Just before the concert started, Jimmy Page, the lead guitarist was visited back stage by his parents. They gave him that sweater vest which he wore for the performance.
Saying someone was the best druumer,singer,drummer,, player ect. Is basically up to t he listener. But John was spectacular!! I played drums fir years and wasn't fit to clean his symbols lol. What he could do with a single bass drum is awe inspiring. Definitely one of the best for sure. No doubt my favorite!
@Hyden21 - John Bonham was great. He died on September 25th, 1980, and I remember the morning that I walked into my grade six class and was immediately told the news by a fellow classmate.
@@Bob-l4q6fI remember coming home from high school, I was a senior. And the radio station just kept playing Led Zeppelin songs, and I thought, this is GREAT, so many Led Zeppelin songs in a row. And then the DJ said, in honor of John Bonham, who died today. I was devastated.
Back in 1979 I had my 16th birthday. Usually my Dad would ask me what I would like but this year he didn't. I just thought he'd forgotten but the day before my birthday I saw an envelope on the table with my name on it. Inside was two tickets for a concert the following night at Knebworth House. So I sent the night of my 16th birthday watching Led Zeppelin play live. An unforgettable experience that I still look back on with fond memories.
Hey ladies, first your mic kept cutting out, so missed some of what each of you were saying. A live performance I think you’d really love is, Since I’ve Been Loving You, live at Madison Square Gardens (1973). It’s my favorite live they do, though so many are. Every song they do is absolutely amazing, & I love seeing your 3 generations enjoying them. All 4 members are the greatest at their crafts, drummer John Bonham’s live MSG solo long version of Moby Dick, shows why he’s the greatest drummer. Achilles Last Stand live is another amazing show to see. If you continue doing Led Zeppelin reactions, I’ll keep watching, enjoy your Led Zeppelin trip together.
This is from Zep II, you need to listen to the original album cut. When they mixed the sound they fully used stereo effect which was still fairly new in 1970. If you listen to this song with headphones or a good stereo, sound effects go from side to side and fill a room. Led Zeppelin II was way ahead of its time!
Yeah, and as good as this performance is, there are better out there in terms of sound quality, and this one is missing that signature "airplane" diving riff by Page that always makes first-time listeners ask, "What is that?" ;)
Rolling Stone Magazine in 2016 listed the top 100 greatest drummers of all time including all music genres (rock, country, jazz, R&B, etc) and they listed Led Zepplin's John Bonham as #1 !!!!
R rolling stone is a joke of a publication more concerned with style and popularity than any real musical analysis. That being said, Bohnam I’d definitely one of the top drummers to ever play. Others to consider in no particular order are, Keith Moon, Buddy a rich, Neil Peart, and Ginger Baker.
@@gregcormier2379 I don't disagree with those but there's many more that could be added. Keeping it to three more Hall of Famers: Bill Bruford, Ian Paice, and Carl Palmer.
Great Reaction Kathy, Lulu and Donna! Led Zeppelin was always my favorite Band, but they were just a little before more time, so I was never able to see them live. I did get to see Page & Plant twice, John Paul Jones once on a solo tour, plus I saw Robert Plant several times solo as well. John Henry Bonham, who died back in September 1980, has been my favorite Drummer ever since I can remember. These days, Paulina from The Warning is the New John Bonham in my books, I've felt this since very early on... The Girl's Got Rhythm!!!
The reaction was a blast. Donna got the lyric from the the start. Was funny as watching Kathy realise in the mid break. Think it went over Lulu’s head. ❤️👍🏽👍☘️
I was blessed to see Zeppelin live in 1975 in St Louis. It was wonderful, but also sad in a way as I knew I had seen the best concert I was ever going to see. They were amazing.
I knew Robert Plant before he was famous. He was very well known around the Black Country (area in the midlands region of England) and was a regular visitor to our weekly blues club. We never had to ask him twice to get up on stage to do a couple of numbers with us. It was harder to get him off the stage!
You mentioned seeing Heart doing Stairway to Heaven at the Kennedy Awards. The drummer in that was Jason Bonham, son of JOhn Bonham and the reaction of the remaining members was so touching.
This is one of the best WLoL concert songs. When I saw them in 70 Winterland (SF) Jimmy played like a 5 min. solo, and the drummer Bonham played the bongo`s drums with his bare hands!
Great reaction ladies. The smiles on your faces were huge. Zeppelin has sold over 300 million records, and were as influential in the 70s as the Beatles were in the 60s and as Elvis was in the 50s. Stairway to Heaven live from MSG 1973 is a must reaction. Also from 1973 MSG live must reactions would be Rock and Roll, Since I've Been Loving You, The Song Remains the Same, The Rain Song, Dazed and Confused and No Quarter. The Immigrant Song live from 1972 and Kashmir live from 2007, would be some other great reactions. Rolling Stone Magazine declared Zeppelin the "heaviest band of all time", but Zeppelin could also be very soft and beautiful. Some of Zeppelin's softer compositions will touch your soul as they have mine. Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page referred to Zeppelin's personality as "light and shade." Love your channel ladies. Keep the reactions coming.
