We React to Rick Beato | Top 10 Led Zeppelin Riffs of All Time
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Great job guys! You need to get more familiar with Ten Years Gone. It’s one of the zeppelin‘s finest songs and one of the best rock songs ever. Thanks for the shoutout!
Definitely will, How could we say no to a music channel legend 🤘🏼
Now that high praise indeed!
I was about to comment the same. It's my favorite song
Definitely. I couldn't agree more. I started playing when i was 14 & learned how to play this song (ten years gone) at 16. Having turned 40 this past year, it still is the most stoked I've been from any song I've ever learned...🤘🏼Anyway, Good job all!
So true! All the guitar overlays are amazing.
Rick is super talented, the guy can literally play anything.
I've learned more from watching Rick Beato than I did in any music theory class. His enthusiasm is awesome.
The Daily Doug(Doug Helvering) is good also. He's an orchestral composer who does classic rock music reviews.
When I found Rick was when my music theory education really accelerated. Nowadays I get more from David Bennett but Rick still teaches me things and is a big influence on my development as a music fan!
Same here Will. He is a wealth of knowledge.
I only understand about 1/4 of what Rick is talkin about when he's doing his 'What makes this song great" but I have a blast watching his channel. His passion for great music is infectious, and his knowledge of production is ridiculous. Great channel for music lovers of all genres!
I only understand maybe 1/10 of what Rick says, but I always watch his videos in amazement! He’s awesome- so are Andy and Alex!
I keep watching Beato, hoping some of that knowledge will rub off. Really gain so much appreciation from his insights.
Hes got lessons for that
#6 is "Ten Years Gone". It's one of my favorite Zeppelin songs even though it was not a radio single. You guys should check it out.
#6 should be #1
They need to do Physical Graffiti in it’s entirety.
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I'm with that!
Damn, Ten Years Gone (the riff you guys said wouldn’t be on your lists and you’ve also never heard before) is legitimately probably my favorite Zeppelin riff. But I guess that just shows the greatness of the band, there is just so many to choose from.
They really need to do Ten Years Gone. It’s a GREAT song
It's my favorite Led Zep song, I dunno if I really think of it when I think of riffs, but absolutely love the entire song.
@@maryann1252 It’s a well known FACT that most people ‘rate’ Ten Years Gone. Can’t remember where I heard that…
I can’t imagine there are too many hardcore Zeppelin fans that wouldn’t put Ten Years Gone in their top three fave Zeppelin songs.
No it just shows that they never heard it and can't pass judgement till they do.
“Ten Years Gone” is arguably Zeppelin’s prettiest song except maybe for “The Rain Song.”
Physical Graffiti alone has so many great guitar riffs: “Custard Pie,” “The Rover,” “The Wanton Song,” “Kashmir,” “Trampled Underfoot,” etc.
Agreed on prettiest songs, but what about "Thank You" ? Find me a girl who's not immediately turned on after listening to that beautiful, sappy love song.
I’ll take that’s the way for my prettiest song
I think Tangerine or That’s the Way are their prettiest but those are good picks too
The Number 6 “Ten Years Gone” is my favorite Zeppelin song. Just take a listen to the whole song. It may make sense then why he picked it.
Mr. Beato's "What makes this song great" video series is always an immediate watch for me. He's great at delivering knowledge in an engaging way.
He taught me how to listen to music in completely different ways.
That's one of the best video series on youtube, imo.
For a little context as to where I think Rick is coming from with his choices, he LOVES Jazz. If you look at a lot of the choices you're questioning, TONS of Jazz chords. TONS of them ;)
Yet when covering Page unless you are hip to the black blues artists and indigenous music that heavily influenced him you are merely performing a technical exercise lacking substance & soul. I would rather see a video of what makes Page Page, delving into these influences and how he was able to absorb them while create something unique.
@@jgsrhythm100 Respected but not enough to give them writing credits when Plant directly rips off their lyrics LOL.
@@David-iv6je Oh for sure!!!
