FIRST TIME HEARING LED ZEPPELIN - WHOLE LOTTA LOVE | REACTION
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- FIRST IME HEARING LED ZEPPELIN - WHOLE LOTTA LOVE | REACTION
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Anyone kinda feel sorry for the young ones who've never heard these songs we grew up with?
Yes. It's hard to imagine. Very hard.
Im 14 and I've heard these songs all my life.
Not so much sorry but jealous, as they have it it all still out there to discover. I was 16 and listening to British pop music and then Led Zep 3 hit my ears. Changed my life for sure!👍
Especially not seeing them live. I saw them at the Forum in LA back in late 60s or early 70s.
Yes we had the best music for sure!
I'm 82 years young this year, and still rocking mainly in my rocking chair, love and peace from Australia 😎🖐🎶🎵🎶
❤ and respect from Reggio di Calabria, Italy !
Big love from the UK Buddy
@@GazHogan thanks Gaz, I spent the first 26 of my life in London, moved to Perth Australia in 66,had a bit of crap news about 6 months ago, I've been diagnosed with aggressive Lung cancer, still I've lived through the greatest music ever made. 🎵🎶🎵👋🦘
@@justinthyme5382 Keep soldiering on buddy and God Bless ya
You rule man!
72 yrs old and seeing y’all enjoy what we took for granted makes me feel so good - we were blessed with great, and I mean great music, hit after hit after hit for 15-20 years non stop
So true...these kids have NO idea!!
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Led Zeppelin was actually only together for 12 years so there's no way you could have heard him for 15 to 20 new hits
saw em live many years ag0 never forget
@@user-mb1pg3dt6nnot hits from this group, hits from the era by many groups
Robert Plant (singer)
Jimmy Page (guitar) (legend)
John paul Jones ( bass , keyboard, and talent)
John Bonham ( percussion) all 4 guys are super talented
TALENT IS AN UNDERSTATEMENT
This crew is only fighting one other for best ever. The Who had comparable singer, drummer, better bassist, lesser guitarist. And lesser isn't an insult. jpj was amazing for a lot, but not as virtuosic as his mates. Same for Pete.
@@jmiller347
The Who sucked
Peter Grant (manager)
Wasn't Robert plant a legend isn't Zeppelin legends
Take it from me , I’m 68 and can tell you that Led Zeppelin is the best rock band of all time.
I'm 67 - I've seen them live - yer man above is correct. Bar None.
@@threadbear4546 they are their own league!!!!!! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Respect the elders. They Know their shxt.
I saw them right times in London........l agree
.,.....sorry, should read as eight.,,...
8 times........empire pool, ally pally, earls court.........and numerous times in little, legendary clubs...,Ie,.marquee..,...,brilliant...,....
I am 55 years old. Still feeling it and I ain't going stop until I am six feet under. Thank you Led Zepplin!
Amen Brutha
I was lucky enough to see them, Live aid 1984 in S philly. They were just bad 👎 and just glad they played!J PAGE was super high and Phil Collins on the drums. RIP BONZO 💔 🙏
Hell yeah brother I put my record player through a workout
63 , jamming! have to hit me in the head with a shovel!
My two Led Zepplin tracks are ‘When the Levee breaks’ and ‘Immigrant Song’
66ys old and it still sends shivers down my spine
Same for both.
64 and feeling the same
Always shivers
One of the BEST drummers to ever walk the Earth. 🥁 🎸
Always a debate, but i think Bonham is the GOAT. Peart is a close second.
Right on! My fav drummer too …and i drummed too for several years! Saw these guys in 75 in Vancouver BC
the best drummer to ever hold a piece of wood
@@colemandevils you got it brother! Older gal here …77 and Led Zep was the absolute best! Played drums in my teens n twenties and John Bonham was my hero. Saw them live in Vancouver in 75. 🥁🎼🎸
Well, don’t forgett Ringo Starr of the Beatles.
I'm not sure that people born after 1980 will fully understand just how much the 70's was an entire decade devoted to sex, drugs, and rock and roll.
Yes, post AIDS has been completely different.
Yeah, they just don't know. Growing up before AIDS, before drug testing (even in the Army!) they just can't imagine how much fun we had. I graduated HS in '76, went straight to the Military, stationed in Germany December '76, the following years were an amazing time to experience that trifecta of pleasures!
