They weren't meant to be played back to back by the band. Jimmy Page did not like Living Loving Maid and never played it live. The two songs being played back to back was an American DJ thing. Not intended by the band.
@@redpine8665 It was because the pause between the two songs was so brief that radio people gave up on getting the needle off the album before Living Loving Maid would abruptly start. They would jus let them play together
I saw them in Oct '68 (Marquee Club-London) I was a 21 y/o (American) studying abroad. I'll be honest and tell you, I was ONLY impressed with the drummer (being a drummer myself, I had no choice!). Funny how when Zep 2 came out, they became my favorite rock band...and still are!
They are, and its not even opinion, all the best bands after looked up to Zeppelin, especially John Bonham. Been my favorite band since the early 2000s and I was born in the 90s, my dad always played 80s rock and metal, but my older brother broke outta that after his screamo faze and got into The Who, TJHE, Deep Purple, Cream, and once he found Zeppelin, he fell in love, and I was always with him so I loved all those bands then once hearing Zeppelin I too fell in love.
Criminally underrated here, as on many Led Zeppelin tracks, is John Paul Jones' bass. Not only does he provide the solid floor for the rest of the band to play on, he's part of the interlocking call and response with Jimmy Page's guitar. And he's a damn good keyboard player on top of it.
The band never intended those songs to be played back to back. That was an American D.J. thing. Jimmy Page actually disliked Living Loving Maid. They never once played it live.
@@redpine8665 it's just what i got used to for the past 45 years, since mid-70s( since I've been listening to Zeppelin) KSHE 95 "the rock of St Louis" never played these two songs separately.
I saw them in 72’ in San Diego. Zepp 3 was a wierd album for me. After The Immigrant Song I thought it was going to be another banger. It took me awhile to adjust to the acoustic sound but it was so different and so so good I love it now.
That's an amazing song. I think they never put it on an album, so fans would buy the whole catalog, trying to find it. Still, I have a hard time trying to figure out how to sing it. The rhythm, time, and tune just defy me.
I saw them in January or February 1970 in Oakland CA just after they released Led Zepplin 2. It was nearly a 4 hour concert with just Led Zepplin. Jimmy Page played a 20 minute lead that I didn't even know what song it was until they ran into "Whole Lotta Love". WOW and they are even better in concert!!!
The singer you keep raving about is Robert Plant he's considered one of the greatest vocalist of all time. The guitarist you're raving about is Jimmy Page. He's considered one of the greatest guitarists of all time. And his entire recorded career, this song is the only in studio time where he really went "off". If you're going to do Led Zeppelin you must do a live version of Stairway to Heaven. And then for female Friday, do hearts live version at the Kennedy Center. It will knock your socks off
Then there is John Bonham, one of the best rock drummers in history. John Paul Jones, the bassist is an incredible composer, keyboardist and bass player.
@@fredkrissman6527 what I mean is that Jimmy Page's playing in studio was quite reserved. He very rarely took the kind of solos he did live. This is one of the times he let loose on a solo in the studio recording setting. Jimmy Page was an accomplished and in-demand Studio musician in England prior to Led Zeppelin. Therefore, when he was in the studio he wasn't as flamboyant
Ten Years Gone.... all time favorite song by any band..... ever! Down by the Seaside, In the Light, Night Flight! Physical Graffiti is my all time favorite album by any band ever also!
And if I say to you tomorrow…… love Ten Years gone but What is and What Should Never Be ranks just slightly higher for me. Must be because I was in high school at the time. Physical Graffiti is my favorite Zepp album though. Double album, double pleasure.
Led Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven - Over the Hills and Far Away - Whole lotta Love - Kashmir - All of my Love - Immigrant Song - Rock n Roll - When the Levee Breaks - Ramble On - Ocean - D'yer Maker - Dancing Days....and many many more...all Led Zeppelin songs are Hits!
This song typically leads immediately into another one called livin lovin maid she's just a woman. It really makes Heartbreaker a better listening experience. You should check out that version.
You have had some great fun with some of the earlier Zeppelin songs. There are so many songs of theirs that are worthy - and they developed in complexity as the band evolved. Stairway to Heaven was their anthem. But, as you love lyrical stories with smashing music, I would suggest "Fool in the Rain" - or "Kashmir" - which is not as much of a story as a setting. Either will blow you away. If you want to keep up with the early stuff, then "Good Times, Bad Times" or "How Many More Times" are also great. Any my favorite song of theirs - "Dazed and Confused" - All 3 of these are songs that kill it. Cheers!
