Many great British bands from the 1960s like Zeppelin, The Who, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd etc were fans of American old school, black blues. The influence of these imported records can be heard on how these bands eventually built on this and developed their own creativeness from it's roots.
There are a few Zeppelin songs that numerous people will push, but they all seem to forget Nobody's Fault but Mine and Achilles Last Stand from the Presence album. Achilles was the first track of the album and Nobody's Fault was the first track of side B. Incredible!
Nobody’s fault but mine is absolutely their most underrated song. Plant’s harmonica solo still gives me goosebumps and Bonham puts serious stank and the drums! Bring it on home is another underrated one!
They are deeply rooted to deep south rhythm and blues and you can hear. They are considered a worldly band because they sample every type of music from Africa to India. They are the best Rock n roll of all time.
Led zeppelin had a hand in creating hip hop from the beats of the drummer the legend John bonham great to see new fans getting to know L Z down the rabbit hole great reaction bud
You are the only reactor to laugh at two very sexy lines in this song because you were paying attention! I love that! And yes, Robert Plant has voice like no other.
In HS I became friends w/these 2 stoner guys who I helped with algebra. Nicest guys, but kinda messed up home lives. They decided I was cool enough to let into their secret garage attic space where they escaped from life. They introduced me to Led Zeppelin. In the 80’s in a small town you could be friends w/everybody. We all need variety in our lives. I always think about Robbie & Jeff when I listen to Zeppelin.
Back door man back in the day was the lover who slipped out the back door when the husband came through the front. "Honey I'm home" as he hears the kitchen door click shut.
I'm feeling old right now. I'm glad my mom let me and my siblings listen to FM radio back then and never said this song or that song was off limits. Led Z. was turned up loud too ! I would still be thanking her for that freedom of music choice today if she was still around.
You made my day bro!! Glad you enjoyed this song. You have to definately react to more LZ. This will be a great rabbit hole to go down. Try When The Levee breaks, The Lemon Song, Dazed and Confused, Ten Years Gone.
@@abracadabra3033 react to any live from Madison Square Garden...or In My Time Of Dying from Earls Court. You will never see anything like it! I subscribed!
@@juliemanarin4127 I promise, I keep getting the request for When the Levee Break , so definitely, I truly appreciate you hipping me fo it , because I truly am loving the music
Led Zeppelin takes you thru all kinds of music journeys!! Blues , rock ,folk , a bit of country feel, and some psychedelic, sometimes all mixed together! You go from You Shook Me to Going to California to Achilles Last Stand to Ten Years Gone are a few songs that give their range of musical styles!!✌️
Abra, next Led Zeppelin song should be “Since I’ve been loving you”. It really highlights their blues influences and how they fuse it with the heavy rock sound Zep is known for. “In my time of dying” is another.
Glad you liked the song! Robert Plant had one of the most distinct voices in rock. You want "rabbit hole"? Start with the first song off their first album and go on from there - you will get it ALL.
Their first album is titled Led Zeppelin I and the first song is Good Times Bad Times. RUclips often blocks Zeppelin songs so you might have to post a link to a different platform in order to get your video up. But seriously, I guarantee you will want to listen to them all.
Lol, I just watched 2x. Love this song so much and the video is so damn fun to watch. Whoever cut it together did a great job! I got to see them 2x in on week, 1977. My Led Zeppelin claim to fame. They are so much fun to watch perform. They go from haunting to mesmerizing to mind blowing.
If you love Zeppelin then a progression from that with a true crossover is Deep Purple. Great to see someone who appreciates good music, this was my favorite tune back in the day.
The rabbit hole that is Led Zeppelin! Enjoy your journey! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 look up the 1973 Madison Square Garden concert...they are even better live. That concert was the concert of all concerts! It will blow your mind! ✌️
Theres a 30 minute live in the tv studio video on youtube called Led Zep live Danmark radio.1969 band just released their first album.20 year old Robert Plant belting it out.You can see the band in action in front of a bunch of teenagers sitting on the floor
You need to watch and listen to "Whole Lotta Love" Live. It will blow your mind. It's from "The Song Remains the Same" concert movie, it's their closing song. And it's around 20 minutes long.👍
Thank you so much for listening to the studio version 1st, rather than their live versions. You need to experience them in the studio before you can appreciate their live stuff.
