Isn't this just crazy? My brother-in-law talks about how this came on the radio when he was at a stoplight. He was completely stunned. So much so the cars behind him started honking. He was so taken aback. No one had ever heard anything like this before. Zeppelin came out of the gates gangbusters. And no one expected it. It changed rock music forever. In fact, the term rock had never been used. And their music is still relevant. I love the Beatles. But Led Zeppelin defined the real rock.
I can only imagine!! But this, I didn't know. It never occurred to me until now that the word rock music must have been used for the first time at a certain point of time. Their music is immortal. It transports me to a magical place. Thank you for watching. 🙂🤘🏾
The term rock and roll was popularized by Alan Freed in the 1950s. It was a well-known genre of music long before Led Zeppelin arrived on the scene. Chuck Berry's song "Rock and Roll Music" was released in 1957 (coincidentally the same year Elvis Presley, known as the King of Rock and Roll, released "Jailhouse Rock"). The Beatles recorded their version of Rock and Roll Music in 1964. Led Zeppelin certainly changed the game considerably though, blending blues, rock, folk and other genres and electrifying it all. Jimi Hendrix had already been doing this for a couple years, but Jimmy Page accelerated the development of this form of electric blues rock into the mainstream consciousness. Plus, this combo of four rock gods in one band made them absolute giants.
@@dylankerr2411 I'm learning as I go. Thank you for helping me carve my perspective with truth. I sincerely appreciate it. And, thank you for watching. 🙂🤘🏾
I had heard and loved their music off handedly before, but this is the first time I am realizing the gravity of their awesomeness!! Thank you for watching. 🙂🤘🏾
My buddy spun it for me about 2 weeks after the USA release. I liked the 1st and last song right off the bat. After 3-4 times I liked it all. AM radio didn`t play it, as they liked the 2-3 minute songs. Lucky for me living in the bay area we had Stereo FM channels that played it. `69-70 went to Winterland (SF) $5. 2nd time we sat next to the "light crew" people in the 2nd deck..... ahhhhhh the memories! 10X better live.
I can only imagine!! I owe my journey of discovery to some kind people on this channel. And albeit it's nowhere remotely as eventful as others' in real life. I am grateful for this continuing discovery. Thank you for watching. 🙂🤘🏾 PS - $5??? Wow!!!
Greetings from Canada. So you found the answer... one step at a time. It's how to approach the great ones: Zep, Pink Floyd, Jethro Tull, Dire Straits, Rush, Eurythmics and- let's say- Jeff Beck. Enjoy them all, Baba Rocker. Peace, love and bellbottoms.
Yep, still got all my LZ vinyl, blew my tiny mind then and still does today. I'm glad you noticed the bass and drums, my favourite rhythm section hence their photo as my avatar 😊 Looking forward to your next reaction.
🎊 Going through the “classics” from A to Z is the best approach, because you get to evolve WITH the band from song to song and album to album. Try on some Steely Dan and Supertramp when you get a chance…and don’t forget about The Who‼️
I'm enjoying this journey. And soon, I hope to enjoy other great bands as well. I read stories about Keith Moon when I first discovered Rock n Roll back in school. Legend. 🙂🤘🏾
@@TheRealBabaRaakha You probably heard about the “27 Club,” also. Those hard partying Rock Stars who died at age 27, like Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, etc. Enjoy your journey of discovery!