You have just opened a Pandora's box of amazing, transcending music. Imagine a time when this type of music was heard year after year on car radios and on home stereos; I lived it and I miss those days. Beatles, Led Zep, Stones, CSNY, Eagles, Black Sabbath, Ozzy, Foreigner, VH, Rush. Ahhh.
Achilles Last Stand, Led Zep's great live performance where as you can see the syncopated way the guitar plays with the drums! When Bonzo died they couldn't go on without him, all Zep's musicians were in completely intertwined with talent! Peace to you 2, I'm 64 and I still get goose bumps and tear up listening to them...
I don't know how you could leave out "Since I've Been Loving You". I've never seen Jimmy Page better than his live performance of this song at Madison Square Garden 1973.
Zep was in its own class. Loved every thing about them. Gosh, I was so blessed to grow up on the BEST music ever. Late 69’s and 70’s. NOTHING came close to it.. I saw about everyone except the Beatles. Who started it all by expanding our minds to.all kinds of music…
BTW you did react to Zep about a month ago. Whole Lotta Love. When you guys were saying you weren't sure if you did I knew I watched but had to go back and check. So the is song #2 for you. Only 120, give or take a few, songs left. Not one is bad and that's no lie. Some are overplayed like Stairway To Heaven. I cant even listen to that any more. Maybe some day again. But I digress... Enjoy the Zeppelin train ride. It's a long and glorious one 🙂🙂
1969 ...Can you imagine the kids reaction when this album was published ??? Nobody heard things so exciting and so loudly groovy .. all the kids were totally crazy and I'm still when I look at you, yours ears wide open to listen to the birth of a new style of Rock'roll. Guitar, Drums, Voice will never be the same after..
I love Led Zeppelin!! A must is Stairway to Heaven.. favorite rock song. Saw them in 1975 in Houston and they put on a show like you wouldn't believe! Robert Plant is one of the best lead singer/ front men .. actually every one of these musicians are some of the best in their field. Magic and artistry. As always, love watching y'all fall in love with our favorites🥰
Everyone has their favourites but Zep were the top of the heap. Time of Dying, When the Levee Breaks, Kashmir will blow your mind. Plant had one of the best voices in rock. One of the best guitarists, drummers, musical arrangers. They had it all. They have really earned their place. You want live. Maybe try this. Led Zeppelin - Rock and Roll Live Video (Madison Square Garden 1973) Original Records
@@richardk.46 I didn't. He did the musical arrangements didn't he? btw I find his stuff extraordinary. I doubt Zep would be where they are without him.
Four of the greatest musicians ever assembled and then were given the gift of being able to almost predict what the other was about to do. Cream of the crop right here.
I grew up on this shit and it's impossible to imagine is strong stopping without going into the purple umbrella. They ran them together on the record album and you really should do both of them together. It's just a punch in the gut.
I love that you picked "Heartbreaker" . It's not one that people normally choose. Everyone goes for "Ramble On", "Stairway" or "Immigrant Song" "How many more times" & "When the levee breaks" are two tracks that are a must listen.
Saw them Three times, I was never disappointed. They always played 3to 4 hour shows. The Best of the Best !!!! Much love from Sweet Hone Oregon ✌🏼☮️ to truly understand why their the Best most Versatile Bands you must listen to their records beginning to End!!!
"Stairway To Heaven" LIVE at Madison Square Garden is a staple/MUST for any LZ journey!! Seriously, you have to see this performance, it'll blow you away!!! It's also the song that they're most well known for (it's kinda what Bohemian Rhapsody is to Queen).... You'll not only hear their greatness but you'll get to see the magic between the 4 of them!! It's beautiful and (imo) EPIC!!
Here's an observation from an ancient Led Zepper: Led Zep songs nearly always contain two or three, or several, movements. It's always a journey with them.
There are certain songs that HAVE to be played as one...Heartbreaker/Living Loving Maid are that way. Long ago radio stations decided to start playing them that way. Who knows why...though I suspect the reason why was to give them a longer bathroom break!! Two other examples of this practice are We Will Rock You/We Are The Champions by Queen and Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band/With a Little Help From My Friends by The Beatles.
"Tangerine" is a great track from Zeppelin, it's off their 3rd album. Actually, Led Zep III might be my favorite album of theirs. But I didn't come here to say that, I came to say that y'all need to check out Larkin Poe. "Bleach Blonde Bottle Blues" is the song I last requested, so I'm gonna stick with that. As per usual, great reaction, and love y'all's vibe, keep up the good work!