Bro, this is simply the best band EVER! Best vocalist, one of the best guitarist, one of the best drummers... EVER! Legendary shit! They just amazingly talented.
Led Zeppelin is great! I highly recommend listening and reacting to Black Sabbath as well. I'm sure most here would agree. Have a good one! Enjoy your journey
It's so cool that you are experiencing the sounds of Led Zeppelin, and the many amazing hits they created. They are, indeed, the best band of all time and they shocked the world when they hit the scene... a perfectly talented band.
OMG, I love your reactions to this one! lol I’ve been in love with those guys (especially Robert) since jr. high back in the mid 70’s and it’s so freaking cool to see a new fan! Enjoy!
Abracadabra 303 he really does. You hit the nail on the head-Robert had no prob getting the ladies. I was lucky enough to see them twice in May 1977 on their last US tour before Bonham died. As I tell the young’un’s, I might be old, but I got to see Led Zeppelin!
Growing up during the blues/rock fusion period we were blessed to have had this music ti listen to & see live. I'ts a long journey starting with a love for the blues & rock.
I love me some hip hop beats and Led Zep too. I had no idea how complicated the drums were until I heard the isolated John Bonham track - little bass drum notes, the swing etc. Of course "When The Levee Breaks" has now been canonised, but why not have a look at "Out On The Tiles", "Trampled Underfoot" and "No Quarter".
That was the studio version with a montage of live shots thrown on top. You should try the live version from the 1973 concert at Madison Square Garden. They very often added improvised stuff to their live versions of their songs and they did so with the Live version of this one. Any song from that concert represents them very well.They take it too a whole nother level live. Most of Zeppelins songs trend more towards the Whole Lotta Love type style than Stairway. But you will find that Zeppelin is very diverse. But at the heart of the matter they are a blues band morphed into rock. They and Black Sabbath are given credit with inventing heavy metal. but Zeppelin is way more diverse than just that. They are extremely sexual even more so live. A general rule is if you think they are talking about sex. They are. They get that from their blues influence. By the way a "Back Door Man" is a man that is seeing your woman on the side without you knowing it. not the other thing. LOL. However, in the song "Blackdog" Plant the singer says "the way you walk that way watch your honey drip can't keep away." That is talking about what you think. LOL. And I won't even get into "The Lemon Song."
enjoyin your reactions Abra....... Finding Led Zep better late than never...!!! They were such a unique, influential 70's band....! No one like em..... ever! Keep em comin...!
Good reaction! I LOVE Hip Hop but also grew up on Led Zeppelin. Rick Rubin introduced the Beastie Boys to Zeppelin and you can hear Led Zeppelin's "When The Levee Breaks" beat on Beastie Boy's "Rhymin' and Stealin'." Also, you can here references to Jimmy Page on Licensed to Ill as well as a sample of Led Zeppelin's "The Ocean" on "She's Crafty" by the Beasties on the same album. Of course, Led Zeppelin owes a huge chunk of their career to old Afro-American blues musicians they heard from the U.S. Keep up the good work, sir.
Of course my older family members called my music, noise. I know this is showing my age, but... auto tune, record scratching and synthesized beats out of a box just don't compare to real voices and real instruments. Love your reaction, you really rock
Keep rocking to Zeppelin we're all loving it.. you need to get their first album.. try Babe I'm going to leave you or In My Time of Dying... You're going to love it...
I enjoy your videos man. I notice you react to a wide range of different kinds of music and I really respect that. Peace to you and yours. Greetings from England
Back in the day this band was so lit Plant had 60 girls in his living room. They were so crazy for this band, girls were doing the dang roadies in the street.