Listen to John Bonham on the drums he's playing the cow bell with one hand and the other with the other and just listen to how fast his foot is it's not a dbl bad drum.HE IS THE G O.A.T
I am learning a lot as I go. If I'm not mistaken, he might have been the first to do so!! Neither can I, but I am enjoying exercising my imagination with the company on the channel. Thank you for watching. 🙂🤘🏾
Led Zeppelin did not do singles. They wanted to be and were pretty strict about being an album rock band. When this album came out it was still in the midst of the hippie days and peace and love. Zeppelin was something totally different. The only band that was similar and came out about the same time was Black Sabbath. People found out about them from concerts and word of mouth. The music critics despised them. They trashed the album (and others that came out). No one paid attention to the critics. The people loved the group. And in a couple years they would be ruling the world. You may find this video very interesting. Zeppelin's first tour in America and in Jan. 1969 they played a venue in Boston called the Boston Tea Party. The story is fascinating. ruclips.net/video/w5GfqQtB2Rk/видео.htmlsi=0q0UQSX_Ks214-Sm
My apologies, I just saw this comment. It was held for review by RUclips. Thank you for telling me. I try to picture and travel in time. And it's fascinating. I can't believe the music critics despised them??!!! These guys were all round musical geniuses. I guess that further contributes to the very likely possibility that critics of any field are absolutely brainless. 🤷🏾♂️ I will check this out. Thank you for watching. 🙂🤘🏾
OMG OMG OMG!!!! This is the *Bestest** thing i have heard in awhile i am SO freakin **Excited** for THIS Weeeee **YOU** Sooo **ROCK** for doing them from the very **Start** ya have totally just made a **Pixie In MadLuv** with **MyBeautifulJimmyPageMagicalGeniusWizardBabe** **Extremely Tremendously Ecstatic Happy** with this **Triumphant** news!!! **PixieTwirls&CartwheelsGalore** Thank YOU ever so very MUCH ya have made my like **Year** Ha **ManyPixieHugz&LuvzALL**
@@TheRealBabaRaakha These **BeautifulMagicalBeings** mean the **World** to me they literally keep me **Alive** So i too am **Grateful&Thankful** to **YOU** to be taking me along on this **Your** **MagicalJourney** of discovering The **Best Band To Ever Gift Us With Their Presence**
Isn't this just crazy? My brother-in-law talks about how this came on the radio when he was at a stoplight. He was completely stunned. So much so the cars behind him started honking. He was so taken aback.
No one had ever heard anything like this before. Zeppelin came out of the gates gangbusters. And no one expected it. It changed rock music forever. In fact, the term rock had never been used. And their music is still relevant. I love the Beatles. But Led Zeppelin defined the real rock.
I can only imagine!! But this, I didn't know. It never occurred to me until now that the word rock music must have been used for the first time at a certain point of time. Their music is immortal. It transports me to a magical place. Thank you for watching. 🙂🤘🏾
The term rock and roll was popularized by Alan Freed in the 1950s. It was a well-known genre of music long before Led Zeppelin arrived on the scene. Chuck Berry's song "Rock and Roll Music" was released in 1957 (coincidentally the same year Elvis Presley, known as the King of Rock and Roll, released "Jailhouse Rock"). The Beatles recorded their version of Rock and Roll Music in 1964.
Led Zeppelin certainly changed the game considerably though, blending blues, rock, folk and other genres and electrifying it all. Jimi Hendrix had already been doing this for a couple years, but Jimmy Page accelerated the development of this form of electric blues rock into the mainstream consciousness. Plus, this combo of four rock gods in one band made them absolute giants.
@@dylankerr2411 I'm learning as I go. Thank you for helping me carve my perspective with truth. I sincerely appreciate it. And, thank you for watching. 🙂🤘🏾
Yes! I was 16 when I first heard this. Fortunate to have seen them twice.
Wow. I was 19, when I discovered them, but a little later. Thank you for watching. 🙂🤘🏾
I’m 68 years old. I was a young 13 and Led Zeppelin and I have been having a love affair since then! Welcome to the party!
I had heard and loved their music off handedly before, but this is the first time I am realizing the gravity of their awesomeness!! Thank you for watching. 🙂🤘🏾
My buddy spun it for me about 2 weeks after the USA release. I liked the 1st and last song right off the bat.
After 3-4 times I liked it all. AM radio didn`t play it, as they liked the 2-3 minute songs. Lucky for me living in
the bay area we had Stereo FM channels that played it. `69-70 went to Winterland (SF) $5. 2nd time we sat
next to the "light crew" people in the 2nd deck..... ahhhhhh the memories! 10X better live.
I can only imagine!! I owe my journey of discovery to some kind people on this channel. And albeit it's nowhere remotely as eventful as others' in real life. I am grateful for this continuing discovery. Thank you for watching. 🙂🤘🏾
PS - $5??? Wow!!!
Greetings from Canada. So you found the answer... one step at a time. It's how to approach the great ones: Zep, Pink Floyd, Jethro Tull, Dire Straits, Rush, Eurythmics and- let's say- Jeff Beck. Enjoy them all, Baba Rocker. Peace, love and bellbottoms.
And I am looking forward to the journey. Good company makes the journey better. Peace, love and garlic toast. 🙂🤘🏾
YES! Entire album, song by song reactions!
Yep, still got all my LZ vinyl, blew my tiny mind then and still does today. I'm glad you noticed the bass and drums, my favourite rhythm section hence their photo as my avatar 😊
Looking forward to your next reaction.