There comes a time in every man’s life when a relationship ends long before he expected or wanted it to occur. That “Heartbreaker” has just gone away and left him flat. Faced with this unfathomable loss, he could wallow in self pity and spiral into depression, or he can accept the naked truth of the matter and move resolutely forward into a bright new future, with “Head Held High.” In time - “Ten Years Gone” - the old wound is healed, and all is seemingly right with the world. Unless of course that mistress of the wicked ways of love returns to town and their paths cross once more. Such is the tale told in the Led Zeppelin proto-metal masterpiece “Heartbreaker.” Annie, the lady in question, is back in town and little Robert Anthony is letting everybody in on the news. Even though he knows full well that all the other fellas will be more than happy to lay their money down for a little piece of Annie’s time. It seems the scorned lover himself is unable to resist her charms, at least until she calls out the name of another man in the midst of their passionate encounter. He is able to man up and declare that her time has come. He sends her off on her evil way...banishing her to Coventry.
Try "Kashmir" from their "Celebration Day" DVD - a live recording if the band's one-off reunion at the London O2 Arena in 2007. One journalist remarked that when Led Zeppelin split up in 1980 they were the greatest band in the world, and when they left the stage of the O2 arena 27 years later they were STILL the greatest band in the world...
Spoilt for choice with this great band. Just look at Physical Graffiti for instance, Custard Pie, Kashmir, Sick Again, Trampled Underfoot, Bron - Y - Aur, a fantastic album full of wonderful songs.
The bass line and bass riff really are what is so amazing in this song. That dark heavy grind! Of course, Led for the head is always great for the soul!
Do “Since I’ve Been Lovin’ You” , the studio version… different feel from live version. To me, this song is their masterpiece . Also, “You Shook Me”, “The Lemon Song”, “Bring It On Home”, and “Dazed and Confused”. I had albums 1 and 2 in high school.., still 2 of my favorites.
Jimmy Page is one of the best guitarists in the world. I saw them in concert 5 times.They never disappoint.Robert Plant's voice is so seductive.Dazed and Confused will blow your mind!!!!
Led Zeppelin performed some of their greatest hits at the Celebration Day benefit concert in 2007. These are some of their best performances even after 35+ years of of hard rocking. The version of Kashmir is outstanding and never fails to amaze. Led Zeppelin - Kashmir (Live from Celebration Day) (Official Video)
🙌 🤟 More Led Zep please!!! Huge Rabbit Hole. Every song is great. Livin' Lovin' Maid is basically the.other half of this song. You haven't done their big anthem Stairway to Heaven, also need to do Kashmir. It's been sampled in quite a bit of rap songs.
Your reaction videos have given me new appreciation for songs I've loved for years. Watching you hear them for the first time is almost like hearing them for the first time myself! Thank you for making this channel.
Almost every song in their catalog is a banger. Check out "Custard Pie", "Lemon Song", "Babe, I'm going to leave you", "In my time of Dying", "Since I've been Loving You", "Kashmir", "Black Dog", Trampled under foot", "No Quarter", "The Ocean" & "Dazed & Confused" to name a few. Best band & Jimmy Page is the best guitarists of all time, they are true Rock Gods!
"The Song Remains The Same" is a movie, that was released many decades ago, with Live Concert footage of them playing many of their Hits. You need to at least do all of LZ 4, and Houses Of The Holy, after all that greatness, then there are several more albums to check out. You can only listen to Livin Lovin Maid combined with Heartbreaker, so if you plan to do that song, you will have to listen to Heartbreaker again. I think you two would probably be Ok with that.😁BTW The Song Remains The Same is also the first song on the Houses Of The Holy album, but the song "Houses Of The Holy" is on the Physical Graffiti album.🤷♂️ Of course do the rest of LZ 2 as well.
Love Led Zeppelin! How cool my friends thought we were, just 14 listening to these Awesome bands, wearing our "Joe Cocker" shirts, "Patched Bellbottom Jeans, "Jesus Sandles" and "Hashish Perfume" LOL We had a ball...and we didn't do any kind of drugs. We just enjoyed the Music. Late 60's and all of the 70's was an Awesome time period to grow up. So Cool 😎
Must do Led Zeppelin live version of Stairway to Heaven from Madison Square Garden. One of the best guitar solos ever! 10 times better than the Heartbreaker solo!!!!