Did they give credit for Levee Breaks?
@@jgsrhythm100 Can't remember offhand. They did give credit (and royalties) for a couple, and not for several others.
Ten Years Gone is a masterclass of guitar production and composition. You guys need to get Rick on your channel and discuss this topic, that would be very cool.
Excellent idea!!!
They need to react to that song because the riff hits different when listening to the whole song. "Ten Years Gone" is in my top Led Zeppelin riffs.
Kent Mains, I concur! That would be an epic session I would not want to miss. I'm a huge fan of Rick and love these guys as well.
“ Iconic “ These young guys don’t know too much, but there learning.
Hearing those guitar riffs played without Bonham's thunderous drums kicking in, confirms my belief that he was _THE_ best drummer ever. They're just _SO_ important to LZ's sound. His drumming is as unique as Page's guitar playing
Bonham=GOAT
Agreed!
Interesting.
I hear what you're saying, and believe me, you're not gonna find any cracks in Bonham appreciation, but I was actually thinking you were gonna say the opposite, that hearing those riffs without Bonham's drums made you appreciate just how great Page was. Because some of the lilt to what Page was actually playing gets a bit lost in Bonham's beats - which, to be clear, is not necessarily a bad thing - and you miss what Page was really doing. Until you hear it without and then you're like, "Oh right, that's why this shit was all so tight, because EVERYBODY was slaying all the time in their own way."
Ten years gone is a fantastic song. Check out when page went out with the crowes and he finally had 3 guitar players to play it live. Epic
Haven’t seen that. Will definitely check it out! Love that song!
@@allisonreed7682 There’s a live version on YT from I think 77 and Page improvises right in the opening. It’s fanfuckingtastic!
@@caseybrown4360 Awesome, thank you! I’ll definitely look for it!
Page has said that this is one of his all time favorite songs.
Ten Years Gone is an amazing song.
Rick Beato's What Makes This Song Great Series is one of the crown jewels of music related content. Maybe he can convince you to give U2 another shot and Tears for Fears a first shot!
Yes to Tears for Fears!!!!!!!!
They haven't done Tears for Fears, yet? 😱
Yes for U2.
Tears for Fears. Where to start? Bad Man’s song or Woman in Chains. I’ve a soft sport for The Hurting but Sowing the seeds of love - the original 8 track version is phenomenal.
@@brianmyers6706 No to U2, yes to a song choice from the best Irish rockers of all time, Thin Lizzy.
From what I've seen, Rick is the pros pro, humble in his teachings and yet still a sponge yearning for more knowledge. He seems to have limitless avenues to travel down 🤯🤘💯
A crossover of two of my favorite channels. You guys are doing some interesting stuff on your “off” days. Keep it up. This is awesome!
Seconded 👍
I totally agree. Rick has taught me a bunch about music and I love that you guys gave him some love. Maybe he will interview you one day or vice-versa. That would be fun.
What do you guys think do we need to make our own Top 10 Zeppelin Riffs?! 😂🙌🏻🔥
Here’s a link to Rick’s channel go show him some love! ❤️
ruclips.net/user/RickBeato
We ALL have our own top 10.
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This is tough because there's so many, if you go down this road be prepared for a lot of negative feedback. My 2c
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Our list would be amazing though
@@andyandalex Knock yourself out. It's your channel. We are just subscribers. lol
you two should interview rick in his studio :) you would be like kids in a candy store
Rick is from Rochester, NY, where I lived for 14 years. It’s also the hometown of both Steve Gadd, and Lou Gramm. Rochester is a terrific music city. Their yearly jazz fest is amazing.
#6 was "Ten Years Gone," one of the greatest rock songs ever!
You guys should definitely do Ten Years Gone, maybe not one of their top riffs, but maybe my favorite Zep songs
Yep, the main riff may not be as flashy as the others on the list but it belongs. Most riffs are great because they have that innate raunchy rockout feel but Ten Years Gone is amazing because it taps into the emotional theme of the track. These boys maybe a little young to fully appreciate the melancholy but they definitely should check it out.