The basic riff from this track was the theme tune (different versions, but based on this) to a British music chart television programme (Top of the Pops), made by the BBC broadcast weekly until 2006. It always made me laugh, as most people had no idea; so it is likely many many UK folks know this riff with no idea where it comes from
When I was 16 in ‘77, I had the honor of seeing Zeppelin twice in one week in NYC. Robert Plant( the lead singer) was my teenage hormonal fantasy. To this day I adore LZ❤
From the looks on the faces of Kathy & Donna they know exactly what is going on with Mr.Plants vocals ! As you all seem to like Bonhams drumming i recommend a track called Moby Dick which is a solo where the rest of the band used to walk off stage and leave him to it as they never knew how long he would make it - some of it he performed without drum sticks - just his bear hands. It is a great watch that I am sure you would all enjoy.
OH **Donna** I just **LUV** ya!!! & Now that i know ya LUV **MyBelovedOtherworldlyMagicalGeniusesLedZeppelin** it just makes ya **ROCK** even MORE!!! YAY just the pure **Joy** on your face ya just brightened up my day! Kathy & Lulu i **Luvd** your reactions as well! gosh ha i am just sooo **Excited** ya all finally did some **Led Zeppelin** been hoping for a while now that ya would! **Beautiful Reaction ALL** & Thank **YOU** other extraordinary performances are "The Ocean" "Rock and Roll" "Over The Hills And Far Away" "Stairway To Heaven" Live at Madison Square Garden 1973 **Hope** ya will want to watch those sometime! ya ALL are so **Fun&Wonderful** YAY! So **Happy** ya ALL **Luvd** them!!!
Easy suggestion. Watch their concert film "The Song Remains The Same" from their 1977 concerts at Madison Square Garden in New York City. It is part concert film, part fantasy, part docu-drama, and all good. See John Henry Bonham do an epic version of his drum solo song "Moby Dick", see Jimmy Page play "Stairway To Heaven", see John Paul Jones play "No Quarter" and see Robert Plant sing "Dazed and Confused". You will be happy you did.
Great reaction, gals! Zeppelin is one of a kind for sure. My favorite band, and I think uyou can see why! You already nailed the peerless talent of drummer John Bonham. They were all equally awesome in the band. Another great song from this 1970 concert is "I can't quit you, baby." A terrific one from 1973 in Madison Square garden is "Rock and Roll," where the drummer has more "moments"! A softer side of them can be seen in 1975 Earl's Court, "Goin to California." "Kashmir" from 1979 is one of John Bonham's BEST moments!
Zeppelin pretty much has the #1 drummer, #1 guitarist, #1 vocalist and #1 bassist of all time. You could make an argument for each one but John Paul Jones would pretty much be a universal choice. Doesn't even feel proper to call him a bassist, he can and does do so many things. Not sure if a live performance where they're all high out of their mind and experimenting is the most accessible way for Lulu to get a first listen to Zep. I might have started with 'Fool in the Rain' or something that's a little easier to listen to.
The most iconic band ever put together in the history of music , each member was unmatched in their field , put together to make the greatest rock band on earth
Bonzo was/is one of the GOATS of drumming. My all time favorite band which I am sad to say I never got the pleasure of see live. Talented and gifted everyone of them. RIP John Bonham. 1980 was a tough year on music. Lost Bon Scott (ACDC Original singer) John Bonham (Zepplin) and of course the great John Lennon (Beatles just in case Lulu didn't know). I was in High school.. A while ago LOL BLUESFINGERS1 ("THE MUSIC OF EVERYTHING ")
You should try other Led Zeppelin songs live:. 1) The Rain Song 2) Since Ive Been Loving You 3) Babe, Im Gonna Leave You 4) The Immigrant Song 5) Ramble On 6) Kashmir
0 seconds ago I saw them on 5/30/77 which is online as an edited audio I was the first section off the floor directly across from Jimmy Page. I couldn’t take my eyes off of him. If you listen to the audio, you’ll hear Robert talking about firecrackers. We were warn any firecrackers the concert would stop and be canceled. Robert came out to sing and bam a firecracker (looked like a small roman candle of sorts) flew up landing along his neck and hair. They left. After I would say 20 minutes they came out and did a great show. Let’s here it for Robert!
Awesome reaction ladies! I saw Jimmy Page (guitarist) and John Paul Jones (bassist) perform a couple of Led Zep songs with the Foo Fighters at Wembley Stadium back in 2008, a bucket list experience!! 😉🤟🤟
This entire concert was excellent. You'd likely enjoy watching the entire thing. Enjoyed your reaction a lot, thanks! There was mention of Heart's rendition of "Stairway to Heaven", but I highly recommend that you watch Led Zeppelin perform it themselves during their 1973 Madison Square Garden concert, if you can find it.
