Flawless because it's not flawless!! It's REAL! Passion, emotion, heart and soul put down by every member. A Page minor flub here and there, Bonzo's squeaky bass pedal, and some would say timing. Thing is take those things out, would lose something. Just like Gilmore taking out the feedback in the "Comfortably Numb" solo. Did another take ' perfectly' and it lost something. Went back to the original with feedback and it's the solo we love today. Proving inconsistencies and imperfection is what makes us Human, in music those aspects keep it real and give it feeling. Why computer generated music has no soul and will never produce a true classic a person feels down to their toes. Flawless it is!!
Biz, not only because you’re digging Led Zeppelin - you’ve become my favorite reviewer. Love your reviews... to me your Bee Gees “stayin alive” is the funniest review ever... plus Bob Seger and many others. Thanks for how you do this - it’s a great watch!
Ask me what is my favorite Led Zeppelin song, and my answer is that it depends on the day. There are just too many great songs to decide on just one. But, gun to my head, I’d probably say 'Since I’ve Been Loving You.' It’s just too perfect. Then again, it’s also Tuesday. :)
@@stephenjohnson6284 That's true, but he abandoned the organ for electric piano not long afterwards for the live versions. I do think the organ is the overlooked part of the awesomeness of the studio version.
I used to listen to this album in high school layin on the floor under my grandma's dining room table with my headphones plugged into the wifi and just tuning the world out. Now I'm 54 and still turning it up! We were so blessed to have Led Zeppelin!
Give me this over Stairway ,,, any day. They all showed up for this. The emotion is in every instrument, and the Guitar!! And THE VOICE!!!! Wow just wow.
Apart from the greatest improv guitar solo on record, my favorite part of this track, if you listen closely, is hearing John Bonham's foot pedals squeaking at the song into.....the Squeak King. Real. Raw.
This song, this whole album, really, is epic! I became a musician, and studied music, because of bands like Led Zeppelin. I think watching you do all these Zeppelin reactions, and seeing you develop a true passion for this band, has made me realize what I got into music for, in the first place! How I felt, as a young kid, with long hair, just jamming to Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Cream, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Allman Brothers Band, and many more. That is what made me fall in love with the Blues, and later, classic and modern Jazz and Funk! Rock and Metal came a little later on, in my teens, but I never started far from the blues! This band sealed it for me! Thanks, Biz, for taking me back to that place again! What you do matters to old head audiophiles like me! Music is where it’s at!!
They're the greatest musicians that ever played together ! You can say that each of them are the best of what they do or within the top 3 of all time! The greatest band ever!
led zeppelin III is probably the album that I still come back too most often after 35+ years of listening to them. though it wasn't at all my favorite at first...
I haven't heard tbe studio version in quite some time, maybe as long as 6 months ago. Most reactors listen to the '73 live version, which I think is one of the best performances ever, but then listening to the studio version is like, "OMG Zeppelin was such a great band!" That high ass note Robert hit was unbelievable, how many singers were there that could do that like he could in the day, not very damn many. Great reaction, looking forward to the rest of your Zeppelin journey :)
OMG i just love you. Going through some really sad family stuff and your videos have made me laugh and so happy. You are amazing. Thank you for all of this. Just know you are cheering someone up who needs that right now!!
This and Kasmir are 2 of my favorites!! Roberts voice is other worldly. If you havent watched Kashmir live at Knebworth 1979, you absolutely should, its the best!!🎶🎵🎶💜
Saw a reactor who said Jimmy Page seems to "mine the music out of the guitar"! And he described the imperfections is what gives his playing human feeling. Well I'm not qualified to describe his playing as having any "imperfections" but as a human I can say it just oooozzzes feeling 😂 And this track is definitely one of my Equal top half a dozen Led Zepp favourite Led Zepp tracks.
