Awesome reaction! I just discovered you. It looks like you're doing the Led Zeppelin catalogue. I'm looking forward to watching your journey! Can't wait to see Led Zeppelin II, (and led Zep III, Led Zep IV, Physical Graffiti, etc.). What an amazing journey you are embarking on! Enjoy it! I subscribed! Peace
This music will never feel old. It never has to me. I’m excited to see some young musicians and singers starting to play like this again. Two of my sons are guitarists
Turn up the volume!!! It's LZ!! Can't barely hear the song with volume all the way up!!! Robert Plant plays a mean harmonica!! He's the singer. He does it again in "When the Levee breaks!" Look forward to more LZ (with the volume up). ;)
I have an hilarious story about this song. I’m 63 years old and my “ little”cousin is about 47. I am a diehard Zeppelin fan. I taught him to sing this song when he was about 3 or 4 and his uptight mother went nuts!!! We laugh about it today! Go Zeppelin 🎼
Zeppelin came to the United States to study black blues. Music picked it up, took it home through some electric on it. And the new generation of blues music Begun of electric blues.
It makes me happy to see people react to this music. It goes to show you great music is timeless. You can tell you are a musician or have some education in it. Rock on brother.
"You feel it". Yep, that's Led Zeppelin. Greatest rock band in history. Flipping creative geniuses and master musicians. No other band has ever been able to capture their magic. None. I see you've reacted to the first three tracks of album 1. Hopefully, you'll continue on in order and react to the next track, "Dazed and Confused". If you do, you're in for another incredible journey so buckle up! Thanks for a great reaction. BTW, crank up the sound, eh? ;)
Don't forget Plant and Bonham were only 19 or 20 while recording this ... Jones and Page were the old men at 23 ! Brilliant production and mixing recorded like in one day
I KNOW all genres. I was as the ripe age for ALL genres..a tennager in the 1980's which was the beginnings of rap. Rap comes from rock n roll believe this or not. My household as a child was all of rock n roll. As a teen in the 80's I had a younger brother that gravitated to rap. Because of him I got into Snoop Dog big time & everything that was hip at the time..absolutely loved! I can say 100% that the rock n roll genre will always be here to stay in my heart deeply. Rap is a genre that can go.I will not miss. I am well rounded in rap. I can say that rock n roll is dear to my heart.🔴
Hi, man- greetings from Canada. Nice job, right appreciation- well done you. Need more volume though for we survivors of the '60s. Blues Rock with Robert and Jimmy's guitar shadowing each others call and response... prime Blues Rock. Peace, love and bellbottoms.
- Expect the unexpected when it comes to Zeppelin! - They're quite diverse; and always weaving things together expertly, w/ seeming ease. - Each musician is amazing in their own right, but the synergy is unreal! - BTW, the often unsung hero is JPJ (John Paul Jones); an accomplished studio musician prior to joining Zep, he provides much of the ambience, while every now and then rising to the fore. - And Jimmy Page is clearly phenomenal on guitar (including improvisation live) - but, he is also a fine audio engineer., and is largely responsible for the Zeppelin studio "sound". - So yes, the "hype" is justified. - Enjoy
Love your reactions. I have subscribed to your channel and have notifications on. You are going to get a lot of new subscribers by doing late 60’s and 70’s Rock. Best music ever. Of course it was the music of my teenage years so I’m a bit bias. 😉 I don’t know how much you know about Zeppelin. To help your algorithm, I will comment on each song and give you some interesting info about the band.
Zep was considered "hard rock/heavy blues" and they wove a bit of blues throughout their catalogue in addition to other influences, which you'll see in time. This song was like a mini introduction for each member because they each had a bit of a solo to give a hint of what they could do from bassist/keyboardist John Paul Jones on organ, vocalist Robert Plant on harmonica, founder/producer/guitarist Jimmy Page and drummer extraordinaire John Bonham. You'll find that Zeppelin's instrumentation has just as much (and sometimes more) presence as the vocals. Some of the Zep credos are "tight but loose", "whisper to the thunder", and "light and shade" - you will learn all of what this means and I'm looking forward to your journey.
