JPJ is often overlooked despite his huge talent at his instrument and his arrangements....but not on this song. A deaf man can hear his greatness on this song. Truly the star of the song.
Sad but true! He wasn’t so much “one of the boys” with the others in the band. If he was he woulda had more public spotlight on him. Huge talent and highly respected after the fact now. Hid work with Them Crooked Vultures a fine example of talent that keeps giving👍👍
The biggest Led Zeppelin slapper that no one ever talks about is 'Trampled Underfoot'. It's such a great rock n roll groove that I don't understand why more people don't react to it.
Because its overshadowed by the next song on the album, "Kashmir". Mind you, im not saying that "Trampled Underfoot" isnt underrated, im just saying that "Kashmir" is such a BIG song, that has a sound that no one had ever heard, that it was almost inevitable that it would be a bit overlooked.
If they have not they should watch the trilogy, it will blow their minds. Reading the books is an incredible challenge with gigantic payout for those who try.
I remember a spoof, back in the 70s, but I can't track it down now. It was a spoof lyric to - IIRC - _Stairway to heaven,_ and the only bit I can remember is "...mystical mock-elvish magic..."
@@pulsarlights2825 all musicians build their career standing on the shoulders of previous giants. Nothing is 100% original. It is called having influences. Lots of blues influence in LZ.
If there's one thing I remember about the seventies, it was those swirling bodies! Love it! Robert Plant admitted he was later embarrassed by the Lord of the Ring references, as he said they didn't make much sense in the context of the novels. They create an excellent atmosphere on the song though. Classic
Lex, you have great taste in music! Zeppelin is the best band ever! They invite you in, intoxicate you! Darkness and light! Their music will stand the test of time! Their musical arrangement and structure is the best ever! Way to go!
This is my brother's favorite Zeppelin song, which means it's his favorite song. LZ just does so many things in each song, and still manage to make so many different sounds. I completely understand why some younger folks are so jealous of those of us who grew up with Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath, Bad Company, Jethro Tull, Beatles, etc, etc, etc. I for one feel very fortunate for being around in that era.
@@unholydriver4987 Oh, okay. I'm really not obsessed with your YT name, it's just that album and DIO brought me to Jesus when I was much younger, and it's still like a church hymn book for me. So when I saw your name...............
You've done the "popular" songs - the ones that everyone knows or at least has heard - and now you're getting into the real Led Zeppelin. Enjoy the journey!
Brad, the "girl" in this song is the One Ring of Doom from Lord of the Rings, as this song is from Bilbo's perspective of his travels. Not the only Led Zeppelin song about LOTR either...
Wish u guys would give “Bring it on Home” a try. One of my favorites of theirs. It’s kinda like a roller coaster ride, but then again, most of their songs are like that. Yay Brad! Kashmir is my all time fav also!! Thank you peace ✌️
The "Girl" is the One Ring aka the Ring of Power, the song is song from Frodo's point of view as he is leaving the Shire with Sam, Merry, & Pippen Misty Mountain Hop and Battle for Evermore are also about the LOTR
I love Lex. She seems to really feel the music and understands the complexity of Led Zeppelin. Brad doesn’t seem to get excited about much, like he has no soul or feelings. I don’t understand people who don’t get moved by music.
Great memories.... saw them three times in the early 70's. But they never got any better after '74. Panning left to right was one of the few things they could do with audio back then.
Not sure of the stage set-up over the years but I do remember when I saw them, Jimmy had 4 Marshall cabinets side by side with the 4 Marshall heads stacked 2 high on each end and 2 echoplex's running in series (it extends the delay) sitting in the center. When an early band I was in finally got a second echoplex, then we could copy so many song's properly. Of course tape effects were replaced electronically but like you say - we work with what we have at the time.
The fade out was cut short - but not by 4 minutes. This a beautifully crafted song, its brilliance in the details that are not obvious but form the whole sound. I am a huge fan of Page's acoustic guitar strumming. Every chord is played to be ideal for its place in the song. That ability is what separates great guitarists from the rest.
