in the 90s my friend was a session musician we went round his house for a drink smoke and jam 1 afternoon a guy walks in asking my pal were his harmonica was he sat down and jammed with 7 of us ,i never knew it was robert plant till he was leaveing a cool down to earth guy amazeing player and singer moseley bham uk 1995 when this happened
That harmonica is the most emotionally haunting shit I've ever heard... and I've been listening since 1979... it's as good today as it was then.. it's a spiritual experience
It is a harmonica but what some people don’t know is that it was recorded and then reversed for the song. That’s one of the main reasons the band didn’t play it live besides one time
From Wikipedia: “When the Levee Breaks" is a country blues song written and first recorded by Kansas Joe McCoy and Memphis Minnie in 1929. The lyrics reflect experiences during the upheaval caused by the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927.”
TheGreatsagegoku no bonham played his drums in the middle of the living room of a house that had high ceilings, they recorded this album in that house. When he played the first notes it set the tone for the drums, it was a natural echo
@@Spamual2 that is only partially true. There is still an echo effect put on. There are videos on RUclips explaining this, Rick Beato's is probably the best. There is some natural echo because of the space but it's not nearly so pronounced as you can hear on the record. It doesn't have to be all natural for It to still be cool, it can just be a great engineering decision, that's cool too. I don't know why people feel the need to defend apocryphal stories so much.
Thanks for that very interesting info! I LOVE learning things like this---and, may I say: RIP, John Bonham. I watched the Kennedy Center Honors where his son Jason played, and it just melted my Led Zep loving heart !!!!!!
So this song was a blues song originally recorded in 1929, about the Great Mississippi Flood. Led Zeppelin rearranged for playing with rock instruments, electric guitar etc. This song is where the 1920s blues sound and the 1960s rock and roll sound really fused together into something unique. You can find the original version of the song on RUclips if you want to give it a listen to compare.
Amen brother. As a drummer myself, from a father who was a drummer... *ALL* I ever wanted was, that when I hit my kick drum, alone, by itself that it would at least resemble the power, body, and echo that Bonham's had.
Led Zepa-lean. Led Zepa-lean. I love it! Ya'alls reaction is killer! Reminds me of the first time I heard this classic 49 years ago. Chris and Rheasia...keep on rockin' in the free world!!!
Ya’ll are great! I started listening to Led Zeppelin when I was about 17 years old. I am now 68! Greatest rock band ever!❣️ This song is about a Mississippi River flood in the 1920s or so. This song is pure blues.
"Crying won't help you, ...Praying won't do you No good" One of the best lines that I've ever heard.The wisdom it is because it can be applied to any problems you may have. Crying or Praying doesn't fix things. Great Video🤙🍻
I'm english, born in 1962, and grew up with this music. It's so great to see it being appreciated by a new generation. You're reaction is from the heart. You need to hear this stuff through headphones to really hear it. Rock on.
@barcey savik The combination of blues and country & western resulted in rock & roll. The oldest excisting bluesband that I know of must be the Rolling Stones. They had all their black heroes which were their inspiration on stage with them when possible.
Led Zeppelin has so many different layers this is blues on steroids. It's imperative to listen to Zep with headphones, to hear everything sound in their music. You have to check out some of their live stuff to get the persona of this great band. Zeppelin Fans can direct you to great performances.
Oh man...first time to the channel guys. Great, genuine reactions! Seeing someone hear Led Zeppelin for the first time is so exciting and , it make makes me oh so Jealous. I would love to feel that again
This song is a remake of an old country blues song by Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe McCoy released in 1929. It’s about the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 that displaced a lot of people, many of who moved to Chicago. Led Zeppelin just turned it into a blues/rock song.
They didn’t just turn it into a blues/rock song, they used their talent to elevate the song. Just like Hendrix did with Dylan’s “All Along the Watchtower”. Respect to the original artists, but sometimes the cover elevates the original
I've related this (particular) story numerous times in the comment sections of RUclips (and here I go again). In October 1968, I was a 21 y/o studying in London. I went to a club to see what I thought was the new version of an old band called The Yardbirds. As it turned out, who I was seeing was a band who would change its name (a few months later) to LED ZEPPELIN. I never thought they'd actually be anything, as many bands at the time were Blues-based. How wrong I was!
Peter Tea-Nicely done. Keep educating the haters that LZ never really stole anything. Thomas Bradley- A cover? Holy shit. Yeah Bonham copied that monster drum sound from Miss Minnie when she laid down the original in 1929.
It's very much a cover. Reinterpretations are exactly what covers are lol. Professional musician here, with education in music history. Led Zeppelin was notorious for ripping off blues artists, especially muddy waters. What's important is that this was not exclusive to led Zeppelin. The Beatles were even more notorious for it. And countless other blues, rock, country, etc... artists. Music back then wasn't protected in the same way it is now. Musicians of color were even worse off. Either way it is a fantastic version of the song. I still can't believe the "it's not a cover" comment 😂🤦🏽♂️. By that explanation then Blue Monday by Orgy isn't a cover, and neither is Alien Ant Farm's "Smooth criminal".... I could make a massive list. Shit torn by Natalie Imbruglia wouldn't be a cover then. Nor would New Found Glory's "king of wishful thinking".
