Can you believe this is from 1969? Speechless.... this is one of those songs that words just can't do justice to. The band is just oozing with greatness on their first outing!
It is interesting...I went through a Zeppelin phase. The musicians are talented, there's no question. But IMO the music doesn't age well. The constant misogyny, sexualized, bro-culture theme is a thing of the past best left in the past.
@@timyarrow8844 worst comment ever. Lose your woke cloak and grow a pair. Jesus, what a little biach. Ever listen to blues, jazz, rock, R&B, Rap??? Like they don’t have sexist lyrics???? What a dope, stick to show tune and Andy Williams, you probably wont get triggered.
When I left for Vietnam in late 67 my friends where beer pounding jocks listening to Beatles MoTown beach boys. When I came back fourteen months later the transformation was amazing. This album was playing at a party my first night back. Blew my freaking mind. I’ve been a Zephead ever since.
I stepped off the 707 in Saigon 69 101st. Buddy had "Whole lot of love", on a reel-to-reel and I was walking around in circles saying holy sht oh my god.
Did somebody already say this? Watching Kel's face slowly (or not so slowly) light up when she loves a song takes us all back to that special moment with that song when that happened to us. It's the closest I've come to reliving my childhood.
Hee hee I saw them play PERTH W Australia in Feb 1972 my ears are still tingling, I'm still listening to THE MIGHTY ZEP and I'm 80years old this year rocking mainly in my rocking chair...🎶🎵🎶🎵😷
This version please.... ruclips.net/video/hodxGiu7RSI/видео.html it really is magic ...so special at every level with brilliant performances from all 4 of them.
or was it a double-bass bow? and wasn't it used on his twin neck too in the studio? certainly saw it used at Ally Pally and knebworth. What a creative time that whole era was.
the man from uncle the brit .his dad showed page the bow move , he like zepp . page tried it and like it .the bow dad has a great run in london look up his tale . his son a star and this zepp thing a side , his life stand alone is no small tale
I was in the Army in 1969 and 1970 and was out of touch with the real world for a while, not ever having heard of Led Zepplin until I was assigned to a stateside duty station in South Carolina in late 69 - early 70. My roomate in the barracks where we lived had just been released from the hospital and I was helping him unpack his things when I saw these two interesting albums, one with the burning airship on it and the other with 4 guys wearing german WW1 aviator's uniforms. When I listened to both albums I was utterly amazed and became an ardent Led Zep fan from that point onwards. I think my initial reaction upon hearing these gems was not unlike Kel's in this video. Thank you Larry and I hope things have gone well for you since the Army, remember the good times we had at the UFO in downtown Columbia, SC in the fall of 1969.
Led Zeppelin is truly truly amazing. And they remain amazing song after song, album after album, every time I listen. I have heard their albums hundreds and hundreds of times at this point, every time they're just as good. It is great that you guys are discovering them (Kel) and reconnecting with them (Rich). I hope you both have as amazing of a time with their music as I and many of their fans have had over the years. Can I say amazing any more in this comment... AMAZING!
Such a wonderful song! I'm so glad you've found Zeppelin Kel. You're in for a whole world of great music. They never released a bad album. Keep up the good work guys.
A friend being taken through the Led Zeppelin catalogue for the first time commented many Led Zeppelin songs would be two or three separate songs for most bands. This was one of them.
I graduated in 1982 near Pittsburgh and we had a station that played 70's Rock and 80's Hairbands . Great times . Nobody i knew of ever heard of Pop Rock and we would laugh at top 40 .
I can relate to Kel in her childhood. My dad was a country musician,so heavy music was not allowed. At 13 I found Zep, Sabbath, Pink Floyd on my own, I never looked back! I so take for granted this music, love your reactions!
This song was actually originally a Yardbirds song before their breakup. Page brought it with him when he formed the New Yardbirds, later known shortly after as Led Zeppelin.