0:28 No, you had it right the first time "Zeppelin should be turned UP, lol! This is one of many where they seem to be saying :So here's what we can do, world," as all four members get their little time-to-shine solos, even Robert Plant on the harmonica. People can bicker, but no ONE member was more talented than the other three. & then they gelled so well that they still embody that "The Whole is greater than the sum of its parts" saying. That intangible "something" extra. Great commentary about each instrument telling stories, etc!
You are spot on. They are all in perfect musical synch with each other and on the same wavelength they can anticipate what each other is going to do. it borders on telepathy
This band I think is a generational talent there is not one song of theirs that is not amazing in its own way, even if there’s one I like less, the musicianship is stellar
A slow , lazy and sexy blues song . NO Pro tools ! Their gear was relatively basic then but they were so unbelievably talented they got that sound that you hear without all the high tech . I love when Jimmy comes in on the guitar on this one . The late 60’s/ early 70’s had a soul . And thank you for having excellent taste and the intelligence to appreciate this music .
Zeppelin wanted Zeppelin too has more of a blue z flare or blue's rock. Whatever you want to call it but they change it During the same song you're playing amazing amazing best friend ever
@tomitoreacts1017 Led Zepplin was majorly influenced by American Blues even though they were four white guys from England. Jimmy Page and Robert Plant were totally into the blues. John Bonham taught himself to play drums by listening to top jazz drummers, so he has a “swing” to his drumming that other rock drummers didn’t have. He is considered the great rock drummer of all time. John Paul Jones was also influenced by the Chicago rhythm and blues, and funk. All were self taught except for Jonsey. He came from a musical family and plays just about any instrument you give him. He often plays keys plus playing bass with his feet so he could duplicate the sound on stage.
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@@ToMitoReacts1017 YAY!!! Ha no worries there! I am ALL in on EVERY single thing you do that has ANYthing to do with Led Zeppelin & or **MyJimmyPageBabe** truly you **Brighten My Days** **Luvit** **Thank YOU** **HappyPixieTwirls&CartwheelsGalore**
Cool you're reacting to some great classic rock,bro. But....crank your volume up some...shouldn't have to adjust our volume to full and even then not very loud. Thanks...T
Jimmy Page(24) is rhythm and lead guitar, Robert Plant(20) vocals-never a better duo. Then you add John Bonham (20)the absolute best drummer of all time and John Paul Jones(22)on bass /keyboards/Melotron The universe truly aligned when these four came together! Please turn up your volume-they are so much better louder.
Blues influence?????? This is straight blues. It's a cover of an older blues song, and is in the 12 bar blues chord progression. It doesn't get any more blues.
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Awesome reaction! I just discovered you. It looks like you're doing the Led Zeppelin catalogue. I'm looking forward to watching your journey! Can't wait to see Led Zeppelin II, (and led Zep III, Led Zep IV, Physical Graffiti, etc.). What an amazing journey you are embarking on! Enjoy it! I subscribed!
Peace
This music will never feel old. It never has to me. I’m excited to see some young musicians and singers starting to play like this again. Two of my sons are guitarists
Love your enthusiasm, we finally found someone who appreciates Zepp , I'm 60 been listening to then since 17
Turn up the volume!!! It's LZ!! Can't barely hear the song with volume all the way up!!! Robert Plant plays a mean harmonica!! He's the singer. He does it again in "When the Levee breaks!" Look forward to more LZ (with the volume up). ;)
Please turn it up if you can!
Dude this is the blues! PERIOD!
Straight up Blues. But done through the great instrumentation and vocals of the mighty Led Zeppelin.
I have an hilarious story about this song. I’m 63 years old and my “ little”cousin is about 47. I am a diehard Zeppelin fan. I taught him to sing this song when he was about 3 or 4 and his uptight mother went nuts!!! We laugh about it today! Go Zeppelin 🎼
Led Zep has so many phenominal songs. They blew everyone's minds back in the day. Pink Floyd did that too!