The reason it sound so bluesy is because Led Zeppelin and other influential English rock bands of their era who basically created metal as a genre started out playing heavy, electric guitar-driven covers of blues standards, including this one; the son'gs originally from sometime in the 20's if I remember correctly, and it's entirely literal- it's about a flood displacing a bunch of people. The entire metal genre grew out from a handful of Brits who really liked old blues records.
You can: 1. Choose a lyric video when you do a song if one is available 2. Follow the lyrics on your cellphone. Bring up the lyrics of a song on smartphone if you are watching video on laptop
This is one of their best covers. They loved old gritty American Blues songs from the dirty south, and this song is no exception. It's a cover of a ballad about the great Mississippi flood of 1927.
I would agree with the cover of "In my time of dying" which maybe the 1st or 2nd longest song they recorded. Obviously Stairway to Heaven famous as songs of all time. The Song Remains the Same is solid rock. Kashmir is groovy. Fun stuff
I think newbies should watch them play in my time of dying live . A three piece band with a singer ! If you are a player you almost want to put your instrument down and tip toe away . Lol
this is an adaptation of a near 100 year old blues song. its literally about a huge flood. think hurricane katrina new orleans. yes 1960s british people were obsessed with blues. you can really hear the train talk in plants harmonica. and pages slide guitar. And the way they microphone the drums they got just a legendary drum sound they put the drums at the bottom of a staircase and put microphones in the middle and at the top which gave it this really open sounding amazing unique drum sound
I'd love to see you guys react to Stevie Ray Vaughan. I would suggest starting with the video "Texas Flood Live at El Mocambo". The trick with Stevie is that you have to WATCH him perform his music, not just listen. He is pure passion and soul.
This is exactly what I was going to suggest them listen to as well, except I would suggest "Texas Flood - A Celebration of Blues and Soul". They will probably die of a heart attack watching this SRV lol
@@randomutubr222 I really love that show as well! But in my opinion (and a lot of others too) the El Macabmo version is not just his best version, but one of the greatest guitar performances ever caught on film!
Awesome reaction! They were a legendary rock band very steeped in the blues. I would recommend "Since I've Been Loving You", "You Shook Me", and "The Lemon Song". Then I would recommend "Stairway to Heaven" if you haven't heard it already. Or you can try any one of their other songs. They are all bangers!
First two seconds, stank face ensues. And yeah, it's definitely rock. Zeppelin are definitively rock. Rock comes in many flavors, and stems from many influences, blues being one of the major ones.
one my favorites by led zepplin seen live twice this song rocked so much the Boston garden it self was shaking and you could see the upper decks moving from the sound the music best concert every seen live and ive seen many legendary concerts live rip to my brother Scott we rocked to that show so much was amazing concert and exsperance seeing my favorite band all time live
Stairway to Heaven (studio version)‼️ Then checkout some Pink Floyd and Queen to mix in with these Led Zeppelin reactions! 👌 Zep... Robert Plant (lead vocals), Jimmy Page (lead guitar), John Paul Jones (bass guitar), John Bonham (drums) Floyd... Roger Waters (vocals & bass), David Gilmore (lead guitar & vocals), Richard Wright (keyboards & vocals), Nick Mason (drums), Roger Keith “Syd” Barrett (vocals & lead guitar) Queen... Freddie Mercury (lead vocals & piano), Brian May (lead guitar), John Deacon (bass guitar), Roger Taylor (drums) ...Are eternal rock gods and legends and are the pinnacle of rock & roll! Their combined libraries are timeless and contain many of the biggest hits of the era!
I’ve seriously been binge watching y’all’s reactions for the past 2 days 😂 love what y’all doing. It reminds me of being y’all’s age w/ my friends discovering all this music from my parent’s day. It’s crazy cuz y’all the age of my oldest kid. So I’m u officially adopting y’all. 😜 Keep makin Moma proud 🥲
How great is Zep! ,,,,,, THIS IS THE WAY WE FELT IN THE 70’s with some of the greatest music out there. Even without weed, the music was unreal. At 59 it still hits home every time ya hear it. With a 18 thou song library, I’m never short on raising some great stuff. I’ll throw a few out around the incredible 60,s 70,s music spectrum. As you see these artists were intense.
That was the era when blues morphed into straight-ahead rock, and some stayed with the Blues-rock, like ZZ Top and AC/DC. All their music is in the straight blues scale. The borrowed from a lot of old folk and blues music and made it something brand new.
I am a new subscriber, and all I have to say is check out led Zeppelin at the Kennedy Center honors. That will explain the impact they've had on rock music history. When you see this program you will understand what 4 gentlemen have done for music in the masses. It's really great to see the amazement of your reactions to classic music legends. Thank you.