After watching Kel's reaction and movements I had to laugh a bit - someone needs to make a Kel Bobblehead doll with headphones on!... (And I mean that in a good way)
You guys are so cute. It's so great to see your 1st blush reaction to such a great tune! I was 10 yrs. old in 1969 when this song came out, and I grew up on Led Zeppelin-experiencing their awesomeness via 33 rpm vinyl albums. Your reaction takes me back to hanging out with friends listening to albums and groovin' out, smoking weed, and trippin' on Zeppelin, Yes, Moody Blues, Beatles, Stones, and more...
Glad you are showing her these great tones... Ms.Kel... Welcome to these and other masters.. I was lucky to see LZ twice.. once in '72 and then '74.. Went to 84 concerts during the 70s.. Lucky to see some of the legends.. lived all my life in Texas.. seen SRV perform 6 times.. So much talent.. Please enjoy your journey down the rabbit hole of classic, timeless hits
Awesome, glad to hear younger people appreciating Led Zeppelin. Led Zeppelin was my favorite band that I saw in concert in 1970 and my ticket was $5.00. As Jack Black stated in the 2012 Kennedy Center tribute to Led Zeppelin....." Best Band Ever"
GREATEST BLUES ROCK ALBUM IN THE HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSE. I'm 80 years young and saw them early 70s ,I'm rocking mainly in my rocking chair. Hi from Australia 😎🎵🎶🎶🎵
Love your reactions, Kel! I first heard Zep when I was 15 and was BLOWN AWAY! The band is incredible. I understand how you did not hear this music. No problem. This gives you way better reactions now. Also, your training gives you a trained ear for music. That's why you can appreciate great music so much. I like all kinds of music. I give everything genre a chance and I am happy for this. How can a person love music so much and not appreciate all great music? Love your honesty, Kel and Rich. You are bringing great music back and you give insightful reactions to the music you present. Keep up the great work. You rock!
I didn’t find zepp till I was 19.. black dog was the first song that I heard.. and I was hooked..!! I learned guitar 🎸 so I can play zeppelin.. now I’m a seasoned player.. u should play zeppelin on the piano.. I transcribed zeppelin to piano for my daughter when she was 5 trying to get her to learn.. she ended up playing the flute.. and yes.. I transcribed zeppelin to the flute.. lol..
1969, Led Zeps first album... "Mind Blown" !!, saw them both night a few weeks later and I still have B&W photos, I took, from that concert. (3 years out of HS)
Just think, Robert Plant was 19 when this album came out! It came out when I was in middle school (my girlfriends and I had huge crushes on Robert Plant and Jimmy Page, you can see why!) ; I'm now 65 and still love it! Love your reactions! You go Kel!
Wonderful! I am almost 65yo and lived through all the music of the 60's, 70's, and onward. In a way I am envious of you Kel - to re-have first experiences of all these amazing songs and have my mind re-blown would be awesome! Enjoy! Ohh I know you will!
Oh yea. I'm in those Rocky Mountains. Denver, Colorado don't ya know. The lead guitarist is a woman called Ruyter Suys and she is CRAZY. See them live, the show is in the front row in front of her. Fantastic Rock.
When I first watched ya'll I thought it was a contrived act. But having viewed numerous reactions, I realize you two were meant for each other, and I love watching your reactions, especially Kel's because she is discovering all this great music. Keep on keeping on, from New Orleans!
@Kel-n-Rich I just discovered ur channel when i was searching for Tina S.No words for that next level talent.I thought i would suggest something that Kel would love(if she hasnt discovered them already!)They r the "Two Cellos" and they r amazing and different(as far as their choice of instruments for this genre)They r a must hear!!Cellos rippin through Led Zeppelin,AC/DC,Stevie Ray Vaughn,and many others is amazing.Anyway,u have a new sub and i will spread the word.You two are adorable!!
I almost enjoy seeing Rich's reaction to Kels reaction. How can you not love Zeppelin?... You're taking me back to my younger years, listening to music with my older brothers and my teen years and beyond...Thank you both for taking me back to my musical escape... Much love to you both.
