I know what ur saying..there are only so many ways of expressing how great this album is...I can't wait till you do "How Many More Times..." it is gonna really blow your mind...
This debut album showed the world what Led Zeppelin meant - and means - to the rock & roll world. I think you'll find a steady growth & progression as you get through their entire catalog. Blues masters, acoustic blues masters, epic prog masters ... they could do it all. Each member was a virtuoso in his own right - and you can hear that through the years...enjoy!
Communication Breakdown….pure rock & roll. I Can’t Quit You Baby….pure blues. This whole album showed LZ’s flexibility in their music. What a phenomenal first album! 👍
To this day 53 years later, I hear the first note of any Zeppelin song and I smile and get so jazzed!! Thank you for all your awesome reactions…..you are officially dubbed a LedHead!!
Awesome energy in that song!!! Original head banger!! Love Zeppelin!!! Glad you are becoming an every song fan! Fast, slow it doesn’t matter! Soulful rocking in every way!
Communication Breakdown is definitely proto-punk; it's fast and filthy. I Can't Quit You Baby is filthy in a different way. The bass...the drums...the guitar speaking clear as day all create layers that are aggressively slow yet carry a hint of dark seduction. The emotion in their songs cannot be denied.
When you finish album 2, and if you want to enjoy watching them perform live, I recommend their 1970 Royal Albert Hall concert. Near in time to when they dropped albums 1 and 2, so an early look at them, and that concert was fabulous from start to finish. No glitz and glitter, just a great performance. You'll also hear a couple of songs that aren't on any of their 8 albums, so that's also a treat. Would be great to get your reaction to that. Thanks, enjoyed your reaction.
I enjoy watching you listen to these Gods so much. You remind me a lot of myself when I first heard them. Mesmerized and blown away at every turn. Can’t wait for the next one
I was a freshman in high school when this album came out. You can imagine how it affected us back then! Part of the reason you're doing the stink-face so often is the drumming of John Bonham. The man played with unprecedented POWER, and he drove that band like a juggernaut. All four of those guys had amazing qualities, but without Bonzo, Led Zeppelin would not have been as great as they were. As always, I'm going to remind you that the music of King Crimson awaits you.
Glad you dig the Zepp... back in the day when radio played "I can't quit you babe"... they played that song and straight into "How many more times" as if one continual song... that's how the album presented them with really no space between them like other songs. It's great to see a younger generation getting a crave for real music👍 the late 60's and 70's are just FILLED with nothing but fantastic sounds from MANY MANY bands..I will say that not every band is pure gold from start to finish of their career. But alot of bands have a lot of cool music.... Rolling Stones "Can ya hear me knocking", "Midnight Rambler", "Monkey Man".
I can't Quit You Babe was ZEPPELIN'S Take on an ABSOLUTE BLUES CLASSIC!! Howlin Wolf made this Famous, But it was The Legend, Robert Johnson Who Wrote this. And Based on that The Great Jimmy Page Took Shade when he Recorded his Part For this Song! " Taking Shade" is When a Young Blues Guitarist Plays an Older Blue's man's Song, he Drops a Guitar Cord, or Two as a Show of Respect! Another Reason other Artists Hated Zeppelin so much! They were Getting the Respect from The Surviving Blues Legends of the Day. Again, I have so Much more about this. Message me on Instagram some time. Great Double Reaction Man! Till Next Time, Peace, & Love✌️
not tryna start shit but for as long as ive know (after hearing Led Zeppelin of course) the song was written by Willie Dixon and it was first recorded by Otis Rush in 1965. Willie Dixon recorded his version in 1966 and Led Zeppelin came out with their version in 1969. i tried to look up both Robert Johnson and Howlin Wolf but nothing came up under "i cant quit you baby" Again, besides Zeppelin ive always known it as a Willie/Otis song. i did come across "Killin Floor" by Howlin Wolf and the song starts off with "i should have quit you a long time ago" but that was it.