You should have seen them live. "When The Levee Breaks" is an old blues song from the 1920's. I've heard is played by street musicians in New Orleans, before Katrina. That town was a whole other scene back then. Keep up the good work!
I am 65 and still have all my vinyl, and I have every Led Zepplin album and I still listen to them with headphones...only way to listen to classic rock {better stoned}
I’d like to see y’all react to any Led Zeppelin live. If you dig the recorded stuff as much as it seems you do, it will be a gas watching y’all’s minds melt & the tears of joy flow. For real.
The members of Led Zeppelin grew up listening to blues and as they got older and started playing they took that love and heavied up the sound, mix in some good ol' rock n' roll and a new musical genre was born called "Hard Rock". Through other bands and with time that heavy rock sound evolved into Metal music and a whole bunch of different subgenres. But you could absolutely argue the fact that without blues we wouldn't have Rock (n' Roll) or Hard Rock. And that's the thing I love about music and all of it's strange and beautiful altercations, it's constantly evolving and changing through the influence of everyone that participates, writes and performs. So big ups to both of you for broadening your scope, you'll soon understand that everything is connected to everything in music like a world wide constant collaboration. Keep up the fantastic reactions, Imma subscribe!
Jimi Hendrix The Doors Pink Floyd Credence Clearwater Jethro Tull Jim Croce Deep Purple Blue oyster cult Lynard Skynard Ten years after Allman bros. That's all I can off the top of my head.
@@devingarrett5800 Good list, but you forgot a rather big name: The Rolling Stones. Also, The Yardbirds, Cream... basically, any band from Great Britain in the mid to late '60s. Even Jethro Tull started out as a blues band.
I saw Led Zeppelin in 1977 at the Fabulous Forum in Inglewood California. I never looked back from that point, on. Absolutely fantastic group. When this song was played, everyone lost their minds. They were just on another level.
I love how you guys say led zeppelin. glad you listened and liked it. Its much more entertaining when you guys dont know what to expect when you go to listen to it. Also, get a mini jack splitter for 2 headphone. Check out Comfortably Numb By Pink Floyd.
I love your reactions to this song! Basically the same reaction I had the first time I heard this song back in the '70's when I was in high school. I lifted the needle off the album and was thinking..."woah!!!" then had to start it over to groove that drum riff.
theh songs of Zepp vary from blues to rock, some jazzy, some folky sounding, they really dont have solid "style" if you want to hear some rock n roll , check the song "Rock n Roll", it kicks ass and some major drum work i know will light you up! and if you want some serious blues check out "Since Ive been Loving You" that will drag you down hard.
I love you guys! Completely serious here! I've been very entertained by watching the two of you react to music that I am very familiar and grew up on. It's absolutely blowing my mind that y'all are digginged Led Zeppelin so much! Well, you both know exactly what great music sounds like. I mean, y'all pick up on quality music so quickly, and I am getting a HUGE kick out of watching it! I can answer all of your questions about ALL of the bands that you have reacted to, but I'll just tell you a little bit about Led Zeppelin. Robert Plant is the vocals for the Band and the entire band is named Led Zeppelin. They're named after the German blimp, called a Zeppelin, first one built in the world and that was just prior to World War 1, around 1912 or so. And, you guys nailed it as far as the genre of music...it is definitely blues, but it's also considered hard rock, in fact, most people consider Led Zeppelin to be the original hard rock band, and they're also considered the best rock band the world will ever see. Jimmy Page is their awesome guitarist, John Bonham (now deceased) was on drums and John Paul Jones is the bassist. They are from England and the song, "Stairway to Heaven" is considered the best rock song of all times. The two of you have literally picked the most famous rock band in the world to like. You should both be very proud of your taste in music and the extraordinary ability to immediately spot greatness. I can also tell you everything you need to know about AC/DC, and Queen. Anywho, I'm a 57 year old ultra cool white dude, just in case you were wondering. Lol Feel free to ask me anything and I could definitely add even more bad ass music to your list. Just let me know! Peace Out!!! 😀😀😀
Some background here, the original version was by Kansas City Joe and Memphis Minnie (original version: ruclips.net/video/swhEa8vuP6U/видео.html). Jimmy page wrote a new score, using Memphis Minnie's lyrics to deliver this soulful blues-rock tracks. One of my favorites! Keep up the great work, love you two!
Rock music is all about catching a vibe. This is why Led Zeppelin is the absolute best imo, no other band can put you in the exact emotion they want you to feel with their music like them.
IAM a pretty new subscriber IAM elderly and grew up on alot of the music you r listening to now and seeing you enjoying it as I did in person in the day makes me smile and lets me know the younger generation will hold everything down. Oh by the way a little weed will make your mom's soul cry for more rock on children rock on RESPECT
Long List of Zeppelin. Not a bad song in their entire catalog. There are enough songs to go a month of recordings. i listed some below to help you get started. Or you could go through album by album. Start with Zeppelin 1 and go all the way through. Trampled Under Foot Since I Been Loving You Babe I'm Gonna Leave You Bron Yr Aur Stomp Kashmir 10 Years Gone Stairway to Heaven Rain Song Song Remains the Same No Quarter
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It's pronounced zep- lynn
GOTTA do Babe I'm Gonna Leave You. Amazing song that would make for a great reaction.