@@judyhawkins1290 Graduated '77. Went straight to college and lived in a house across from the student union with 3 friends. We were the kids that the current kids dream about being.
Then, 1970's people got Sick & started Dieing HIV.! Everyone knows someone who died HIV Or in your Family.?
Looking forward to retirement when I can once again be in an altered mental status and rock out!
"Every little inch of my love" means exactly what you think it means!
All 4 of them LOL
He doesn’t say “every little inch of my love”…leave out the word “little” 😅
And he said he wants to be her backdoor man. ;)
😂😂 true !
@@michelledye7709BAM! Thank you, Mam!!😂
The drummer was a force to be reckoned with!! John Bonham!! Lead singer is Robert Plant. I was cracking up at J because the lyrics are how WE got away with talking without getting nasty like they do on the rap records!!! The guitarist is Jimmy Page and he is a legend!!
Dont forget the underrated and INSANELY talented John Paul Jones. The glue who made it all stick together!
I like that Jay saw Jimmy Page and said with surprise, "Is that two necks on his guitar?" Like you say, a legendary guitarist.
Not a legend but more like a guitar God
It’s orgasmic 😂
This has to be one of the best songs ever made in popular culture music history. It’s incredible.
I feel sorry for the kids who've didn't grow up on Led Zeppelin.
The one time in history it’s great to be old! 😎
This is my first year listen to rock as I wasn’t allowed to listen to since my grandparent ms were very conservative when it came to rock, metal and certain styles of rap.
I feel sorry for the people who have no idea who Steve Marriott was. The guy was like 5'4" but he had a voice that could cause earthquakes. He did this song with Small Faces (titled as You Need Lovin') in 1966 and when Zep came along and covered it three years later, Robert Plant - I hate to say it - basically mimicked Marriott's vocals. Zeppelin's version became more popular though, thanks mainly to Jimmy Page rewriting all the music, and nowadays people have no idea who Marriott was.
They still can if steered in that direction by parents or friends. 👍👍👍👍
Why? They can still listen to them.
Led Zeppelin is by far the best band of all time. No band has ever influenced so many generations.
Amen!!
A lot of their songs were from folk bands that influenced them as well.
The Rolling Stones, The Who, Led Zeppelin. In that order in my opinion.
1) The Beatles
2) King Crimson
3) Queen
4) Led Zeppelin
Still 10/10
1. Beatles. 2. Bee Gees. 3. Led Zeppelin
Yeah, Zeppelin is not one song, it's their entire catalogue, I never get bored with Zeppelin
It doesn’t get any better than this, guys. Zeppelin’s the G.O.A.T.
"Is my head in the gutter?" Your head is exactly where Led Zep put it...😜
Too correct!
Yes he's saying his going to love her heart and soul
Led Zeppelin is music made for....listen to some more.
Some people remain SO naïve..
And he doesn’t comment on the back door reference! Really? I wonder what she was thinking with that silly smile! 😉
Robert Plant redefined what it meant to be a rock star. Dude was/is a sonic wonder!
A golden god
@@kurtsaxton823 Mythic!
He had swag too. Girls back then must have lost their shit
@@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD We did - he was (and still is) hot (and knows it). Zep was incredible live - always wonder what might have been if John Bonham hadn't drunk himself to death.....
I agree @luca ...apparently Robert Plant stated that his mother was gypsy (Romany)... (that's why he says he has that thick hair lol)...as a rule Gypsies are known to be soulful musically... in fact I think Roberts daughter Carmen is a gypsy/ belly dancer...😊
The one video "song" where they should be wearing earphones they don't. The stereo panning in this studio mix is fantastic and 1/2 the Psychedelic feel of this song is in the mixing. This was revolutionary in rock music and this band was groundbreaking. They did take a lot of old blues songs and rock them up though sometimes without attribution.
Oh my god yes. Feel like I’ve forgotten what real stereo was like til I heard this again via headphones
Definitely recommend revisiting this song with headphones. The stereo shift is amazing! I always loved this cranked up in the car with the feeling of the music warping around you
They should have listened to the full version of the song. This one is the shortened "radio cut".
It's an orgasm. One of the best rock voices of all time; definitely, one of the best guitarists, Jimmy Page & the absolute best drummer.
Won’t apologize…as a woman I Love this tune!!!!!!
Why apologize?