YES!!! One of my favorite Led Zeppelin songs! THANK YOU for not reacting to the live version! @Brad - Why the stone face, Brad???? @Lex.... yyyass, Lex, love watching you jam!
This is music for the head. It's not all about the beat. We called it head music. Smoke a doob and sit back turn it up a little and listen. You'll get it.
My choices for Zeppapalooza would be Going To California, Hey Hey What Can I Do, Out On The Tiles, and the "good" live version of Achilles Last Stand where Page is about 90 lbs, covered in sweat, wearing a blue/purple (Im half color blind) silk shirt...just going to town on his guitar.
I subscribe to see sister groove to the tunes I have loved for 50 years! She gets it! And she reminds me that the joy of Zeppelin is eternal and I still get the same vibes after all these years. Thank-you Lexi, Sister, You ROCK!
I love Lex on these videos. She feels the music and clearly has soul. I love watching her react. She's smiling and bopping while Brad keeps it cool and listens intently. Keep 'em coming, I love it!
I love how she lets herself go into the music and how she moves to it. It’s as if her shoulders are the bass, the fingers and palms trade off between the drums and guitar, and her head bopping to the lead guitar…and then she switches it up when the bridge happens or some other lick comes in. It’s a delight to see her movement interpreting the music so in tune even though it’s her first time hearing it.
Lex, you are right! With Led Zeppelin, there's something to like in every song. I guess THE definition of a good song IS one that ends before you want it to... It can't be any other way.
I saw that "it's to short" coming 🤣😂🤣 my opinions or what you should do next would be "The Ocean" "Misty Mountain Hop" "Over the Hill and Far Away" There are so many
Brad and Lex, you two complement each other beautifully! However, I do find it difficult not to fall in love with Lexi. Both of you, I believe, were made for each other. I love both of your reactions to all these tunes younger than me. Please live a happy, loving life together. This song was born from, J.R.R. Tolkien.
Back in the day rock groups wrote such intricate lyrics and composed such beautiful songs longer than 2 or 3 minutes without any help with Auto-Tune or drum machines and to think they were mere 20 year olds. You don't get any of that today at all.....PERIOD. I know that there are those who may disagree but we all know that as fact. It's sad that the organic aspect of Rock and Roll and rock groups has become extinct.
A number of years ago, I saw a show on DirecTV (Guitar Center Presents?) with Joe Walsh. One of those shows that would interlace segments of a concert with interviews with the artist. This was when Joe released the album Analog Man. During that show, Joe talked about how he'd been away from recording for many years at that time, and how much had changed. This led to the most beautiful rant about modern music and how it was made. Primarily, he had difficulty with the idea that there are "songs" out there that nobody, anywhere, had ever actually performed. That they were all produced from/by computers with samples, etc. Nobody had actually PLAYED them. Kind of goes with the title track of the album. He's an analog man living in a digital world.
@@brolinofvandar I remember seeing the exact same thing about Joe Walsh while I was reading your info, it all came to me. I remember a couple of things he was talking about like how in his words, "music has lost its Mojo and all music today is nothing but layers upon layers of digital music, electronic drums and sampling". Yeah I remember that...that's cool that Joe thinks that way. I know I do just like many do
There musicianship really shows in this song. Best Rock n Roll band of all time. Mordor and Gollum refers to The Lord of the Rings. They were big fans!!
This song is 52 years old and it's still amazing to me. I heard the album when it was first released 52 years ago. Please react to the "Lemon Song" from this same album. By the way, this song has a mid-evil vibe as it borrowed characters from The Hobbit, "Gollum and Mordor".
If you ever do a one-band stream, this is THE band to do, because putting them against other bands is like pitting opponents against Mike Tyson in his prime.