Get some headphones if you wanna do this proper....peace.
Checkout led zep Kashmir song :)
At least get some ear buds for now. Soooo much better....!
The Greatest Band that ever walked the Planet.
Hell Yeah
amen.
Mr. Crowley, I couldn’t have said it better!!
Absolutely
One of them there’s a few absolute great bands
Led Zeppelin landed on Earth.....looked around....and said
" We'll take it!"
Well put!
Nah they landed and we gave it to them lol
No down payments, no nothing. Up front
Awesome!
Everyone mistakes that opening riff as the guitar. That’s the bad man and front man Robert plant on that harmonica!
in the 90s my friend was a session musician we went round his house for a drink smoke and jam 1 afternoon a guy walks in asking my pal were his harmonica was he sat down and jammed with 7 of us ,i never knew it was robert plant till he was leaveing a cool down to earth guy amazeing player and singer moseley bham uk 1995 when this happened
karl williams , what the fuck!? Wow!
That harmonica is the most emotionally haunting shit I've ever heard... and I've been listening since 1979... it's as good today as it was then.. it's a spiritual experience
It is a harmonica but what some people don’t know is that it was recorded and then reversed for the song. That’s one of the main reasons the band didn’t play it live besides one time
@@johnbrown1619 I have seen Zeppelin Zeppelin 3 times I would have given anything to have these 2 up front with me
From Wikipedia: “When the Levee Breaks" is a country blues song written and first recorded by Kansas Joe McCoy and Memphis Minnie in 1929. The lyrics reflect experiences during the upheaval caused by the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927.”
On this recording John Bonham played the drums under a stairwell creating a loud echo effect. Genius!
Yeah but the actual echo effect is done with an effect machine. It is still a masterful beat that sounds amazing.
TheGreatsagegoku no bonham played his drums in the middle of the living room of a house that had high ceilings, they recorded this album in that house. When he played the first notes it set the tone for the drums, it was a natural echo
@@Spamual2 that is only partially true. There is still an echo effect put on. There are videos on RUclips explaining this, Rick Beato's is probably the best. There is some natural echo because of the space but it's not nearly so pronounced as you can hear on the record. It doesn't have to be all natural for It to still be cool, it can just be a great engineering decision, that's cool too. I don't know why people feel the need to defend apocryphal stories so much.
Under a stairwell in a haunted house no less. Key fact in all this.
Thanks for that very interesting info! I LOVE learning things like this---and, may I say: RIP, John Bonham. I watched the Kennedy Center Honors where his son Jason played, and it just melted my Led Zep loving heart !!!!!!
"The Blues had a baby, and they named it Rock and Roll." - Muddy Waters
Yep
So this song was a blues song originally recorded in 1929, about the Great Mississippi Flood. Led Zeppelin rearranged for playing with rock instruments, electric guitar etc. This song is where the 1920s blues sound and the 1960s rock and roll sound really fused together into something unique.
You can find the original version of the song on RUclips if you want to give it a listen to compare.
Memphis Minnie
I was going to mention this as well. The original is pretty amazing.
Yeah I got to the party late.
Long and short if it: This is much MUCH heavier than the original.
Knew it was old didn't know it was that old I thought forties
Yes it was really written by Memphis Mimi and release the 1933 I believe and I don't know why they called her Memphis mimi cuz she was from California
"Crying won't help you praying won't do you no good."
Can't say it any better than that...
Said no republican ever.
Words to live by, just suck it up and deal with it.
aint no drum sample. thats the original drum that IS sampled.
John Bonham.......... aka BONZO, the Hammer of the Gods!!!!
Amen brother. As a drummer myself, from a father who was a drummer... *ALL* I ever wanted was, that when I hit my kick drum, alone, by itself that it would at least resemble the power, body, and echo that Bonham's had.
i heard it was recorded in a stairwell to get the acoustics
It's the OG sample!
He said "simple" I think. BUT, point taken. and "Impeach the President"..that's the sample.
I crack up every time they pronounce it Led Zep-A-Lean!
I love that too!!
It is lovely to watch you youngsters getting into Zeppelin. Good music is timeless. Bravo to you two.
Blacks especially
God Id give anything to listen to When the Levee Breaks again for the 1st Time & I’ve been on this Earth for 40 years.
Led Zepa-lean. Led Zepa-lean. I love it! Ya'alls reaction is killer! Reminds me of the first time I heard this classic 49 years ago. Chris and Rheasia...keep on rockin' in the free world!!!
Ya’ll are great! I started listening to Led Zeppelin when I was about 17 years old. I am now 68! Greatest rock band ever!❣️ This song is about a Mississippi River flood in the 1920s or so. This song is pure blues.