Led zeppelin is the definition of rock and roll best band ever on the planet
The singer, Robert Plant, did more bangin’ than a screen door in a hurricane back in the day lol
I'm surprised he only had 3 kids
Lol , I believe it
@@JohnSmith-qn3ob actually 4 I think
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#Facts 🤷🏾♀️ 🐰
"His voice is f'n amazing" said every die-hard Zep fan. All the time.
They were, are and WILL ALWAYD BE the ultimate rock band.
The Groove ... the haunting vocals and a two man rhythm section that sounds like a freight train in a hurricane .... this is Led Zeppelin !
Love the way you described that , freight train in a hurricane, I will use that
Many great British bands from the 1960s like Zeppelin, The Who, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd etc were fans of American old school, black blues.
The influence of these imported records can be heard on how these bands eventually built on this and developed their own creativeness from it's roots.
Indeed
True story. Plant and Page would hang out in blues clubs when in the states, diggin' it all. The blues was the foundation of the English rock scene.
Since I've Been Loving You. Very soulful. You have a lot to listen too... :)
Robert Plant the best rock/blues vocalist ever.
They borrowed from many of the Mississippi blues greats of the 30s in their blues. " Bring It On Home" and " The Lemon Song" will touch you.
Ok cool , thank you
Bring It On Home Live 1970 Royal Albert Hall is greatness that whole gig is worth listening to.
When the levee breaks, yah
Lemon song is easily my favorite.
About every song that they do will show you a whole other side. It'll be hard to go wrong choosing one. Great reaction!
THE DRUMS STILL ARE STUNNING AFTER ALMOST 50 YEARS
Mad to think Plant was only 19/20 when they started Led Zeppelin 1.. his poetry and vocal maturity was literally out of this dimension
You ain't gonna find a bad song! They're so incredible do kashmir!
There are a few Zeppelin songs that numerous people will push, but they all seem to forget Nobody's Fault but Mine and Achilles Last Stand from the Presence album. Achilles was the first track of the album and Nobody's Fault was the first track of side B. Incredible!
All amazing!
Nobody’s fault but mine is absolutely their most underrated song. Plant’s harmonica solo still gives me goosebumps and Bonham puts serious stank and the drums! Bring it on home is another underrated one!
Forgot to mention Royal Orleans off of the Presence album. Crazy good!
They are deeply rooted to deep south rhythm and blues and you can hear. They are considered a worldly band because they sample every type of music from Africa to India. They are the best Rock n roll of all time.
Do When the Levee Breaks. You might recognize the drum beat. It has been used as a break beat in a lot of hip hop songs.
Yes!!
Led zeppelin had a hand in creating hip hop from the beats of the drummer the legend John bonham great to see new fans getting to know L Z down the rabbit hole great reaction bud
Thank you
@@abracadabra3033 Moby Dick Drum solo bY JB you won't be disapointed..You will learn why he's called the God of Thunder
“Fucking outstanding.” 👍🏻
This is what every Rock Band wanted to be!
You are the only reactor to laugh at two very sexy lines in this song because you were paying attention! I love that! And yes, Robert Plant has voice like no other.
😎✌🏾, thank you
Yes, He understood it!
There is no bad Zeppelin song, they just wont be the same.
2nd time watching this reaction! 🤩
You should see this LIVE!! Jimmy the guitarist plays a Theramin in the weird part! Lol...we threw our panties on stage...😝
Lol , so that’s what that sound was
@@abracadabra3033 Yep!
In HS I became friends w/these 2 stoner guys who I helped with algebra. Nicest guys, but kinda messed up home lives. They decided I was cool enough to let into their secret garage attic space where they escaped from life. They introduced me to Led Zeppelin. In the 80’s in a small town you could be friends w/everybody. We all need variety in our lives. I always think about Robbie & Jeff when I listen to Zeppelin.
With headphones this song literally gets in your head. 🤯
I like the way you get giddy with excitement about these these old classics.
Over 50 years old and more - that is being ahead of your time.