🙂❤️🤘🏾
Zepathon! All right!
I'll watch with you.
Babe I'm gonna leave you is next..
Thank you for watching. I'm trying to transport myself to the time when the world discovered them.🙂🤘🏾
*transport myself as much as my neurons allow
Looking forward to listening from the beginning to end
So am I. 🙂🤘🏾
🎊 Going through the “classics” from A to Z is the best approach, because you get to evolve WITH the band from song to song and album to album. Try on some Steely Dan and Supertramp when you get a chance…and don’t forget about The Who‼️
I'm enjoying this journey. And soon, I hope to enjoy other great bands as well. I read stories about Keith Moon when I first discovered Rock n Roll back in school. Legend. 🙂🤘🏾
@@TheRealBabaRaakha You probably heard about the “27 Club,” also. Those hard partying Rock Stars who died at age 27, like Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, etc. Enjoy your journey of discovery!
Listen to John Bonham on the drums he's playing the cow bell with one hand and the other with the other and just listen to how fast his foot is it's not a dbl bad drum.HE IS THE G
O.A.T
I'm realizing more and more with each song I listen that HE IS INDEED THE GOAT. Thank you for watching. 🙂🤘🏾
Thank you young man.
Thank you for watching. 🙂🤘🏾
That kick drum is NASTY!!!! I cannot imagine hearing this song for the first time when it was released. I was just born in 69.
I am learning a lot as I go. If I'm not mistaken, he might have been the first to do so!! Neither can I, but I am enjoying exercising my imagination with the company on the channel. Thank you for watching. 🙂🤘🏾
Good stuff.
Thank you for watching. 🙂🤘🏾
Kudos for giving props to Bonham's foot! Few reactors notice. Are you a drummer?
Thank you. I hope to have drumset one day. Right now I just play a couple of notes on the guitar. Thank you for watching. 🙂🤘🏾
*a drumset
Hey dude. I know nothing about you. But you feel good, you feel real. 😊
Thank you so much. Appreciate it. 🙂🤘🏾
Led Zeppelin did not do singles. They wanted to be and were pretty strict about being an album rock band.
When this album came out it was still in the midst of the hippie days and peace and love. Zeppelin was something totally different. The only band that was similar and came out about the same time was Black Sabbath.
People found out about them from concerts and word of mouth.
The music critics despised them. They trashed the album (and others that came out). No one paid attention to the critics. The people loved the group. And in a couple years they would be ruling the world.
You may find this video very interesting. Zeppelin's first tour in America and in Jan. 1969 they played a venue in Boston called the Boston Tea Party. The story is fascinating.
ruclips.net/video/w5GfqQtB2Rk/видео.htmlsi=0q0UQSX_Ks214-Sm
My apologies, I just saw this comment. It was held for review by RUclips.
Thank you for telling me. I try to picture and travel in time. And it's fascinating.
I can't believe the music critics despised them??!!! These guys were all round musical geniuses. I guess that further contributes to the very likely possibility that critics of any field are absolutely brainless. 🤷🏾♂️
I will check this out. Thank you for watching. 🙂🤘🏾
Yeah It called one on one
I'm sorry, I don't get it. If you don't mind, please elaborate.
First song on first side of album
Ohh! Thank you. 🙂🤘🏾
OMG OMG OMG!!!! This is the *Bestest** thing i have heard in awhile i am SO freakin **Excited** for THIS Weeeee **YOU** Sooo **ROCK** for doing them from the very **Start** ya have totally just made a **Pixie In MadLuv** with **MyBeautifulJimmyPageMagicalGeniusWizardBabe** **Extremely Tremendously Ecstatic Happy** with this **Triumphant** news!!! **PixieTwirls&CartwheelsGalore** Thank YOU ever so very MUCH ya have made my like **Year** Ha **ManyPixieHugz&LuvzALL**
Thank you. 🙂 I am sincerely grateful for your company on this journey. 🤘🏾
@@TheRealBabaRaakha These **BeautifulMagicalBeings** mean the **World** to me they literally keep me **Alive** So i too am **Grateful&Thankful** to **YOU** to be taking me along on this **Your** **MagicalJourney** of discovering The **Best Band To Ever Gift Us With Their Presence**
Listen to WHo too, beat friends ?
Will do soon. Looking forward to Keith Moon.