3:10 "It sounds like blues, more than anything." You're exactly right, it's straight blues, Led Zeppelin style.
They are surely “on another level with it”…
"Crying won't help you, ...Praying won't do you No good"
One of the best lines that I've ever heard.The wisdom it is because it can be applied to any problems you may have. Crying or Praying doesn't fix things. Great Video🤙🍻
I'm english, born in 1962, and grew up with this music. It's so great to see it being appreciated by a new generation. You're reaction is from the heart. You need to hear this stuff through headphones to really hear it. Rock on.
"This isn't rock,is it, because it sounds more like it's blues"
It's actually a blues rock combination
@barcey savik The combination of blues and country & western resulted in rock & roll.
The oldest excisting bluesband that I know of must be the Rolling Stones.
They had all their black heroes which were their inspiration on stage with them when possible.
When The Levee Breaks was originally a blues song. Led Zeppelin got a hold of it and rocked the hell out of it.
We didn't care about genre... blues rytham rock ... so long it sounded cool
Do stairway to heaven and blacl dog by led zeppelin
... Kashmir too... all incredible iniwie blues rock sounds
haaaaaaaa...omg
I know this song was written about a different levee-bursting flood from 1929, but I always think about Hurricane Katrina when I hear this song.
I love it when people my children's age can hear real music with real instruments for the first time
Amen to that! Welcome to music!
Thats the actual music !!!!
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And singers who are really singing those notes. Autotune is the work of the devil.
sad we have to say this..real
I love watching the emotions on the faces of you two kids. Much love from Illinois
Led Zeppelin has so many different layers this is blues on steroids. It's imperative to listen to Zep with headphones, to hear everything sound in their music. You have to check out some of their live stuff to get the persona of this great band. Zeppelin Fans can direct you to great performances.
Oh man...first time to the channel guys. Great, genuine reactions! Seeing someone hear Led Zeppelin for the first time is so exciting and , it make makes me oh so Jealous. I would love to feel that again
This song is a remake of an old country blues song by Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe McCoy released in 1929. It’s about the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 that displaced a lot of people, many of who moved to Chicago. Led Zeppelin just turned it into a blues/rock song.
They didn’t just turn it into a blues/rock song, they used their talent to elevate the song. Just like Hendrix did with Dylan’s “All Along the Watchtower”. Respect to the original artists, but sometimes the cover elevates the original
@@cricket778 took the words from me.
One of the best bands of all time. The drums on this one have such a crazy sound because they recorded it with the mic at the top of a stairwell.
I've related this (particular) story numerous times in the comment sections of RUclips (and here I go again).
In October 1968, I was a 21 y/o studying in London. I went to a club to see what I thought was the new version of an old band called The Yardbirds. As it turned out, who I was seeing was a band who would change its name (a few months later) to LED ZEPPELIN. I never thought they'd actually be anything, as many bands at the time were Blues-based. How wrong I was!
How on earth could you have seen them live in those days and not thought they would have amounted to anything?!
He's hilarious and she's adorable
This song recorded by Memphis Minnie about the 1927 Mississippi flood. This a real cool cover of it.
More of a reinterpretation of the original than a cover. Zeppelin never xeroxed anybody.
Peter Tea-Nicely done. Keep educating the haters that LZ never really stole anything.
Thomas Bradley- A cover? Holy shit. Yeah Bonham copied that monster drum sound from Miss Minnie when she laid down the original in 1929.
It's not a cover because MM got no writing credit or money from it. It's an original or what passes for an original. MM's estate should sue.
It's very much a cover. Reinterpretations are exactly what covers are lol. Professional musician here, with education in music history. Led Zeppelin was notorious for ripping off blues artists, especially muddy waters. What's important is that this was not exclusive to led Zeppelin. The Beatles were even more notorious for it. And countless other blues, rock, country, etc... artists. Music back then wasn't protected in the same way it is now. Musicians of color were even worse off. Either way it is a fantastic version of the song. I still can't believe the "it's not a cover" comment 😂🤦🏽♂️. By that explanation then Blue Monday by Orgy isn't a cover, and neither is Alien Ant Farm's "Smooth criminal".... I could make a massive list. Shit torn by Natalie Imbruglia wouldn't be a cover then. Nor would New Found Glory's "king of wishful thinking".
@@FrankMilito We won't even get into Sonny Boy Williamson II ...
Zep will always be my favorite and I will love Percy Plant till the day I die. Little sister in these videos is a doll.
Rock comes directly from the blues, so that’s why it sounds so much like blues. Early rock is the blues basically
Yessssss which is why I love real rock n roll, from the originals. Blues rock is the best
The reason it sound so bluesy is because Led Zeppelin and other influential English rock bands of their era who basically created metal as a genre started out playing heavy, electric guitar-driven covers of blues standards, including this one; the son'gs originally from sometime in the 20's if I remember correctly, and it's entirely literal- it's about a flood displacing a bunch of people. The entire metal genre grew out from a handful of Brits who really liked old blues records.