John Bonham (drums) of Led Zeppelin was the power behind the band... he gave Led Zeppelin a powerful beat and undeniable groove that elevated the musicianship by Jimmy Page (guitar) and John Paul Jones (bass) ... not to mention the soaring vocals of Robert Plant 🤘🔥 Led Zeppelin formed in 1968 after the end of Jimmy Page's previous UK band The Yardbirds... Page wanted to form a 'new Yardbirds' and discovered a 19 yr old Robert Plant singing up North in England's 'black country' (because of the heavy industry) and hired him for the new band... Plant suggested that his friend John Bonham was a stellar drummer whom he had known since they were kids. Page went to see John Bonham play drums and knew that he wanted the 20 yr old in his band... Then, John Paul Jones joined on bass; he was an experienced composer/ studio musician/ multi-instrumentalist who had worked w/ Jimmy Page... When the 4 first rehearsed together, they felt the most thrilling sound emerge when they played - it was like 50's American blues jacked up to the next level. John Bonham was already married at 20 w/ a son... he worked labor jobs to support his family, but wanted to be a drummer... The problem was that he hit so hard and played so loud that he would often get fired... It was Jimmy Page who finally saw his potential and unleashed what John Bonham could do on drums w/ Led Zeppelin... Bonham could not only hit hard, but he also played musically - his sound was almost impossible to replicate in the 70's and beyond... Zeppelin's engineers marveled that John Bonham would record his drums in the studio in 1 or 2 takes; he and John Paul Jones were one of the best rhythm sections in rock history. Led Zeppelin became huge in 1969/ '70 after 'Whole lotta love' became a hit single and the money poured in... According to his son Jason Bonham, his dad bought a farm and when he was not on tour, he would hang out w/ his farmer friends and talk livestock... He also spent a lot of money buying vintage cars for his collection (Unfortunately, John Bonham had his driver's license revoked later on)... On tour, he would drink heavily and play pranks... he was nicknamed 'Bonzo' for his antics... Later, they would call him 'the Beast' because he could get ill- tempered when he was drunk. Sadly, John Bonham's drinking got more out of control by 1975 and he was also getting into violent altercations and car accidents... He was especially upset w/ the music press because he wanted to be a 'star' drummer like Ginger Baker of Cream, or Keith Moon of The Who... When Led Zeppelin were in the final year 1979/ '80, John Bonham had gained weight and was visibly burley... he didn't look like the lean drummer he had once been... but he prided himself w/ his explosive drumming. In the fall of 1980, Led Zeppelin were booking a US tour (their first since 1977) and John Bonham was plastered one day to the point he could not play drums... The session was called off and Bonham went drinking at the bars again before returning to Jimmy Page's house that night. The next morning, John Bonham was found dead... apparently, he had choked on his own vomit while he was passed out. He was only 32 yrs of age... His death ended Led Zeppelin... and they could never replicate his drum sound when they recorded music outside of Led Zeppelin. His son Jason Bonham became a drummer and filled in for his dad when Led Zeppelin played for special occasions... He played John Bonham's parts faithfully when Led Zeppelin played their final concert in 2007 for charity... It was recorded for the live CD/DVD 'Celebration day'... and Jason Bonham also played drums w/ Heart when they paid tribute to Led Zeppelin playing 'Stairway to heaven'.
John Bonham may be the best rock drummer ever. If you really want to see him go OFF, check out a live performance of "Moby Dick". It's his masterpiece.
He is the best drummer of all time, but his drumming in that song is overrated. I mean it sounds good because it's Bonham's signature sound and power. But it's just very disjointed, doesn't build and go anywhere.
Great job ladies! Please do Led Zeppelin Live 1973 Madison Square Garden, Stairway to Heaven, Rock and Roll and Since I've been Loving You. You will be blown away!
Check out Neil Peart from Rush plus Peter Criss from Kiss and Don Brewer from Grand Funk drum solos as well. Check out Buddy Rich sometime he is my all time favorite drummer.
Just saw your message. Don't know what happened but I'm glad you're back. It's pretty unique seeing three generations of true Texas Peaches enjoying the same media. BIG ❤️
I’m aging myself but I saw Led Zep in 77 at the Oakland Coliseum at a “Day on the Green” concert. Judas Priest and Rick Derringer Band were the two opening acts. As a goofy teenage drummer I was definitely there to witness John Bonham play. I personally think he’s the drummer all other contemporary drummers are measured.
Rick Derringer-" Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo,(rock and roll, hoochie koo) Lordy Mama Light My Fuse,(light my fuse")...🎶. Now that would be a good song to do a reaction of.
@michaeleverett2650. Definitely a good song , to be honest the Derringer Band was the most exciting band at the show. Im sure it was because of the energy enhancing chemical cocktails they did probably before they went on stage. 😂. It was the rock n roll 70’s 🤘
Led Zepplin was born out of the British blues explosion (a rather local event) but the band went on to be the best of the exponents of that style. The band even had a few chart hits along the way.
Secret funfact (thats no longer a secret): Some years ago,one of my uncles met Jimmy Paige (the lead guitarist) on a bar in Thailand. My uncle is a massive fan,so i was surprised to hear him describe his idol when he came home. "He look really old,not at all like i remembered him" I was like "Well,you started listening to them while they were just starting out right? It has been ALOT of years gone since then,its just part of time". He agreed on that,and i think the outburst was more a disappointment in barely recognizing him. But he got a really good impression of him,he was smiling,polite and just being himself. So my Uncle was probably both starstruck and felt abit down over the visual meeting,not answering to his expectations at the same time lol. I remembered i wanted to add "You are not getting any younger yourself",but i choosed not to go down that path with him haha. He was just shocked by seeing Jimmy that he knew had dark dark hair,be all grey haired when they met. But he is really proud that he met one of the rocking legends,and im abit jealous. I can brag about the same thing with Phil Collins though,i was in the production team that interviewed him back in the 90s. On the top of my head,i think thats the most powerful musician i have firsthand experiences with. Well,celebrities in general. Probably good that Lulu didnt take any deepdive into the lyrics with Whole Lotta LoveProbably theyr funkiest song this,that bassline is legendary already!
More Led Zepplin!! Start with their first song on their first album. Good Times Bad Times. Also, Babe I’m Going to leave You. You Shook Me. Dazed and Confused. Communication Breakdown. Ramble On. Immigrant Song. Since I’ve Been Loving You. Black Dog. Rock and Roll. When the Levee Breaks. No Quarter. The Rain Song. Kashmir. In the Light. Ten Years Gone. And this is just scratching the surface.