I think one thing to keep in mind in Rick’s top 10 list order is having heard the songs when they came out. So often when you listen to a song it takes you back to the first time you heard it. Those were exciting days and an exciting time in his life so some riffs may mean more to him than they would to a mature first time listener. I am about his age and I pretty much agree with his order. Incredible to hear those for the first time as a young kid!
TEN YEARS GONE actually has better riffs than Beato showed us. But you really need to hear it just because it's a fantastic song. One of Zeppelin's best.
So many great LZ riffs and so little time...
I feel blessed to have seen Zeppelin in concert 3 times. In '70, '75 & '77 so pretty well spaced out over their time together (also saw Page & Plant when they went on tour together in the 90's). I got to hear Page play all these riffs live & the rest of the magic that went with them.
Oh, how I wish I had a time machine & could whisk you two (& anyone else who'd like to go) back in time to see, hear & feel what I did. But I have wonderful memories & my bootleg tapes from each show as little souvenirs.💙☮💙
I love Mr. Beato's videos. Always interesting & informative. Glad you did this.💙
You and me both Deborah! 👍
Lucky you, I was almost old enough to have gone to one of their concerts. Missed it by about 6-8 yrs.
Key riffs missing (to me): "Communication Breakdown" (Led Zep inventing punk rock); "Custard Pie"; "Immigrant Song" (how could that no be in his list...beyond iconic!); "Dazed and Confused"; "Misty Mountain Hop"; "Nobody's Fault But Mine"; "The Song Remains The Same", "Bring It On Home". Rick does have a Zep acoustic opening video, so I'm only hitting the rockers.
The only thing I disagree with is them inventing punk rock. Punk rock shattered the rules of rock and or roll. It's hazy as to whom the actual "inventor" of punk rock is, but I give it to The Legendary Stardust Cowboy who kicked the shit out of conventional 1,2,3,4, music and created the chaotic non traditional playing of what became the punk rock chassis that birthed a thousand sub genres. Led Zeppelin's chops were far too advanced to be considered anything resembling punk. I present to you Paralyzed...ruclips.net/video/9EEZAivzl1Q/видео.html
@@SPAMDAGGER22 I really just meant that as a joke because of the rawness and simplicity of the opening riff, which initially sounds like something that could've been played by Cheetah Chrome (Dead Boys) or Steve Jones (Sex Pistols). I'm not sure that I would classify TLSC as punk; he was weirder and from a much earlier generation. An essential ingredient of punk is anger, and that wasn't really part of the TLSC sound (but cool that you added him to the conversation). But mid-70's punk definitely saved rock from the bland landscape of disco, candy pop and soft rock that was strangling the era. And the Pistols blazed the way, although Steve Jones was actually a really good guitarist and for that matter, the Pistols were really more sophisticated musically and lyrically than given credit for. They dressed like punks, behaved like punks, but wrote and played great, acerbic rock songs. For them, "punk" was a brand, but not their product, which made them all the more brilliant.
@@alan73795 Thanks for reply. D.O.A. actually did a pretty decent cover of Communication Breakdown back in '81 and they weren't taking the piss out of it, so that song has it's place in punk rock lore.
I love it! Rick beato has been one of my favorite music RUclipsrs for a long time. Very knowledgeable and very binge-worthy music youtuber.
It's also so good to watch him telling about his early playing when he started playing as a young lad.
This is Inception-level, my two favorite music channels meeting up.
You guys are the best. Just being yourselves how authentic can it be. Thanks for sharing as always
Stumbled onto "What makes this song great" about a year and a half ago and immediately fell down that rabbit hole. As a non musician and many others I get about a quarter of what he is talking about BUT when he is saying it it makes perfect sense. His vids are so dense with knowledge it would be unbelievably intimidating if not for his completely welcoming attitude and sheer unpretentious presentation. He's not trying to blow you away, he's trying to include you.