Back door man back in the day was the lover who slipped out the back door when the husband came through the front. "Honey I'm home" as he hears the kitchen door click shut.
That riff was also the theme tune for the music chart show "Top of The Pops" back in the day in the UK.
I'm feeling old right now. I'm glad my mom let me and my siblings listen to FM radio back then and never said this song or that song was off limits. Led Z. was turned up loud too ! I would still be thanking her for that freedom of music choice today if she was still around.
You made my day bro!!
Glad you enjoyed this song.
You have to definately react to more LZ. This will be a great rabbit hole to go down.
Try When The Levee breaks,
The Lemon Song,
Dazed and Confused,
Ten Years Gone.
Lawrence Ramirez thank you for that list , I will definitely be reacting to them , thank you
And “The Wanton Song”, or “ Black Dog”. So many songs!
@@abracadabra3033 react to any live from Madison Square Garden...or In My Time Of Dying from Earls Court. You will never see anything like it! I subscribed!
@@juliemanarin4127 I promise, I keep getting the request for When the Levee Break , so definitely, I truly appreciate you hipping me fo it , because I truly am loving the music
There just aren’t the words for them are there? 71 and I still love Zeppelin.
Hands down,the rockingest band....EVER !
Great reaction. You can't go wrong with any Zeppelin tune but Dazed and Confused is a must listen to song.
Got it ,
It’s THE must listen to song.
That one's a hard rock classic top ten all time! Your honest reaction was great.
I'm still listening to it , its stuck in my head
@@abracadabra3033
You'll groove on "When the Levee Breaks" real hard..
GOATs.
Led Zeppelin takes you thru all kinds of music journeys!! Blues , rock ,folk , a bit of country feel, and some psychedelic, sometimes all mixed together! You go from You Shook Me to Going to California to Achilles Last Stand to Ten Years Gone are a few songs that give their range of musical styles!!✌️
Dude! You've barely scratched the surface with Led Zeppelin. 'Since I've been loving you'.. Is a must! 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
Since I been loving you , ok cool definitely,
Led Zeppelin are a Top shelf Scotch in a bar. For conessieur's only.
Andy61 Woolner agreed
'Custard pie' Led Zeppelin ( R-rating) 🔞
My favorite band of all time great reaction keep getting the Led out
Check out there song called you shook me
Thank , a will definitely
Abra, next Led Zeppelin song should be “Since I’ve been loving you”. It really highlights their blues influences and how they fuse it with the heavy rock sound Zep is known for. “In my time of dying” is another.
Definitely I will
Yess! I just requested “Since I’ve Ben loving you” as well- live version! Whoo hoo! 🔥😛
Best drummer. Great bassist. Virtuoso guitarist who played on most hits back then, as in other bands. Great front man.
Glad you liked the song! Robert Plant had one of the most distinct voices in rock. You want "rabbit hole"? Start with the first song off their first album and go on from there - you will get it ALL.
That's a good idea , I will definitely
Their first album is titled Led Zeppelin I and the first song is Good Times Bad Times. RUclips often blocks Zeppelin songs so you might have to post a link to a different platform in order to get your video up. But seriously, I guarantee you will want to listen to them all.
I am a lucky man,i had the fortun to get to know Led zeppelin as a teenager back in the 90's.🎶👍
Lol, I just watched 2x. Love this song so much and the video is so damn fun to watch. Whoever cut it together did a great job! I got to see them 2x in on week, 1977. My Led Zeppelin claim to fame. They are so much fun to watch perform. They go from haunting to mesmerizing to mind blowing.
Indeed
If you love Zeppelin then a progression from that with a true crossover is Deep Purple. Great to see someone who appreciates good music, this was my favorite tune back in the day.