Love you guys reactions, I’ve got chills and goosebumps all up and down. I saw Led 3 times live in my 63 years of age. Portland in 1972, Seattle in 75, then up to Vancouver BC the next day. We all reacted like you are here and it was sheer power and magical electricity filling 14,000 bodies at the same time. Keep up the Zeppelin songs please. You two are a pleasure to watch. Cheers
I totally loved watching this epic piece of music with you guys, and I can't wait for more, Rich I have been asking for a song since the beginning and still waiting patiently for it. Yes Awaken Please you guys
Robert Plants voice in incomparable. No one I’ve heard even comes close. And to think he was only a pup when he recorded this. To me the greatest and most imitated rock singer of all time. Then add the best rhythm section in rock and top it off with one of the greatest guitarist of all time and you have ...... Led Zeppelin
Well yeah. That's what it kinda means to have "lived under a rock". Never have heard, seen, or experienced what most people HAVE. Not making fun. I enjoy her reactions to all the songs that I love and grew up ON.
I was 17 the year this album hit, we were all blown away. I grew up on original Rock, Motown, then British invasion as a teen my top groups were Rolling Stones, Zeppelin, Doors, Bob Seger, Steppenwolf, Beatles, CCR grateful Dead, Allman Bros, Fleetwood Mac, Blue Oyster Cult, Linda Ronstadt, Bonnie Raitt, and so much more
Love this channel!!! After a hard day at work listening to this awesome music and watching Kel’s joyful reaction always brings a smile to my face. Thanks so much 🙏
I was a WPLJ guy too. From Queens. Odds are Kel has heard Stairway to Heaven on pop radio as it's played at least once or twice a year. I first heard LZ 4 in 1987 when I was 14 and I knew Stairway from the top 40 stations. I love your schtick of prog and metal, but You haven't listened to the lynchpin song yet: Stone Cold Crazy by Queen. Prog rock creating the first speed metal song in the cheekiest way. Congrats on your good fortunes.
Great reaction and a GREAT SONG. Rich do Kel a huge favor and sit down and listen to the whole album. I still think is the best. I am 69 and heard this album in 1968 and it turned me into a hard rocker forever. I saw Zep 4 times in the 70's and was never disappointed. Oh yes CRANK IT UP!!!!
Led Zepplin still gives me the chills and I was wearing those albums out in 9th grade in Detroit. Saw them live at Olympia Hockey Stadium they were the closing band.
It was 1972, I was Ten, and I heard "Reelin In The Years", for the first time, never knew a guitar could sound like that, I was hooked, been playing guitar ever since.
Just discovered you two. Enjoy your vids and music. And, she is soooooo adorable. Very sweet lady. Love watching her face when she hears something nice. You can see she listens to the musicality
I always envy people who get to listen to this stuff for the first time. I guess that’s why so many like these reaction channels, because it takes them back to the first times they heard these classics
In our house I was the youngest of 6 boys and Top 40 (pop music) was strictly Verboten and I'm so very thankful for this. For a true mind freak, try Zappa. I loves me some Zappa.
Can you believe this is from 1969? Speechless.... this is one of those songs that words just can't do justice to. The band is just oozing with greatness on their first outing!
It is interesting...I went through a Zeppelin phase. The musicians are talented, there's no question. But IMO the music doesn't age well. The constant misogyny, sexualized, bro-culture theme is a thing of the past best left in the past.
@@timyarrow8844 Just like pop and rap and hiphop today...sans the world class musicianship.
@@timyarrow8844 worst comment ever. Lose your woke cloak and grow a pair. Jesus, what a little biach. Ever listen to blues, jazz, rock, R&B, Rap??? Like they don’t have sexist lyrics???? What a dope, stick to show tune and Andy Williams, you probably wont get triggered.
When I left for Vietnam in late 67 my friends where beer pounding jocks listening to Beatles MoTown beach boys. When I came back fourteen months later the transformation was amazing. This album was playing at a party my first night back. Blew my freaking mind. I’ve been a Zephead ever since.
Cool story
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Thank you for your service. My dad was over in Vietnam as well.
I stepped off the 707 in Saigon 69 101st. Buddy had "Whole lot of love", on a reel-to-reel and I was walking around in circles saying holy sht oh my god.
Did somebody already say this? Watching Kel's face slowly (or not so slowly) light up when she loves a song takes us all back to that special moment with that song when that happened to us. It's the closest I've come to reliving my childhood.
