Sorry @alvaro costa , I agree with Marisol. I speak both languages, and they are similar in written version and grammar ( not the same, but similar....that's what she said) however pronunciation is very, very different. Anyways this is a music reaction, not a language discussion. Great music, good reaction.
Dear@@poppad331, good morning from Porto, Portugal. I understand what you mean by similar, however, we are talking about two separate languages, not just politically and geographically, but most importantly, by time. Galician-Portuguese, a romance language with it's origins in vulgar Latin, was already been spoken on the 2nd century and was a language of its own between the 7th and 8th century. Old Castilian, which is the basis of what we today call Spanish, originated later and can be identified as a language from the 10th century onward. In fact, it's more difficult for a Spaniard to read or understand Portuguese then the other way round. I'm a native Portuguese speaker who knows Spanish. But you are right, this is not a linguistic discussion, it's about music and this is one of the greatest bands and one of the most beautiful songs ever written.
When I was a teenager, I went into a local guitar store, and in big signs was written "No Stairway to Heaven" because the salespeople had gotten so sick of hearing amateurs trying to play it. It's hard to believe any guitarist hasn't heard what may be the most famous riff in history.
@@cormyat07 they weren't tired of hearing it. Ever since Wayne's World came out it's been "cool" for the salespeople to post those signs. Nobody gets tired of Stairway to Heaven. They're just jealous they can't play it. Unfortunately this is partly why new guitarists arent hearing the song anymore
@@jasonhagar1758 Lol. Problem is, 90% of customers trying to play Stairway to Heaven can't actually play it. That's why you see the signs. Same with "Jump" by Van Halen anywhere that sold keyboards.
This is our generation’s Bach, Beethoven and Mozart. You listen to Zeppelin albums, not singles. That’s 50 year old stuff, dude, and still nothing better.
Yup. They're not albums with single tracks, They are Symphonies... Anyone who's ever listened to a Pink Floyd album knows this! Isn't it fun watching these kids discover what we grew up with?
@@jazzyboy7784 it's funny how rock and roll was apparently derived from blues, but a band 20 years later and from England sounds more blues than Chuck Berry ever did
The best Zeppelin songs to listen to are all of them . They are a band you can start with their first album and listen album by album and it is a rabbit hole you will enter . Very versatile band and they had the keys to the kingdom in the 70's .
Can't play guitar for squat but I do play the violin.. ikr ..anyways always was envious of you guys this song has a place in my heart the guitar kills executed so amazingly and effortlessly the big event solo gets you in your feels everytime you hear it timeless... 🖤🙏
In my opinion, the most iconic song in rock n roll. I danced my first slow dance with boy to this song in 7th grade. You can just imagine a bunch of 12 and 13 year old awkwardly holding on to their dance partners a foot apart. And then the tempo kicks up and nobody knows what to do next.😂 We were all so nervous and inexperienced. And young. I know I had sweaty hands all night. Things sure are different now. I'm really glad you enjoyed this song. Black Dog sounds great for the next one. Immigrant Song, Whole Lotta Love, Kashmir, Since I've Been Loving You, When the Levee Breaks, No Quarter, Ramble On, Dazed and Confused, Communication Breakdown.....
The ending verse “And as we wind on down the road, our shadows taller than our souls, there walks a lady we all know, who shines white light and wants it shown, how everything still turns to gold, and if you listen very hard, the tune will come to you at last, when all are one and one is all, to be a rock and not to roll.
This is my favorite Zeppelin song but another great one is Black Dog you nailed it I think you'll really like that one!!! There's so many but those are my two favorites! Nice reaction!!
Page enjoyed taking people on a journey and this one in paticular. He said he wanted this number to start off soft and melodic, then take you to a rocking midrange, and then off course lead you to an explosion of sound in the last section. I really love songs that do this. Shows their creativity from being able to calm you, wake you up and send you into a tornado. Interesting and fun the whole way.
The true Zeppelin Fans will tell you go to the 1st album and listen to it all. The 4 England boys that are Led Zeppelin meet 3 weeks before recording the album and they did it in 36 hours 😮😮😮😮
Most that click on this video have heard (and love) Stairway to Heaven, this was my case too. No video, so I watched YOUR REACTION (I mean, after all, it IS a "reaction" video). I couldn't help noticing you concentrating, listening to the lyrics, and trying to work out the chords etc, but when John Henry Bonham kicks in with those drums, you smiled, and did so every time he featured hevily on the track. Without a single doubt, THE greatest rock drummer to ever draw breath. GOAT (Greatest Of All Time). Glad you enjoyed it. Listen to anything from Led Zeppelin, there are no "dud" or "mediocre" Led Zeppelin tracks. All are great.