Loved the song and your drumming rocked!! The lyrics would be great! Glad you both like Led Zeppelin so much!
This song has the Harmonica from Hell. Straight from the depths. Much respect.
You can:
1. Choose a lyric video when you do a song if one is available
2. Follow the lyrics on your cellphone. Bring up the lyrics of a song on smartphone if you are watching video on laptop
im sitting here thinking why not have the lyrics up.
3. Just look at the lyrics on the inner sleeve of the LP after you put the record on the turntable.
Ron Beck Yeah, like they have an turntable or the LP.
The lyric videos take away from the experience in my opinion. Better to have the lyrics on their phone.
Reacting to a song without the lyrics is just listening to it
The best rock band of all time.
More Led Zeppelin is a must!! Headphones also a must, you’ll freak out to Zeppelin and Pink Floyd etc
This is one of their best covers. They loved old gritty American Blues songs from the dirty south, and this song is no exception. It's a cover of a ballad about the great Mississippi flood of 1927.
Might I recommend "In My Time Of Dying" and "You Shook Me" by Led Zeppelin.
I would agree with the cover of "In my time of dying" which maybe the 1st or 2nd longest song they recorded.
Obviously Stairway to Heaven famous as songs of all time. The Song Remains the Same is solid rock. Kashmir is groovy.
Fun stuff
The worst part about Zepplin is figuring out which song to recommend next 🤣
I think newbies should watch them play in my time of dying live . A three piece band with a singer ! If you are a player you almost want to put your instrument down and tip toe away . Lol
@Salem Those are hard for beginners
All Of My Love
Favorite song ever, best band ever! Great reaction, thanks for checking them out.
7:45. And good times were had by all,when the young lady nailed the symbols perfectly twice in a row.
That was pretty damn great
this is an adaptation of a near 100 year old blues song. its literally about a huge flood. think hurricane katrina new orleans. yes 1960s british people were obsessed with blues. you can really hear the train talk in plants harmonica. and pages slide guitar. And the way they microphone the drums they got just a legendary drum sound they put the drums at the bottom of a staircase and put microphones in the middle and at the top which gave it this really open sounding amazing unique drum sound
That's some good ol' nasty, dirty down South blues. Epic
The Lady is moving very nice with the music. He says " When the levee breaks momma you got to move.....woooohoo"
I'd love to see you guys react to Stevie Ray Vaughan. I would suggest starting with the video "Texas Flood Live at El Mocambo". The trick with Stevie is that you have to WATCH him perform his music, not just listen. He is pure passion and soul.
They ain't ready for Texas Flood haha
This is exactly what I was going to suggest them listen to as well, except I would suggest "Texas Flood - A Celebration of Blues and Soul". They will probably die of a heart attack watching this SRV lol
One of the Greatest ever.
@@randomutubr222 I really love that show as well! But in my opinion (and a lot of others too) the El Macabmo version is not just his best version, but one of the greatest guitar performances ever caught on film!
Absolute truth!
I've been a Zeppelin fan since the 1980s, and this reaction to WTLB made me very happy. Thank you!!
I love how they say "Led Zeppelin"
Me too it's so cute 😍
Led Zeppa Lean
Some of the best Mississippi Delta Blues ever performed. Hurts so good.
You need to do Stairway to Heaven by Led Zeppelin, one of the top 5 GREATEST songs ever written
I like the Rain Song better
WITH LYRICS!
LIVE
Currently THE greatest!
@@tgranny3547 I actually like Fool In The Rain!!! Haha. Seriously though, I love that tune.
Another great reaction zeppelin are true rock gods RIP John Bonham
Awesome reaction! They were a legendary rock band very steeped in the blues. I would recommend "Since I've Been Loving You", "You Shook Me", and "The Lemon Song". Then I would recommend "Stairway to Heaven" if you haven't heard it already. Or you can try any one of their other songs. They are all bangers!
you two are the sweetest .. welcome to my youth so fun seeing your reactions totally getting it
React to Led Zeppelin’s “Since I’ve Been Lovin’ You” for a REAL taste of Electric Blues Rock!
First two seconds, stank face ensues.
And yeah, it's definitely rock. Zeppelin are definitively rock. Rock comes in many flavors, and stems from many influences, blues being one of the major ones.
one my favorites by led zepplin seen live twice this song rocked so much the Boston garden it self was shaking and you could see the upper decks moving from the sound the music best concert every seen live and ive seen many legendary concerts live rip to my brother Scott we rocked to that show so much was amazing concert and exsperance seeing my favorite band all time live
Over The Hill and Far Away next guys! Its dope. Saved me during a bad acid trip 10 years ago 😅
Lol. That must be an interesting story. Zeppelin to the rescue! A great tune that should get more love too.
Y’all should really give “Bring It On Home” a listen, that’s by Led Zeppelin too
HAHAHA 10:02 ❤️Led Zep-ahh-lin HAHAHA ❤️mehhh ya all two are so precious 🌺 Going to California would be a nice Reaction next.