Woman are sharper and more intuative than many men and Plant conveys this pure sexual lust wavelength perfectly.
This celebrates being wanted by a woman, hence being her Backdoor Man.
Aside from how it steers round censorship issues it is Full Bore the way woman anticipate their backdoor man.
Proper ‘love’ and the brain and body are buzzin…
This was obviously composed for women who’s men have had proper schooling! Robert Plant obviously attended Graduate school!
You also need to remember, there was no auto tune or pro tools in the 60s and 70s.
This is Roberts real voice and nothing else.
GOAT without question......
Dayyym straight 🔥🔥🔥🔥🎼🎶🎵🎶🎵😎
Double neck guitar- one neck has 6 six strings, the other 12. Allows guitarist to switch sounds in the middle of a song instantaneously. Jimmy Page used this for the classic Stairway to Heaven during live shows because he used both a 6-string and 12-string to record parts in the studio.
Im 71 and very grateful that i grew up with some of the best music to come out. I'm happy to see young folks hear these songs. Their faces tell the story.
Amen!
When you listen to Zeppelin you really need headphones to hear how dynamic their sound is.
when I was a teen, and this was new music, I had big speakers (for that time) and would tilt them together, crawl under and fall asleep listening to this on full blast. Love the way sound travels from one side to the other. Always kept me rocking. :)
This song is practically unlistenable to, when played thru top quality headphones due to the rapid stereo panning.
A hit of LSD was almost as helpful as headphones when listening to LZ. Best interview answer ever - when asked why all their songs were so radical and couldn't they also produce some 'love songs', Robert Plant replied that all their songs were love songs.
And probably a lot of weed
Yeah best band to listen when stoned....hands down
Yes, he's "symbolizing" something. Back in the day, before every other word was the F-word, groups had to dance around the topic...and make the listener use their imagination! The era of the best damn music ever!
Didn't have to use too much imagination with 'Whole Lotta Love'.
@@dananderson3033 or with Robert's skin tight blue jeans....just sayin'
@@lindaingallsobrien4217 Oh YEAH!!!
Robert Plant could stand on stage, and pick his nose, for two hours, and I would have gotten my money's worth. Oh my goodness, what a hot man.
I don't mind swearing but this is a much more imaginative way to say it as opposed to todays very lazy lyrics.
They took the heart of the deep southern blues and polished it off with serious rock. Led Zeppelin didn't just blazed the British rock road, but they paved it.
Robert Plant (vocals), Jimmy page (guitar), John Bonham (drums) and John Paul Jones (everything else). Four of the greats in Rock and Roll. each a master of their trade. Their music has stood the test of time and still sounds amazing today.
A MASTERPIECE!!!!!!!! My all time favourite Led Zeppelin song.
The part in the middle is psychedelic rock. Orgasmic moaning during the song and he sings "Let me be your back door man" near the end. Not the same connotation as it has today, it's an old blues term meaning a man exiting through the back door before the woman's husband comes home.
I've heard a quote from plant that he gets a little embarrassed over that part of the song now days.
The Doors Did an old blues called Back Door Man.
Correct. Thank you. I'm sick of people referring to it as a sexual act. Not that those types of things don't abound in the blues. (references to lemons for example)
I read somewhere Jonesy came up with the orgasm section.
Robert Plant greatest singer ever. Jimmy Page greatest guitarist ever. John Bonham greatest drummer ever. John Paul Jones holding the bass down like a boss. My favorite band of all time.
There is no greatest guitarist ever
Always said Beatles for breakfast and Led Zeppelin the rest of the time!
This isn't live, of course. hes not very good live honestly. Compared to the Albums. Back in the day, Elton sounded great live, other bands also, but Zep was a produced sound. Jimmy was great live, the drummer of course was great, but the sound was way overproduced to get the same sound live.
@@MrRondonmon okay professor
@@ericlesher5962 Go watch their live concerts on tape, then listen to their albums and tell me they were not a "COMPUTER PRODUCED SOUND" it was a great sound, but it's like they were today's stars 50 years ago, who sounds great but can't sing, today's singers have to lip-sync, they won't sing live in many cases.
When I listened to Three dog Night, Elton, Grand Funk etc. I got the exact same sound at their concerts, because thy weren't overproduced. As an example, you might get this, Elton and company didn't like the way Benny and the Jets sounded, but it was a Double Album so they needed to keep it, so they added in "CROWD NOISE" overproduced the sound, etc. and he rarely sings it live because it just doesn't sound the same. It is what to is.