Greatest rock band ever Bonham was a monster on the drums and Jimmy Page never played the solo the same twice when live he played the way he felt it at the time and Robert Plants vocals well what is there to say there, just amazing!!
Voted the most iconic and recognizable song in Rock History by Rolling Stone magazine. If you've never heard this, you must have been living on a deserted Island somewhere.
Hey Brotha. YOU are a joy to watch, bein a musician/guitarist & all. I HAD to stop your vid & comment 6:53 in. Beside being a beautiful milk chocolate pleasure to look at, your obvious guitarist joy when Jimmy's lead kicks in & TAKES OVER had me wantin to comment immediately. I also appreciate your REALLY LISTENING! Thank You. Yeah, this tune IS a Soul/Lifeforce Toucher.
It's always exciting to me watching younger people react to music that I have been listening to for over 40 years. Being a guitar player when Jimmy Page played the solo that was quite a smile !!
👍🏻 Live version from July 73 in NY City, Page’s solo is unreal...Also check out live version of “Since I’ve Been Loving You” from same concert, your jaw will drop at Page’s solos here too ( there are several)...
@@Luniversed this is proclaimed " the song of hope " ..... YES , THERE ARE 2 PATHS - U CAN GO THERE, BUT IN THE LONG RUN , THERE IS STILL TIME TO CHANGE THE ROAD YOU'RE ON ! .... "
The solo seems doable as far as playing the notes goes. It's just the feeling that is hard to capture. The string bends have a lot of oomph in them, like emotional oomph. Some of them are more than a full tone raised too, not that easy on the fingers to practice. The 12 string parts, probably 2-3 tracks of them, always make me want to buy a 12 string and a reverb pedal. Epic song. I just never gets old.
Yes! Def watch the live version! The guitar solo in the end is supposed to kinda take you on a musical journey on a stairway to heaven so it gets more intense as it goes to represent altitude/light.
I often think about something that is not there to create, but to discover, like if songs were already there just waiting in the dark to be brought out to light. Sometimes it feels to me like as musicians pick the right notes at the right moment, so, when i listen to a masterpiece, never mind the genre, you can almost intuitively know what's coming, and even being new to your ears and mind, it seems to be perfectly right, that everything makes so much sense. Don't mind me. I always trip over these things.
A really great cover is the Kennedy center honors when Led Zeppelin was inducted & Heart sang it with an awesome choir & watching Robert plant, jimmy page & John Paul Jones react to it was priceless. Also the late John Bonham’s son Jason Bonham played the drums.
I knew you would like when the drums really kicked in and the guitar too. This was big back in 1971 when I was a junior in High School. It is a beautiful song. Take care.......... :-)
So glad to see a young person discovering LZ. Stairway to Heaven is considered by most to be the greatest rock song in history. If you're a guitarist I'm sure you'll appreciate LZ's Jimmy Page.
Good review. I like how you don't interrupt the song. You definitely should watch the live version of this and "Since I've been loving you" both from 1973 square garden Song remains the same dvd. There live performance might not be as perfect but way more powerful and raw.
If you watch this reaction to his reaction to RUSH 2112, you may agree with me that Led Zepplin is a number two to RUSH for greatest Rock Song of all time.
There are some songs that you should always do the studio version for. There are some where a live version does for it well and more. And there are some that you should start with the studio version and then do a live version. Stairway to Heaven is the latter. The best first exposure comes from the original material, but after you're familiar with it, there is a live version that adds something more, though it loses a bit from the original. They are equally worth listening to, but in cases like this, it's best to do the original first, as that is usually the first version the artist intends their audience to hear. That's where you can ask things like "Wow, can they do that live?" and "I wonder how energetic this is live". You'll likely listen to the studio versions of songs more, so familiarising yourself with that first will create a less frustrating listening experience in case you listened to the live first and went back to the studio version, only to find you didn't care for it as much.
