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Even mathematically Zeppelin is the greatest 1. Robert Plant - top 5 2. Jimmy Page ranked either #1 #2 3. BONHAM ranked #1 4, John Paul Jones #1 Even the bands name is ranked in the top 20
@@davidsoltys6006 2. #1 Hendrix or SRV... Bronze Medal ... Take it up with God and all the others, if it really matters. 4 . Where's The Ox? #0? lol * Disclaimer (Bass) This is JP showing off. Led Zep... as good as ANY band EVER been... imo It was a memorable era!
@@girlsblouse7866 first of all the key word is band Second of all those are the artists world rankings not mine So go find the rankings of the rest of Hendrix band members and see if they beat Zeppelin. Facts are stubborn things - Ben Shapiro
All 4 are best at what they do. absolutely Brilliant. Everybody knows about plant, page and bonham. I feel jpj is the unsung hero of the band. He can play anything and just stays in the background hold down the groove. All 4 just top level and as a whole best ever IMO.
Led Zeppelin is truly amazing. I was in high school when they hit town . They didn't advertise. Their music was their their advertisement. They were Rock Gods and I was a mere mortal. 😊😊😊
This was written in part as a tribute to Joni Mitchell. If you notice the singing style, where he raises the end of the lines, that's a Joni signature, as are the acoustic guitar and mandolin. "She plays guitar and sings...." Beautiful.
I love seeing young people react to the classic rock music I grew up with in the late 60's and the 70's. 4 great musicians who formed the greatest rock band ever. 60 years later still considered the first and the greatest. I saw them live in 1977. It was the best concert I've ever seen and I've seen a lot of classic rock bands live.
Hey Bisscute, you should never be sorry for expressing your excitement and happiness. Because it is contagious and you spread that to us all. Thank you dear!! ❤
We know what she’s feeling, I love watching the reactions of the newcomers to Led Zeppelin, especially those you know are really feeling it. So many of them find it hard explaining how the music makes them feel, yet it still makes us feel that way, all these years later. Hopefully they will keep enjoying Led Zeppelin for another 50 plus years.
Zepp’s infatuated little musical love-note to the angelic singer/songwriter Joni Mitchell, whose music and glowing spirit had completely captivated them.
I'd just moved to London in 1975 with my first job and had a bedsit next to the Earls Court Exhibition Centre. I went out to look at some flats and a guy was selling tickets for the LZ concerts next door. I had not been paid so could not buy one. I got back about an hour later and the guy was still selling tickets. I explained my dilemma (no money !). He said, not to worry - have a ticket. So that is how I got in to see this performance.
I agree that this showcases Robert Plant's talents well. He has amazing stage presence and charisma. Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones(playing mandolin here but usually on bass guitar) were both top notch, and had played together a lot, they worked together as studio musicians for hire prior to forming this band. So you take that solid foundation and Robert Plant on top.. So good! Thanks for the reaction!
Led Zeppelin were such a diverse band musically, and acoustic folk songs were a huge part of their catalog... Here, u saw the band playing a mini-acoustic set in their concerts (which would run 3 hrs)... When "Whole lotta love" became a hit in 1969, Zeppelin did not want to be categorized as a "heavy rock" band only... Robert Plant (vocals) and Jimmy Page (guitar) were huge fans of folk artists like CSNY, Joni Mitchell and Joan Baez... so they recorded the 3rd album 'Led Zeppelin III' in 1970 w/ mostly acoustic songs... 'Tangerine'... "Gallow's pole"... 'Friends'... etc. Of course, the Zeppelin fans did not like the album initially... they wanted another "Whole lotta love" ... and the critics in the press hated the band... hated the album... even hated on their fans! That was why they recorded their 4th album (technically 'Led Zeppelin IV') w/ no title... no band name on the cover... no band photo... and 4 symbols representing each of the 4 members of Led Zeppelin. That record would sell 24 million copies in the US alone, w/ 'Stairway to Heaven' becoming a huge hit on radio... but it also had diverse songs like the acoustic "Going to California"... "The Battle of Evermore"... the psychedelic 'Four sticks'... the heavy rock of "Black dog"... 'Rock and roll' ... and the trippy "Misty Mountain Hop"... 🤘🤘🔥🔥Led Zeppelin made the rule in 1971: u want to see the band? Come to see them in concert... and fans sold out their shows in huge numbers. This show in Earl's Court, London in 1975 was filmed... one of the few Led Zeppelin shows to be captured on camera. It also came before the band's tragedies began piling on them... Zeppelin did a huge US tour in early 1975, but Robert Plant had the flu... Jimmy Page had a broken finger, and still had to play. Page also began using heroin at the time... John Bonham (drums) was drinking heavily... But the European tour seen here was good in the summer of 1975. But when the band was on vacation in the fall, Robert Plant and his wife Maureen were involved in a near-fatal car accident in Greece... Both survived, thankfully... but Plant's ankle was smashed and he was confined to a wheelchair while recovering - all Zeppelin tour dates had to be cancelled. Robert Plant would not get back on stage w/ Led Zeppelin until 1977.