Super reaction, it's great to see your smile, and see you enjoying! But, LED ZEPPELIN IS ALWAYS BETTER LIVE! LISTEN TO THE LIVE VERSION OF COMMUNICATION BREAKDOWN, THEY ARE MAKING A KIND OF FUNKY MUSIC PART, AFTER THE GUITAR, SOLO, AND THEY FINISH WITH THE FIRST ROCK RIFF AGAIN! CRAZY! PEACE FROM FRANCE BRO😂👍✌️🎸🇫🇷
This is why you guys invented the word Lit! Rock and Roll is another badass song on this album. One of their most famous songs. You told me a while back to bring on the recommendations, but like almost every other reactor, you are afraid to pull the trigger because you’ve never heard the song and zero trust me. I keep explaining my legitimacy and experience, but that again is something you youngsters don’t trust me on. Here it is again, it’s a Guarantee man. Super high power, well known jam from one of the best bands you know 0 about. That’s where I come in. This is at their peak of their 50 year career, ok? It’s a powerhouse badass jam. You STILL won’t do it! JUDAS PREIST: Riding On The Wind! Studio version only please. Go loud and trust me. You will be blown away guaranteed on my word as a Rock Old Schooler. Saw them live 18 times over the years. By the way, this first ZEPPELIN album is my favorite record and they are my favorite band. I KNOW THIS STUFF! It’s their bluesiest record and THE epitome of Rock and Roll, but what do I know?
This is one of my favorites Zay, l got to see them do this in concert a handful of times and they would play it a little different each time, wish you could have been there 🤟☺
Hey Zay, the progression of growth from album 1 through the last one is mind blowing. I can remember those exact feelings as a teenager at LSU in 1977 when LZ performed on campus at the Assembly Center and I was 5th row back, front and center stage! I was truly blessed to have witnessed legends being made and music history being forged! When you get a chance, watch the reunion concert from 2007 called "Celebration Day"! It is two hours non-stop of their top hits and will leave you exhausted!! As usual, great reaction my friend!! 👍
It's amazing that you can remember a song that you haven't heard in years and know it word for word and riff for riff.. thank you for picking these songs...Back on my playlist!!!
communication breakdown is almost proto-punk, all sped up and frenetic. Reminds me a lot of “stepping stone” by the monkees which became a massive punk favorite.
Approx todays odds since 1968 = 1 : 9 billion chance a group of individuals will form to create such powerful music. Haters will say they copied a lot of it, but does it FUCK sound like the original. They took parts of it (bullets worth) and turned it in to an ATOM BOMB 💣!! The MIGHTY LED ZEPPELIN THE ETERNAL GODS OF ROCK…ALWAYS!!
I agree with everyone else. Led Zeppelin is best served up LIVE. Three performances that illustrate the beginning, the end, and the reunion of Zepplin are Royal Albert Hall 1970, Knebworth 1979, and the O2 Arena reunion in 2007, with John Bonham's son, Jason on the drums. All 3 are truly AMAZING performances. Fyi....they had 20 million requests for 18,000 tickets for the reunion.
Watch the video “Led Zeppelin Dazed And Confused live in London 1969”. It was filmed in television studio with a small audience in March, 1969, and the first album had just come out in January 1969. They played so loudly that you can hear the sound system being overwhelmed. Seeing Jimmy Page using a violin bow on a Fender Telecaster must’ve been quite a shock for those watching.
@@Mike-rk8px I've seen that. Thats also excellent. Heck...How the West Was Won is one of the most intense live Zeppelin audio tapes there is!!! That famous L.A. Forum show from 1975. Its sick good. There are tons of good bootlegs on RUclips....just not too much video stuff. But yeah....that black and white video from the T.V. studio was.....so raw and good.
I just stumbled across your Channel but even just based on this one reaction I just subbed. I think I was hearing this stuff in junior high school and it was already afterwards but it was still on the radio all the time I think that it was being released about 5 years before that for me but that's not long right? That first album, everything on it is fire. It's just fucking amazing in one way or the other. But then I can say that about pretty much all of their albums. Right up through bonzo's death.
Changes is probably the best track on 90125. I saw this tour but unfortunately was too f***ed up to remember much. My friend spent the entire night staring at the ceiling vents! 😂😂
Love watching the music move you; suggestion...when you start Zeppelin 2 do Heartbreaker and Living Loving Maid back to back...the way they segue is one of my all time favorite double plays...
When you listen to the next song “How many more times”, you should listen to the outro of “I can’t quit you babe” and let it go into “How many more times”. Is a nice transition you may find as smooth as I do
This album was recorded in 36 hours, and Jimmy Page knew that because that's what they were charged on the studio bill. The band was that talented and well-rehearsed when they went in. They knew exactly what they were doing.
Once again live is the best! Listen to communication breakdown live at Paris 1969,or at the Royal Albert Hall, they are making a kind of Funky part after the guitar solo, just too much good! And, you will get a longer version, as always, they were improvising, so much on stage, that's why it's the better band ever! ✌️The same for you shook me, and all the other songs!