Go momma! I’m about your age and Led Zeppelin was the music of my youth. The best rock band of all time. All four are ranked #1 at what they do. They are all in their early 20’s here. THIS is music! THIS what it is all about. Rock on!
Well Mum and Grandma certainly knew what the song was about (unsure about Lulu but she may have been hiding it), so lets talk about John Bonhams amazing drumming to avoid talking about the elephant in the room! :) LOL Great reaction tho ladies. Please listen to the studio version of 'You Shook Me' if you get the opportunity, its a Blues to make babies to.
This is what made America great, zeppelin did after some time give a co writers credit to Willy Dixon as the riff and some vocal elements had been adopted,then supercharged and sent back to the homeland of rock n roll.
Nice! Out of all the reactions I have not watched this video fully. Amazing Reactions. On your own there is a "Band" that you will see the personal impact from the son of' "Thee Greatest Drummer" John "Bonzo" Bonham. Jason Bonham, like his father a drummer formed "Bonham" in the early 80's. The tune "Wait For You" Just something cool to watch. From the Front Man to the Tune it is, "Led Zeppelin" influenced.
I love you 3 ladies and your reactions. Another great British rock band of which there are plenty.Good to see you expanding your choices.The greatest ? all about taste for me that lies with ' Yes '.but a truly phenomenal Zep song. You still haven't got DeepPurple's Child in Time live video yet. C'mon girls.
One of the best live albums and accompanying concert films is Led Zeppelin The Song Remains the Same. I strongly suggest you check it out. You can do it by pieces in reactions but watch the whole film on your own. You will be amazed.... either way keep going down the rabbit hole and keep up the great work👍🖖🍻🇨🇦
You should see the official music video release. Or, listen to the studio cut (which is a little longer). But, if you're going to watch a live version. It should be from the video movie, The So Remains the Same. Filmed at the 1973 concert at Madison Square Gardens.
Rock in peace John. Watch the drumsolo Moby Dick John on the drums. Cant go roung with LZ. Great reaction ladys. Thanks for the trip on memory lane . ❤️🤘❤️💯🇮🇹
I've never seen a live performance from Led Zeppelin that I liked. And I was a teen in the 70's and am a big LZ fan. Nothing comes close to the album versions. Please react to What Is And What Should Never Be .
Just before the concert started, Jimmy Page, the lead guitarist was visited back stage by his parents. They gave him that sweater vest which he wore for the performance.
This was his 24th birthday.
@@dalmac5978 26th he was born in 1944 this is 1970
That drummer was the legendary John Bonham. R.I.P. brother
Saying someone was the best druumer,singer,drummer,, player ect. Is basically up to t he listener. But John was spectacular!! I played drums fir years and wasn't fit to clean his symbols lol. What he could do with a single bass drum is awe inspiring. Definitely one of the best for sure. No doubt my favorite!
As far as I'm concerned Jon Bonham was the LED in LED ZEPPELIN meaning he was one hell of a drummer.
I didn't know Bonham was the drummer for Led Zeppelin, now I get the hype, he's great.
@Hyden21 - John Bonham was great. He died on September 25th, 1980, and I remember the morning that I walked into my grade six class and was immediately told the news by a fellow classmate.
@@Bob-l4q6fI remember coming home from high school, I was a senior. And the radio station just kept playing Led Zeppelin songs, and I thought, this is GREAT, so many Led Zeppelin songs in a row. And then the DJ said, in honor of John Bonham, who died today. I was devastated.
Back in 1979 I had my 16th birthday. Usually my Dad would ask me what I would like but this year he didn't. I just thought he'd forgotten but the day before my birthday I saw an envelope on the table with my name on it. Inside was two tickets for a concert the following night at Knebworth House. So I sent the night of my 16th birthday watching Led Zeppelin play live. An unforgettable experience that I still look back on with fond memories.
I was at that one too it was fantastic
I was there as well with the love of my life Susan miss you ❤
Also there, both weekends, epic!
I was there and I had just turned 16 as well
Just one of the many amazing hits from the Greatest Rock Band EVER !!
When the levee breaks is one of my favorite ones by Zeppelin
"I Can't Quit You Baby" by them is a bluesy masterpiece!!!! It is by far my favorite led Zeppelin song!!!!!
Hey ladies, first your mic kept cutting out, so missed some of what each of you were saying. A live performance I think you’d really love is, Since I’ve Been Loving You, live at Madison Square Gardens (1973). It’s my favorite live they do, though so many are. Every song they do is absolutely amazing, & I love seeing your 3 generations enjoying them. All 4 members are the greatest at their crafts, drummer John Bonham’s live MSG solo long version of Moby Dick, shows why he’s the greatest drummer. Achilles Last Stand live is another amazing show to see. If you continue doing Led Zeppelin reactions, I’ll keep watching, enjoy your Led Zeppelin trip together.
Arguably, the greatest rock band that has ever existed. Very nice reaction.
I had the pleasure to see the singer Robert Plant live here in Gothenburg, Sweden some years ago. It was lots of fun.
Got to see them
This is from Zep II, you need to listen to the original album cut. When they mixed the sound they fully used stereo effect which was still fairly new in 1970. If you listen to this song with headphones or a good stereo, sound effects go from side to side and fill a room. Led Zeppelin II was way ahead of its time!