The greatness of Led Zeppelin can never be topped by any other Hard Rock Band in history! I was just a 13 year old kid with aspirations of becoming a Musician when my older brother brought this music to my attention one day, it took me a long time to learn to play different instruments, 4 years later I found myself going to a Zeppelin concert when they released Houses of the Holy album, what else can I say !!!
Listening thru headphones is great, but these were recorded to be played on HiFi stereo system with speakers and the volume way up, so the stereophonic effect is much better received that way.
@@Gekokujo76 There are also what appear to be references to LOTR in "Stairway to Heaven". "And a new day will dawn, for those who stand long, and the forest will echo with laughter". Elves?
There aren't enough words to describe how excellent this is. Led Zeppelin II or The Brown Bomber if you prefer, is my favourite album of theirs. Lex please don't ever compare Led Zep to Queen again, they're in totally different leagues. :-)
Zep was a group of incredible musicians, but John Paul Jones's bass is the star of this song.
JPJ is often overlooked despite his huge talent at his instrument and his arrangements....but not on this song. A deaf man can hear his greatness on this song. Truly the star of the song.
@@Gekokujo76 *I really don't think anybody is overlooked in this band, they all got their due in spades...
their importance can not be overstated.
No doubt about it
Sad but true! He wasn’t so much “one of the boys” with the others in the band. If he was he woulda had more public spotlight on him. Huge talent and highly respected after the fact now. Hid work with Them Crooked Vultures a fine example of talent that keeps giving👍👍
Lex has great taste in music.
I love to see someone enjoy the music like I do! I’m over here bopping along too.
Yep I agree ... she really gets it! Brad is more robotic
shes amazing
@@edwarddearlove7093 She has *awesome* taste in music!
Makes up for Brad who seems to have no understanding or knowledge of music at all.
The bass on this track is outstanding.. JPJ is truly a legend
He's one of the most underrated base players in my opinion. Don't know why he doesn't get the same praise as the rest.
YES!!!! Silky smooth bass!
Most Definitely. Incredible. None of Jones lines are boring though.
Watching him play on this song is something special. :)
Lex had one of the greatest observations ever saying that you may not like a song by Zepplin, but there will be at least one part you do like.
The biggest Led Zeppelin slapper that no one ever talks about is 'Trampled Underfoot'. It's such a great rock n roll groove that I don't understand why more people don't react to it.
you nailed it
Great one
Great song, one of them driving songs that guarantees a speeding ticket lol
Because its overshadowed by the next song on the album, "Kashmir". Mind you, im not saying that "Trampled Underfoot" isnt underrated, im just saying that "Kashmir" is such a BIG song, that has a sound that no one had ever heard, that it was almost inevitable that it would be a bit overlooked.
Definitely influenced Rival Sons "Pressure and Time"! Great call on that one!!!
JPJ's sick bass line snaking around in the background.
The timeliness and timelessness of this song on this crisp November day hit me right in the feels! Oooh, and that bass.......
Yes, the bass.... 🤘🤘
Yes! :-)
The bass is gorgeous
John Paul Jones = G.O.A.T.
What an excellent song. The bass riff is out of this world!
It's so smoooooooth.
If you like this, check out: Led Zeppelin - "Gallows Pole."
100% one of my favs
yup
Yep - love it
I swear if you just piece all the zeppelin songs together you don’t even need to see the Lord of the Rings.
If they have not they should watch the trilogy, it will blow their minds. Reading the books is an incredible challenge with gigantic payout for those who try.
I belive it!
I remember a spoof, back in the 70s, but I can't track it down now. It was a spoof lyric to - IIRC - _Stairway to heaven,_ and the only bit I can remember is "...mystical mock-elvish magic..."
too funny
Been waiting for their reaction to Battle of Evermore, if only for the exquisite harmonies with Sandy Denny, let alone all the LotR lore.
Lex would love their song ROCK N ROLL . She's always excited and getting lit to the Art of Classic rock.
Lex DID love the song when they reacted to it a couple weeks ago.
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One of my fave bass lines
The greatest band in history!