Diggin the Led Zeppelin reactions. Another great song that wasnt orginal but they made it theirs. Go check out the original by Otis Rush (written byWillie Dixon) i think you'll like it but i know you love LZ's version.
hey dude.... great reactions....there is just SO MUCH MUSIC to be listened too.... but ive got one for you to check out... but you have to listen to THIS SPECIFIC LIVE PERFORMANCE for your first listen.... its Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble... Live at the El Mocambo.... Texas Flood... its possibly one of the best live blues performances EVER captured on film... IT IS FAN-FUCKING-TASTIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ok... thats all for now... peace my friend... ✌
PS It may be the band’s first album but it was nobody’s first rodeo. With the exception of maybe plant, they all already well knew what they were doing.
Hey man, you're freakin' out. Elite musicians are they not? I aspire to being one half as good as Bonzo on the drums, haven't done it yet. But I come close. Zeppelin is stank face city brother.
Hey Zay! Finally getting to the video (long night I've had). Communication Breakdown is such a rocking tune. Also, I keep wanting to mention this in the live, but keep forgetting. Do you know there's a typo in your description in every video? It says to "subrcribe," instead of "subscribe." Just wanted you to know! Hope you're doing well, and I look forward to the time when you have a reaction video to Animals as Leaders (the band who did the song Soraya I asked for in tonight's live). Peace and love to all! EDIT, since I forgot to say something on the 26th: Rest in Peace to Karac Plant, Robert's son, who died 26 July 1977, aged 5. It's strange to me to think of the fleetingness of life, as Karac was born just a couple of months after my mom. I say it's strange because in the mind of the parent who lost the child, that day is always and forever fresh, and in the grand scheme of things, a great deal of things have come and gone since his unfortunate passing. To anyone who's ever lost someone, you forever have my condolences and I try to carry the remembrances of those we've lost everywhere I go, because ultimately, when you forget where you came from, you forget who you are.
I hope I'm not bothering you too much with ZAPPA, but there are 3 bands I primarily listen to, ZAPPA, YES, and my first love, EMERSON LAKE AND PALMER!! LOOK UP ELP, THE ORIGINAL SUPER GROUP!! AUDIENCES AT SOME EVENTS LIKE!!!! BEST DRUMMER, AND KEYBOARDIST EVER!! IMO anyway.. KARN EVIL #9 TRY IT FOR THE HELL OF IT!!
I second the motion, “I Can’t Quit You Babe” live at Royal Albert Hall 1970
Yes, that clip is devastating!
I know what ur saying..there are only so many ways of expressing how great this album is...I can't wait till you do "How Many More Times..." it is gonna really blow your mind...
One of my faves and a great capper to a classic album. Can’t wait for that one either
This debut album showed the world what Led Zeppelin meant - and means - to the rock & roll world. I think you'll find a steady growth & progression as you get through their entire catalog. Blues masters, acoustic blues masters, epic prog masters ... they could do it all. Each member was a virtuoso in his own right - and you can hear that through the years...enjoy!
Communication Breakdown….pure rock & roll. I Can’t Quit You Baby….pure blues. This whole album showed LZ’s flexibility in their music. What a phenomenal first album! 👍
To this day 53 years later, I hear the first note of any Zeppelin song and I smile and get so jazzed!! Thank you for all your awesome reactions…..you are officially dubbed a LedHead!!
I wore out 2 copies of this album on 8-track tape when it was a new release….. quality stands the test of time.
The way Bonham's drumming always perfectly compliments Jimmy's guitar. You just can't beat it.
For as young as these guys were, pure greatness and it get's even better.
What a wonderful surprise to hear “I Can’t Quit You, Baby!” Great reaction. Zeldon would lose his mind over COMMUNICATION BREAKDOWN, lol.
Helluva slap to the music world for early 69. It only got better and better. They are the definition of RockStars. Forever , they will live on.
Communication Breakdown was pure punk 5 years before punk was a thing. Johnny Ramone, of The Ramones, perfected his down-stroke playing this song.
Awesome energy in that song!!! Original head banger!! Love Zeppelin!!! Glad you are becoming an every song fan! Fast, slow it doesn’t matter! Soulful rocking in every way!
Communication Breakdown is definitely proto-punk; it's fast and filthy. I Can't Quit You Baby is filthy in a different way. The bass...the drums...the guitar speaking clear as day all create layers that are aggressively slow yet carry a hint of dark seduction. The emotion in their songs cannot be denied.