Yeah, and as good as this performance is, there are better out there in terms of sound quality, and this one is missing that signature "airplane" diving riff by Page that always makes first-time listeners ask, "What is that?" ;)
Since I've Been Loving You from MSG 1973 is a must.
“Since I’ve Been Loving You” - this Live HD version especially. ruclips.net/video/1gHlbHtdVLU/видео.html
Rolling Stone Magazine in 2016 listed the top 100 greatest drummers of all time including all music genres (rock, country, jazz, R&B, etc) and they listed Led Zepplin's John Bonham as #1 !!!!
*And they were right...Bonzo was the BEST.* 🎵🔥🥁😈🥁🔥🎵
I wonder, did they give any consideration to Buddy Rich? ( Impossible drum solo) Give it a listen if you haven't already.
R rolling stone is a joke of a publication more concerned with style and popularity than any real musical analysis. That being said, Bohnam I’d definitely one of the top drummers to ever play. Others to consider in no particular order are, Keith Moon, Buddy a rich, Neil Peart, and Ginger Baker.
@@gregcormier2379 I don't disagree with those but there's many more that could be added. Keeping it to three more Hall of Famers: Bill Bruford, Ian Paice, and Carl Palmer.
My list? John Bonham ,Neil Peart, Ginger Baker, Keith Moon, Buddy Rich.
Led zeppelin met the king 2 times. They were in Las Vegas watching the king. And Elvis even mentioned them to the crowd.
Ah, My middle school days! They were great! Thank you, ladies, for taking me down memory lane.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great Reaction Kathy, Lulu and Donna!
Led Zeppelin was always my favorite Band, but they were just a little before more time, so I was never able to see them live. I did get to see Page & Plant twice, John Paul Jones once on a solo tour, plus I saw Robert Plant several times solo as well.
John Henry Bonham, who died back in September 1980, has been my favorite Drummer ever since I can remember.
These days, Paulina from The Warning is the New John Bonham in my books, I've felt this since very early on... The Girl's Got Rhythm!!!
The reaction was a blast.
Donna got the lyric from the the start.
Was funny as watching Kathy realise in the mid break.
Think it went over Lulu’s head.
❤️👍🏽👍☘️
My favorite drummer of all time. Bonzo on drums was awesome! R.I.P. John.😅😅
I was blessed to see Zeppelin live in 1975 in St Louis. It was wonderful, but also sad in a way as I knew I had seen the best concert I was ever going to see. They were amazing.
I knew Robert Plant before he was famous. He was very well known around the Black Country (area in the midlands region of England) and was a regular visitor to our weekly blues club. We never had to ask him twice to get up on stage to do a couple of numbers with us. It was harder to get him off the stage!
You mentioned seeing Heart doing Stairway to Heaven at the Kennedy Awards. The drummer in that was Jason Bonham, son of JOhn Bonham and the reaction of the remaining members was so touching.
Grade 10, in my high school radio station - we must have worn out the record, we played this song so much.
This is one of the best WLoL concert songs. When I saw them in 70 Winterland (SF) Jimmy played
like a 5 min. solo, and the drummer Bonham played the bongo`s drums with his bare hands!
Great reaction ladies. The smiles on your faces were huge. Zeppelin has sold over 300 million records, and were as influential in the 70s as the Beatles were in the 60s and as Elvis was in the 50s. Stairway to Heaven live from MSG 1973 is a must reaction. Also from 1973 MSG live must reactions would be Rock and Roll, Since I've Been Loving You, The Song Remains the Same, The Rain Song, Dazed and Confused and No Quarter. The Immigrant Song live from 1972 and Kashmir live from 2007, would be some other great reactions. Rolling Stone Magazine declared Zeppelin the "heaviest band of all time", but Zeppelin could also be very soft and beautiful. Some of Zeppelin's softer compositions will touch your soul as they have mine. Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page referred to Zeppelin's personality as "light and shade." Love your channel ladies. Keep the reactions coming.
“Since I’ve Been Loving You” - this Live HD version especially. ruclips.net/video/1gHlbHtdVLU/видео.html
The basic riff from this track was the theme tune (different versions, but based on this) to a British music chart television programme (Top of the Pops), made by the BBC broadcast weekly until 2006. It always made me laugh, as most people had no idea; so it is likely many many UK folks know this riff with no idea where it comes from
When I was 16 in ‘77, I had the honor of seeing Zeppelin twice in one week in NYC. Robert Plant( the lead singer) was my teenage hormonal fantasy. To this day I adore LZ❤
More Led Zeppelin :
1. “Since I been loving you” live at Madison square garden 1973 and anything else from that concert.
“Since I’ve Been Loving You” - this Live HD version especially. ruclips.net/video/1gHlbHtdVLU/видео.html
From the looks on the faces of Kathy & Donna they know exactly what is going on with Mr.Plants vocals !
As you all seem to like Bonhams drumming i recommend a track called Moby Dick which is a solo where the rest of the band used to walk off stage and leave him to it as they never knew how long he would make it - some of it he performed without drum sticks - just his bear hands. It is a great watch that I am sure you would all enjoy.
OH **Donna** I just **LUV** ya!!! & Now that i know ya LUV **MyBelovedOtherworldlyMagicalGeniusesLedZeppelin** it just makes ya **ROCK** even MORE!!! YAY just the pure **Joy** on your face ya just brightened up my day! Kathy & Lulu i **Luvd** your reactions as well! gosh ha i am just sooo **Excited** ya all finally did some **Led Zeppelin** been hoping for a while now that ya would! **Beautiful Reaction ALL** & Thank **YOU** other extraordinary performances are "The Ocean" "Rock and Roll" "Over The Hills And Far Away" "Stairway To Heaven" Live at Madison Square Garden 1973 **Hope** ya will want to watch those sometime! ya ALL are so **Fun&Wonderful** YAY! So **Happy** ya ALL **Luvd** them!!!