That is the blues, it rips your soul out and hands it back in tears.
Couldn’t have said it any better myself 😂
**Beautiful**
Zeppelin came to the United States to study black blues. Music picked it up, took it home through some electric on it. And the new generation of blues music Begun of electric blues.
Great blues song ❤
It makes me happy to see people react to this music. It goes to show you great music is timeless. You can tell you are a musician or have some education in it. Rock on brother.
"You feel it". Yep, that's Led Zeppelin. Greatest rock band in history. Flipping creative geniuses and master musicians. No other band has ever been able to capture their magic. None.
I see you've reacted to the first three tracks of album 1. Hopefully, you'll continue on in order and react to the next track, "Dazed and Confused". If you do, you're in for another incredible journey so buckle up!
Thanks for a great reaction. BTW, crank up the sound, eh? ;)
**Beautiful** well said indeed & Yep **Led Zeppelin** can NEVER be TOO LOUD!!! heh **RockON!!!**
Don't forget Plant and Bonham were only 19 or 20 while recording this ... Jones and Page were the old men at 23 ! Brilliant production and mixing recorded like in one day
couldnt even drink in some of the places they played
When asked what my favorite Led Zeppelin song is I say "why, the first two albums of course...."
Lmaooo 😂 not a bad answer
LoL...exactly.... that's my answer too.
My answer to that question is **My Most Favorite Led Zeppelin Song Is The One I Am Listening To At Any Given Moment** heh **HappyPixieTwirls*
I love Zep III too! ❤
Best rock band of all time! You need more Zep in your life 😊
Indeed i do!
@@ToMitoReacts1017 people have never listened to Led Zeppelin's music live in a type of poverty
@@fredtello Not necessarily man, some people just don’t have the time or freedom to dive into music.
Wait until CAN'T QUIT YOU BABY... More Blues Zep style
I can’t wait!
That's what They Do!
😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎 Not only are the songs on their albums, different genres, but they're different. Within the songs themselves
They don’t make ‘em like Zeppelin anymore. This is MUSIC!
not Just a "bit" of blues, this is Undeniable Pure Blues but Turbocharged only the way Led Zeppelin can do it.
The entire album is this good
Dude you got to do them live! Madison Square Garden 1973….WOW! Da GOATS….😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I KNOW all genres. I was as the ripe age for ALL genres..a tennager in the 1980's which was the beginnings of rap. Rap comes from rock n roll believe this or not. My household as a child was all of rock n roll. As a teen in the 80's I had a younger brother that gravitated to rap. Because of him I got into Snoop Dog big time & everything that was hip at the time..absolutely loved! I can say 100% that the rock n roll genre will always be here to stay in my heart deeply. Rap is a genre that can go.I will not miss. I am well rounded in rap. I can say that rock n roll is dear to my heart.🔴
Hi, man- greetings from Canada. Nice job, right appreciation- well done you. Need more volume though for we survivors of the '60s. Blues Rock with Robert and Jimmy's guitar shadowing each others call and response... prime Blues Rock. Peace, love and bellbottoms.
Greetings man! I appreciate the feedback i will make sure to turn the volume up, been loving this LZ journey so far, can’t wait to continue!
You should do these live❤❤❤you. Will love it more❤❤❤
They knew how to get right down into the hole with the old blues of Muddy Waters and Willie Dixon
They sure did!
- Expect the unexpected when it comes to Zeppelin!
- They're quite diverse; and always weaving things together expertly, w/ seeming ease.
- Each musician is amazing in their own right, but the synergy is unreal!
- BTW, the often unsung hero is JPJ (John Paul Jones); an accomplished studio musician prior to joining Zep, he provides much of the ambience, while every now and then rising to the fore.
- And Jimmy Page is clearly phenomenal on guitar (including improvisation live) - but, he is also a fine audio engineer., and is largely responsible for the Zeppelin studio "sound".
- So yes, the "hype" is justified.