Call me Dr. Rondonmonson, Professor of Sounds.
Saw Zeppelin in 1977 at Madison Square Garden, encore was Whole Lotta Love and Rock and Roll! One of the best concerts I have ever seen and I've seen 100s of concerts
I think you guys are great. One thing though, one should listen to Led Zep with HEADPHONES.
Robert Plant: -The Golden God of Rock
Jimmy Paige- Best guitarist & created the double neck guitar
All members are still to this day The GOAT!!
He may have used it better than anyone else at the time, but Paige didn’t invent the double neck guitar. The were double neck lutes in the 17th century. He didn’t even invent the double neck electric guitar.
Neil Peart has entered the chat*
I'd give you 2👍, but it won't let me. 👍
Eddie best guitar
@@christopherabinette998 facts
It blows my mind that there are people on this planet who have never heard Led Zeppelin!!!!!! 🤯😳🤯
My favorite band of all time! And greatest band EVER!!! And if you think Whole Lotta Love has sexual innuendos, check out The Lemon Song…….😉😜
MY favorite Band OF ALL TIME, Too! They should check out the Lemon Song FOR SURE! And I think Robert has on those great Faded skin tight jeans with the hole just opporite of...well you know! I heard him say in an interview that at least he didn't have to (now) put a rolled up sock in his pants! Too funny!!
It’s also not an age thing it just depends on how wide your music radar is and your upbringing because my father showed me all the legends, the doors, the scorpions, Guns N’ Roses and many more
AC/DC Big Ball’s. 😉
Feel old yet?
Squeeze my lemon...till the juice runs down my leg...damn
I'm sharing my music with my 20 yr old grandson & he shares his with me. He came over the other day & wanted me to hear this song he just found & says "Nannie you gotta hear this song I heard at work" Great memories ❤
I love sharing the experience of these oldies songs with you youngsters Rob and Amber
You gotta do Kashmir by Led Zeppelin...and more of their stuff. They never disappoint. Rock gods
Kashmir and Stairway are musts. Kashmir will probably sound familiar (beat).
But if you do Kashmir it is one of the few times I would say do the studio version over live. The sound mix is just off on the live version and it really dosn't sound that good to me. Except the reunion concert from around 2005 that version isn't bad.
SECONDED
Yasss
My favorite
And when he sings "I wanna be your back door man" - perfectly innocent.
He just means if he forgets his keys or something...
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cristop5 //:: Urban dictionary 1970's //:: "BACKDOOR MAN", A man who sneaks in the back door to be with his lover!! There's other connotations, but this is what PLANT was singing!!
@@williamsawyer6206 Yup, the scruffy creep that waits behind the house to be let in after the man of the house goes out for work.
😂 good one
@@williamsawyer6206 yes!!!
@@elrikard7909 "You men come home, eat your pork and beans. I eat more chicken than any man ever seen." The Doors first album.
This song should be listening with 4 speakers (surround system). You can hear the effect of the guitar violin bow, as the sound spins around between the 4 speakers. It's awesome.😊😊😊
I played this song for my daughter in my car. I had some freaking sound system. She was blown away. And still listening 🎶. That was years ago.
THAT ladies and gentlemen is rock n roll
True story: I went on a fishing trip with my Dad and his business friends in Northern Minnesota in early 1970. Returning home we all stopped at a small diner, sat in a booth and ordered coffee. It was near midnight. I was in my early 20's and LOVED Led Zeppelin. The diner had a juke box with some old country songs playing. Of course, I had to select "Whole Lotta Love". After a nice country ballad had finished - my song started. There were perhaps another dozen old fisherman in that diner. ALL EYES WENT TO ME when the song began! I sunk down in my chair a bit but I still enjoyed the music. My dad and all the others - not so much. :)
As someone who just got back from a trip to northern Minnesota, this made literally laugh out loud
Hilarious. Good for you.
I was listening to Led Zeppelin in Northern Minnesota in the late 60's & 70's. We always knew this one guy was approaching in his car because Zeppelin was blasting.
🤣🤣🤣🤟🤟🤟😘
You gotta live your truth!
There's no such thing as a bad Led Zep song!!!
One of The Greatest Rock Bands of All Time.