Thanks for watching
Watching mom rock made my day! She knows what time it is!
Easy suggestion. Watch their concert film "The Song Remains The Same" from their 1977 concerts at Madison Square Garden in New York City. It is part concert film, part fantasy, part docu-drama, and all good. See John Henry Bonham do an epic version of his drum solo song "Moby Dick", see Jimmy Page play "Stairway To Heaven", see John Paul Jones play "No Quarter" and see Robert Plant sing "Dazed and Confused". You will be happy you did.
Mom was super jazzed on this track. That was great, you can tell she was digging it.
Great reaction, gals! Zeppelin is one of a kind for sure. My favorite band, and I think uyou can see why! You already nailed the peerless talent of drummer John Bonham. They were all equally awesome in the band. Another great song from this 1970 concert is "I can't quit you, baby." A terrific one from 1973 in Madison Square garden is "Rock and Roll," where the drummer has more "moments"! A softer side of them can be seen in 1975 Earl's Court, "Goin to California." "Kashmir" from 1979 is one of John Bonham's BEST moments!
Old good stuff never dies .......
I liovd Donna's grin all the way through that song... she knew exactly what Robert was singing about that's for sure... Kepp on Rocking ladies..
Zeppelin pretty much has the #1 drummer, #1 guitarist, #1 vocalist and #1 bassist of all time. You could make an argument for each one but John Paul Jones would pretty much be a universal choice. Doesn't even feel proper to call him a bassist, he can and does do so many things. Not sure if a live performance where they're all high out of their mind and experimenting is the most accessible way for Lulu to get a first listen to Zep. I might have started with 'Fool in the Rain' or something that's a little easier to listen to.
c'mon relax boy....
Song Reminds The Same is as close as you'll get to the concert with these guys, awesome cool jam yeah 🤘😆🤘🥁🎤🎸
The most iconic band ever put together in the history of music , each member was unmatched in their field , put together to make the greatest rock band on earth
Now ya'll are cooking with gas! Im in junior high school at this time! This was on their second album. Mom and Dad didn't dig it lmao😂❤❤👍👍🤘🤘
the best band of the history
I can't listen to Led Zeppelin without getting chills and an adrenalin rush, they are just so good
Loved your reaction
Yes they are!
Bonzo was/is one of the GOATS of drumming. My all time favorite band which I am sad to say I never got the pleasure of see live. Talented and gifted everyone of them. RIP John Bonham. 1980 was a tough year on music. Lost Bon Scott (ACDC Original singer) John Bonham (Zepplin) and of course the great John Lennon (Beatles just in case Lulu didn't know). I was in High school.. A while ago LOL
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OMG!!!! YAY YAY!!! just saw the title and got all **Excited** WoW My **MostBelovedLedZeppelin** **Luvit** k gonna go watch heh Weeeee...
You should try other Led Zeppelin songs live:.
1) The Rain Song
2) Since Ive Been Loving You
3) Babe, Im Gonna Leave You
4) The Immigrant Song
5) Ramble On
6) Kashmir
“Since I’ve Been Loving You” - this Live HD version especially. ruclips.net/video/1gHlbHtdVLU/видео.html
“Since I’ve Been Loving You” - this Live HD version especially. ruclips.net/video/1gHlbHtdVLU/видео.html
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I saw them on 5/30/77 which is online as an edited audio I was the first section off the floor directly across from Jimmy Page. I couldn’t take my eyes off of him. If you listen to the audio, you’ll hear Robert talking about firecrackers. We were warn any firecrackers the concert would stop and be canceled. Robert came out to sing and bam a firecracker (looked like a small roman candle of sorts) flew up landing along his neck and hair. They left. After I would say 20 minutes they came out and did a great show. Let’s here it for Robert!
Check out Immigrant Song live 1972. Epic
Try “ Black Dog” live 1973 video!!
Awesome reaction ladies! I saw Jimmy Page (guitarist) and John Paul Jones (bassist) perform a couple of Led Zep songs with the Foo Fighters at Wembley Stadium back in 2008, a bucket list experience!! 😉🤟🤟
I saw them in July 1977 at the Oakland Coliseum Stadium. Last North American Concert for the greatest rock band in the world.
im back ladies wow watching led, awesome have fun thank you from the uk
This entire concert was excellent. You'd likely enjoy watching the entire thing. Enjoyed your reaction a lot, thanks! There was mention of Heart's rendition of "Stairway to Heaven", but I highly recommend that you watch Led Zeppelin perform it themselves during their 1973 Madison Square Garden concert, if you can find it.
John Bonham might not be your favourite drummer but he is your favaurite drummer's favourite drummer.
John "Bonzo" Bonham...... the best drummer this world has ever seen. R.I.P. Bonzo, you are STILL missed so very much.