Amazing comment. What an honor. Thank you ever so kindly.
Much 💕
KnR
Hee hee I saw them play PERTH W Australia in Feb 1972 my ears are still tingling, I'm still listening to THE MIGHTY ZEP and I'm 80years old this year rocking mainly in my rocking chair...🎶🎵🎶🎵😷
I bought this album when it came out, I can't believe this track is 50 years old !!
The USA started rock, we just perfected it over here in the UK.
Yes thank you
true true
UK rock 60's to early 80's..... the world owes you.
youandwhosearmy? ....YEP..
Very true
Since i been Loving You. We need it.
This version please.... ruclips.net/video/hodxGiu7RSI/видео.html it really is magic ...so special at every level with brilliant performances from all 4 of them.
LIVE VERSION!!!
This was actually written by Jimmy Page in the mid-sixties when he was in the Yardbirds🎸🎼
God damn. Some of Bonham's fills go on forever. This is a real standout song. Nothing like it in rock history. Unique.
Akin to Beethovens 7th.
One of my favourite Bonham's work is in Rock n Roll
that thunder coming out of the break down, sweet jesus
Because he plays along with Jimmy and not JPJ; that's what makes his style so unique.
Kel had another Eargasm.
Or maybe an ear-rection
Jimmy Page is actually using a violin bow on the strings of his guitar in that kind of psychedelic part of the song.
or was it a double-bass bow? and wasn't it used on his twin neck too in the studio? certainly saw it used at Ally Pally and knebworth.
What a creative time that whole era was.
the man from uncle the brit .his dad showed page the bow move , he like zepp . page tried it and like it .the bow dad has a great run in london look up his tale . his son a star and this zepp thing a side , his life stand alone is no small tale
@@TheCornishCockney
It was some kind of a bow. I don't know if it was for a violin or a Cello.
Song remains the same..live version
@@stevebuckskinner5482 Violin bows are already big enough to play a guitar with. Anything bigger and it would be impossible.
Classic! Takes me back to landing in Da Nang, Vietnam for my first tour of duty. Songs like this were an escape from the reality of the war.
I think I'll become a Zeppelin missionary, spreading the books of Jimmy, Robert, John and Bonzo.
Testify!!
I have been loving Led Zeppelin since the 1970... the best band ever...
Watch it live in the 70s...Jimmy playing the guitar with a bow is crazy good!
Shown in "The Song Remains The Same" movie.
Bands like Led Zepplin were ahead of their time. Innovative, and so talented.
I was in the Army in 1969 and 1970 and was out of touch with the real world for a while, not ever having heard of Led Zepplin until I was assigned to a stateside duty station in South Carolina in late 69 - early 70. My roomate in the barracks where we lived had just been released from the hospital and I was helping him unpack his things when I saw these two interesting albums, one with the burning airship on it and the other with 4 guys wearing german WW1 aviator's uniforms. When I listened to both albums I was utterly amazed and became an ardent Led Zep fan from that point onwards. I think my initial reaction upon hearing these gems was not unlike Kel's in this video. Thank you Larry and I hope things have gone well for you since the Army, remember the good times we had at the UFO in downtown Columbia, SC in the fall of 1969.
the singer and drummer were barely 20 years old when they did this, let that sink in for a minute!!
This has always been the Godzilla of rock songs for me, absolutely love Kel's react!
Led Zeppelin is truly truly amazing. And they remain amazing song after song, album after album, every time I listen. I have heard their albums hundreds and hundreds of times at this point, every time they're just as good. It is great that you guys are discovering them (Kel) and reconnecting with them (Rich). I hope you both have as amazing of a time with their music as I and many of their fans have had over the years. Can I say amazing any more in this comment... AMAZING!
LOL hearing Led Zeppelin for the first time … I am envious!
This is the first time ive heard this song my Dad has every album of there's
Such a wonderful song! I'm so glad you've found Zeppelin Kel. You're in for a whole world of great music. They never released a bad album. Keep up the good work guys.
Probably one of the best bands ever ..the bench mark ..for others to follow ..