You should look at the Tribute to Led Zeppelin when they received Their Kennedy Center Honors! I believe that was in 2012!!
I’ve suggested that too!!! They need to watch a lot of both bands first to really appreciate it. EPIC PERFORMANCE.
Yessssss I agree! They only just started the Heart reactions.
"One of..."??? ;) :p :)
This! But listen to the original first.
@steven milstead my vote is for The Crunge
I'm 60 and I road the Zeppelin since I was a kid. I have older sisters who were tripping over them before me. I'm also a classically trained guitarist who crossed over to other genras and played many of there tunes. Led Zeppelin were crazy riffs. So many groovy sycodilic memories. I will stop right there. Jay, He is Mr. Robert Plant. Canadian Grandma Lori. C.
Growing up in the 70's, listening to this song on vinyl with a home stereo 4 speakers in the corners of the room was incredible and sold me and n rock and roll and Led Zepplin. And yes he was talking about his unit.
“When the Levee Breaks”, “Ramble On”, the “Immigrant Song”, and many more greats by this band!! So much more!
Lemon song
Yes, love both of those, and D’yer Maker is amazing..”Whole Lotta Love”, just so many songs to name
I can literally never pick a fave by LZ haha. Too many great ones!
The Lemon Song!!!!
@@hollyharvey1986 Once you enter the Led Zep "rabbit hole" it just gets deeper and deeper with each album. No album is the same, no song is the same. They took chances and stretched the musical boundaries everytime they went into the studio.
I feel sorry for Generation Z who do not grow up with great music like Led Zeppelin's whole lotta love! The best rock band ever!
But now we have RUclips to access all these great artists before our times, im a millennial and grew up with cds and casetes. I remember going to stores and sometimes having a hard time to find the old albums of artists I liked.
You think we weren’t raised on Led Zeppelin? That’s what our parents and grandparents listen ro
@@bigcheese2128My thoughts exactly. My daughter grew up listening to LZ, Jimi & Janis. All the greats. She shares the same music with my grandchildren. Life is good. ❤
Gen z has souless hip hop garbage which are cheap knock offs of prior generation creativity.
One of the greatest songs ever! One of the best bands ever.
‘What a riff’ - classic opening comment when first hearing this rock n roll masterpiece
Such a great band. One of the handful of rock bands where you could seriously say ‘guitarist, best ever? Yeah! Bassist, best ever? Yeah! Singer/frontman, best ever? Yeah! Drummer, best ever? You don’t even have to ask, hello yeah!!’ Arguably the perfect rock band, up there with the greatest of the greats
Listen to Led Zeppelin with headphones...whole albums. All of them!
Jo Tracy is right.
60's and 70's bands did a lot of engineering in the studio, exploring headspace. You really need to be wearing a decent pair of headphones to appreciate this music fully.
"Listen to Led Zeppelin with headphones..." This! Jimmy Page was not only one of the greatest guitarists and hook writers of all time, he was also one of the all-time great producers. The stuff he was doing with the relatively primitive recording equipment they had back then was just astonishing and much of it ahead of its time.
PLEASE do yourselves a favor and get some headphones. Several other reactors started without them and the commenters kept bugging them about it until they got on board. Then the reactors were like, "DAMN! I can't believe what we've been missing!"
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"Shake for me girl, I wanna be your backdoor man." Yeah, if that doesn't tell you what this song is about, nothing will.
"Back door man"...is an old blues saying...meaning...when your man comes home entering through the front door...I'll be running out the back door...
This would be ideal music for an Anusol Cream advert. 🥒🍆🌽
that's not what that means, it means going out the back door, literally, when the husband comes home
Either way you slice it ...It revolves around sex lol. Why you think he's running out the backdoor
@@donwilk9196 so..still different to what some think back door man means in this song
NOBODY comes close to Robert Plants Voice. So right for the time and Music. 🇦🇺
It was the "sex, drugs and rock n roll" era......so your analysis is pretty spot on J!
You got that right !
And what a great time it was!
my exact thought
When Music used to be good and exiting.
@@TheJama64 Music back then was truly authentic. Not this horrible pop nasty vulgar crap of today. All the great bands used sex but their lyrics were more discreet sorta speak. Kiss which is not considered metal
Led Zeppelin - “When The Levee Breaks”
Sick beat, a number of rappers have sampled it for decades.