John Bonham (drums) of Led Zeppelin was the power behind the band... he gave Led Zeppelin a powerful beat and undeniable groove that elevated the musicianship by Jimmy Page (guitar) and John Paul Jones (bass) ... not to mention the soaring vocals of Robert Plant 🤘🔥
Led Zeppelin formed in 1968 after the end of Jimmy Page's previous UK band The Yardbirds... Page wanted to form a 'new Yardbirds' and discovered a 19 yr old Robert Plant singing up North in England's 'black country' (because of the heavy industry) and hired him for the new band... Plant suggested that his friend John Bonham was a stellar drummer whom he had known since they were kids.
Page went to see John Bonham play drums and knew that he wanted the 20 yr old in his band... Then, John Paul Jones joined on bass; he was an experienced composer/ studio musician/ multi-instrumentalist who had worked w/ Jimmy Page... When the 4 first rehearsed together, they felt the most thrilling sound emerge when they played - it was like 50's American blues jacked up to the next level.
John Bonham was already married at 20 w/ a son... he worked labor jobs to support his family, but wanted to be a drummer... The problem was that he hit so hard and played so loud that he would often get fired... It was Jimmy Page who finally saw his potential and unleashed what John Bonham could do on drums w/ Led Zeppelin... Bonham could not only hit hard, but he also played musically - his sound was almost impossible to replicate in the 70's and beyond... Zeppelin's engineers marveled that John Bonham would record his drums in the studio in 1 or 2 takes; he and John Paul Jones were one of the best rhythm sections in rock history.
Led Zeppelin became huge in 1969/ '70 after 'Whole lotta love' became a hit single and the money poured in... According to his son Jason Bonham, his dad bought a farm and when he was not on tour, he would hang out w/ his farmer friends and talk livestock... He also spent a lot of money buying vintage cars for his collection (Unfortunately, John Bonham had his driver's license revoked later on)... On tour, he would drink heavily and play pranks... he was nicknamed 'Bonzo' for his antics... Later, they would call him 'the Beast' because he could get ill- tempered when he was drunk.
Sadly, John Bonham's drinking got more out of control by 1975 and he was also getting into violent altercations and car accidents... He was especially upset w/ the music press because he wanted to be a 'star' drummer like Ginger Baker of Cream, or Keith Moon of The Who... When Led Zeppelin were in the final year 1979/ '80, John Bonham had gained weight and was visibly burley... he didn't look like the lean drummer he had once been... but he prided himself w/ his explosive drumming.
In the fall of 1980, Led Zeppelin were booking a US tour (their first since 1977) and John Bonham was plastered one day to the point he could not play drums... The session was called off and Bonham went drinking at the bars again before returning to Jimmy Page's house that night.
The next morning, John Bonham was found dead... apparently, he had choked on his own vomit while he was passed out. He was only 32 yrs of age... His death ended Led Zeppelin... and they could never replicate his drum sound when they recorded music outside of Led Zeppelin.
His son Jason Bonham became a drummer and filled in for his dad when Led Zeppelin played for special occasions... He played John Bonham's parts faithfully when Led Zeppelin played their final concert in 2007 for charity... It was recorded for the live CD/DVD 'Celebration day'... and Jason Bonham also played drums w/ Heart when they paid tribute to Led Zeppelin playing 'Stairway to heaven'.
The GOATS! PERIOD! You haven’t seen them live, my gosh that’s were they live! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
John Bonham may be the best rock drummer ever.
If you really want to see him go OFF, check out a live performance of "Moby Dick". It's his masterpiece.
He is the best drummer of all time, but his drumming in that song is overrated. I mean it sounds good because it's Bonham's signature sound and power. But it's just very disjointed, doesn't build and go anywhere.
Great job ladies! Please do Led Zeppelin Live 1973 Madison Square Garden, Stairway to Heaven, Rock and Roll and Since I've been Loving You. You will be blown away!
The ocean, black dog, stairway to heaven, definitely worth checking out
Since I’ve been loving you live 1973!
Be sure you ladies check out the live NY show
Love Led Zeppelin Lulu, another great song live is How Many More Times, live in Denmark
Check out Neil Peart from Rush plus Peter Criss from Kiss and Don Brewer from Grand Funk drum solos as well. Check out Buddy Rich sometime he is my all time favorite drummer.
My favorite drummer!!
Just saw your message. Don't know what happened but I'm glad you're back. It's pretty unique seeing three generations of true Texas Peaches enjoying the same media. BIG ❤️
I appreciate that
I’m aging myself but I saw Led Zep in 77 at the Oakland Coliseum at a “Day on the Green” concert. Judas Priest and Rick Derringer Band were the two opening acts. As a goofy teenage drummer I was definitely there to witness John Bonham play. I personally think he’s the drummer all other contemporary drummers are measured.
Rick Derringer-" Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo,(rock and roll, hoochie koo) Lordy Mama Light My Fuse,(light my fuse")...🎶. Now that would be a good song to do a reaction of.
@michaeleverett2650. Definitely a good song , to be honest the Derringer Band was the most exciting band at the show. Im sure it was because of the energy enhancing chemical cocktails they did probably before they went on stage. 😂. It was the rock n roll 70’s 🤘
Led Zepplin was born out of the British blues explosion (a rather local event) but the band went on to be the best of the exponents of that style. The band even had a few chart hits along the way.
I've never seen this concert. Exellent!!!!!!!!!!!
Secret funfact (thats no longer a secret): Some years ago,one of my uncles met Jimmy Paige (the lead guitarist) on a bar in Thailand. My uncle is a massive fan,so i was surprised to hear him describe his idol when he came home. "He look really old,not at all like i remembered him" I was like "Well,you started listening to them while they were just starting out right? It has been ALOT of years gone since then,its just part of time". He agreed on that,and i think the outburst was more a disappointment in barely recognizing him. But he got a really good impression of him,he was smiling,polite and just being himself.