No radio station would play "HeartBreaker" without playing "Livin' lovin' made"...the 2 songs were meant to be played back to back...lol
They weren't meant to be played back to back by the band. Jimmy Page did not like Living Loving Maid and never played it live. The two songs being played back to back was an American DJ thing. Not intended by the band.
I heard a rock station play just “Heartbreaker” once. I went “ah, c’mon!” and changed the station, haha
@@redpine8665 It was because the pause between the two songs was so brief that radio people gave up on getting the needle off the album before Living Loving Maid would abruptly start. They would jus let them play together
I've never heard this without the second song...felt so WRONG! 😪
Yeah that was a later thing. If Jimmy didn’t like Livin’ Lovin’ Maid why leave that minuscule pause in the album? Somebody musta snuck it up in there.
I can’t listen to the end of this song without immediately thinking, “With a purple umbrella and a fifty cent hat…”
No Quarter
Living Loving she's just a woman
I thought he said her fifths in hand no? Lol. Learn something new everyday
I commented the same then noticed a million comments saying the same lol....
Exactly it just doesn’t seem complete.
Best band ever. I am 62. Loved them since I was 15. They are "Rock Gods"! Listen to "tea for one".
I think it's from their album Presence! 70s baby!
I saw them in Oct '68 (Marquee Club-London) I was a 21 y/o (American) studying abroad. I'll be honest and tell you, I was ONLY impressed with the drummer (being a drummer myself, I had no choice!). Funny how when Zep 2 came out, they became my favorite rock band...and still are!
I just love tea for one it's so underrated
Me too!!
They are, and its not even opinion, all the best bands after looked up to Zeppelin, especially John Bonham.
Been my favorite band since the early 2000s and I was born in the 90s, my dad always played 80s rock and metal, but my older brother broke outta that after his screamo faze and got into The Who, TJHE, Deep Purple, Cream, and once he found Zeppelin, he fell in love, and I was always with him so I loved all those bands then once hearing Zeppelin I too fell in love.
@mags jay what do you mean by didn't approve of their lifestyles? It was the 70s. they were the best????
Criminally underrated here, as on many Led Zeppelin tracks, is John Paul Jones' bass. Not only does he provide the solid floor for the rest of the band to play on, he's part of the interlocking call and response with Jimmy Page's guitar. And he's a damn good keyboard player on top of it.
Jonesy was the silent assassin..
Living Loving Maid (She's Just A Woman) is the song that follows this on the record. It moves from one song to the next so great! .
I don't know why people request heartbaker without living loving maid, those two go together, I see this happen over and over again on these requests.
The band never intended those songs to be played back to back. That was an American D.J. thing. Jimmy Page actually disliked Living Loving Maid. They never once played it live.
a slight pause and then. With a purple umbrella..............
@@redpine8665 it's just what i got used to for the past 45 years, since mid-70s( since I've been listening to Zeppelin) KSHE 95 "the rock of St Louis" never played these two songs separately.
It was weird hearing it without Living Loving Maid.
Love seeing the younger generation discover the great music we grew up with.
Led Zeppelin "Since I've been Lovin' you"
Saw them live in Ottawa Spring 1970.
Saw them in Michigan in 77. Drove from Toronto. Had tickets to the Montreal show that was canceled too.
I saw them in 72’ in San Diego. Zepp 3 was a wierd album for me. After The Immigrant Song I thought it was going to be another banger. It took me awhile to adjust to the acoustic sound but it was so different and so so good I love it now.
Is that the show from the Pure Blues bootleg?
@@BilliamBillion The pure booze one is from their first show of the tour which was in Vancouver.
The best 4 piece band in rock and roll period! Genius production and live performances are out of this world! Mike drop...
Who could even come close to the Mighty Zep? Mr Townsend, Entwistle, Moon and Daltrey that's Who!
@@grimchuckles9484 Somewhat close, but zero cigar.
You gotta hear Led Zeppelin’s
HEY HEY WHAT CAN I DO
That's an amazing song. I think they never put it on an album, so fans would buy the whole catalog, trying to find it. Still, I have a hard time trying to figure out how to sing it. The rhythm, time, and tune just defy me.
@@ThatsMrPencilneck2U I have the 45
It's a collector's item
I saw them in January or February 1970 in Oakland CA just after they released Led Zepplin 2. It was nearly a 4 hour concert with just Led Zepplin. Jimmy Page played a 20 minute lead that I didn't even know what song it was until they ran into "Whole Lotta Love". WOW and they are even better in concert!!!