Check out “Since I’ve Been Loving You,” “When the Levee Breaks, and “ Kashmir” from Led Zep, incredible songs. They fused blues and rock roll, and also foreshadowed progressive rock, a unique band that in my - and MANY other’s opinion - is unique and wil last for centuries... All of Led Zep is worth a close listen, they develop from intensely bluesy rock in various directions without ever losing the blues connection... You’re in for a treat!
You should also listen to Heart perforiming Stairway to Heaven at the Kennedy Center Honors with 3 of Led Zeppelin members in the audience. The drummer died. Something completely different, but as a guitarist you have to listen to Stevie Ray Vaughan Live at the El Mocombo.(spelling?).
This was the "sex" song when I was a teenager back in late 60's . It builds slowly to a climax....no laughing, teenagers don't need a long time. Anyway, this was also one of those songs where if you were a DJ, you could go out and have a smoke while the record played for 8 minutes. On the night shift it helped you stay awake. So, this song has a history for many people on a lot of levels besides just a great song.
@@thecelticcrone7927 I was living in San Diego in those days, so it was more high watching sunsets with a blonde than lava lamps, but, yeah, I get your drift. AS they say, "if you remember the 60's, you weren't there" . It was kind of right.
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It's not Spanish subtitles .. it's portuguese .. similar in writing and grammar to spanish , totally different in pronuntiation .
GOO-GOO!!! :D
Sorry Marisól, but vocabulary and grammar are quite different. Trust me, I'm a translator :) Happy New Year!
Sorry @alvaro costa , I agree with Marisol. I speak both languages, and they are similar in written version and grammar ( not the same, but similar....that's what she said) however pronunciation is very, very different. Anyways this is a music reaction, not a language discussion. Great music, good reaction.
Dear@@poppad331, good morning from Porto, Portugal. I understand what you mean by similar, however, we are talking about two separate languages, not just politically and geographically, but most importantly, by time. Galician-Portuguese, a romance language with it's origins in vulgar Latin, was already been spoken on the 2nd century and was a language of its own between the 7th and 8th century. Old Castilian, which is the basis of what we today call Spanish, originated later and can be identified as a language from the 10th century onward. In fact, it's more difficult for a Spaniard to read or understand Portuguese then the other way round. I'm a native Portuguese speaker who knows Spanish.
But you are right, this is not a linguistic discussion, it's about music and this is one of the greatest bands and one of the most beautiful songs ever written.
WTF?Similar writing and grammar?
Being a guitarist and not having heard Jimmy Page is like being an alcoholic and never tasting booze before.
Haha
When I was a teenager, I went into a local guitar store, and in big signs was written "No Stairway to Heaven" because the salespeople had gotten so sick of hearing amateurs trying to play it. It's hard to believe any guitarist hasn't heard what may be the most famous riff in history.
@@cormyat07 they weren't tired of hearing it. Ever since Wayne's World came out it's been "cool" for the salespeople to post those signs. Nobody gets tired of Stairway to Heaven. They're just jealous they can't play it.
Unfortunately this is partly why new guitarists arent hearing the song anymore
@@jasonhagar1758 Lol. Problem is, 90% of customers trying to play Stairway to Heaven can't actually play it. That's why you see the signs. Same with "Jump" by Van Halen anywhere that sold keyboards.
Yes!
This song simply refuses to get old.
Led Zeppelin = Rock Gods.
This is our generation’s Bach, Beethoven and Mozart. You listen to Zeppelin albums, not singles. That’s 50 year old stuff, dude, and still nothing better.
Amen brother...
Yup. They're not albums with single tracks, They are Symphonies... Anyone who's ever listened to a Pink Floyd album knows this!
Isn't it fun watching these kids discover what we grew up with?
Not really into blues, and Zep is a glorified blues band.
@@adog4661 ... I'll take that all day long...
@@jazzyboy7784 it's funny how rock and roll was apparently derived from blues, but a band 20 years later and from England sounds more blues than Chuck Berry ever did
Everybody's reaction when the drums first come in is great.
That smile during the solo really made my day. To say this song is epic is an understatement.
This song is considered among many to be the greatest rock song ever written. Great reaction, keep up the good work
The masters of rock and roll led zeppelin
I'm happy you enjoyed it . The look on your face is priceless when the drums kick in .
Masterpiece is a bit of an understatement for this song.
His reaction followed the progression of the song, very cool.
I can hear this a thousand times and still get chills every time the drums drop in.
Epic, epic song.
This is one of the greatest pieces of music ever created.