The rabbit hole that is Led Zeppelin! Enjoy your journey! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 look up the 1973 Madison Square Garden concert...they are even better live. That concert was the concert of all concerts! It will blow your mind! ✌️
You’ll have a lot of fun listening to anything & everything Led Zeppelin👍🏼
Theres a 30 minute live in the tv studio video on youtube called Led Zep live Danmark radio.1969 band just released their first album.20 year old Robert Plant belting it out.You can see the band in action in front of a bunch of teenagers sitting on the floor
Watching you experience them is awesome! Enjoy the ride!! Their catalog is huge!
They are undeniably The Greatest and thank you
Check out the entire Kennedy Center Honors tribute to Zeppelin, especially Heart doing Stairway To Heaven. you will be blown away.
You need to watch and listen to "Whole Lotta Love" Live. It will blow your mind. It's from "The Song Remains the Same" concert movie, it's their closing song. And it's around 20 minutes long.👍
For sure
They really loved blues and R&B and you can always hear that in their music.
Thank you so much for listening to the studio version 1st, rather than their live versions. You need to experience them in the studio before you can appreciate their live stuff.
I got invited backstage.... I loved them live... blessed to have seen them live... they are still my favorite
It's not over with Led Zeppelin, song goes on have ever.
Bro, this is simply the best band EVER! Best vocalist, one of the best guitarist, one of the best drummers... EVER! Legendary shit! They just amazingly talented.
Led Zeppelin is great! I highly recommend listening and reacting to Black Sabbath as well. I'm sure most here would agree.
Have a good one! Enjoy your journey
(Shake for me girl, I want to be your back door man) is my favorite lyric, this is my 2nd favorite song of theirs, Kashmir is my 1st
it is hard to fully comprehend just how good were Led Zeppelin..
This WAS as Tough. As. Hell. I mean Your reaction, dude!!! Great reaction!
It's so cool that you are experiencing the sounds of Led Zeppelin, and the many amazing hits they created. They are, indeed, the best band of all time and they shocked the world when they hit the scene... a perfectly talented band.
A very intelligent and respectful reaction. Thank you my brother.
OMG, I love your reactions to this one! lol I’ve been in love with those guys (especially Robert) since jr. high back in the mid 70’s and it’s so freaking cool to see a new fan! Enjoy!
He has charisma out of this world , and thank you
Abracadabra 303 he really does. You hit the nail on the head-Robert had no prob getting the ladies. I was lucky enough to see them twice in May 1977 on their last US tour before Bonham died. As I tell the young’un’s, I might be old, but I got to see Led Zeppelin!
led zep covered great blues numbers like this and made them their own,
My new favorite reactor. You got a way with words. Its spiritual to read from the Book of Zeppelin
I'm thinking that a whole generation was conceived while listening to this song... yesssss!
Robin Trower "Bridge of Sighs" is a Blues Guitar unlike no other.. Soulful Blues.... Love it Brother.........BLM
Great reaction. Keep doing Zeppelin!
Growing up during the blues/rock fusion period we were blessed to have had this music ti listen to & see live. I'ts a long journey starting with a love for the blues & rock.
FYI, the line “back door man” is a reference to Howlin’ Wolf’s (Blues 60(s)) song “Back Door Man”. Robert Plant was a big fan of Howlin’ Wolf.
Gotcha , thank you
Jim Morrison sang about that too
I subscribed to you after watching this. Greatest band ever! Just 4 guys on stage. No fuss no frills. In the 70's!
Greatest band on plant earth my friend. You’ve opened something that you’ll never be able to close. Enjoy the ride
I was12 years. Old when I first heard this song I'm 59 and still listing today
If you ever get back to Zeppelin, try "When the Levee Breaks." The lyrics and harmonica are awesome.
This is actually a short version of this song.. it goes on much longer.. but either way.. a great song..
I love this song , Led Zeppelin can do no wrong to me
Classic Led Zep . . . the boys were never short of female company.
Classic Zeppelin! From their 2nd album. Love it!♥️🎼🎶🎶🇨🇦
I love me some hip hop beats and Led Zep too. I had no idea how complicated the drums were until I heard the isolated John Bonham track - little bass drum notes, the swing etc.