The singer you keep raving about is Robert Plant he's considered one of the greatest vocalist of all time. The guitarist you're raving about is Jimmy Page. He's considered one of the greatest guitarists of all time. And his entire recorded career, this song is the only in studio time where he really went "off". If you're going to do Led Zeppelin you must do a live version of Stairway to Heaven. And then for female Friday, do hearts live version at the Kennedy Center. It will knock your socks off
Yes,yes,yes !!!
Then there is John Bonham, one of the best rock drummers in history. John Paul Jones, the bassist is an incredible composer, keyboardist and bass player.
@@suprchickn7745
Yes, this whole band is loaded with some of the best musicians ever.
Waddaya mean, "... this song is the only in studio time where he really went "off"." ? I have no idea...
@@fredkrissman6527 what I mean is that Jimmy Page's playing in studio was quite reserved. He very rarely took the kind of solos he did live. This is one of the times he let loose on a solo in the studio recording setting. Jimmy Page was an accomplished and in-demand Studio musician in England prior to Led Zeppelin. Therefore, when he was in the studio he wasn't as flamboyant
Led Zeppelin everyday baby! Greatest of all time!
I like Over the Hills and Far Away, When the Levee Breaks, great harmonica solo, Immigrant Song and Ramble On.
Yes! All amazing.
Four of my favourites.
the rover is hot has hell
Just pick any song, they are all great!
The Wanton Song, In My Time of Dying, Nobody's Fault but mine.
For a mellower song “That’s the way”. Is wonderful and the lyrics are still fitting today
"You're time is gonna come", "What is and should never be", "Ten years gone"....
Ten years gone is my all time favorite song from zep
Ten Years Gone.... all time favorite song by any band..... ever! Down by the Seaside, In the Light, Night Flight!
Physical Graffiti is my all time favorite album by any band ever also!
And if I say to you tomorrow…… love Ten Years gone but What is and What Should Never Be ranks just slightly higher for me. Must be because I was in high school at the time. Physical Graffiti is my favorite Zepp album though. Double album, double pleasure.
Yes yes and yes!!
@@RickWright66 "Boogie with Stu" 👍
in the evening amazing song by led zep
She nailed it. That is the secret sauce of Led Zeppelin. "It seemed super dynamic to me".
Yes. That's it.
Time changes, key changes, drops. They had it ALL! But the best is Bonzo mixing time signatures WITHOUT wrecking that train!!!
Led Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven - Over the Hills and Far Away - Whole lotta Love - Kashmir - All of my Love - Immigrant Song - Rock n Roll - When the Levee Breaks - Ramble On - Ocean - D'yer Maker - Dancing Days....and many many more...all Led Zeppelin songs are Hits!
Stairway to Heaven by Led Zeppelin man!!!
Greatest song in human history…
Led Zeppelin is my all time favorite bands ever. They are still fantastic!!
If you like this song you will LOVE "Black Dog"
Good point. I’m immune to songs like Black Dog now because of hearing it a billion times but it would be fun to watch their heads explode
One riff that Page can def say is his own...haha
Phenomenal Base guitar work here!!!
That "dragging the bass line" from 2:25 for the next thirty seconds with chords is always amazing.
This song typically leads immediately into another one called livin lovin maid she's just a woman. It really makes Heartbreaker a better listening experience. You should check out that version.
You have had some great fun with some of the earlier Zeppelin songs. There are so many songs of theirs that are worthy - and they developed in complexity as the band evolved. Stairway to Heaven was their anthem. But, as you love lyrical stories with smashing music, I would suggest "Fool in the Rain" - or "Kashmir" - which is not as much of a story as a setting. Either will blow you away. If you want to keep up with the early stuff, then "Good Times, Bad Times" or "How Many More Times" are also great. Any my favorite song of theirs - "Dazed and Confused" - All 3 of these are songs that kill it. Cheers!
You have just opened a Pandora's box of amazing, transcending music. Imagine a time when this type of music was heard year after year on car radios and on home stereos; I lived it and I miss those days. Beatles, Led Zep, Stones, CSNY, Eagles, Black Sabbath, Ozzy, Foreigner, VH, Rush. Ahhh.
Those were the days 🥰
Achilles Last Stand, Led Zep's great live performance where as you can see the syncopated way the guitar plays with the drums! When Bonzo died they couldn't go on without him, all Zep's musicians were in completely intertwined with talent!
Peace to you 2, I'm 64 and I still get goose bumps and tear up listening to them...