Love this album 😊
Second song! Soul, Soul, Soul and beyond Soul!!! So glad you becoming a LEDHEAD!!!
When you finish album 2, and if you want to enjoy watching them perform live, I recommend their 1970 Royal Albert Hall concert. Near in time to when they dropped albums 1 and 2, so an early look at them, and that concert was fabulous from start to finish. No glitz and glitter, just a great performance. You'll also hear a couple of songs that aren't on any of their 8 albums, so that's also a treat. Would be great to get your reaction to that. Thanks, enjoyed your reaction.
I second that! Pure rock genius!!
Yes, please! That entire show is incredible!!
I enjoy watching you listen to these Gods so much. You remind me a lot of myself when I first heard them. Mesmerized and blown away at every turn. Can’t wait for the next one
I was a freshman in high school when this album came out. You can imagine how it affected us back then! Part of the reason you're doing the stink-face so often is the drumming of John Bonham. The man played with unprecedented POWER, and he drove that band like a juggernaut. All four of those guys had amazing qualities, but without Bonzo, Led Zeppelin would not have been as great as they were.
As always, I'm going to remind you that the music of King Crimson awaits you.
Dude you really gotta listen to I can't quit you baby from the royal Albert Hall performance, it's honestly amazing. You won't believe it.
Glad you dig the Zepp... back in the day when radio played "I can't quit you babe"... they played that song and straight into "How many more times" as if one continual song... that's how the album presented them with really no space between them like other songs. It's great to see a younger generation getting a crave for real music👍 the late 60's and 70's are just FILLED with nothing but fantastic sounds from MANY MANY bands..I will say that not every band is pure gold from start to finish of their career. But alot of bands have a lot of cool music.... Rolling Stones "Can ya hear me knocking", "Midnight Rambler", "Monkey Man".
I can't Quit You Babe was ZEPPELIN'S Take on an ABSOLUTE BLUES CLASSIC!! Howlin Wolf made this Famous, But it was The Legend, Robert Johnson Who Wrote this. And Based on that The Great Jimmy Page Took Shade when he Recorded his Part For this Song! " Taking Shade" is When a Young Blues Guitarist Plays an Older Blue's man's Song, he Drops a Guitar Cord, or Two as a Show of Respect! Another Reason other Artists Hated Zeppelin so much! They were Getting the Respect from The Surviving Blues Legends of the Day. Again, I have so Much more about this. Message me on Instagram some time. Great Double Reaction Man! Till Next Time, Peace, & Love✌️
not tryna start shit but for as long as ive know (after hearing Led Zeppelin of course) the song was written by Willie Dixon and it was first recorded by Otis Rush in 1965. Willie Dixon recorded his version in 1966 and Led Zeppelin came out with their version in 1969. i tried to look up both Robert Johnson and Howlin Wolf but nothing came up under "i cant quit you baby" Again, besides Zeppelin ive always known it as a Willie/Otis song. i did come across "Killin Floor" by Howlin Wolf and the song starts off with "i should have quit you a long time ago" but that was it.
love your zep reactions..please keep em coming
You should see them do I Can't Quit You live from Royal Albert Hall!
Happy Holiday's my friend... I'm rediscovering my "past" classic rock faves thanks to you/your channel.
PEACE.
Super reaction, it's great to see your smile, and see you enjoying! But, LED ZEPPELIN IS ALWAYS BETTER LIVE! LISTEN TO THE LIVE VERSION OF COMMUNICATION BREAKDOWN, THEY ARE MAKING A KIND OF FUNKY MUSIC PART, AFTER THE GUITAR, SOLO, AND THEY FINISH WITH THE FIRST ROCK RIFF AGAIN! CRAZY! PEACE FROM FRANCE BRO😂👍✌️🎸🇫🇷
Thanks for your answer man! Super cool to chat, while there's an ocean between us! 😂😂😂😂✌️👍🎸🇫🇷IT'S TOO COOL!
Dude, I cannot wait for you to experience "How Many More Times".
It's.
A.
Masterpiece.
Once you get a ear full. There's no going back. How many more times is going to rock your world
This is why you guys invented the word Lit! Rock and Roll is another badass song on this album. One of their most famous songs. You told me a while back to bring on the recommendations, but like almost every other reactor, you are afraid to pull the trigger because you’ve never heard the song and zero trust me. I keep explaining my legitimacy and experience, but that again is something you youngsters don’t trust me on. Here it is again, it’s a Guarantee man. Super high power, well known jam from one of the best bands you know 0 about. That’s where I come in. This is at their peak of their 50 year career, ok? It’s a powerhouse badass jam. You STILL won’t do it! JUDAS PREIST: Riding On The Wind! Studio version only please. Go loud and trust me. You will be blown away guaranteed on my word as a Rock Old Schooler. Saw them live 18 times over the years.