I love your enthusiastic response to the different parts and players. They are all very special in rock and roll. The greatest rock and roll band of all time. Robert Plant was really pitch perfect.
My favorite Zeppelin song is usually the last one I listened too. That being said, you should check out the live performance of The Song Remains the Same into the Rain Song at MSG. Epic.
Ok. Much to say.😂 WILL condense. As a 63 year old, i can state that we have had the GREATEST soundtrack for our lives. 😊 This IS my favorite Zeppelin tune. PLEASE check out Sierra Eagleson's cover of this. AMAZING! YOUR WELCOME! I ❤️ your reactions!!!
Led Zeppelin are just a ground breaking band that influenced so many artists. I loved your reaction Biss. I know you have many more songs of Zeppelin to explore. 😊😊❤❤
you have to remember they were playing and singing about their experiences touring the states back in the day. Singing about going to California where the woman wore flowers in their hair and how they loved them. The hippy days with the groupies.
JIMMY PAGE! Love when Robert and Jimmy look at each other and smile. Another great thing about this band...always had fun on stage would play for hours....deep respect for each other and their talent individually. BEST BAND EVER!
they were your age (or maybe slightly older) when they did this. Your raw emotions in response to their playing is beautiful. no other band in history has matched this level of brilliance.
I've been rocking out to Led Zeppelin since the beginning! There one of my favorite bands. Especially when I was on psychedelics. Even being down to earth they are incredible!!!!
Another good song from Led Zeppelin is All of my Love. A slow beautiful lovesong. They made it to honour Robert Plant's son Karac, who died 7 years old during their 77 your.
Back in 1990 singer Robert Plant explained how this song was about arriving at the LAX Airport for the first time and how exciting it was because where he was born and grew up in a remote area of England there was nothing like in some 1950's British movie that nowadays would have to dig really deep to find in order to understand what he meant. But I understand because I was born and raised in the middle of nowhere Michigan
During this performance, you were saying that Robert Plant has so much talent. You are correct. But in my opinion, the most talented is John Paul Jones the bass player. He's a killer on the base. Listen to the bass line in The Lemon Song and you'll know. But he also plays the organ. In this song, the mandolin. He is a world class blue grass mandolin player. Then there's Bonzo, John Bonham. The greatest rock drummer. His beats and drum fills are legendary. Never forget Jimmy Page, a guitar god.
Hi Biscute, I can see how much you enjoyed this so I'd like to recommend The Rain Song by Jimmy Page and Robert Plant Unledded with the London Metropolitan Orchestra, it's just so good and there's a brilliant moment at the end where Robert Plants smile to Jimmy says "yep, nailed it" Please give it a reaction.
This has to be one of the most honest/best reactions to this song ever, I loved it! BTW, i think when Jimmy page looks over at John Paul Jones and smiles at 3:25, it's because JPJ threw in something unexpected in that moment. I love those little moments! Also you are so pretty 😍
Wonderful reaction Miss Biss. Perhaps this song shows the raw talent of the band best indeed. And it always makes me happy seeing you enjoying the music so much. And as suggestion: reatc to ALL their songs :D ~ Vals
As others have noted, this song is a tribute to the incomparable Joni Mitchell, who was arguably the most talented and influential of the singer-songwriters who fused folk and rock music and poetic lyrics in the late 1960s and the 1970s. Robert Plant was particularly enamored with her, explaining that "When you're in love with Joni Mitchell, you've really got to write about it now and again." Joni both thrilled and broke the hearts of several of the greatest musicians of that time, including Leonard Cohen, David Crosby, Graham Nash, James Taylor, and Jackson Browne. The songs they wrote about her and the songs she wrote about them, all taken together, could be compiled into quite an album.