Of course "When The Levee Breaks" has now been canonised, but why not have a look at "Out On The Tiles", "Trampled Underfoot" and "No Quarter".
When the Levee Breaks keep suggested , I definitely have to check it out
I heard this song on my first acid trip. It was unreal. "when the Levy breaks" ....you will really like also
If this song made you laugh of all the innuendo's got checkout The Lemon Song.
You Can't do Zep without playing " When the Levee Breaks" . A driving drum beat and some wicked harmonica..
That was the studio version with a montage of live shots thrown on top. You should try the live version from the 1973 concert at Madison Square Garden. They very often added improvised stuff to their live versions of their songs and they did so with the Live version of this one. Any song from that concert represents them very well.They take it too a whole nother level live. Most of Zeppelins songs trend more towards the Whole Lotta Love type style than Stairway. But you will find that Zeppelin is very diverse. But at the heart of the matter they are a blues band morphed into rock. They and Black Sabbath are given credit with inventing heavy metal. but Zeppelin is way more diverse than just that. They are extremely sexual even more so live. A general rule is if you think they are talking about sex. They are. They get that from their blues influence. By the way a "Back Door Man" is a man that is seeing your woman on the side without you knowing it. not the other thing. LOL. However, in the song "Blackdog" Plant the singer says "the way you walk that way watch your honey drip can't keep away." That is talking about what you think. LOL. And I won't even get into "The Lemon Song."
Check out the Led Zeppelin tribute at the Kennedy Center Honors with Heart singing Stairway to Heaven
enjoyin your reactions Abra....... Finding Led Zep better late than never...!!! They were such a unique, influential 70's band....! No one like em..... ever! Keep em comin...!
Agreed , thank you and I will, got another one coming
Great reaction!
Just subscribed bro! Do Since I've Been Loving You by Led Zeppelin...greatest band ever! And Jimmy Page is a guitar God!
Good reaction! I LOVE Hip Hop but also grew up on Led Zeppelin. Rick Rubin introduced the Beastie Boys to Zeppelin and you can hear Led Zeppelin's "When The Levee Breaks" beat on Beastie Boy's "Rhymin' and Stealin'." Also, you can here references to Jimmy Page on Licensed to Ill as well as a sample of Led Zeppelin's "The Ocean" on "She's Crafty" by the Beasties on the same album.
Of course, Led Zeppelin owes a huge chunk of their career to old Afro-American blues musicians they heard from the U.S.
Keep up the good work, sir.
Of course my older family members called my music, noise. I know this is showing my age, but... auto tune, record scratching and synthesized beats out of a box just don't compare to real voices and real instruments. Love your reaction, you really rock
It is your age. There has always been great and shit music. While some were listening to this, others were listening to chirpy chirpy cheep cheep
I highly recommend listening to "You Shook Me". Robert Plant was 19 years old and plays harmonica.
Rock and Roll is a great and popular song by Led Zeppelin imo
Keep rocking to Zeppelin we're all loving it.. you need to get their first album.. try Babe I'm going to leave you or In My Time of Dying... You're going to love it...
arguably the best drummer best singer and best guitarist all in the same band
Don't forget JPJ - great Bass, Keyboards, Mandolin etc.
I enjoy your videos man. I notice you react to a wide range of different kinds of music and I really respect that. Peace to you and yours. Greetings from England
Thank you for that , I love all Art and Creatives , I truly I appreciate you for that
Back in the day this band was so lit Plant had 60 girls in his living room. They were so crazy for this band, girls were doing the dang roadies in the street.
When the Levee Breaks, Bring on home, Down by the seaside, 10Years after.
WHEN THE LEVEL BREAKS! Led Zeppelin plZ play it YOU WILL DIG IT
Check out Dazed and Confused from their debut album.
There is rock and roll and theirs led zeppelin best band ever
I was there...this song changed everything!!!
You might be interested (by your logo) to know that their first US performance was in Denver opening for Vanilla Fudge.
“When the levee breaks” and “over the hills and far away” are my favorite zeppelin songs