By the way, this first ZEPPELIN album is my favorite record and they are my favorite band. I KNOW THIS STUFF!
It’s their bluesiest record and THE epitome of Rock and Roll, but what do I know?
Love your reactions, you really enjoy what you're listening and appreciate the music at its purest form.
My #1 group I’ve picked them for me there are to good they hit ever fiber of my being and heart n soul
Do I Can't Quit You Babe live 1970!!!!
They are magnificent! Lol who was your friend peeking through your door? 😂 I LOVE this Zeppathon!!
Yah. He peeked in and was thinking, "Oh, he's jamming out to Zeppelin again."
ZEPPELIN will rarely let you down on any song you react to ZAY . Great album 👍 ✌
This is one of my favorites Zay, l got to see them do this in concert a handful of times and they would play it a little different each time, wish you could have been there 🤟☺
Hey Zay, the progression of growth from album 1 through the last one is mind blowing. I can remember those exact feelings as a teenager at LSU in 1977 when LZ performed on campus at the Assembly Center and I was 5th row back, front and center stage! I was truly blessed to have witnessed legends being made and music history being forged! When you get a chance, watch the reunion concert from 2007 called "Celebration Day"! It is two hours non-stop of their top hits and will leave you exhausted!! As usual, great reaction my friend!! 👍
Did you hear Bozos Tripp’s. Holy Moly! 😎 GOATS!
It's amazing that you can remember a song that you haven't heard in years and know it word for word and riff for riff.. thank you for picking these songs...Back on my playlist!!!
communication breakdown is almost proto-punk, all sped up and frenetic. Reminds me a lot of “stepping stone” by the monkees which became a massive punk favorite.
Approx todays odds since 1968 =
1 : 9 billion chance a group of individuals will form to create such powerful music.
Haters will say they copied a lot of it, but does it FUCK sound like the original. They took parts of it (bullets worth) and turned it in to an ATOM BOMB 💣!!
The MIGHTY LED ZEPPELIN THE ETERNAL GODS OF ROCK…ALWAYS!!
Every Zeppelin album was good, From Zeppelin 1 all the way to In Through the Out Door. " Fool in the Rain" and " Tea for One" are two of my favs.
I agree with everyone else. Led Zeppelin is best served up LIVE. Three performances that illustrate the beginning, the end, and the reunion of Zepplin are Royal Albert Hall 1970, Knebworth 1979, and the O2 Arena reunion in 2007, with John Bonham's son, Jason on the drums. All 3 are truly AMAZING performances. Fyi....they had 20 million requests for 18,000 tickets for the reunion.
Watch the video “Led Zeppelin Dazed And Confused live in London 1969”. It was filmed in television studio with a small audience in March, 1969, and the first album had just come out in January 1969. They played so loudly that you can hear the sound system being overwhelmed. Seeing Jimmy Page using a violin bow on a Fender Telecaster must’ve been quite a shock for those watching.
@@Mike-rk8px I've seen that. Thats also excellent. Heck...How the West Was Won is one of the most intense live Zeppelin audio tapes there is!!! That famous L.A. Forum show from 1975. Its sick good. There are tons of good bootlegs on RUclips....just not too much video stuff. But yeah....that black and white video from the T.V. studio was.....so raw and good.
Lol. Who couldn't use an extra helping of Zeppelin? Enjoying the Zepathon!
Keep up this content as I know you will. I'm going to subscribe now. Pink Floyd is another Masterclass band to dive headlong into.
The entire album is classic!
You should enjoy this.
I just stumbled across your Channel but even just based on this one reaction I just subbed. I think I was hearing this stuff in junior high school and it was already afterwards but it was still on the radio all the time I think that it was being released about 5 years before that for me but that's not long right? That first album, everything on it is fire. It's just fucking amazing in one way or the other. But then I can say that about pretty much all of their albums. Right up through bonzo's death.
Can't wait until you get to their album Physical Graffiti! Yep, they are too good!!
Changes is probably the best track on 90125. I saw this tour but unfortunately was too f***ed up to remember much. My friend spent the entire night staring at the ceiling vents! 😂😂
They are beyond good
Love watching the music move you; suggestion...when you start Zeppelin 2 do Heartbreaker and Living Loving Maid back to back...the way they segue is one of my all time favorite double plays...