Such an underrated song IMHO. If you’re up for some more Zeppelin, Over The Hill and Far Away, The Ocean, and especially When the Levee Breaks are amazing songs.
@@TheRealMrAndrew They generally don't play Zep's slower, acoustic songs. I wouldn't use radio play infrequency as evidence that a song is underrated. I mean, who even listens to the radio anymore, anyway. lol
I remember almost getting beaten up b,y shall we a certain motor cycle enthusiast group. One night, must have been back in '87, friends and I had crossed from Halifax over to the Dartmouth side, to a fine establishment called "The Crazy Horse", to catch a Zeppelin cover band , The White ?. At one point in the evening, between songs me and my friends were shouting for " Going to California", and our leather clad neighbors were shouting for, I believe , "Black Dog", suddenly there is dead silence from their table and we, well, were fairly certain what our immediate future entailed, but no, they changed their vote to ours and flashed our table a bunch of huge grins, and indeed probably more from their instance than our the next song was indeed: Going to California
Great choice. You should do Kashmir from the Celebration Day concert in 2007. Robert Plant and the rest of the band sound amazing... definitely the best live performance of Kaahmir that's ever been done... and to think they hadn't played together as a band in almost thirty years... it's just unbelievable
Bisscute, you are such a sweetheart. Would be nice to know you. You have a great depth and you make the world a better place... Led Zeppelin is music I grew up on in California... so many memories.
Yes, this was my pick for Biss. And I did suggest the studio version, but I know she loves live! But I agree, Biss, when you get a chance, listen to the original studio version it is beautiful!
prior to the 80's it was all pure talent singing (no auto-tune, etc.), all instruments, everything. Either you had pure talent or you didn't make it, and in concert, you had to BRING IT every time!!
I don’t know what I liked better: Your cuteness or listening to one of my all-time favorite Led Zeppelin tunes. So beautiful both musically & lyrically. Thanks for reviewing this song. You have gained a follower. 🌹
🌹please if you have not done Zeppelins Thank you yet please do so. Used to wisper sing this song to my departed wife ,it was my favorite silly little love song to her.for some reason I felt a connection .❤
Sorry I missed the lie premiere of this today, Biss. Now that you have reacted to this song. You should now check out Amy Lee's(Evanessence) cover of it. Amy Lee- Going To California(Official Music Video)
Thank you for watching the video, It means a lot to me .
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Never ever be another band like zeppelin, it’s not possible. This is once in a lifetime or should I say existence.
Even mathematically Zeppelin is the greatest
1. Robert Plant - top 5
2. Jimmy Page ranked either #1 #2
3. BONHAM ranked #1
4, John Paul Jones #1
Even the bands name is ranked in the top 20
Never ever.
@@davidsoltys6006 2. #1 Hendrix or SRV... Bronze Medal ... Take it up with God and all the others, if it really matters.
4 . Where's The Ox? #0? lol * Disclaimer (Bass) This is JP showing off.
Led Zep... as good as ANY band EVER been... imo It was a memorable era!
@@girlsblouse7866 first of all the key word is band
Second of all those are the artists world rankings not mine
So go find the rankings of the rest of Hendrix band members and see if they beat Zeppelin.
Facts are stubborn things
- Ben Shapiro
@@davidsoltys6006 ''Facts...AND Shapiro'' in the same sentence...LOL
WHO put the ''world rankings'' compilation together? Helen Keller?
JPJ's mandolin is just incredible. It's the backbone of this song
All 4 are best at what they do. absolutely Brilliant. Everybody knows about plant, page and bonham. I feel jpj is the unsung hero of the band. He can play anything and just stays in the background hold down the groove. All 4 just top level and as a whole best ever IMO.
Led Zeppelin is truly amazing. I was in high school when they hit town . They didn't advertise. Their music was their their advertisement. They were Rock Gods and I was a mere mortal. 😊😊😊
"Standing on a hill in a mountain of dreams, telling myself it's not as hard as it seems".
Haunting truth and poetry.