A friend being taken through the Led Zeppelin catalogue for the first time commented many Led Zeppelin songs would be two or three separate songs for most bands. This was one of them.
I graduated in 1982 near Pittsburgh and we had a station that played 70's Rock and 80's Hairbands . Great times . Nobody i knew of ever heard of Pop Rock and we would laugh at top 40 .
I can relate to Kel in her childhood. My dad was a country musician,so heavy music was not allowed. At 13 I found Zep, Sabbath, Pink Floyd on my own, I never looked back! I so take for granted this music, love your reactions!
You're Time is Gonna Come. Not literally but it is next song
Didn't want to scare them
I'am from the USA but I gotta say UK Rocks Led Zepplin is the greatest band to ever excist ! But that said they loved to play here we play hard 👍
morning tool heads...you guys are so young at heart..as i am at 60..luvin some zep..forever..
We need this. Live versions after studio.#DazedandConfused from song remains the same. Northern California
Haha just wrote this same message right now...haha
Do you think she is ready for that yet?
@@Veggamattic yes ....we all need that bow solo live
I saw them do it live in 1969 and 1970. Dazed and Confused in concert was just electrifying!!!
This song was actually originally a Yardbirds song before their breakup. Page brought it with him when he formed the New Yardbirds, later known shortly after as Led Zeppelin.
After watching Kel's reaction and movements I had to laugh a bit - someone needs to make a Kel Bobblehead doll with headphones on!... (And I mean that in a good way)
This is one of those tunes that had a time and place. 1st time I've listened to it since 69 or so.
Love the new digs!! Congratulations on the move and attending some great concerts! I love Zeppelin in fact I play in a Led Zeppelin Tribute band!
This is how Eargasm looks and sounds like 🤣 Mind blowing 🤯
I love how it goes from trippy af to every one of the band members going off like mad men.
You guys are so cute. It's so great to see your 1st blush reaction to such a great tune! I was 10 yrs. old in 1969 when this song came out, and I grew up on Led Zeppelin-experiencing their awesomeness via 33 rpm vinyl albums. Your reaction takes me back to hanging out with friends listening to albums and groovin' out, smoking weed, and trippin' on Zeppelin, Yes, Moody Blues, Beatles, Stones, and more...
Glad you are showing her these great tones... Ms.Kel... Welcome to these and other masters.. I was lucky to see LZ twice.. once in '72 and then '74.. Went to 84 concerts during the 70s.. Lucky to see some of the legends.. lived all my life in Texas.. seen SRV perform 6 times.. So much talent..
Please enjoy your journey down the rabbit hole of classic, timeless hits
Missed You Guys. I was Dazed and Confused
Awesome, glad to hear younger people appreciating Led Zeppelin. Led Zeppelin was my favorite band that I saw in concert in 1970 and my ticket was $5.00. As Jack Black stated in the 2012 Kennedy Center tribute to Led Zeppelin....." Best Band Ever"
The blues on a five speed blender... whipped by Led Zeppelin 😜
My personal favorite zep song. Which is saying a lot because I LOVE like 95% of their discography
GREATEST BLUES ROCK ALBUM IN THE HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSE. I'm 80 years young and saw them early 70s ,I'm rocking mainly in my rocking chair. Hi from Australia 😎🎵🎶🎶🎵
Awesome!! I'm glad you got to this one. #Ledzeppelin Black Dog Brooks Maine, USA.
I always envision a Zeppelin floating over a war torn city when I hear this.
I never thought of it that way. But I see were your coming from.
LOVE LOVE LOVE this song,Robert Plants voice is so hypnotising & Jimmy Page is a legend,great reaction as all ways luv you guys
Love your reactions, Kel! I first heard Zep when I was 15 and was BLOWN AWAY! The band is incredible. I understand how you did not hear this music. No problem. This gives you way better reactions now. Also, your training gives you a trained ear for music. That's why you can appreciate great music so much. I like all kinds of music. I give everything genre a chance and I am happy for this. How can a person love music so much and not appreciate all great music? Love your honesty, Kel and Rich. You are bringing great music back and you give insightful reactions to the music you present. Keep up the great work. You rock!