Beato can not only react intelligently, he can play it studio-quality!
You had me at Led Zeppelin! 🎸That was great to watch with you commentating.
"The Rain Song" just may be my favorite Zeppelin song. So beautiful.
I love that song! Hauntingly beautiful.
Dude’s-10 Years Gone is one of my all time favorite Zep tunes. “Then, as well it was, then again it will be. Though their course may change sometimes, rivers always reach the sea…” CLASSIC. Beato-super classic. (It’s because he’s a year older than me) 🤷🏻🤘
I've found myself only watching and enjoying youtubers I think is genuine sympathetic persons, and Rick Beato certainly is just that.
I love Rick Beato and listen to him all the time. His knowledge of music is amazing. I really enjoy listening to his talks on theory and learning the sound of the music through ear training. I find myself feeling pretty uneducated fairly quickly but I can always go back and listen again and progress forward. His ratings on music are great and his guest are the best. I love the way he breaks down the music, I learn something every time I listen to him. Who wouldn't want to spend a few hours in his studio? It is amazing. $ 4 is my favorite riff, though I love #3 too. Thank you for reacting to this.
Heartbreaker and Black Dog are unbelievable riffs. They're rather simple, but they're just done right. When those songs play, that's when the party starts.
The timing in Black Dog still freaks me out.
@@loosilu It's a great song. I'm pretty it was mostly by John Paul Jones too. I think he actually wrote the riff. Though I wish Page's solo at end was more in the mix and whatever effect he's using, I'm not sure I like it. He might be using the middle position, using both the neck and bridge pickups at the same time, but whatever's going on there, I'm really not a fan of it. I wish that solo sounded like the one from You Shook Me. That's a great guitar tone, and an excellent rendition of Willie Dixon's You Shook Me.
Rick loves complex harmony, so that is going to influence his choices a lot. For him, that's fun. For people that don't understand complex harmony, it's work. I love Rick's channel, and his 2nd channel as well.
What a great “marriage” of my favorite RUclips music men. Alex and Andy reacting to Rick Beato!
I’m an older person who has been watching you two for several years.
The fact that you would consider Rick the GOAT, makes me respect you two knuckleheads even more.
I am a musician as well/ vocal arranger / sticky boom kick butt dude, but you have done a great job as well.
Respectfully, Brooke
The appeal of Ten Years Gone is in the change of dynamics. Since you're not familiar with it, try a listen with headphones with the volume cranked up. And I wouldn't sweat the differences in his list and yours - at the end of the day, it's all a matter of personal taste and self-defined likes, for anyone.
My personal favorite to play, riff and all of the rest of the song, is “Over the hills and far away.” So fun and energetic.
Rick is so good, spreading knowledge in such an interesting way... you might enjoy his interview with Jon Anderson.
Rick was like a kid in a candy store during that Jon interview. He couldn't stop smiling!😁
thanks for the heads-up...I heard Jon Anderson sing Round About with Trans Siberian Orchestra a few years back--beyond Awesome!
I wanted "Over the Hills and Far Away" to be on this list as well, it's on my top five...
Been a Beato fan for a while now. . . Top notch... love the HITCH A RIDE breakdown. Then found your reaction channel, the best music appreciation guys I've seen. SPIRIT OF RADIO is epic. Glad you found Rick's channel. All class. ✌😇
I am a non-musician. I learned "Every Good Boy Does Fine" in 6th grade music class, and that is my limit of musical knowledge. I am simply a fan and I LOVE Rick -- and I can spend hours watching his stuff.
10 Years Gone is legit one of their greatest songs.
Rick Beato is amazing... he knows his stuff and is an incredible musician too. He knows more about rock music than anyone on RUclips.
Taste of course is subjective. Generation gap is evident here as well as personal taste Rick is awesome! Andy and Alex are also awesome!