Your right Biz. Sad. The Blues was born from pain and heartache. I also relate to a woman who doesn't appreciate!🤣 When you started talkin that I thought you might know my 1st wife 🤣 Keep it Rockin Brah 🤙
Okay I am only halfway through your reaction video but I needed to pause and make a comment!! First of all I've been a fan of Led Zeppelin and listening to their music since the early 1970s!! And this studio version of Since I've Been Loving You is one of my favorite Led Zeppelin songs of all time!!! Just the raw emotion and passion in Robert Plant's voice every time he screams is enough to send chills and goosebumps!!! The white version is okay but I always go to the studio version of this particular song it is in my opinion one of the top three songs that Led Zeppelin ever recorded!!!!
Wow. I`m 57 yrs old and an old zep fan. Never heard that before. Hear it plain as day. Don`t know if a remaster or your comment brought it to the front. Hmmm.
Agree to disagree. Working from 7 AM to 11 PM is a common blues cliche. He means he works all day for the money she takes and then f-s somebody else when he’s not home to take care of her.
@@relayer43 #1 answer on Lyrics Interpretations...Page is referring to a serious committed relation like marriage etc and the line 'working from 7 to 11 every night' actually refers to the time he spends with his lover/wife arguing or possibly fighting. He is frustrated with the recurring fights and the misunderstandings etc and the continuous mind torture he receives from her end. On a very basic level the song is portraying how a man goes through a failed relationship/marriage and how he deals with it. As I said. Another good hint might be that there is absolutely zero other mention of a job in the song. It’s about his relationship. Working from 7 to 11 EVERY NIGHT. The answer is staring you in the face.
Backdoor man is the guy your woman is cheating with. I go out the front door and hear the back door slam means the guy was just waiting for you to leave so he can step in. The DOORS also have a song called Backdoor Man, its about the same thing. A cheating woman.
Blues in C minor 12/8 time. 4 sets of triplets. Amazing how many people can’t count the changes 1 triplet 2 triplet 3 triplet 4 triplet change Or 123 223 323 423 change The master of mixing major and minor - fully mastered the understanding of the tritone flat 7, maj/min 3 relationship between the 1/4/5 chords of a blues progression so for him to improv a blues solo is like you trying to sleep with your eyes closed
Uh huh...more like he jammed over it a hundred times on his own to get a semblance of where he wanted to go with the solo. He wasn’t thinking “theory”; he’s going with changes and emotion.
Right but the general consensus is he didn’t know what he was doing theoretically and that couldn’t be further from the truth That’s my point He just got lucky knowing where to take progressions and where the sweet notes not only were but how to blend them all He was a studio musician who played for other artists of all different gendered and styles for years He most likely has perfect pitch to have such an image understanding of intervals (perfect pitch doesn’t mean he can sing - it’s his ear not his voice). People think it’s just all white magic and prodigy powers
@@Samscoinsandheavymetal yes he had some knowledge of what he was doing theoretically; and, yes, he was a studio musician. But he would’ve been far more versed in other scales and such had he truly understood music theory as per say a far more advanced true studio musician like say Steve Lukather. Too, highly doubtful that he had perfect pitch; it has never come up in any interview with him, nor in any other tome pursuant to him; and it would’ve come up. Page was largely a pentatonic, blues, Dorian and Aeolian soloist; and likely happened upon most of it by dabbling around, and by using his great ears. He did do some studying with John Mcglothlin sometime around Physical Graffiti, and he did learn some new approaches to chords and such, which on can hear on that album. But truly musically schooled a la say a Steve Vai? No.
Blues and Country music does the best job at telling a very real relatable story. Led Zeppelin being heavily influenced by the Blues. There are always outliers in other genres, outliers being the key difference.
This song ESPECIALLY the studio version is significantly better (for me). Looking forward to how much you’re about to love this lol. I’m 20 seconds in.