They plagiarized a lot of music to be the greatest band in history.....
Agree
@pulsar, so did the beatles, bob dylan, etc etc etc, get over yourself
@@pulsarlights2825 Re imagined, nothing like the original source in most cases.
@@pulsarlights2825 all musicians build their career standing on the shoulders of previous giants. Nothing is 100% original. It is called having influences. Lots of blues influence in LZ.
When the Levee Breaks is a good one too!
If there's one thing I remember about the seventies, it was those swirling bodies! Love it! Robert Plant admitted he was later embarrassed by the Lord of the Ring references, as he said they didn't make much sense in the context of the novels. They create an excellent atmosphere on the song though. Classic
Funnily enough the total randomness of those references is one of the things I enjoy the most in this song. Well, aside from the bass.
JPJ: "He(Robert) read Tolkien all the time."
@@LordRahl1975 Same
Honestly I don't think we cared so much about lyrics making sense. It was just really good music.
One of the most beautiful bass lines in music, If not the most.
The Lemon Song should be next. Brad will like what that one's about and Lex will love the bass and crazy transitions.
Right on Hilary...My favorite Zeppelin song...
This is my favorite bass line of all time.
LED ZEPPELIN "NO QUARTER"...A HAUNTING YET BEAUTIFUL CLASSIC.
This song is just exquisite. It can transport you anywhere you want. Is one of my favorites from Led Zeppelin. ❤️
Lex, you have great taste in music! Zeppelin is the best band ever! They invite you in, intoxicate you! Darkness and light! Their music will stand the test of time! Their musical arrangement and structure is the best ever! Way to go!
Maybe my favorite Led song. I can listen all day!!! That bass!!
I bought this record album in 1970, i was 16 yrs. It never gets old, glad you young people are enjoying some good vibes!
Lex is a VIBE and I’m hear for it 🕺
This is my brother's favorite Zeppelin song, which means it's his favorite song. LZ just does so many things in each song, and still manage to make so many different sounds. I completely understand why some younger folks are so jealous of those of us who grew up with Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath, Bad Company, Jethro Tull, Beatles, etc, etc, etc. I for one feel very fortunate for being around in that era.
Hey DIO, why did you quit on me on the other video??? You never answered with anymore lyrics. Hurt my feelings.
@@drServitis I was giving other people a chance to join in. 😀
@@unholydriver4987 Oh, okay. I'm really not obsessed with your YT name, it's just that album and DIO brought me to Jesus when I was much younger, and it's still like a church hymn book for me. So when I saw your name...............
Lex gets the blues! Brad you need to smile more... it's priceless!! You both are charming!!
I see you guys can't get enough of Zeppelin....So do I!!!!
You've done the "popular" songs - the ones that everyone knows or at least has heard - and now you're getting into the real Led Zeppelin. Enjoy the journey!
I love when Lex hits a note from the song. Every time, in key with the song.
Lex hears beauty and it just wraps her up like a cloak. Marvelous to watch.
Brad, the "girl" in this song is the One Ring of Doom from Lord of the Rings, as this song is from Bilbo's perspective of his travels. Not the only Led Zeppelin song about LOTR either...
It was once aid that you can sum up the themes of Led Zeppelin songs as Vikings, sex, Hobbits and vikings having sex with hobbits!
@@mickbacon8542 and citrus
@@mickbacon8542 This is the best thing I have read all week haha.
Yep Battle of Evermore.
Wish u guys would give “Bring it on Home” a try. One of my favorites of theirs. It’s kinda like a roller coaster ride, but then again, most of their songs are like that. Yay Brad! Kashmir is my all time fav also!! Thank you peace ✌️
Plant's impression of Sonny Boy Williamson at the start is so on the money. Then it goes ZEPPELIN!
They will get a shock and surprise as many have who have listen to the song. They had rolls back their eyebrows pop up in their eyeballs pop out.