To fully appreciate this song you need to listen to it through you headphones. The effect as the Led Zeppelin channels different instruments to the right and left is amazing.
I remember hearing this as an 11 year old on my AM transistor radio when it first came out and being blown away! It was so raw, musically and lyric wise. I became a lifelong Led Zeppelin fan and am so glad I was able to see them in concert back in '77. Enjoying your channel, Jordan & Amber!
No band ever can top zep. Best singer,best guitar,best bass,best drummer, best lyrics,best musical composition, best everything. Hendrix second place. Trip on acid and listen.
Hendrix second to none! Are yo gullible?
Foo fighters?
Pink Floyd!!
@@Pouriya787 Hendrix is my 2nd fav. Rock on buddy
@@detroitlady7201 Zep and Hendrix are my favs. Second tier, Stones, Who, Floyd, Beatles,Airplane,Iggy,Bowie, CCR, ELO,Zappa. I used to live in a suburb of Detroit when I was in high school. Used to go to Angel park to buy grass. Rock on
The opening guitar riff is possibly the most raw, elemental, primitive, pulsating riff in the pantheon of rock that immediately transports you emotionally to the theme of the song. Bonzo's drumming is outstanding.
Smoke on the water by Deep Purple.
Agreed
The theme for The Top of the Pops.
Paranoid ;)
@@GordonTredgold Paranoid was brilliant as well.
Thankyou for enjoying my favorite band of all time.
I remember when these songs cane out and we ran to the record store to buy their latest album
The 70’s music was the best!!!!!
I wish I could experience Led Zeppelin all over again. They don't have a best song, they're all amazing.
Once you open into Zep, there’s no turning away. Best band ever.
My local rock station "gets the led out" every night
True. Not even close.
Best rock beatles best overall
Beatles best
@@edreedson the Hawk?
When Led Zeppelin came out in the late 60's, there was nothing like it on the radio. The Rolling Stones was about as hard rock as it was back then. Over the course of the 60s and 70s and possibly 80's no band on the planet had a more accomplished vocalist, guitarist or drummer in one band, in my viewpoint.
I love them but elp was just as pressie with just 3bers
Sorry just as impressive with 3 band members
No doubt the band that changed music forever Led Zeppelin.
Hmm, you forgot Deep Purple
Just when you are stunned by ONE new sound they throw another atcha!!
It starts out energetic and NEVER lets up!!
(The lead singer is Robert Plant!)
(The lead guitar is Jimmy Page!)
(The drummer is John Bonham!)
(And John Paul Jones played Bass!)
It's great listening to it again through the ears of a new and younger audience.
And it's really appreciated that others enjoy it as much as we all did back in 1969!!
DAMN! Was that 54 years ago?!
That quiet part in the middle was the “head trip” portion. Remember that it was the early 70’s. Robert Plant still gives me butterflies when I hear him sing that part. I’m loving this channel!
With Jimmy Page on guitar and Robert Plant vocal 👍 ya cant go wrong!. thanks guys!
Don't forget John Paul Jones on bass and John Bonham on drums. They wouldn't be Led Zep without those guys too
@@DavidlLewJones oh of course David, those guys are not forgotten.. thanks!
If you haven't, do Heartbreaker/Living Loving Maid next. These 2 songs were ALWAYS played together on the radio back in the day. In fact it may be illegal not to play them together.
2 of my favorite Zeppelin songs!!
Haha...so true...
@Your Kidding ...???
@Your Kidding ...haha ...I get it....now I'm always gonna hear "With a pencil up her rear" whenever I hear this song...Thanks alot...
I must say that I concur with Jo. It very well may be illegal not to play those two songs together. If you listen to them separately, you will be disappointed. Heartbreaker/Living Loving Maid.
“Not bad so far…”. Like a dagger through my heart! 😂
THANK YOU! You guys have me listening so closely to songs I have taken for granted for 45 years. What a performance!
Most will tell you Stairway to Heaven is their best ever, but checkout their cover of an old blues classic, When the Levee Breaks. All four of the band members are on top of their game in that song.
"Stairway to Heaven" probably was there most well known hit. But, if you ask me what their best album was I have to agree that their first album was the best.