NEVER GETS OLD....
Greatest song ever written.
Led Zeppelin have better songs
@@user-gh8yz2kc4b No
Yes. Achille last stand.
@@Floyd690 I prefire all of my love
@@johnisetern8649 yes, A LOT of better songs, even Jimmy Page said Achilles Last Stand is better
This song is a guitarists dream. Super fun to learn and play. I was 13 when I learned it back in '75.
I was 8 years old and my parents would play this song all of the time.
It’s so wonderful to be able to watch someone hearing songs like this for the first time.
Classical conductor, Vladimir Horowitz, said that this song was the perfect collection of notes he had ever heard before...
Leddy Gee sources? I just Googled this and came up empty. Not that I need Horowitz' opinion to justify my undying love for this much maligned gem.
I saw them 3 times live. The most amazing group of all time
When the drums start, EVERYONE smiles. It's inevitable :)
For at least ten years this was the single most requested song on the radio, hands down.
The best Zeppelin songs to listen to are all of them . They are a band you can start with their first album and listen album by album and it is a rabbit hole you will enter . Very versatile band and they had the keys to the kingdom in the 70's .
Best solo in history
Can't play guitar for squat but I do play the violin.. ikr ..anyways always was envious of you guys this song has a place in my heart the guitar kills executed so amazingly and effortlessly the big event solo gets you in your feels everytime you hear it timeless... 🖤🙏
The live is going to melt your face off. 😁
Loved your reaction, young man. This is a CLASSIC and so well worth the listen.
A great way to start ANY day!!! Thanks!
Led Zeppelin's Rock & Roll is an example of pure rock!
In my opinion, the most iconic song in rock n roll. I danced my first slow dance with boy to this song in 7th grade. You can just imagine a bunch of 12 and 13 year old awkwardly holding on to their dance partners a foot apart. And then the tempo kicks up and nobody knows what to do next.😂 We were all so nervous and inexperienced. And young. I know I had sweaty hands all night. Things sure are different now. I'm really glad you enjoyed this song. Black Dog sounds great for the next one. Immigrant Song, Whole Lotta Love, Kashmir, Since I've Been Loving You, When the Levee Breaks, No Quarter, Ramble On, Dazed and Confused, Communication Breakdown.....
D.last song at the school dance.We would run the band out of town if the they didn't play it!LOL!
I love that you have that memory!!❤❤❤
The ending verse “And as we wind on down the road, our shadows taller than our souls, there walks a lady we all know, who shines white light and wants it shown, how everything still turns to gold, and if you listen very hard, the tune will come to you at last, when all are one and one is all, to be a rock and not to roll.
This is my favorite Zeppelin song but another great one is Black Dog you nailed it I think you'll really like that one!!! There's so many but those are my two favorites! Nice reaction!!
Page enjoyed taking people on a journey and this one in paticular.
He said he wanted this number to start off soft and melodic, then take you to a rocking midrange, and then off course lead you to an explosion of sound in the last section.
I really love songs that do this.
Shows their creativity from being able to calm you, wake you up and send you into a tornado.
Interesting and fun the whole way.
The true Zeppelin Fans will tell you go to the 1st album and listen to it all.
The 4 England boys that are Led Zeppelin meet 3 weeks before recording the album and they did it in 36 hours 😮😮😮😮
Most that click on this video have heard (and love) Stairway to Heaven, this was my case too. No video, so I watched YOUR REACTION (I mean, after all, it IS a "reaction" video). I couldn't help noticing you concentrating, listening to the lyrics, and trying to work out the chords etc, but when John Henry Bonham kicks in with those drums, you smiled, and did so every time he featured hevily on the track. Without a single doubt, THE greatest rock drummer to ever draw breath. GOAT (Greatest Of All Time). Glad you enjoyed it. Listen to anything from Led Zeppelin, there are no "dud" or "mediocre" Led Zeppelin tracks. All are great.
Greatest rock band ever Bonham was a monster on the drums and Jimmy Page never played the solo the same twice when live he played the way he felt it at the time and Robert Plants vocals well what is there to say there, just amazing!!
Number 1 song of all time….period.
Voted the most iconic and recognizable song in Rock History by Rolling Stone magazine. If you've never heard this, you must have been living on a deserted Island somewhere.