I agree
So cool to see Lex chasing Jonesy's baseline!!😎😄🤘🎶
Ya gotta move to it...
Great song!!❤️Gullom, the evil one, crept up and slipped away with her……. Love the infused legend!❤️😘☮️😎
*"Gollum AND the evil one..." (Sauron)
The "Girl" is the One Ring aka the Ring of Power, the song is song from Frodo's point of view as he is leaving the Shire with Sam, Merry, & Pippen
Misty Mountain Hop and Battle for Evermore are also about the LOTR
My All-time favorite Led Zeppelin song 💗
I love Lex. She seems to really feel the music and understands the complexity of Led Zeppelin. Brad doesn’t seem to get excited about much, like he has no soul or feelings. I don’t understand people who don’t get moved by music.
It seems like autism to me.
No. Brad is just trying to understand it. He is critical. Not a bad thing.
Everybody doesn't wear their feelings on the outside.....
Judgmental ?
@@jpmccray6754 nope! Just making an observation, although you seem to be judging me for stating my observation. You seem to take this very personally.
great reaction!! Never can go wrong with Led Zeppelin. Ramble on is a.classic
Gotta love the way Lex feels the music
One of the best bass lines ever.
I can see in Brad's face and tell he loves Zeppelin!!!
I really enjoy Lex enjoying Zeppelin and I hold out hope that Brad will come around.
That chorus bass line!!! locked in!
You were introduced to the greatest band of all time. Period.
Love this song and Jimmys layers of guitars are just beautiful! The GOATs!
Led Zeppelin is the best ever and that can not be disputed.
Great memories.... saw them three times in the early 70's. But they never got any better after '74. Panning left to right was one of the few things they could do with audio back then.
Plant blew out his voice by 1973, and he never sang live after that like he did in the studio
I agree, Plant blew his voice out in ‘73 and Page got lost in heroin. Jones and Bonham continued to get better though. Pre ‘74 they were unstoppable.
They had four great albums, which is three more than most bands, then they ran out of ideas.
@@andrewmorton9327 1-6 are perfect/great. Presence and ITTOD have epics but they aren’t as polished or well-rounded.
Not sure of the stage set-up over the years but I do remember when I saw them, Jimmy had 4 Marshall cabinets side by side with the 4 Marshall heads stacked 2 high on each end and 2 echoplex's running in series (it extends the delay) sitting in the center. When an early band I was in finally got a second echoplex, then we could copy so many song's properly. Of course tape effects were replaced electronically but like you say - we work with what we have at the time.
J.R. TOLKEN WOULD BE PROUD TO HAVE SUCH A GREAT BAND TO SHARE THE TALE. LOVE THE DRUM TAPPING
The fade out was cut short - but not by 4 minutes. This a beautifully crafted song, its brilliance in the details that are not obvious but form the whole sound. I am a huge fan of Page's acoustic guitar strumming. Every chord is played to be ideal for its place in the song. That ability is what separates great guitarists from the rest.
I love the drum tap and of course the lyrics.
That bass line though….John Paul Jones shines in this song!
Really enjoy how happy Lex gets at each stage of Zep songs. You can see it in her smile. ✌
YES!!! One of my favorite Led Zeppelin songs! THANK YOU for not reacting to the live version! @Brad - Why the stone face, Brad????
@Lex.... yyyass, Lex, love watching you jam!
He had that exact face in every video. He doesn't like music unless it's rap or hip hop.
This is music for the head. It's not all about the beat. We called it head music. Smoke a doob and sit back turn it up a little and listen. You'll get it.
I love the lord of the rings reference lol... love led zep
Lex is such a trip !!! She gets it !!! love watching her reactions !!
Time for a ZEPPATHON!!! Thank you, going to California, the ocean, ten years gone the list goes on and on
My choices for Zeppapalooza would be Going To California, Hey Hey What Can I Do, Out On The Tiles, and the "good" live version of Achilles Last Stand where Page is about 90 lbs, covered in sweat, wearing a blue/purple (Im half color blind) silk shirt...just going to town on his guitar.