Iconic ! "Stairway to Heaven", "Whole lotta Love", Dazed and Confused" You can't go wrong with any of their music !
I don't know how you could leave out "Since I've Been Loving You". I've never seen Jimmy Page better than his live performance of this song at Madison Square Garden 1973.
Zep was in its own class. Loved every thing about them. Gosh, I was so blessed to grow up on the BEST music ever. Late 69’s and 70’s. NOTHING came close to it.. I saw about everyone except the Beatles. Who started it all by expanding our minds to.all kinds of music…
Led Zeppelin has a nearly countless catalogue of amazing songs but you guys have got to check out "Dazed and Confused".
There’s so many great song by them. I never like this one though.
"Stairway to Heaven", "Whole lotta love" so many to choose from. Much love from England 🇬🇧
This album came out November 1969 and it changed the music forever. We'd never heard anything like this before.
Whenever I hear the phrase "guitar riff", the Heartbreaker riff is always the very first sound that comes to mind
Oh yes!! Oh hell yes!!! These guys are my fav!!! All Aboard the Squad Train!!!! Time to get the Led out! Ty Again Rob Squad, you guys rock!!
They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band.
"Since I've been loving you", for the wife.
BTW you did react to Zep about a month ago. Whole Lotta Love. When you guys were saying you weren't sure if you did I knew I watched but had to go back and check. So the is song #2 for you. Only 120, give or take a few, songs left. Not one is bad and that's no lie. Some are overplayed like Stairway To Heaven. I cant even listen to that any more. Maybe some day again. But I digress... Enjoy the Zeppelin train ride. It's a long and glorious one 🙂🙂
Stairway is necessary for educational purposes. It is foundational.
When this song was played on the radio it was almost always followed by Living Loving Maid (She's Just a Woman), which is the next track on the album.
It is almost a crime that LLM was not attached to the back end of Heartbreaker. They need to be enjoyed together.
1969 ...Can you imagine the kids reaction when this album was published ??? Nobody heard things so exciting and so loudly groovy ..
all the kids were totally crazy and I'm still when I look at you, yours ears wide open to listen to the birth of a new style of Rock'roll. Guitar, Drums, Voice will never be the same after..
Every Zeppelin song has a different vibe so you have probably heard one ❤️
I love Led Zeppelin!! A must is Stairway to Heaven.. favorite rock song. Saw them in 1975 in Houston and they put on a show like you wouldn't believe! Robert Plant is one of the best lead singer/ front men .. actually every one of these musicians are some of the best in their field. Magic and artistry. As always, love watching y'all fall in love with our favorites🥰
This song is in my top 5. Led Zeppelin is in a class all by themselves, so much talent!! Great Wednesday reactions!! ROCK ON!! Jeff
That solo still send shivers down my spine 50years after first hearing it...
Try In My Time of Dying ,it's a long song but it's a great song . Love y'alls reactions. Thanks
That is one riff that gets stuck in my head every time.
And I don't mind!
Try Black Dog. That's song has so much attitude and swag.
Led Zeppelin was one of the first groups I fell in love with when I really got into music! They alway will have a special place in my heart ❤️.
Jimmy Paige is on most people's list of best guitarists of all time.
Jimmy Page
@@StevenLeBlanc918 This^
It is...he is the grandpa of many guitar players. 😄💯👌
PAGE is more, MUCH MORE than a guitarist..writer/composer/producer and one of the very best at all those crafts.
@@Truthjustice23 Grandpa w/ a 30 yr old GIRLFRIEND!!
Led Zeppelin was the background music to our lives in the 70s.
Everyone has their favourites but Zep were the top of the heap. Time of Dying, When the Levee Breaks, Kashmir will blow your mind. Plant had one of the best voices in rock. One of the best guitarists, drummers, musical arrangers. They had it all. They have really earned their place. You want live. Maybe try this. Led Zeppelin - Rock and Roll Live Video (Madison Square Garden 1973) Original Records
A perfect storm of talent.
Why does every one forget John Paul Jones? His bass riffs are solid and quite good.
@@richardk.46 I didn't. He did the musical arrangements didn't he? btw I find his stuff extraordinary. I doubt Zep would be where they are without him.
Four of the greatest musicians ever assembled and then were given the gift of being able to almost predict what the other was about to do. Cream of the crop right here.
I grew up on this shit and it's impossible to imagine is strong stopping without going into the purple umbrella. They ran them together on the record album and you really should do both of them together. It's just a punch in the gut.