I was going to say something like this! "Stairway" is perhaps their most iconic song, but "When the Levee Breaks" just knocks me on my rear every time I hear it. And honestly, other songs like "Black Dog" or "Misty Mountain Hop" have that same iconic LZ feeling that "Stairway" does, as far as I'm concerned. Plus there's the crazy melodramatic OTT-ness of "Kashmir" and "Immigrant Song" that are definitely worth doing reactions about.
Oh hell yes. When the Levee breaks played on a jukebox in Memphis during Katrina and I about lost my damn mind, just crying. This song was actually a cover song, originally by Memphis Minnie in the 40s? It’s a blues song talking bout the great floods in early 20th century west Tennessee & Mississippi share croppers and poor folks fled or risk dying or starving to death. They saying they gotta go to Chicago for work, etc. also check out the the LED Zepperella ALL FEMALE cover band. They only do led songs and they kick ass.
They personally think Kashmir is their best. Robert and Jimmy that is
I heard "Stairway..." on my way to work this morning...
I find it kinda weird that people have never listened to Led Zep before.
All I can say is, keep listening. You are in for a sublime treat!
This is one of their early songs. The band just got better and better.
Check out "Stairway to Heaven" - thats Led Zep's signature song.
" black county woman, ". I love that song.!
I'm 35 years old and I freaking love their music! I didn't grow up listening to them ..but man I'm so glad I came across their music! For me the best rock band of all times!
Hi coming from England
Growing up listening to Led
Zeppelin and most Rock groups who were very Big
IN the 70,s Queen live in 1977 News of the world/ we will Rock you Tour they were Freaking awesome
I am now retired and still listening to ROCK Music👍👍👍
All the best from Nottinghamshire UK
Also, the drummer of Zep was arguably one of the greatest drummers of ALL time and still is. unfortunately the drummer, John Bonham, passed away in 1985.
1980
When John Bonham died and arrived at the gates to heaven, he asked St Peter if he could be the official drummer of heaven. St Peter said, "Sorry, that position is taken." Then he said, "Listen, you can hear him now." John turned his head a bit, then after a brief moment, declared, "That sounds just like Keith Moon!". To which, St. Peter replied, "No, that's God, he just thinks he's Keith Moon."
"Arguably"???
@@e-curb I adore Keith Moon. But I think I like John Bonham better. But easily my 2 all-time favorites.
John Henry Bonham passed away September 25 1980... Please get your facts straight...
Whole Lotta Love has been voted the greatest riff in Rock & Roll history.
Hey guys - Kathy here - so I was waiting for that guitar riff to start to see Rob's reaction to that! And yes, well love was mentioned, but yes it does mean what you think it meant! LOL And then at the end, he took you on another journey! LOL These guys were just such an amazing group back in the day, and they can never disappoint! The guitar - double head - top one is a 12 string and the bottom hard is a standard 6 string. Love you guys, peace out and LIVE - LAUGH - LOVE!
Missed out on the full sound without headphones 🎧. Only way to listen to zeppelin.
'Dazed and Confused' an awesome song off of their debut album along with 'You Shook Me' 1969.
The original by Jake Holmes is fantastic!! Yes, Jimmy Page stole it. Led Zeppelin was successfully sued by Holmes.
You guys missed the last 3 seconds of robert plant’s scream in this track, it is like icing on a cake with a cherry on top ! The song is legit classic ✨❤️
I know! Makes me crazy when they stop too soon. Or at all.
I blast this every time I’m in my car alone. My favorite Zeppelin song. I’ve loved them since I was 15- a LONG time ago. Best band ever!
It is what it is. Thanks to you two young people for recognizing this band.
One can’t listen to Led Zeppelin and not fall in love with this group! They are the greatest of all time bands!
Rob and Amber, it is a simple song about full on carnality, there is nothing deep about it which makes it such a good song.
Yep, there's no double entendre here, just full-blown raw sexuality. 😊 70's, baby!!
I’m 65, saw them once. Never forgotten!!
Any Led Zeppelin fan is a friend of mine. Perhaps the greatest band of all time. Definitely on the shortlist.
4 Men making all that noise, best band ever NO computer needed.
They plagiarized old blues artists pretty good😉
Robin Trower would disagree
then pink floyd showed the world what the real potential of Rock n Roll was with the advancement of technology and even those new fangled computerized synthesizers. #okboomer
@@johnphillipsjr7238 "Lesser artists borrow; great artists steal," Pablo Picasso.