I subscribe to see sister groove to the tunes I have loved for 50 years! She gets it! And she reminds me that the joy of Zeppelin is eternal and I still get the same vibes after all these years. Thank-you Lexi, Sister, You ROCK!
You are both a diminishing species. You are so wonderfully honest!✌💜&understanding
I love Lex on these videos. She feels the music and clearly has soul. I love watching her react. She's smiling and bopping while Brad keeps it cool and listens intently. Keep 'em coming, I love it!
I love how she lets herself go into the music and how she moves to it. It’s as if her shoulders are the bass, the fingers and palms trade off between the drums and guitar, and her head bopping to the lead guitar…and then she switches it up when the bridge happens or some other lick comes in. It’s a delight to see her movement interpreting the music so in tune even though it’s her first time hearing it.
Led Zeppelin is just awesome. Love your guys' reactions. Ramble On, Immigrant Song, Stairway to Heaven etc. So many legendary songs.
They have so many great songs that I love, but I think I would have to put this one Top of the List! ❤️
Ramble On and The Rain Song are two of my most favorite Zeppelin songs. Both are awesome
Lex, you are right! With Led Zeppelin, there's something to like in every song. I guess THE definition of a good song IS one that ends before you want it to... It can't be any other way.
B & L ...you pick the coolest songs!!! :)
...ps: you need "to savor" the short songs!
:D :D :D
I saw that "it's to short" coming 🤣😂🤣 my opinions or what you should do next would be
"The Ocean"
"Misty Mountain Hop"
"Over the Hill and Far Away"
There are so many
The bass in this song is everything. By far, my favorite Led Zeppelin song.
Brad and Lex, you two complement each other beautifully! However, I do find it difficult not to fall in love with Lexi. Both of you, I believe, were made for each other. I love both of your reactions to all these tunes younger than me. Please live a happy, loving life together. This song was born from, J.R.R. Tolkien.
One of my favorite Led Zeppelin songs.
"The Evil One" is a reference to Sauron? I guess Plant was too scared to utter his name out loud....
He is referring to Gollum in this case.
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 :"But Gollum...and the Evil One...crept up and slipped away with her". Gollum and Sauron
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 He sings, "Gollum AND the Evil One". That's TWO, not ONE. 😉
Yep. In the book there were cautions given about saying his name.
@@trevorjames6185 Exactly. They would refer to Sauron by names like "the Evil One". But most commonly he was just referred to as "the Enemy".
You two , make me smile & laugh : EVERYTIME - GJ - Keep it up - PEACE 🤑
Back in the day rock groups wrote such intricate lyrics and composed such beautiful songs longer than 2 or 3 minutes without any help with Auto-Tune or drum machines and to think they were mere 20 year olds. You don't get any of that today at all.....PERIOD. I know that there are those who may disagree but we all know that as fact. It's sad that the organic aspect of Rock and Roll and rock groups has become extinct.
I agree with what you say mostly except for Greta Van Fleet
A number of years ago, I saw a show on DirecTV (Guitar Center Presents?) with Joe Walsh. One of those shows that would interlace segments of a concert with interviews with the artist. This was when Joe released the album Analog Man. During that show, Joe talked about how he'd been away from recording for many years at that time, and how much had changed. This led to the most beautiful rant about modern music and how it was made. Primarily, he had difficulty with the idea that there are "songs" out there that nobody, anywhere, had ever actually performed. That they were all produced from/by computers with samples, etc. Nobody had actually PLAYED them.
Kind of goes with the title track of the album. He's an analog man living in a digital world.
@@brolinofvandar I remember seeing the exact same thing about Joe Walsh while I was reading your info, it all came to me. I remember a couple of things he was talking about like how in his words, "music has lost its Mojo and all music today is nothing but layers upon layers of digital music, electronic drums and sampling". Yeah I remember that...that's cool that Joe thinks that way. I know I do just like many do
That just absolutely classic bassline is so perfect. He could just nail a run
My personal favorite zeppelin song is called "Bring it on home", especially if you like blues mixed in.