From their great catalog of songs, always one of my favorites.
I love that you picked "Heartbreaker" . It's not one that people normally choose. Everyone goes for "Ramble On", "Stairway" or "Immigrant Song"
"How many more times" & "When the levee breaks" are two tracks that are a must listen.
Another fave!
Amber literally heard the band less than six weeks ago! 😋
And there was live (sort of) video. "Whole Lotta Love" was the song
Please react to Zeppelin's "How Many More Times", "Bring It On Home", and "The Lemon Song".... you will love these songs!!!
Saw them Three times, I was never disappointed. They always played 3to 4 hour shows. The Best of the Best !!!! Much love from Sweet Hone Oregon ✌🏼☮️ to truly understand why their the Best most Versatile Bands you must listen to their records beginning to End!!!
"Stairway To Heaven" LIVE at Madison Square Garden is a staple/MUST for any LZ journey!! Seriously, you have to see this performance, it'll blow you away!!! It's also the song that they're most well known for (it's kinda what Bohemian Rhapsody is to Queen).... You'll not only hear their greatness but you'll get to see the magic between the 4 of them!! It's beautiful and (imo) EPIC!!
This is where Guitar Solo really Started, this is History 4:44
Here's an observation from an ancient Led Zepper: Led Zep songs nearly always contain two or three, or several, movements. It's always a journey with them.
Imagine being 18 and listening to Zeppelin's first album, first single Good Times, Bad Times. I was hooked
Led Zepp is phenomenal live, BUT! you will *never* be able to top a reaction to the studio version of When the Levee Breaks. Pinky promise.
Just the most epic wall of sound I've ever heard on records, is Zeppelin
There are certain songs that HAVE to be played as one...Heartbreaker/Living Loving Maid are that way. Long ago radio stations decided to start playing them that way. Who knows why...though I suspect the reason why was to give them a longer bathroom break!! Two other examples of this practice are We Will Rock You/We Are The Champions by Queen and Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band/With a Little Help From My Friends by The Beatles.
This solo set the standard for the next 20 years of rock.
Robert Plant has A Beautiful Voice!! Always so Effortless!!
So many other Zeppelin songs to choose. This would be way down my list.
"Tangerine" is a great track from Zeppelin, it's off their 3rd album. Actually, Led Zep III might be my favorite album of theirs. But I didn't come here to say that, I came to say that y'all need to check out Larkin Poe. "Bleach Blonde Bottle Blues" is the song I last requested, so I'm gonna stick with that. As per usual, great reaction, and love y'all's vibe, keep up the good work!
Since I’ve been loving you live at MSG will blow you away. Just a powerhouse performance!
You guys have to do "KASHMIR" Celebration Day with John Bonham son Jason on drums. Its a great version 2007🎧🗣️🎙️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
9ne of the greatest rock bands of all time. Love them
Ramble On is a good tune
The bass on this song is incredible -- that's what's playing in the verses, those heavy distorted chords.
There comes a time in every man’s life when a relationship ends long before he expected or wanted it to occur. That “Heartbreaker” has just gone away and left him flat. Faced with this unfathomable loss, he could wallow in self pity and spiral into depression, or he can accept the naked truth of the matter and move resolutely forward into a bright new future, with “Head Held High.” In time - “Ten Years Gone” - the old wound is healed, and all is seemingly right with the world. Unless of course that mistress of the wicked ways of love returns to town and their paths cross once more.
Such is the tale told in the Led Zeppelin proto-metal masterpiece “Heartbreaker.” Annie, the lady in question, is back in town and little Robert Anthony is letting everybody in on the news. Even though he knows full well that all the other fellas will be more than happy to lay their money down for a little piece of Annie’s time. It seems the scorned lover himself is unable to resist her charms, at least until she calls out the name of another man in the midst of their passionate encounter. He is able to man up and declare that her time has come. He sends her off on her evil way...banishing her to Coventry.
Great rendition. Love it.
Try "Kashmir" from their "Celebration Day" DVD - a live recording if the band's one-off reunion at the London O2 Arena in 2007. One journalist remarked that when Led Zeppelin split up in 1980 they were the greatest band in the world, and when they left the stage of the O2 arena 27 years later they were STILL the greatest band in the world...
LED ZEPPELIN - "since i've been loving you" (remastered). Not the live version
It's one of the best
Yes!
When The Levee Breaks is epic. You guys should check it out next.