Eric Clapton, "From the Cradle" album, 1994. Excellent blues album.
The next song on the album is a real gem.
When you listen to the next song “How many more times”, you should listen to the outro of “I can’t quit you babe” and let it go into “How many more times”. Is a nice transition you may find as smooth as I do
This album was recorded in 36 hours, and Jimmy Page knew that because that's what they were charged on the studio bill.
The band was that talented and well-rehearsed when they went in. They knew exactly what they were doing.
Once again live is the best! Listen to communication breakdown live at Paris 1969,or at the Royal Albert Hall, they are making a kind of Funky part after the guitar solo, just too much good! And, you will get a longer version, as always, they were improvising, so much on stage, that's why it's the better band ever! ✌️The same for you shook me, and all the other songs!
Same with, you shook me, and a can't quite you! Watch the live at royal Albert Hall ! It's brutal! Rough! Nasty!
Jimmy Page makes his guitar speak.. Robert sings it, Jimmy repeats it with his 🎸
Watch this song live, it's even more impressive.
Eight years before Punk Rock broke...
Diggin the Led Zeppelin reactions. Another great song that wasnt orginal but they made it theirs. Go check out the original by Otis Rush (written byWillie Dixon) i think you'll like it but i know you love LZ's version.
his dude has a musical ear and spirit.....he needs to play an instrument like a guitar or the keyboards for the drums
Rock n roll!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
hey dude.... great reactions....there is just SO MUCH MUSIC to be listened too.... but ive got one for you to check out... but you have to listen to THIS SPECIFIC LIVE PERFORMANCE for your first listen.... its Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble... Live at the El Mocambo.... Texas Flood... its possibly one of the best live blues performances EVER captured on film... IT IS FAN-FUCKING-TASTIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ok... thats all for now... peace my friend... ✌
The breakdown on the next song in the album… 🤯
PS It may be the band’s first album but it was nobody’s first rodeo. With the exception of maybe plant, they all already well knew what they were doing.
Get some Zepplin posters for your back wall! Does anyone else miss Zel? Zel we hardly knew ye...
We all miss Zel!! 😭
What’s sick is I can’t quit you is almost literally just them fooling around lol
Wait until you see them live. 1970 Royal Albert HALL. Jimmy's birthday. It's ten times better Live
Hey! How's it going? Hell yeah!
Hey man, you're freakin' out. Elite musicians are they not? I aspire to being one half as good as Bonzo on the drums, haven't done it yet. But I come close. Zeppelin is stank face city brother.
Their own genre! 🤷🏻♂️
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Hey Zay! Finally getting to the video (long night I've had). Communication Breakdown is such a rocking tune. Also, I keep wanting to mention this in the live, but keep forgetting. Do you know there's a typo in your description in every video? It says to "subrcribe," instead of "subscribe." Just wanted you to know! Hope you're doing well, and I look forward to the time when you have a reaction video to Animals as Leaders (the band who did the song Soraya I asked for in tonight's live). Peace and love to all!
EDIT, since I forgot to say something on the 26th: Rest in Peace to Karac Plant, Robert's son, who died 26 July 1977, aged 5. It's strange to me to think of the fleetingness of life, as Karac was born just a couple of months after my mom. I say it's strange because in the mind of the parent who lost the child, that day is always and forever fresh, and in the grand scheme of things, a great deal of things have come and gone since his unfortunate passing. To anyone who's ever lost someone, you forever have my condolences and I try to carry the remembrances of those we've lost everywhere I go, because ultimately, when you forget where you came from, you forget who you are.
ZAPPATHON😉
Sorry I haven't been on lives, taking a little time.
All good page! ❤️
❤❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍🤙
I hope I'm not bothering you too much with ZAPPA, but there are 3 bands I primarily listen to,
ZAPPA, YES, and my first love,
EMERSON LAKE AND PALMER!! LOOK UP ELP, THE ORIGINAL SUPER GROUP!!
AUDIENCES AT SOME EVENTS LIKE!!!!
BEST DRUMMER, AND KEYBOARDIST EVER!! IMO anyway..
KARN EVIL #9 TRY IT FOR THE HELL OF IT!!
Willie Dixon wrote it.
05:03 Right side of the screen. I bet he wants to tell you should clean your room. :)
Once you get the Zepp bug, you have to hear it all. Watch The Song Remains The Same, etc. Learn to play, drums or bass or guitar or sing.
Omggggghhhh
1969