''... hard ...hard''
This was written in part as a tribute to Joni Mitchell. If you notice the singing style, where he raises the end of the lines, that's a Joni signature, as are the acoustic guitar and mandolin. "She plays guitar and sings...." Beautiful.
I didn't know that. I've seen a lot of love thrown her way this last year, I really didn't know she had that impact.
In the version of this song that appears on the “how the west was won” live album Robert actually says “Joni” right after that line you quoted.
@@JU5TINPDX That's a pretty good album for new fans of Zep. They don't really have a greatest hits CD so the live albums are the way to go.
Ahhh...a gent with ears, taste, and a sense of history.
This is Led Zeppelin's song. Mitchell's song is absolutely amazing, but totally different!
I love seeing young people react to the classic rock music I grew up with in the late 60's and the 70's.
4 great musicians who formed the greatest rock band ever.
60 years later still considered the first and the greatest.
I saw them live in 1977.
It was the best concert I've ever seen and I've seen a lot of classic rock bands live.
The EFFORTLESS way the preform is EPIC... the flow and harmony,, everthing is so effortless with them,,, a natural love for their craft.
It's one of the best live acoustic performances ever!!!
Your look was the same look that every young lady in the 70s had when Robert melted their hearts. Lovely
He makes everybody's happy! If you notice when people look at him a genuine smile appears in every face men and women
I’m so envious… so much pleasure hearing Les Zeppelin for the first time
Hey Bisscute, you should never be sorry for expressing your excitement and happiness. Because it is contagious and you spread that to us all. Thank you dear!! ❤
Actually we need more woman like that on RUclips
We know what she’s feeling, I love watching the reactions of the newcomers to Led Zeppelin, especially those you know are really feeling it. So many of them find it hard explaining how the music makes them feel, yet it still makes us feel that way, all these years later. Hopefully they will keep enjoying Led Zeppelin for another 50 plus years.
GREATEST BAND OF ALL TIME!!
Zepp’s infatuated little musical love-note to the angelic singer/songwriter Joni Mitchell, whose music and glowing spirit had completely captivated them.
Oh Joni
Was lucky enough to have seen them twice in concert in the 70s. No other band was as good live.
I'd just moved to London in 1975 with my first job and had a bedsit next to the Earls Court Exhibition Centre. I went out to look at some flats and a guy was selling tickets for the LZ concerts next door. I had not been paid so could not buy one. I got back about an hour later and the guy was still selling tickets. I explained my dilemma (no money !). He said, not to worry - have a ticket. So that is how I got in to see this performance.
I agree that this showcases Robert Plant's talents well. He has amazing stage presence and charisma. Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones(playing mandolin here but usually on bass guitar) were both top notch, and had played together a lot, they worked together as studio musicians for hire prior to forming this band. So you take that solid foundation and Robert Plant on top.. So good! Thanks for the reaction!
And BONHAM!!
And JPJ playing bass on pedals at the same time
Led Zeppelin were such a diverse band musically, and acoustic folk songs were a huge part of their catalog... Here, u saw the band playing a mini-acoustic set in their concerts (which would run 3 hrs)... When "Whole lotta love" became a hit in 1969, Zeppelin did not want to be categorized as a "heavy rock" band only... Robert Plant (vocals) and Jimmy Page (guitar) were huge fans of folk artists like CSNY, Joni Mitchell and Joan Baez... so they recorded the 3rd album 'Led Zeppelin III' in 1970 w/ mostly acoustic songs... 'Tangerine'... "Gallow's pole"... 'Friends'... etc.
Of course, the Zeppelin fans did not like the album initially... they wanted another "Whole lotta love" ... and the critics in the press hated the band... hated the album... even hated on their fans! That was why they recorded their 4th album (technically 'Led Zeppelin IV') w/ no title... no band name on the cover... no band photo... and 4 symbols representing each of the 4 members of Led Zeppelin. That record would sell 24 million copies in the US alone, w/ 'Stairway to Heaven' becoming a huge hit on radio... but it also had diverse songs like the acoustic "Going to California"... "The Battle of Evermore"... the psychedelic 'Four sticks'... the heavy rock of "Black dog"... 'Rock and roll' ... and the trippy "Misty Mountain Hop"... 🤘🤘🔥🔥Led Zeppelin made the rule in 1971: u want to see the band? Come to see them in concert... and fans sold out their shows in huge numbers.