Spoilt for choice with this great band. Just look at Physical Graffiti for instance, Custard Pie, Kashmir, Sick Again, Trampled Underfoot, Bron - Y - Aur, a fantastic album full of wonderful songs.
I’m 60 years old and been listening to Zepplin since I was 10 still the greatest
Check out since I've been loving you. You should do the studio version your wife will just love it
The bass line and bass riff really are what is so amazing in this song. That dark heavy grind! Of course, Led for the head is always great for the soul!
Do “Since I’ve Been Lovin’ You” , the studio version… different feel from live version. To me, this song is their masterpiece . Also, “You Shook Me”, “The Lemon Song”, “Bring It On Home”, and “Dazed and Confused”. I had albums 1 and 2 in high school.., still 2 of my favorites.
Saw them three times in the 70’s , the best ever!
Got to see live and see Robert Plant’s sexy charisma Amber. Every teenage girls fantasy back in early 70s.
Love, love, love the bass line in this tune. JPJ rules!!
Jimmy Page is one of the best guitarists in the world. I saw them in concert 5 times.They never disappoint.Robert Plant's voice is so seductive.Dazed and Confused will blow your mind!!!!
Led Zeppelin performed some of their greatest hits at the Celebration Day benefit concert in 2007. These are some of their best performances even after 35+ years of of hard rocking. The version of Kashmir is outstanding and never fails to amaze.
Led Zeppelin - Kashmir (Live from Celebration Day) (Official Video)
You will Never Find a Band as Good As Led Zep. ⚡😊👍🇺🇲⚡
Some of my fave ZEP songs; 'When The Levee Breaks', 'Ramble On', 'Kashmir', 'Fool In The Rain', and 'Hey Hey What Can I Do'.
They are a 4 piece chills factory. It’s the usual request but
Stairway to Heaven
Best band ever in the history of rock and roll!!! Please listen to the ocean and since I've been Loving you. Two of my favorite songs ever!
Love led zep. Now do Edgar and Johnny Winters version of tobacco road live from 1970
I enjoy what u r doing and getting the LED out on this one. Long live the mighty Zep!
🙌 🤟 More Led Zep please!!! Huge Rabbit Hole. Every song is great. Livin' Lovin' Maid is basically the.other half of this song. You haven't done their big anthem Stairway to Heaven, also need to do Kashmir. It's been sampled in quite a bit of rap songs.
Your reaction videos have given me new appreciation for songs I've loved for years. Watching you hear them for the first time is almost like hearing them for the first time myself!
Thank you for making this channel.
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Almost every song in their catalog is a banger. Check out "Custard Pie", "Lemon Song", "Babe, I'm going to leave you", "In my time of Dying", "Since I've been Loving You", "Kashmir", "Black Dog", Trampled under foot", "No Quarter", "The Ocean" & "Dazed & Confused" to name a few. Best band & Jimmy Page is the best guitarists of all time, they are true Rock Gods!
I like your range of music. Again my all time favorite band. Driving to school in my 1967 Mustang with 8 track player blasting in 1972.
"The Song Remains The Same" is a movie, that was released many decades ago, with Live Concert footage of them playing many of their Hits. You need to at least
do all of LZ 4, and Houses Of The Holy, after all that greatness, then there are several more albums to check out. You can only listen to Livin Lovin Maid combined
with Heartbreaker, so if you plan to do that song, you will have to listen to Heartbreaker again. I think you two would probably be Ok with that.😁BTW
The Song Remains The Same is also the first song on the Houses Of The Holy album, but the song "Houses Of The Holy" is on the Physical Graffiti album.🤷♂️
Of course do the rest of LZ 2 as well.
Love Led Zeppelin! How cool my friends thought we were, just 14 listening to these Awesome bands, wearing our "Joe Cocker" shirts, "Patched Bellbottom Jeans, "Jesus Sandles" and "Hashish Perfume" LOL We had a ball...and we didn't do any kind of drugs. We just enjoyed the Music. Late 60's and all of the 70's was an Awesome time period to grow up. So Cool 😎
Must do Led Zeppelin live version of Stairway to Heaven from Madison Square Garden. One of the best guitar solos ever! 10 times better than the Heartbreaker solo!!!!
Personally I like Jimmy's playing in Since I've Been Loving You at the same Madison Square Garden show better.
Stairway from song remains the same. The best guitar solo period. It still amazes me how great they were.
No Quarter from the Song Remains The Same... Jimmy blew the roof off MSG.
Welcome aboard! Another great song by Led Zeppelin!