The fact you’re reviewing a Beato vid shows how much of a GOAT Rick really is. Love his channel, love his enthusiasm. Love you guys for doing this. Keep up the good vibes!🔥🤙
A collaboration between the 2 best music channels on RUclips!
Interesting, guys. Yours and Ricks are the only two shows that I subscribe to. I've been a practicing musician for over fifty years, and its so hard to find decent content. Thanks for putting out some quality content.
The only thing I disagree with Rick is I think "Whole Lotta Love" should be #1, and not by a little but tons. It is EPIC!
Yes! And again with those drums!
This was a tough for Rick to compile, no doubt. There are sooooo many to choose from, probably no-one will come up with the same list & order so don't feel bad about disagreeing with the man, the myth, the legend Beato. I don't :)
I subscribe to Rick’s channel as well. The guy is a wealth of information and currently he is putting out some amazing interviews with the great’s of the music industry..Sting, Brian May, Frampton, Jon Anderson, Steve Vai etc…
Rick showing off some stunning guitars and awesome chops!
A few years ago, I was lying in bed in the middle night when a riff came into my head. It was something old, something from my youth, something that wouldn't let go. I tried to remember what it was, but I couldn't. It kept playing, a sad, melancholy little riff that was so familiar. As it played over and over in my head, it struck me that it was one of the most meaningful riffs I had ever heard. I had to figure it out. It had such a strange mood to it, bittersweet, a longing for something gone.
I eventually figured out it was Ten Years Gone by Led Zeppelin. I've known this song for almost 47 years. I was touched by it when it was new, but all these years later, it seems even deeper.
Agree on Stairway, Rick is a crazy talented dude. He was the first channel I subscribed to. You guys were my third.
LOL, Rick's program is Really Great, always something to learn, and I'm a Drummer. My Favorite is always Whole Lotta love.
Dudes, #6 Is my favorite it's called "Ten years Gone" You need to react to that one, you'll love it!
Guys can I just say growing up in the 70s the first group I ever saw live was led zep they blew my mind away and introduced me to blues music ( on steroids ) your reaction to my fav band of all time both delights me and takes me back in time to when I first discovered them the phrase shock and awe comes to mind so thank you both for making me realise how lucky I was to see them live . Like queen they will never be equalled or forgotten .... ps keep up the good work
#6, yes it should be on the list. It's all in the mood of it, 10 years gone is a fantastic song! It's so melancholy! It's About looking back and realizing 10 years of your life have gone by so quickly! It has a huge influence on me. But this video by Rick really should be a top 50. There are no bad Zepplin riff's!
#6 (TenYears Gone) is one of my favorite jams
My two favorite Reaction/Discussion sites for music collide. Good selection. You should do a discusison video with Rick,
Riff number six is Ten Years Gone. Excellent song.
Rick Beato is awesome. Most of the time I have no idea what he's talking about, but his enthusiasm is contagious and his content regarding top 20s or "What makes this song great" is top notch.
As far as Led Zeppelin. "The Wanton Song"
"In My Time Of Dying" is real fun to play slide on.
Love this reaction. The fun interplay between you guys made it really special.
I respect the shit outta you guys for throwing props to old man Beato. Ive been subbed there longer than here, ...... but, I think y'all got him beat for broad spectrum 'entertainment value'. Your humility and words of prais for him, do you both credit.
#6 is Ten Years Gone and it is fantastic, one of my favorite songs
"You could be talking to your best friend in the whole world and Rick Beato walks in the room, you say "Fuck you I'm talking to Rick Beato." ...He's better than all of us. --Norm MacDonald
Rick Beato has a massive wealth of musical knowledge, so interesting and informative👍🏽 watching one favourite on another favourites channel is a bit weird but fun.
Opinions, criteria, taste. It was just cool to see/hear him play some bangers!
Everyone has different favorites. I know nothing about music but I feel I've learned so much from Rick. I can only imagine your guitar envy. who knows how many he has.