This show in Earl's Court, London in 1975 was filmed... one of the few Led Zeppelin shows to be captured on camera. It also came before the band's tragedies began piling on them...
Zeppelin did a huge US tour in early 1975, but Robert Plant had the flu... Jimmy Page had a broken finger, and still had to play. Page also began using heroin at the time... John Bonham (drums) was drinking heavily... But the European tour seen here was good in the summer of 1975. But when the band was on vacation in the fall, Robert Plant and his wife Maureen were involved in a near-fatal car accident in Greece... Both survived, thankfully... but Plant's ankle was smashed and he was confined to a wheelchair while recovering - all Zeppelin tour dates had to be cancelled. Robert Plant would not get back on stage w/ Led Zeppelin until 1977.
I love your enthusiastic response to the different parts and players. They are all very special in rock and roll. The greatest rock and roll band of all time. Robert Plant was really pitch perfect.
Greatest band ever. ❤
The greatness of John Paul Jones... he played this on the Canadian talk show Mike Bullard around 2000s and still was jus as great :)
Such a fantastic rock band, I wish that I had spent more time listening to them, now of the age 70 y/o missed it.
Hopefully Ill bring you some more from them ❤
I love it when you “can’t explain” something because in the process, you explain it in a way that I can’t explain.
Led Zeppelin made a movie called The song remains the same. Named after there song. That follows them through a concert. Definitely worth the watch
We grew up with this music...We were very lucky
This song is a masterpeice. And the album it is on. Led zeppelin IV from 1971. In my opinion the best album they recorded.
3:40. 🌸Your joy is so infectious, and beautiful!🌷🌿
My favorite Zeppelin song is usually the last one I listened too. That being said, you should check out the live performance of The Song Remains the Same into the Rain Song at MSG. Epic.
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bisscute listen to this man
Double down!
Here, here...nothing in Rockdom comes close imho...
Led zeppelin way a head of there time what a group
Ok.
Much to say.😂
WILL condense.
As a 63 year old, i can state that we have had the GREATEST soundtrack for our lives. 😊
This IS my favorite Zeppelin tune.
PLEASE check out Sierra Eagleson's cover of this.
AMAZING!
YOUR WELCOME!
I ❤️ your reactions!!!
Great reaction. There will never be another Led Zeppelin.
I had some idiot the other day insist Greta van Fleet are better 😂.
@@lyndoncmp5751 LOL, they are good but REALLY!!!!!!!
@@MLawrence2008
Yeah, crazy huh.
Three decades or so before the "Unplugged" craze on music TV. Quite ahead of the times.....
This song always reminded me a lot of "embryonic journey" by Jefferson Airplane, my favorite acoustic piece.
Her reaction is priceless. So nice seeing young people liking this music. Especially of foreign decent ❤. It means a lot to old people. LOL 😂😂😂😂😂
Robert really liked this song . And loved the break it gave him from the other songs.
"hey hey what can i say" great Led Zeppelin song
Led Zeppelin are just a ground breaking band that influenced so many artists. I loved your reaction Biss. I know you have many more songs of Zeppelin to explore. 😊😊❤❤
you have to remember they were playing and singing about their experiences touring the states back in the day. Singing about going to California where the woman wore flowers in their hair and how they loved them. The hippy days with the groupies.
Apparently written about Joni Mitchell who RP and JP adored.
Saw them twice actually at the same show as that video so that brings back some nice memories
pure talent, all of them !
JIMMY PAGE! Love when Robert and Jimmy look at each other and smile. Another great thing about this band...always had fun on stage would play for hours....deep respect for each other and their talent individually. BEST BAND EVER!
My favorite Led Zeppelin video on RUclips is "The Rain Song." It is from an episode of MTV unplugged.
they were your age (or maybe slightly older) when they did this. Your raw emotions in response to their playing is beautiful. no other band in history has matched this level of brilliance.
Amazing
I've been rocking out to Led Zeppelin since the beginning!
There one of my favorite bands. Especially when I was on psychedelics. Even being down to earth they are incredible!!!!
You are so sweet. Keep being yourself and loving Led Zeppelin. 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Another good song from Led Zeppelin is All of my Love. A slow beautiful lovesong. They made it to honour Robert Plant's son Karac, who died 7 years old during their 77 your.