Paused at the Worst Spots! Talked TOO LONG during the Pause!! I personally like watching Someone's Reaction WHILE the Song is Allowed to Flow Natural!! You Wreaked That!! No like!!👎
WOW!!! Talk about a negative Nancy!!! 1)You CLEARLY don't know this guy and his reactions!! 2) He's a REACTOR... It's what he's supposed to do.... 3)He's actually one of the best reactors out there... he pays attention, asks questions and if he doesn't like/feel it.... he says so.... and most of us appreciate that. 4) We're all entitled to our opinions... you gave yours. Here's mine.... It's best to familiarize yourself with someone before passing judgement..... Peace.... :)
@@michaelgilbert197 Not to mention that there is no good place to pause a song like this -- but, you have to pause it to not be blocked. Anyway, perhaps Lee can put up his own reaction video to show us how it is done "right" :-)
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jimmy did this improv solo in 1 go 1st take! the engineer who recorded it said its the best solo hes ever heard
Yah, not many better.
Yeah this is Pagey's best solo that completely drives the song and matches Plant's vox note for note.
Absolutely correct. A man possessed
To get this much emotion on a studio cut. Fuckin genius musicians.
I have loved this song ❤️ for over 40 years. One if their masterpieces, Plant sings with such emotion and Jimmy's solo is one of his best.
When Jimmy's guitar cries, we all cry.
thank you Jimmy
"Since I've Been Loving You" is absolutely flawless -- perhaps the best blues/rock song ever.
Flawless because it's not flawless!! It's REAL! Passion, emotion, heart and soul put down by every member. A Page minor flub here and there, Bonzo's squeaky bass pedal, and some would say timing. Thing is take those things out, would lose something. Just like Gilmore taking out the feedback in the "Comfortably Numb" solo. Did another take ' perfectly' and it lost something. Went back to the original with feedback and it's the solo we love today. Proving inconsistencies and imperfection is what makes us Human, in music those aspects keep it real and give it feeling. Why computer generated music has no soul and will never produce a true classic a person feels down to their toes. Flawless it is!!
@@dlewtweentorla1210 Good points!!!
No matter how many times I hear this song, it gets me every time. Haven't most of us gotten screwed over at one time in our lives
Jimmy’s guitar work on this track is my all time favorite of any guitarist. His use of space and phrasing here is just dripping in emotion.
It's possibly my favorite song of all time.
this song is just too incredible
they mastered the blues art of fermentation
Led Zeppelin and Rush are the kings of all Rock n Roll ! Great reaction !
Jimmys solo was done in one take ! From his mind to the guitar , incredible!!
Biz, not only because you’re digging Led Zeppelin - you’ve become my favorite reviewer. Love your reviews... to me your Bee Gees “stayin alive” is the funniest review ever... plus Bob Seger and many others. Thanks for how you do this - it’s a great watch!
Welcome aboard! and thanks for watching 🤟🏿🤟🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿
One of their best songs, PERIOD!! 🔥
This is probably my all time favorite song of all songs ❤✌🤘
its the blues, turned up to 11!
To this day I have to listen to this song multiple times whenever I listen to it back-to-back 3 or 4 times, until I am ready to call it quits!!
Ask me what is my favorite Led Zeppelin song, and my answer is that it depends on the day. There are just too many great songs to decide on just one. But, gun to my head, I’d probably say 'Since I’ve Been Loving You.' It’s just too perfect. Then again, it’s also Tuesday. :)
A big reason to prefer the studio version to that particular live version is that there is an organ.
john paul jones is KING
This got me thinking. My g.f. said she'd rather be with me than her g.f's.
The live version JPJ is playing the organ
@@stephenjohnson6284 That's true, but he abandoned the organ for electric piano not long afterwards for the live versions. I do think the organ is the overlooked part of the awesomeness of the studio version.
Studio is better, definitely.
I love Led Zeppelin. Especially their more bluesy songs like this and Babe I'm Gonna Leave and When The Levee Breaks.
Enjoy
Your smile says it all. Special shout out to JPJ's double duty on earth moving bass and organ.
I used to listen to this album in high school layin on the floor under my grandma's dining room table with my headphones plugged into the wifi and just tuning the world out. Now I'm 54 and still turning it up! We were so blessed to have Led Zeppelin!
Give me this over Stairway ,,, any day. They all showed up for this. The emotion is in every instrument, and the Guitar!! And THE VOICE!!!! Wow just wow.