Yall r cool af jammin to some zepplin. Glad to see open minded young people still in our country
Stairway to Heaven (studio version)‼️
Then checkout some Pink Floyd and Queen to mix in with these Led Zeppelin reactions! 👌
Zep...
Robert Plant (lead vocals), Jimmy Page (lead guitar), John Paul Jones (bass guitar), John Bonham (drums)
Floyd...
Roger Waters (vocals & bass), David Gilmore (lead guitar & vocals), Richard Wright (keyboards & vocals), Nick Mason (drums),
Roger Keith “Syd” Barrett (vocals & lead guitar)
Queen...
Freddie Mercury (lead vocals & piano), Brian May (lead guitar), John Deacon (bass guitar), Roger Taylor (drums)
...Are eternal rock gods and legends and are the pinnacle of rock & roll! Their combined libraries are timeless and contain many of the biggest hits of the era!
I’ve seriously been binge watching y’all’s reactions for the past 2 days 😂 love what y’all doing. It reminds me of being y’all’s age w/ my friends discovering all this music from my parent’s day. It’s crazy cuz y’all the age of my oldest kid. So I’m u officially adopting y’all. 😜 Keep makin Moma proud 🥲
“Mama you got to move!” You guys need to see a live video. Killer guitar, bass, drums, vocals.
How great is Zep! ,,,,,, THIS IS THE WAY WE FELT IN THE 70’s with some of the greatest music out there. Even without weed, the music was unreal. At 59 it still hits home every time ya hear it. With a 18 thou song library, I’m never short on raising some great stuff. I’ll throw a few out around the incredible 60,s 70,s music spectrum. As you see these artists were intense.
The almighty Led Zeppelin!!!🤘
lol dead, bruh when he started to light it up. That is what the culture of kids who listened did back in the day
When the levee breaks mama you got to move.
That was the era when blues morphed into straight-ahead rock, and some stayed with the Blues-rock, like ZZ Top and AC/DC. All their music is in the straight blues scale. The borrowed from a lot of old folk and blues music and made it something brand new.
Zeppelin just gave a taste of that Cajun funk! Hahaha, y'all be cool- PEACE
Led Zeppelin is a genre of music all on it's own. I'm enjoying watching you guys enjoying it.
You should consider getting some headphones when listening to Led Zeppelin.
or a 1000 watt amp...
Yes most of them were in quad
Omg... your music choices just get better... my fave Led Zep song...on my festival playlist.... chilled as hell..this and Ramble on...
I am a new subscriber, and all I have to say is check out led Zeppelin at the Kennedy Center honors. That will explain the impact they've had on rock music history. When you see this program you will understand what 4 gentlemen have done for music in the masses. It's really great to see the amazement of your reactions to classic music legends. Thank you.
You should have seen them live. "When The Levee Breaks" is an old blues song from the 1920's. I've heard is played by street musicians in New Orleans, before Katrina. That town was a whole other scene back then. Keep up the good work!
"Ramble on" for some real acoustic Zeppelin rockin off Led Zep II
Led Zeppelin was the greatest most iconic classic rock and roll band of the 70s! Great choice guys!!!
Please try SINCE IVE BEEN LOVING YOU Live 1973 Madison Square garden
Hell, Studio OR Madison!
They're both so great!
MAGICAL
I am 65 and still have all my vinyl, and I have every Led Zepplin album and I still listen to them with headphones...only way to listen to classic rock {better stoned}
I’d like to see y’all react to any Led Zeppelin live. If you dig the recorded stuff as much as it seems you do, it will be a gas watching y’all’s minds melt & the tears of joy flow. For real.
I love watching the greats again through fresh eyes!!👍👏❤❤❤
Guys. It is blues rock. Moreover, rock is based on blues.
The members of Led Zeppelin grew up listening to blues and as they got older and started playing they took that love and heavied up the sound, mix in some good ol' rock n' roll and a new musical genre was born called "Hard Rock". Through other bands and with time that heavy rock sound evolved into Metal music and a whole bunch of different subgenres. But you could absolutely argue the fact that without blues we wouldn't have Rock (n' Roll) or Hard Rock. And that's the thing I love about music and all of it's strange and beautiful altercations, it's constantly evolving and changing through the influence of everyone that participates, writes and performs. So big ups to both of you for broadening your scope, you'll soon understand that everything is connected to everything in music like a world wide constant collaboration. Keep up the fantastic reactions, Imma subscribe!
You'll soon find that most of the best bands from this era were in fact blues based.
Jimi Hendrix
The Doors
Pink Floyd
Credence Clearwater
Jethro Tull
Jim Croce
Deep Purple
Blue oyster cult
Lynard Skynard
Ten years after
Allman bros.
That's all I can off the top of my head.
@@devingarrett5800 Good list, but you forgot a rather big name: The Rolling Stones.
Also, The Yardbirds, Cream... basically, any band from Great Britain in the mid to late '60s. Even Jethro Tull started out as a blues band.
Chris D you forgot Fleetwood Mac
@@chrisd7047 cream yes !