Hey Brotha. YOU are a joy to watch, bein a musician/guitarist & all. I HAD to stop your vid & comment 6:53 in. Beside being a beautiful milk chocolate pleasure to look at, your obvious guitarist joy when Jimmy's lead kicks in & TAKES OVER had me wantin to comment immediately. I also appreciate your REALLY LISTENING! Thank You. Yeah, this tune IS a Soul/Lifeforce Toucher.
Oh my God, you gotta listen to the live version at Madison square garden
Yyyeeeesssss
Absolutely
I always see this comment
Yes yes yes!!!
Earls court
should really see these guys play live - just amazing to watch
Another great Zeppelin experience is "Ten Years Gone", "In The Light", "Kashmir", "The Rain Song".
And you can just see the moment on his face when the hook kicked in!
You must hear this live it's awesome
Whole lotta love, is my favourite.
my favourite is all of them. ps, I also love Apple pie :)
No
It's always exciting to me watching younger people react to music that I have been listening to for over 40 years. Being a guitar player when Jimmy Page played the solo that was quite a smile !!
Your enthusiasm is infectious...thank you....
Peace from Israel brother!!! Good luck in everything you do... led zeppelin rocks! :)
Since I've Been Loving You. Arguably their best song, fantastic guitar throughout.
The live version is a Must!🔥🔥
Live at MSG '73👍👍!
👍🏻 Live version from July 73 in NY City, Page’s solo is unreal...Also check out live version of “Since I’ve Been Loving You” from same concert, your jaw will drop at Page’s solos here too ( there are several)...
When the levee breaks!
My guy how are you guitarist and never heard of stairway to heaven. come on now.
I always heard the name but never listened to the song, I was more disappointing but I'm working on it lol thank you for watching
@@Luniversed this is proclaimed " the song of hope " ..... YES , THERE ARE 2 PATHS - U CAN GO THERE, BUT IN THE LONG RUN , THERE IS STILL TIME TO CHANGE THE ROAD YOU'RE ON ! .... "
The solo seems doable as far as playing the notes goes. It's just the feeling that is hard to capture. The string bends have a lot of oomph in them, like emotional oomph. Some of them are more than a full tone raised too, not that easy on the fingers to practice. The 12 string parts, probably 2-3 tracks of them, always make me want to buy a 12 string and a reverb pedal. Epic song. I just never gets old.
I tried a 12 string for the first time the other day and wow the headstock weighs the guitar down a lot its awkward
The only problem for me with playing the solo, is that I play it on acoustic haha. I've yet to own an electric.
Yes! Def watch the live version! The guitar solo in the end is supposed to kinda take you on a musical journey on a stairway to heaven so it gets more intense as it goes to represent altitude/light.
There's a lot of really good iconic zeppelin songs. But the 2 that I think I like the most is The Ocean and Hey Hey What Can I Do. Badass songs
Takeshi Kovacs Two of my favorites
Still time to change the road you’re on. .......When all are one and one is all.Best song of all time.period.
I was 16 when this song dropped. Man, it was a GREAT time to be a teenager full of angst! Lol!
Page is one which certainly visited the CROSSROADS.
I often think about something that is not there to create, but to discover, like if songs were already there just waiting in the dark to be brought out to light. Sometimes it feels to me like as musicians pick the right notes at the right moment, so, when i listen to a masterpiece, never mind the genre, you can almost intuitively know what's coming, and even being new to your ears and mind, it seems to be perfectly right, that everything makes so much sense. Don't mind me. I always trip over these things.
As a guitar player, you should definitely check out Black Dog next. It's an iconic riff, and a helluva lot of fun to play!
I take it you know that Jimmy Page plays a twelve string until (6:43) when he switches immediately to a six string.
When the leeve breaks (have a listen)
Nice vid man, I'm going to sub in the hope of more reactions to these oldies but goodies, there's such a deep place for you to to explore!!
That is what it is. A masterpiece
I learned to play the Flute...just to play this song!😂😂
God bless you!
Listen to the bass line in this... amazing....
A really great cover is the Kennedy center honors when Led Zeppelin was inducted & Heart sang it with an awesome choir & watching Robert plant, jimmy page & John Paul Jones react to it was priceless. Also the late John Bonham’s son Jason Bonham played the drums.