I listened for the first time in 1997...and my reaction was like Kel...i've been dazed and confused! :D
So good seeing someone hear Zep for the first time... and love it! Same reaction I had back in high school.
Crazy how fresh this song still sounds after 50 years! Testament to just how great Zeppelin were....
I didn’t find zepp till I was 19.. black dog was the first song that I heard.. and I was hooked..!! I learned guitar 🎸 so I can play zeppelin.. now I’m a seasoned player.. u should play zeppelin on the piano.. I transcribed zeppelin to piano for my daughter when she was 5 trying to get her to learn.. she ended up playing the flute.. and yes.. I transcribed zeppelin to the flute.. lol..
I found Zep at 19 too, when I was 19!
1969, Led Zeps first album... "Mind Blown" !!, saw them both night a few weeks later and I still have B&W photos, I took, from that concert. (3 years out of HS)
Just think, Robert Plant was 19 when this album came out! It came out when I was in middle school (my girlfriends and I had huge crushes on Robert Plant and Jimmy Page, you can see why!) ; I'm now 65 and still love it! Love your reactions! You go Kel!
Wonderful! I am almost 65yo and lived through all the music of the 60's, 70's, and onward. In a way I am envious of you Kel - to re-have first experiences of all these amazing songs and have my mind re-blown would be awesome! Enjoy! Ohh I know you will!
Would love to see a reaction to the 26 minute live version of Dazed and Confused from the Song Remains The Same film/soundtrack. Kel would freak.
This song has every instrument masterfully going on in an epic but wicked way
Kel: "I was involved with the Conservatory of Music". From now on, just remember, THIS is the conservatory of music.
Writing this before u react.!! Good to see ya back.. ur reviews are great..!! The song I was waiting for.!!
LZ Baltimore Civic Center 73 was my first live concert and I will never forget that night. It was absolutely incredible!
Oh yea. I'm in those Rocky Mountains. Denver, Colorado don't ya know. The lead guitarist is a woman called Ruyter Suys and she is CRAZY. See them live, the show is in the front row in front of her. Fantastic Rock.
I considered this my song in 71 and I,m still the same way
Every time I listen to this song, I get goosebumps.
You guys are the best. Love watching Kel's reactions. You go girl. Enjoy the music.
When I first watched ya'll I thought it was a contrived act. But having viewed numerous reactions, I realize you two were meant for each other, and I love watching your reactions, especially Kel's because she is discovering all this great music. Keep on keeping on, from New Orleans!
@Kel-n-Rich I just discovered ur channel when i was searching for Tina S.No words for that next level talent.I thought i would suggest something that Kel would love(if she hasnt discovered them already!)They r the "Two Cellos" and they r amazing and different(as far as their choice of instruments for this genre)They r a must hear!!Cellos rippin through Led Zeppelin,AC/DC,Stevie Ray Vaughn,and many others is amazing.Anyway,u have a new sub and i will spread the word.You two are adorable!!
how has she not heard this song and band or allot of the songs you play for her, has she bin living under a rock
Awesomeness...congrats on the new crib...
Dazed and Confused,.great jam...
AND no violence!
I almost enjoy seeing Rich's reaction to Kels reaction. How can you not love Zeppelin?... You're taking me back to my younger years, listening to music with my older brothers and my teen years and beyond...Thank you both for taking me back to my musical escape... Much love to you both.
Love you guys reactions, I’ve got chills and goosebumps all up and down. I saw Led 3 times live in my 63 years of age. Portland in 1972, Seattle in 75, then up to Vancouver BC the next day. We all reacted like you are here and it was sheer power and magical electricity filling 14,000 bodies at the same time.
Keep up the Zeppelin songs please. You two are a pleasure to watch. Cheers
Just got all my old vinyl out for my son. All Original led zeppelin albums.
At the end of the American 1975 tour they played versions of around 40-45 minutes.
There is nothing more exciting than watching someone’s first reaction to a LZ song!