You get the best of both worlds with this video. Andy and Alex and the Yoda of all music
#6 is from Ten Years Gone, my fave Led Zep song and one you guys should do, in context you will get why he put it on the list
Of Rick's 10 my favorite is definitely Stairway to Heaven for pure nostalgia. All of us that grew up in the 70s, it was the song that defined us.
Definitely great but the 70s were like the worlds' largest Smorgasbord of music! You name it and we had the best of it!
I gotta woman wanna ball all day
So glad you heard of Rick Beato. A REAL Musician.
Rick Beato RULES!!!! Best channel on RUclips!! Yours is the next best one. He's the one who turned me onto Genesis doing Dance on a Volcano in his What Makes This Song Great series. Such a fantastic song and such an incredible breakdown of that song!
Rick is amazing. The gear, amps, guitars. Are ridiculous. Love that guy. Yep. He has the actual equipment to do it justice. Old school. Real is always better.
So much fun to watch. I watch him almost as much as I watch you.
Rick is the best. Love the guy, love his energy, love for music and teaching heart. He is the GOAT as far are youtube music content creators
I watch you both so a great treat to have it all served on one plate.
Yes, glad you’re looking at Rick. He’s amazing!
This was great. You guys and the master, Rick Beato, are by far my most listened to You Tube Channels. Nice combo video here!! Great work!
Rick is the man. Great guy and most of us musicians love him. :)
Absolutely love Rick’s videos like his What Makes this Song so Great, definitely worth subscribing to
Rick Beato got Joni Mitchell to go out to dinner with him,that's all you need to know. She was so impressed by the way he broke down one of her songs on the channel that she contacted him
the guy knows how to play multiple musical instruments really well. Piano, guitar. bass. and he can play most of the solos. On top of that he knows his theory more than most. highly recommend you check out his channel especially if you want to learn the ins and out of music.
I love that you guys are reacting the the master, Rick Beato. Love Rick.
Rick comes from a Jazz perspective and appreciates complexities and nuances in music that perhaps the modern musician may not get, that being said, Rick always maintains that it is his top ten and that it is his opinion and viewers are welcome to pick their own top tens. So yeah, I think you ought to make your own list. Personally I liked Rick's picks.
"Ten Years Gone" could be their greatest song. The whole thing is Kashmir-like in it's effect.
Rick is part of what makes RUclips so great.
I’m loving how you guys are branching out with new types of reactions and movies! Keep up the great work! 👏🏻❤️
I've been following Rick for a while now. I love his content; it's very honest.thanks for the post guys.
Rick Beato used to be a record producer with his own studio in Atlanta. He mostly produced metal and nu-metal bands (even though he was previously a college professor of jazz theory), notably Shinedown.
By the way, if you don't know Shinedown, listen to their song "Second Chance."
Love Rick and you guys - two great tastes that taste great together!
This was GREAT! Loved it! You guys just keep expanding the scope of what you’re doing. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Rick is highly talanted!
July 1983 Wembley Arena in London at a CS& N concert had an encounter backstage with the man behind these riffs- Jimmy Page. Backstage room couple dozen people having party- nothing wild. Exchanged greetings as Jimmy passed by and took a second to recognize him. Seemed very quiet and unassuming almost hanging back from others there. Also his wrist or arm was in a cast. I was there by way of an Atlantic Records promotion/contest and had a classic Bentley limo to and back from hotel to concert. A guy with Atlantic Records was our driver and escort. Later in evening the record guy is talking to Jimmy and then approaches us relating that Jimmy's driver/car are missing. I should mention Jimmy was also with Atlantic Records. The driver then ask if we would let Jimmy have our limo to get home. We said sure... the story we would have alone made the decision easy. Leaving the arena through the back area outside noticed a slightly hunched over figure sitting alone on the curb. It was Jimmy all alone waiting for his ride, arm in cast and drinking what appeared to be chocolate milk from a carton. He sees us and gave sort of a nod and wave type acknowledgement thanks for the limo. I will never forget that image of this rock guitar icon looking so forlorn.