Robert always seems to get you blushing! He makes me blush, too.
My favorite Led Zeppelin song
Speaking for myself.....i appreciate you as well as your reactions. Because you are an effervescent bonus that completes the experience.
Great band love all there music , and watching you Bisscute express your thoughts and the cute things you do is wonderful ❤❤
Thank you so much ❤️
Back in 1990 singer Robert Plant explained how this song was about arriving at the LAX Airport for the first time and how exciting it was because where he was born and grew up in a remote area of England there was nothing like in some 1950's British movie that nowadays would have to dig really deep to find in order to understand what he meant. But I understand because I was born and raised in the middle of nowhere Michigan
2nd best concert I’ve ever seen. Thanks for the memories
Duds isnt she a gem you make us happy
Great band Led Zeppelin British rock legend enjoy your reacted beautiful Bisscute. 👍
I love your reactions to the music that I grew up with....
Check out one of his later side projects, Robert Plant and The Strange Sensations. One of their best songs is Shine It All Around.
During this performance, you were saying that Robert Plant has so much talent. You are correct. But in my opinion, the most talented is John Paul Jones the bass player. He's a killer on the base. Listen to the bass line in The Lemon Song and you'll know. But he also plays the organ. In this song, the mandolin. He is a world class blue grass mandolin player. Then there's Bonzo, John Bonham. The greatest rock drummer. His beats and drum fills are legendary. Never forget Jimmy Page, a guitar god.
Hi Biscute, I can see how much you enjoyed this so I'd like to recommend The Rain Song by Jimmy Page and Robert Plant Unledded with the London Metropolitan Orchestra, it's just so good and there's a brilliant moment at the end where Robert Plants smile to Jimmy says "yep, nailed it" Please give it a reaction.
You can never go wrong with a live Led Zeppelin I really like your Channel I really like to see the joy in your face when you're hearing great music
When I flew out to join the Marine Corps in 1989 I brought a mix-tape (cassette)!! The rest of the reasons are my own!! 🎉
What a song from the best band Led Zepplin
This has to be one of the most honest/best reactions to this song ever, I loved it! BTW, i think when Jimmy page looks over at John Paul Jones and smiles at 3:25, it's because JPJ threw in something unexpected in that moment. I love those little moments! Also you are so pretty 😍
"Whole lotta love" iconic and sexy Robert Plant at his best with his band mates right there with him! Led Zeppelin the greatest of all time!
Wonderful reaction Miss Biss. Perhaps this song shows the raw talent of the band best indeed. And it always makes me happy seeing you enjoying the music so much. And as suggestion: reatc to ALL their songs :D ~ Vals
As others have noted, this song is a tribute to the incomparable Joni Mitchell, who was arguably the most talented and influential of the singer-songwriters who fused folk and rock music and poetic lyrics in the late 1960s and the 1970s. Robert Plant was particularly enamored with her, explaining that "When you're in love with Joni Mitchell, you've really got to write about it now and again." Joni both thrilled and broke the hearts of several of the greatest musicians of that time, including Leonard Cohen, David Crosby, Graham Nash, James Taylor, and Jackson Browne. The songs they wrote about her and the songs she wrote about them, all taken together, could be compiled into quite an album.
They also made like 9 trips to california in 5 years and were tired of leaving their loved ones, families and going back.
Thank you for being you and the joy you bring
Such an underrated song IMHO. If you’re up for some more Zeppelin, Over The Hill and Far Away, The Ocean, and especially When the Levee Breaks are amazing songs.
How is GTC underrated?? It's revered by Zeppelin fans, even casual ones.
@@Cosmo-Kramer of all of their hits, it’s the one I hear played the least on classic rock stations.
@@TheRealMrAndrew They generally don't play Zep's slower, acoustic songs. I wouldn't use radio play infrequency as evidence that a song is underrated. I mean, who even listens to the radio anymore, anyway. lol
LedZeppelin wow what a group.hard rock.blues.raggae.soft I mean these guys do it all I am so glad growing up with there music.nothing like it
You really showed your love for music with this one 😊 . Man you got to hear them do black dog.