Apart from the greatest improv guitar solo on record, my favorite part of this track, if you listen closely, is hearing John Bonham's foot pedals squeaking at the song into.....the Squeak King. Real. Raw.
This song, this whole album, really, is epic! I became a musician, and studied music, because of bands like Led Zeppelin. I think watching you do all these Zeppelin reactions, and seeing you develop a true passion for this band, has made me realize what I got into music for, in the first place! How I felt, as a young kid, with long hair, just jamming to Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Cream, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Allman Brothers Band, and many more. That is what made me fall in love with the Blues, and later, classic and modern Jazz and Funk! Rock and Metal came a little later on, in my teens, but I never started far from the blues! This band sealed it for me! Thanks, Biz, for taking me back to that place again! What you do matters to old head audiophiles like me! Music is where it’s at!!
Omfg I'm so GD excited for thissssss
😁😁😁🤟🏿🤟🏿🤟🏿
They're the greatest musicians that ever played together ! You can say that each of them are the best of what they do or within the top 3 of all time! The greatest band ever!
🙂🔥On All Time Favorite playlist. My Pop got me into Led Zeppelin at the age of 9 53 this Coming Saturday
My favorite rock blues song.. it’s such a masterpiece!! Gettin the LED out in the studio all those years ago.. amazing
10:47 is my favoruite note in music history! it PIERCES the soul!!!!
led zeppelin III is probably the album that I still come back too most often after 35+ years of listening to them. though it wasn't at all my favorite at first...
So many great elements in this song!! But that organ that damn organ!🔥🔥🔥
I haven't heard tbe studio version in quite some time, maybe as long as 6 months ago. Most reactors listen to the '73 live version, which I think is one of the best performances ever, but then listening to the studio version is like, "OMG Zeppelin was such a great band!" That high ass note Robert hit was unbelievable, how many singers were there that could do that like he could in the day, not very damn many. Great reaction, looking forward to the rest of your Zeppelin journey :)
Yeeeha!!! Great choice! I can not hear enough of the great Led. Talk about a band that did and still does bring peoples souls together ¡ 🤟🤟🤟
One of the great blues songs of all time
I’ve loved this song for forty years. Just saw a clip of Corinne Bailey Rae performing it beautifully. It’s worth a look when you have time.
OMG, I love this song! Thanks for doing it. It drips in the blues sauce. Best example of their blues talent. Enjoy!
I’m so glad you’re enjoying the Zeppelin journey, this is what I was addicted to throughout the ‘70’s.
Zep is addicting
A rock-blues masterpiece. Period.
LZIII is my most listened to album, mainly for this song admittedly, but the whole album
is 🔥🔥🌟🔥🔥
OMG i just love you. Going through some really sad family stuff and your videos have made me laugh and so happy. You are amazing. Thank you for all of this. Just know you are cheering someone up who needs that right now!!
I truly hope everything works out ❤❤... and It makes me happy that my videos cheer you up. Bless up 🙌🏾🙌🏾
This is an old Delta Blues song that Zeppelin made so much better!!!
I LOVE the Zep!!! It is sooo great to watch you enjoy them as well.
Glad you enjoy it! 🤟🏿🤟🏿🤟🏿
This and Kasmir are 2 of my favorites!! Roberts voice is other worldly. If you havent watched Kashmir live at Knebworth 1979, you absolutely should, its the best!!🎶🎵🎶💜
Saw a reactor who said Jimmy Page seems to "mine the music out of the guitar"!
And he described the imperfections is what gives his playing human feeling.
Well I'm not qualified to describe his playing as having any "imperfections" but as a human I can say it just oooozzzes feeling 😂
And this track is definitely one of my Equal top half a dozen Led Zepp favourite Led Zepp tracks.
Your right Biz. Sad. The Blues was born from pain and heartache. I also relate to a woman who doesn't appreciate!🤣 When you started talkin that I thought you might know my 1st wife 🤣
Keep it Rockin Brah 🤙
😂😂😂😂 oh wow this made me laugh
🎸💯 I love these Zeppelin blues‼🔥
This song is blue flames!! The hottest part of the fire!