@@Mark13091961 Chicken Shack, Savoy Brown, Duster Bennett
The Blues is Rock N Roll, well a form of it. This band was all about Blue with a Mystical Rock element. They were story tellers. Love you guys..
You really need headphones for this song. You're missing the way the sound moves around your head and all the finer details of the music.
they dont know about yet...just a hint so far
You mean in your soul!
Quadriphonic
@@johnwesch5926 oh yeah I forgot about how good that sounded back in the day!
I saw Led Zeppelin in 1977 at the Fabulous Forum in Inglewood California. I never looked back from that point, on. Absolutely fantastic group. When this song was played, everyone lost their minds. They were just on another level.
I love how you guys say led zeppelin. glad you listened and liked it. Its much more entertaining when you guys dont know what to expect when you go to listen to it. Also, get a mini jack splitter for 2 headphone. Check out Comfortably Numb By Pink Floyd.
I love your reactions to this song! Basically the same reaction I had the first time I heard this song back in the '70's when I was in high school. I lifted the needle off the album and was thinking..."woah!!!" then had to start it over to groove that drum riff.
theh songs of Zepp vary from blues to rock, some jazzy, some folky sounding, they really dont have solid "style"
if you want to hear some rock n roll , check the song "Rock n Roll", it kicks ass and some major drum work i know will light you up!
and if you want some serious blues check out "Since Ive been Loving You" that will drag you down hard.
If you want to hear some different Zeppelin take a listen to led Zeppelin III album has a big folk influence to it... I recommend gallows Pole
Just found you guys and am watching all your Led Zeppelin reactions. I am so happy you found this band! They are in a league of their own!
"Lemon Song" ✔ it!
I love you guys! Completely serious here! I've been very entertained by watching the two of you react to music that I am very familiar and grew up on.
It's absolutely blowing my mind that y'all are digginged
Led Zeppelin so much!
Well, you both know exactly what great music sounds like. I mean, y'all pick up on quality music so quickly, and I am getting a HUGE kick out of watching it!
I can answer all of your questions about ALL of the bands that you have reacted to, but I'll just tell you a little bit about Led Zeppelin. Robert Plant is the vocals for the Band and the entire band is named Led Zeppelin. They're named after the German blimp, called a Zeppelin, first one built in the world and that was just prior to World War 1, around 1912 or so. And, you guys nailed it as far as the genre of music...it is definitely blues, but it's also considered hard rock, in fact, most people consider Led Zeppelin to be the original hard rock band, and they're also considered the best rock band the world will ever see. Jimmy Page is their awesome guitarist, John Bonham (now deceased) was on drums and John Paul Jones is the bassist. They are from England and the song, "Stairway to Heaven" is considered the best rock song of all times.
The two of you have literally picked the most famous rock band in the world to like. You should both be very proud of your taste in music and the extraordinary ability to immediately spot greatness.
I can also tell you everything you need to know about AC/DC, and Queen.
Anywho, I'm a 57 year old ultra cool white dude, just in case you were wondering. Lol
Feel free to ask me anything and I could definitely add even more bad ass music to your list. Just let me know!
Peace Out!!! 😀😀😀
Some background here, the original version was by Kansas City Joe and Memphis Minnie (original version: ruclips.net/video/swhEa8vuP6U/видео.html). Jimmy page wrote a new score, using Memphis Minnie's lyrics to deliver this soulful blues-rock tracks. One of my favorites! Keep up the great work, love you two!
Good looooooks
Rock music is all about catching a vibe. This is why Led Zeppelin is the absolute best imo, no other band can put you in the exact emotion they want you to feel with their music like them.
IAM a pretty new subscriber IAM elderly and grew up on alot of the music you r listening to now and seeing you enjoying it as I did in person in the day makes me smile and lets me know the younger generation will hold everything down. Oh by the way a little weed will make your mom's soul cry for more rock on children rock on RESPECT
BIG EARL‼️WELCOME TO THE STRONGEST FAMILY C&R GANG🤟🏽🙏🏽 WE GOTCHU AND WE DEFINITELY GONE HOLD IT DOWN😂😂
This is rock from the 70's.....foundation of today's rock, hard rock, and metal
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My Fav Zep song EVA. As a blues lover this just crushes. JB's drums are EPIC. Great reaction!
Long List of Zeppelin. Not a bad song in their entire catalog. There are enough songs to go a month of recordings. i listed some below to help you get started. Or you could go through album by album. Start with Zeppelin 1 and go all the way through.
Trampled Under Foot
Since I Been Loving You
Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
Bron Yr Aur Stomp
Kashmir
10 Years Gone
Stairway to Heaven
Rain Song
Song Remains the Same
No Quarter
Thats the best way to listen. 1st Album, Side 1, Track 1, Track 2, etc until you have heard it all. Then do it all over again.
Bron Yr Aur Stomp is such a gem.
I am not kidding...you all brought tears to my eyes watching you react to this. You took me back to being young, idealistic and full of dreams...