They’ve done that one
incredibly diverse and talented band, and they sound FANTASTIC!!!
There musicianship really shows in this song. Best Rock n Roll band of all time.
Mordor and Gollum refers to The Lord of the Rings. They were big fans!!
Such a melodic bass line.
Even Lex's stank face is cute.
She's so adorable, isn't she?
LOVE LED Zepplin
The real reason Led Zeppelin is the greatest rock band ever: songs that reference Gollum and Thor.
Everyone needs a Lex by there side. She is a burst of sunshine and happiness. Rock on lol
Check out Traveling Riverside Blues
THANK YOU another great Zeppelin song you should hear.
This song is 52 years old and it's still amazing to me. I heard the album when it was first released 52 years ago. Please react to the "Lemon Song" from this same album. By the way, this song has a mid-evil vibe as it borrowed characters from The Hobbit, "Gollum and Mordor".
Zeppelin has lifted my spirit so many times but watching you guys react brings another level. Lex really grooves outwardly and expresses a joy.
If you ever do a one-band stream, this is THE band to do, because putting them against other bands is like pitting opponents against Mike Tyson in his prime.
Ok, I´ll take The Beatles and Prime Ali. ;) But I get what you´re sayin.
I’d knock you out with The Rolling Stones 😇
@@TubetakerBHV Me too. For the Win!
😄 In an actual physical brawl, Zeppelin would destroy the Stones. The Who vs. Zep would be a fairer fight.
@@ArmandoMPR Stones have some killer songs too, Time, Thumb, Shelter
The greatness of Led Zeppelin can never be topped by any other Hard Rock Band in history! I was just a 13 year old kid with aspirations of becoming a Musician when my older brother brought this music to my attention one day, it took me a long time to learn to play different instruments, 4 years later I found myself going to a Zeppelin concert when they released Houses of the Holy album, what else can I say !!!
Listening thru headphones is great, but these were recorded to be played on HiFi stereo system with speakers and the volume way up, so the stereophonic effect is much better received that way.
True, but better headphones than a lousy phone speaker!!
@@LordRahl1975 oh for sure,
Agree!! With a big ol fatty! 😜👍
Anybody remember quadraphonic sound?
@@DetroitRockCityMusic I’m not sure, but I think that the concept failed because it didn’t sell well. Too bad 🤔
Hello from New England..Yep this is a hit..Lex had the stink face going within 20 seconds..Great song..Peace
There are very few "not so good" Zeppelin songs. Best band. Best music. Best musicians. Period!
My fav tune when the leaves start turning....timeless....✌😎
You guys should react to…
Deep Purple - Child in Time
🎸🤘
100 percent YES.
My all time favorite Deep Purple song.
I love watching Lex's reaction! Always fun!
Who else can read The Hobbit and write a F'n killer song about it ❤️😳
Not all nerds wear glasses 🤣😂
As someone beat me to 2 hours ago, they actually have 3 songs (that I know of). Misty Mountain Hop and Battle of Evermore also.
@@Gekokujo76 There are also what appear to be references to LOTR in "Stairway to Heaven".
"And a new day will dawn, for those who stand long, and the forest will echo with laughter". Elves?
One of them was SO UTTERLY INTO THAT. Lovely to watch.
There aren't enough words to describe how excellent this is. Led Zeppelin II or The Brown Bomber if you prefer, is my favourite album of theirs. Lex please don't ever compare Led Zep to Queen again, they're in totally different leagues. :-)
I never was a big Zeppelin fan until I started watching y'all, and I was there when they were new.
"Going to California"
Led Zeppelin, folk blends, rock, protometal, always so satisfying.
Lex gets it. Brad 😕. I've seen quite a few videos and I'm not sure if Brad likes any of it