Okay I am only halfway through your reaction video but I needed to pause and make a comment!! First of all I've been a fan of Led Zeppelin and listening to their music since the early 1970s!! And this studio version of Since I've Been Loving You is one of my favorite Led Zeppelin songs of all time!!! Just the raw emotion and passion in Robert Plant's voice every time he screams is enough to send chills and goosebumps!!! The white version is okay but I always go to the studio version of this particular song it is in my opinion one of the top three songs that Led Zeppelin ever recorded!!!!
I much prefer this version to the live. You don't get the epic 10:48 crescendo for example at MSG.
A masterpiece!
So fun to watch you go through the albums, especially when we know absolute smoke shows like this are coming up!
its been fun for me aswell
Good honest reaction...can tell you felt it...that's the best reaction..
My favorite song by them
Love this song. Please check out their song, "Thank You"... It's another great song. One of my top favorites. Thanks for this one
One of my favorite songs by them but not my only favorite song by them
Their recorded stuff is awesome but their live stuff is even better.
Friggin Master Class!
Probably my favorite!
This very well may be the greatest song of all time
7:41-7:50 every guitar players favorite part
The faces you are making are spot on! you can hear w the headphones all that john paul jones does to glue it all together
This is amazing!! As always!
Thank you! Cheers!
And that's why they call it the Blues
I love Zeppelin but this song just does it for me.
BIZMATIK #1
I’ve been waiting for this one. 🔥
😁
That squeaky bass drum pedal is music to my ears.
Wow. I`m 57 yrs old and an old zep fan. Never heard that before. Hear it plain as day. Don`t know if a remaster or your comment brought it to the front. Hmmm.
It’s more prominent due to the remaster. I admit I find it distracting. But it’s real music not electronic bull crap so I can deal :)
They are probably the best writing band around...them and the Beatles...just different.
Most of Zepplin’s lyrics are from old blues songs or Tolkien references
@@alsleet442...only a few have Tolkien references...the rest of Zep's lyrics are just as fantastic.
you damn right!
💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
That smile says it all 💯
I used up all my words on the NF review, so ....
💞
💯
If you didnt feel your life was drag, at 11:30 Bonham comes and smashes you to the floor with those never-ending rolls.
You need to see the live version of this one!
He’s not singing about working at a job, exactly, he’s singing about working at a relationship every night.
Agree to disagree. Working from 7 AM to 11 PM is a common blues cliche. He means he works all day for the money she takes and then f-s somebody else when he’s not home to take care of her.
@@jamestickle3070 Maybe you’re just confused by the Lemon Song? He doesn’t say working from 7 to 11 every day, but every night. 7pm to 11pm 🤷🏻♂️
@@HeavyBrocks 7 in the morning to 11 every night. 16 hour work shift. A 4 hour shift would never, ever be considered a drag...
@@relayer43 If every night you’re spending it trying to fix a broken relationship, yes, it would be a drag...
@@relayer43 #1 answer on Lyrics Interpretations...Page is referring to a serious committed relation like marriage etc and the line 'working from 7 to 11 every night' actually refers to the time he spends with his lover/wife arguing or possibly fighting. He is frustrated with the recurring fights and the misunderstandings etc and the continuous mind torture he receives from her end. On a very basic level the song is portraying how a man goes through a failed relationship/marriage and how he deals with it.
As I said. Another good hint might be that there is absolutely zero other mention of a job in the song. It’s about his relationship. Working from 7 to 11 EVERY NIGHT. The answer is staring you in the face.
This is in my top five of theirs, easy.
Favorite LZ song.
Backdoor man is the guy your woman is cheating with. I go out the front door and hear the back door slam means the guy was just waiting for you to leave so he can step in. The DOORS also have a song called Backdoor Man, its about the same thing. A cheating woman.