So my Uncle was probably both starstruck and felt abit down over the visual meeting,not answering to his expectations at the same time lol. I remembered i wanted to add "You are not getting any younger yourself",but i choosed not to go down that path with him haha. He was just shocked by seeing Jimmy that he knew had dark dark hair,be all grey haired when they met.
But he is really proud that he met one of the rocking legends,and im abit jealous. I can brag about the same thing with Phil Collins though,i was in the production team that interviewed him back in the 90s. On the top of my head,i think thats the most powerful musician i have firsthand experiences with. Well,celebrities in general.
Probably good that Lulu didnt take any deepdive into the lyrics with Whole Lotta LoveProbably theyr funkiest song this,that bassline is legendary already!
More Led Zepplin!! Start with their first song on their first album. Good Times Bad Times. Also, Babe I’m Going to leave You. You Shook Me. Dazed and Confused. Communication Breakdown. Ramble On. Immigrant Song. Since I’ve Been Loving You. Black Dog. Rock and Roll. When the Levee Breaks. No Quarter. The Rain Song. Kashmir. In the Light. Ten Years Gone. And this is just scratching the surface.
I,m pretty sure you'd really enjoy Led Zeppelin's Black Dog 😊
The 3rd drummer was Bill ward by black sabbath
Saw Zep them " Live " 3x times 7th row Msgnyc 75 & 77 2x time un real Great Band .also Queen 3x also great before fan 1st time 74..! ENjoy Best to all
Granny was fired up!🤣🤘🤘🤘
This was earl’s court check out Moby Dick drum solo from this same show. Crazy !!
Go momma! I’m about your age and Led Zeppelin was the music of my youth. The best rock band of all time. All four are ranked #1 at what they do. They are all in their early 20’s here. THIS is music! THIS what it is all about. Rock on!
Good reaction! Try since I've been loving you live 1973 madison square garden.
“Since I’ve Been Loving You” - this Live HD version MSG 1973 especially. ruclips.net/video/1gHlbHtdVLU/видео.html
Led Zepplin was such an influence on Heart that every Heart concert they finish with about 3 Led Zepplin songs
Well Mum and Grandma certainly knew what the song was about (unsure about Lulu but she may have been hiding it), so lets talk about John Bonhams amazing drumming to avoid talking about the elephant in the room! :) LOL Great reaction tho ladies. Please listen to the studio version of 'You Shook Me' if you get the opportunity, its a Blues to make babies to.
This is what made America great, zeppelin did after some time give a co writers credit to Willy Dixon as the riff and some vocal elements had been adopted,then supercharged and sent back to the homeland of rock n roll.
Hey girls, you should enjoy this song Live in 1973 Madison Square Garden, that's huge!!!
Great!!!!!!!!!!!!
Quality track 👍 nicely reacted ladies 👍
Great reaction Ladies. The drums Bono was playing that you thought are bongos are called tom-toms.
Correction: Bonzo, not Bono. Bono lead singer with U2.
Thanks for the info!
Great reaction, as ever girls. Cheers from the UK.
Thank you so much!
John Paul Jones - bass 🔥👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
This one from Londres formed in 1968 wonderful
Nice! Out of all the reactions I have not watched this video fully. Amazing Reactions. On your own there is a "Band" that you will see the personal impact from the son of' "Thee Greatest Drummer" John "Bonzo" Bonham. Jason Bonham, like his father a drummer formed "Bonham" in the early 80's. The tune "Wait For You" Just something cool to watch. From the
Front Man to the Tune it is, "Led Zeppelin" influenced.
they were untouchable live! this is early. the drummer and singer were 21 years old here
I love you 3 ladies and your reactions. Another great British rock band of which there are plenty.Good to see you expanding your choices.The greatest ? all about taste for me that lies with ' Yes '.but a truly phenomenal Zep song. You still haven't got DeepPurple's Child in Time live video yet. C'mon girls.
"And now for something completely different", listen to Robert Plant's solo performance of Sea Of Love.😁
One of the best live albums and accompanying concert films is Led Zeppelin The Song Remains the Same. I strongly suggest you check it out. You can do it by pieces in reactions but watch the whole film on your own. You will be amazed.... either way keep going down the rabbit hole and keep up the great work👍🖖🍻🇨🇦
You should see the official music video release. Or, listen to the studio cut (which is a little longer). But, if you're going to watch a live version. It should be from the video movie, The So Remains the Same. Filmed at the 1973 concert at Madison Square Gardens.
I just luv how the oldest, wants it the most….lol!
I’ve now seen you react to two of my favorite bands of all time; Van Halen and Led Zeppelin!
If you like John Bonham, the drummer, watch the live version of "Moby Dick." He goes crazy on the drums.
Rock in peace John. Watch the drumsolo Moby Dick John on the drums. Cant go roung with LZ. Great reaction ladys. Thanks for the trip on memory lane . ❤️🤘❤️💯🇮🇹
hi girls,,,Nightwish and Led zEPPELIN ARE THE BEST KISS FROM Italy !
Singer Robert plant is recording with Allison Krause now
You should see "Moby Dyck". He uses his hands in the drums solo.
I've never seen a live performance from Led Zeppelin that I liked. And I was a teen in the 70's and am a big LZ fan. Nothing comes close to the album versions. Please react to What Is And What Should Never Be .