I totally loved watching this epic piece of music with you guys, and I can't wait for more, Rich I have been asking for a song since the beginning and still waiting patiently for it. Yes Awaken Please you guys
Robert Plants voice in incomparable. No one I’ve heard even comes close. And to think he was only a pup when he recorded this. To me the greatest and most imitated rock singer of all time.
Then add the best rhythm section in rock and top it off with one of the greatest guitarist of all time and you have ...... Led Zeppelin
And the best drummist John Bonham
Well yeah. That's what it kinda means to have "lived under a rock". Never have heard, seen, or experienced what most people HAVE. Not making fun. I enjoy her reactions to all the songs that I love and grew up ON.
As soon as you said CT, I knew your were gonna say PLJ. I lived in CT in the 80’s to mid 90’s then moved to Boston. Great radio in those days!
Kel, I can't believe the volume of music you have missed, it's going to take you a life time to catch up.
I was 17 the year this album hit, we were all blown away.
I grew up on original Rock, Motown, then British invasion as a teen my top groups were Rolling Stones, Zeppelin, Doors, Bob Seger,
Steppenwolf, Beatles, CCR
grateful Dead, Allman Bros, Fleetwood Mac, Blue Oyster Cult, Linda Ronstadt, Bonnie Raitt, and so much more
5:12 is where Jimmy starts playing his guitar strings with a violin bow.
Love watching the reactions! Addictive!! Two songs by Zeppelin that cannot be left out are " Bring it on Home" and Ramble on". Classics!
Love this channel!!! After a hard day at work listening to this awesome music and watching Kel’s joyful reaction always brings a smile to my face. Thanks so much 🙏
Glad you join us Kevin!!!!!
Labels like classical, heavy metal, etc are just that: labels. Good music is good music.
these guys are both mad but in a likeable way ! "awesome" says it all about this track. Thankyou
Awesome I knew Kel would love it.
I was a WPLJ guy too. From Queens. Odds are Kel has heard Stairway to Heaven on pop radio as it's played at least once or twice a year. I first heard LZ 4 in 1987 when I was 14 and I knew Stairway from the top 40 stations.
I love your schtick of prog and metal, but You haven't listened to the lynchpin song yet: Stone Cold Crazy by Queen. Prog rock creating the first speed metal song in the cheekiest way.
Congrats on your good fortunes.
What about shear heart attack or my fav now im here
love your stuff and reactions. Since I've been loving you, live... is the definition of Zep.
Great reaction and a GREAT SONG. Rich do Kel a huge favor and sit down and listen to the whole album. I still think is the best. I am 69 and heard this album in 1968 and it turned me into a hard rocker forever. I saw Zep 4 times in the 70's and was never disappointed. Oh yes CRANK IT UP!!!!
One of their best songs is 'Over the Hills and Far Away.' I haven't seen anyone react to that one.
Agreed. One of my top 5 for them and it gets no love on react videos.
Amazing! I think we just had a three way!
Led Zepplin still gives me the chills and I was wearing those albums out in 9th grade in Detroit. Saw them live at Olympia Hockey Stadium they were the closing band.
Since I've been loving you Led Zeppelin 3 album.You gotta do this.Love you guys
He says "soul of a woman was created below" and the first thing out of Kel's mouth is "ooh, I love it".
Well... so you agree then...
Hmmm.... 😎 😀 🙂
It was 1972, I was Ten, and I heard "Reelin In The Years", for the first time, never knew a guitar could sound like that, I was hooked, been playing guitar ever since.
Saw them on Kashmir tour. When they did this song the acid was kicking in high gear. Holy shit batman.
Ear candy from the ear candy family....thanks guys..❤
Just discovered you two. Enjoy your vids and music. And, she is soooooo adorable. Very sweet lady. Love watching her face when she hears something nice. You can see she listens to the musicality
I always envy people who get to listen to this stuff for the first time. I guess that’s why so many like these reaction channels, because it takes them back to the first times they heard these classics
In our house I was the youngest of 6 boys and Top 40 (pop music) was strictly Verboten and I'm so very thankful for this. For a true mind freak, try Zappa. I loves me some Zappa.
Congrats on the move. You two
Glad to concert turned out well
#deeppurple april
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