Blues in C minor 12/8 time. 4 sets of triplets. Amazing how many people can’t count the changes 1 triplet 2 triplet 3 triplet 4 triplet change
Or 123 223 323 423 change
The master of mixing major and minor - fully mastered the understanding of the tritone flat 7, maj/min 3 relationship between the 1/4/5 chords of a blues progression so for him to improv a blues solo is like you trying to sleep with your eyes closed
Uh huh...more like he jammed over it a hundred times on his own to get a semblance of where he wanted to go with the solo. He wasn’t thinking “theory”; he’s going with changes and emotion.
Right but the general consensus is he didn’t know what he was doing theoretically and that couldn’t be further from the truth
That’s my point
He just got lucky knowing where to take progressions and where the sweet notes not only were but how to blend them all
He was a studio musician who played for other artists of all different gendered and styles for years
He most likely has perfect pitch to have such an image understanding of intervals (perfect pitch doesn’t mean he can sing - it’s his ear not his voice).
People think it’s just all white magic and prodigy powers
@@Samscoinsandheavymetal yes he had some knowledge of what he was doing theoretically; and, yes, he was a studio musician. But he would’ve been far more versed in other scales and such had he truly understood music theory as per say a far more advanced true studio musician like say Steve Lukather. Too, highly doubtful that he had perfect pitch; it has never come up in any interview with him, nor in any other tome pursuant to him; and it would’ve come up. Page was largely a pentatonic, blues, Dorian and Aeolian soloist; and likely happened upon most of it by dabbling around, and by using his great ears. He did do some studying with John Mcglothlin sometime around Physical Graffiti, and he did learn some new approaches to chords and such, which on can hear on that album. But truly musically schooled a la say a Steve Vai? No.
Studio version is best by farrrr. It's perfect
You have to listen to the live version live at Madison Square garden in 73! Best video on RUclips! The solo is ten times better!
Bonzo on those drums!!!
Damn you are good!!
🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿 thanks
This is Jimmy Page's baby, he is the reason I picked up a guitar 47 years ago.
And here's the blues they started with but a little matured
Luv studio , like live ?
Blues and Country music does the best job at telling a very real relatable story. Led Zeppelin being heavily influenced by the Blues. There are always outliers in other genres, outliers being the key difference.
The live Madison Square version is great but this studio original is silk bourbon with a strong burn after it goes down. ...
This is one you should see live at the MSG concert in 73 they take it to another level its greatness
He's reacted to it already.
You definitely pegged the meaning of the song.
Live JPJ plays organ not bass. Kinda hard to do both at the same time. So I prefer the studio version.
This song ESPECIALLY the studio version is significantly better (for me). Looking forward to how much you’re about to love this lol. I’m 20 seconds in.
❤❤❤
I think Robert Plant sounds a lot like Janis Joplin in this song (or vice versa--dk who came first). Lots of parallels.
This song is Beethoven’s 5th good.
Agreed
And JPJ on that organ!
❤️
Great as they were. I always thought they were a studio band versus live..Jimmy's layering of guitars etc. made a big diff.
Bonzo's fills!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
4 guys - 5 instruments at the same time?
jimmy was really big into the occult and i truly believe he sold his soul to obtain his godly powers
Lol. Right.
Paused at the Worst Spots! Talked TOO LONG during the Pause!! I personally like watching Someone's Reaction WHILE the Song is Allowed to Flow Natural!! You Wreaked That!! No like!!👎
WOW!!! Talk about a negative Nancy!!!
1)You CLEARLY don't know this guy and his reactions!!
2) He's a REACTOR... It's what he's supposed to do....
3)He's actually one of the best reactors out there... he pays attention, asks questions and if he doesn't like/feel it.... he says so.... and most of us appreciate that.
4) We're all entitled to our opinions... you gave yours. Here's mine.... It's best to familiarize yourself with someone before passing judgement..... Peace.... :)
*wrecked
@@michaelgilbert197 Not to mention that there is no good place to pause a song like this -- but, you have to pause it to not be blocked.
Anyway, perhaps Lee can put up his own reaction video to show us how it is done "right" :-)
@@fewwiggle Bahahaha!! Kudos!!!
oh man thank you! 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