Greatest solo ever!!! Shoutout from Puerto Rico
I knew you would like when the drums really kicked in and the guitar too. This was big back in 1971 when I was a junior in High School. It is a beautiful song. Take care.......... :-)
So glad to see a young person discovering LZ. Stairway to Heaven is considered by most to be the greatest rock song in history. If you're a guitarist I'm sure you'll appreciate LZ's Jimmy Page.
It’s a masterpiece. I suggest “Babe, I’m gonna leave you “
Since I Been Loving You is Led Zeppelin's best song IMO
Good review. I like how you don't interrupt the song. You definitely should watch the live version of this and "Since I've been loving you" both from 1973 square garden Song remains the same dvd. There live performance might not be as perfect but way more powerful and raw.
Great reaction! try Ramble on! When the levee breaks! going to California,
If you watch this reaction to his reaction to RUSH 2112, you may agree with me that Led Zepplin is a number two to RUSH for greatest Rock Song of all time.
Listen to the studio version of Since I've Been Loving You...and then the live version!
start from Led Zeppelin 1 and then enjoy the journey.....
There are some songs that you should always do the studio version for.
There are some where a live version does for it well and more.
And there are some that you should start with the studio version and then do a live version.
Stairway to Heaven is the latter. The best first exposure comes from the original material, but after you're familiar with it, there is a live version that adds something more, though it loses a bit from the original. They are equally worth listening to, but in cases like this, it's best to do the original first, as that is usually the first version the artist intends their audience to hear. That's where you can ask things like "Wow, can they do that live?" and "I wonder how energetic this is live". You'll likely listen to the studio versions of songs more, so familiarising yourself with that first will create a less frustrating listening experience in case you listened to the live first and went back to the studio version, only to find you didn't care for it as much.
Let it in !
Another great reaction!
Please react to Parlement Funkadelic-Maggot Brain.
Go live, go live! Madison Square 1973. Notice the tempo and lyric intensity builds up as the song progresses. It was written that way.
You keep rockin' bro!
You should watch Heart's tribute to Led Zepplin at the Kennedy Center. It will blow your socks off.
In My Time of Dying, Dazed and Confused, When the Leveee Breaks (studio versions) Since I've been loving you - lIVE
Definitely check out the live version of this song from their live album "The Song Remains the Same".
You do need to see live version
You did it right young Brother, Studio first then live second... Merry Christmas to you and yours.....
Must listen to the Heart cover of this song at the Kennedy Center Honors, with the band in the audience.
The opening riff is the "forbidden riff." Forbidden to be played in a music store.
Check out “Since I’ve Been Loving You,” “When the Levee Breaks, and “ Kashmir” from Led Zep, incredible songs. They fused blues and rock roll, and also foreshadowed progressive rock, a unique band that in my - and MANY other’s opinion - is unique and wil last for centuries... All of Led Zep is worth a close listen, they develop from intensely bluesy rock in various directions without ever losing the blues connection... You’re in for a treat!
Dude that was the shit 😎 nice love it
Love your channel ✌
You have to check out the live version check out no quarter live by Led Zeppelin
Man just start at the first album and go from there you won't find any bad songs!!!! Watch how they progress
Exactly, It would be easier to list songs he shouldn't react to although that would be non for me.
You should also listen to Heart perforiming Stairway to Heaven at the Kennedy Center Honors with 3 of Led Zeppelin members in the audience. The drummer died. Something completely different, but as a guitarist you have to listen to Stevie Ray Vaughan Live at the El Mocombo.(spelling?).
i dare anyone to try the falsetto at the end of the song. it is fucking brutal.
I am from Brasil, thanks
This was the "sex" song when I was a teenager back in late 60's . It builds slowly to a climax....no laughing, teenagers don't need a long time. Anyway, this was also one of those songs where if you were a DJ, you could go out and have a smoke while the record played for 8 minutes. On the night shift it helped you stay awake. So, this song has a history for many people on a lot of levels besides just a great song.
@Just Had A Floorgasm Very funny!!!
Jeff S
And don’t forget....
Sitting in a room with Blacklights, Blacklight Posters, bean Bags, Getting HIGH AF & Staring at the Lava Lamp!!
@@thecelticcrone7927 I was living in San Diego in those days, so it was more high watching sunsets with a blonde than lava lamps, but, yeah, I get your drift. AS they say, "if you remember the 60's, you weren't there" . It was kind of right.
Jeff S
For me it’s more the 70’s...but I catch your drift man. 😂😂
Definitely react to the live version 🔥🔥🔥