@@johnphillipsjr7238 who plagiarized somebody else…nothing occurs in a vacuum
"Whole Lot of Love" was notorious back in the day for inspiring MANY children being conceived. Ok, simpler version. A LOT of people had sex to this song. It is nothing but sex.
I was born in 1971 to parents who were both 20 years old at the time & I remember Zeppelin’s music for as far back as my memory will take me & they were definitely a soundtrack in a way for me during the 70’s…..they were HUGE worldwide & for good reason 😉y’all be safe🖤🥶
I have found this channel recently and a new subscriber.. I just LOVE your reactions, they make me laugh and the way you get into the rhythm of any of the songs you play is just wonderful. I was watching the guy digging it and it reminded me of a conversation with my daughter where I tried to explain to her 'music is to be felt', when we feel it we move. I genuinely hope that you guys encourage other young felt to get back to the grass roots of music where it leaves you feeling happy or whatever. and Yep this song is about 'loving hard'.
I remember being in college and one of the perpetual "there's too much sex in rock 'n' roll controversies bubbling up. NPR did a story in which this old woman was talking about how it's nothing new adding "When Louis Armstrong sang 'Jelly Roll'" we wasn't talking about no jelly doughnut!" I did a spit take and have never forgotten it.
Some of the old blues tunes are deliciously filthy. Check out Louise Bogan's 'Shave 'Em Dry' (1935) or Lil Johnson's 'Sam the Hot Dog Man' (1936)
I was born in 63, so I grew up with 70s music. By far the best era. Rock, soft rock, country, blues etc… it was a great time for all music.
I don’t think there will ever be another era in rock/pop music as unique and all encompassing as the 1970’s. It was the era of the singer/songwriter, of male and female solo artists, of duos, and of groups. The sheer amount of talented artists from that decade was phenomenal. It was hit after hit…and the hits just kept coming. And yet, though that decade had a fair share of “one hit wonders”, those also added to the richness of the outstanding musical landscape. Cheers!
Any reaction to Zeppelin is an automatic thumbs up!!!🔥🔥🔥
My son, Gavin 22, plays several Zeppelin songs, including this one, in his band. I'm so proud to have passed down this amazing music to my kids.
There's literally NO such thing as a bad Led Zeppelin song 🔥🤘😍
I skip The Crunge, but that's just me
@@princeofpcos9804 Me too.
@@princeofpcos9804 I LOVE The Crunge, myself. I think it’s hilarious. It’s a funky tribute to James Brown, but with the caveat that you simply cannot dance to it. It makes me crack up every time I listen to it, especially the “has anybody seen the bridge?....Where’s that confounded bridge?” part.
@@MsAppassionata Same here, I get a kick out of The Crunge.
Mid-70's, I DJ'd at a very small town AM radio station. Played a lot of Zep, including Crunge. I sometimes followed up the end of the song asking, "If you've seen the bridge, please call xxx-xxxx."
Never did get any calls....
They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band.
British as well. The British music scene in the late 60s and 70s gave the world some of the best bands ever.
Led Zeppelin
The who
The Rolling stones
Cream
Deep purple
The Beatles.
Queen.
I love that there are people still out there that get to listen to this stuff for the first time. So lucky. It's quite funny that as a brit I wod know this tune, even if I was one of those middle of the road type people who scorned heavy metal, and then watched the chart show, Top of the Pops, that Led Zep wouldn't appear on, and listened lovingly to the theme music for the program which of course was A Whole Lotta Love. You can't make it up.
My own personal favourite Heavy Rock group from the 70's.
I grew up on this kind of music. It was AWESOME. Great to dance to and gives you ENERGY.
You should have heard this back in the day when they had quad speaker stereo systems. It was mixed so that he sound would come different speakers. So it sounded like the sound was spinning around the room. It would make you dizzy.
It ricochets. Totally cool.
You need to get headphones for these older songs stereo separation was a big part of the music. Also this is before the studios started using loudness on everything and had huge dynamics. This song is almost night and day listening with good stereo separation.
Also try Billy Thorpe - children of the sun it's kinda long but an amazing song.
One of Many great songs by the greatest rock n roll band ever!😊
80s kid with a 70s mom. I grew up wiith this stuff. My mom loved Led Zeppelin. These guy's are legends
"YOU SHOOK ME" by Led Zeppelin is one of the best songs ever.