THE HAMMER OF THE GODS-LED ZEPPELIN 😊😊😊😊😊
Why we ❤ you YES🎉
Sorry for all the comments but when you do a reaction this good. I share it😊 I hope you get a billion likes ❤️.
Hello from New Hampshire Beautiful young lady 👋🤘😎😘😜... Great Reaction!!
2:10. 🌺🌸It’s ridiculous to say sorry on your own channel!🌼🍀🌻You are why we are watching! 🌺🌾🌿
Magnificent!! Try Bron Yr aur Stomp live!
I remember almost getting beaten up b,y shall we a certain motor cycle enthusiast group. One night, must have been back in '87, friends and I had crossed from Halifax over to the Dartmouth side, to a fine establishment called "The Crazy Horse", to catch a Zeppelin cover band , The White ?.
At one point in the evening, between songs me and my friends were shouting for " Going to California", and our leather clad neighbors were shouting for, I believe , "Black Dog", suddenly there is dead silence from their table and we, well, were fairly certain what our immediate future entailed, but no, they changed their vote to ours and flashed our table a bunch of huge grins, and indeed probably more from their instance than our the next song was indeed: Going to California
Have not seen this in quite sometime. Thx for reacting!
Epic band😊 Epic music 😊 Epic your reaction 😊❤
You are a trip girlie girl!!😆 It was a joy watching you watch this!
THE BATTLE OF EVERMORE will blow you away. Listen to the studio version.
The amazing Sandy Denny accompanies Robert Plant on vocals.
A MUST HEAR Classic,, Led Zeppelin "No Quarter" (Studio Version First!)..TRUST ME!!
You are a treasure, thank you for the time and work you take to spread your joyous vibes!
Greatest Band Ever!!!
Great choice. You should do Kashmir from the Celebration Day concert in 2007. Robert Plant and the rest of the band sound amazing... definitely the best live performance of Kaahmir that's ever been done... and to think they hadn't played together as a band in almost thirty years... it's just unbelievable
I would wait on that, sample older LZ then watch what the can do & sound like 25+ years latter..
Bisscute, you are such a sweetheart. Would be nice to know you. You have a great depth and you make the world a better place... Led Zeppelin is music I grew up on in California... so many memories.
Thank you so much ❤
I have discovered great music because of you 😊 so glad I found your channel ❤️
I got a kick out of your reaction to the "wine." No need to apologize! I also love the way you roll your R's. Great reaction.
"That's the way" from the same concert is another simplistic acoustic performance worth reacting to. Nice reaction. ; )
OMG. John Paul Jones on the mandolin! Just Fantastic.
Right?❤️
Yes, this was my pick for Biss. And I did suggest the studio version, but I know she loves live! But I agree, Biss, when you get a chance, listen to the original studio version it is beautiful!
Good choice.
Live always better👍✌️
@@julienmarquet8612 depends too much on the recording. Some just suck.
@@CorwinPatrick Yes, of course, but, if you have a good recording sound, you, always, have more passion, heart, soul, energy, in the live versions😅👍
The BBC Sessions live version from '71 is the best version of this in my opinion. It's even better than the studio version.
It's crazy how many instruments JPJ played for this band
It is ❤️
prior to the 80's it was all pure talent singing (no auto-tune, etc.), all instruments, everything. Either you had pure talent or you didn't make it, and in concert, you had to BRING IT every time!!
I love this song, first thing I ever played and sang live, I was about twelve, lol. Great reaction!
Reminds me of family car trips as a kid. This was my dads vibe. Amazing reaction Madalina.
might be my fave led zep song. cool reaction, muh fwen
I don’t know what I liked better: Your cuteness or listening to one of my all-time favorite Led Zeppelin tunes. So beautiful both musically & lyrically. Thanks for reviewing this song. You have gained a follower. 🌹
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed the reaction ❤
🌹please if you have not done Zeppelins Thank you yet please do so. Used to wisper sing this song to my departed wife ,it was my favorite silly little love song to her.for some reason I felt a connection .❤
Sorry I missed the lie premiere of this today, Biss. Now that you have reacted to this song. You should now check out Amy Lee's(Evanessence) cover of it. Amy Lee- Going To California(Official Music Video)
It is AMAZING as Amy is an angel with the most beautiful voice.
If you haven't heard it yet. I bet you would like "Thank You" by Led Zeppelin
Got it