- Enjoy
Love your reactions. I have subscribed to your channel and have notifications on. You are going to get a lot of new subscribers by doing late 60’s and 70’s Rock. Best music ever. Of course it was the music of my teenage years so I’m a bit bias. 😉 I don’t know how much you know about Zeppelin. To help your algorithm, I will comment on each song and give you some interesting info about the band.
Zep was considered "hard rock/heavy blues" and they wove a bit of blues throughout their catalogue in addition to other influences, which you'll see in time. This song was like a mini introduction for each member because they each had a bit of a solo to give a hint of what they could do from bassist/keyboardist John Paul Jones on organ, vocalist Robert Plant on harmonica, founder/producer/guitarist Jimmy Page and drummer extraordinaire John Bonham. You'll find that Zeppelin's instrumentation has just as much (and sometimes more) presence as the vocals. Some of the Zep credos are "tight but loose", "whisper to the thunder", and "light and shade" - you will learn all of what this means and I'm looking forward to your journey.
0:28 No, you had it right the first time "Zeppelin should be turned UP, lol! This is one of many where they seem to be saying :So here's what we can do, world," as all four members get their little time-to-shine solos, even Robert Plant on the harmonica. People can bicker, but no ONE member was more talented than the other three. & then they gelled so well that they still embody that "The Whole is greater than the sum of its parts" saying. That intangible "something" extra. Great commentary about each instrument telling stories, etc!
You are spot on. They are all in perfect musical synch with each other and on the same wavelength they can anticipate what each other is going to do. it borders on telepathy
They were masters of call and response between the music and Robert Plant's vocals. Master musicians bar none.
Thank you for the correct terminology!
This band I think is a generational talent there is not one song of theirs that is not amazing in its own way, even if there’s one I like less, the musicianship is stellar
Crank it up!!!!!!
Robert Plant plays a sexy harmonica ❤️🔥
That's called call and answer, where you hear the guitar mock the vocals
Everybody needs Led Zeppelin in their life
Robert plant is on the hermodica and singing
A slow , lazy and sexy blues song . NO Pro tools ! Their gear was relatively basic then but they were so unbelievably talented they got that sound that you hear without all the high tech . I love when Jimmy comes in on the guitar on this one . The late 60’s/ early 70’s had a soul . And thank you for having excellent taste and the intelligence to appreciate this music .
Zeppelin wanted Zeppelin too has more of a blue z flare or blue's rock. Whatever you want to call it but they change it During the same song you're playing amazing amazing best friend ever
consider, if you will, this came out in 1969...truly amazing
@tomitoreacts1017 Led Zepplin was majorly influenced by American Blues even though they were four white guys from England. Jimmy Page and Robert Plant were totally into the blues. John Bonham taught himself to play drums by listening to top jazz drummers, so he has a “swing” to his drumming that other rock drummers didn’t have. He is considered the great rock drummer of all time. John Paul Jones was also influenced by the Chicago rhythm and blues, and funk. All were self taught except for Jonsey. He came from a musical family and plays just about any instrument you give him. He often plays keys plus playing bass with his feet so he could duplicate the sound on stage.
The feeling that you are experiencing are called Led Poisoning.
Welcome to the group. 😏
Honored to be apart of the group 🫡
Watch their live performances! Harmonica played by the singer!
I will definitely check out their live performances!
I’m just guessing here and not that it matters at all but I’m going to say you’re Puerto Rican? I could be totally wrong. Great reaction!
I generally refer to this as a balls-out strut ✌️
I like that 😂
You havent heard anything yet!!
Im sure i barely scratched the surface! 😂
Try since I've been loving you live, madison square garden 1973. Good review!
I will check it out!
YAY!!! **Happy Holidays To YOU** Fabulous reaction! & **Thank YOU** so very muchly for going down this **Magical Journey** **Led Zeppelin** has been my fav band since i was 7-8 years old & am in **MadLuvWithMyJimmyPageMysticalMagicalMusicalGeniusWizardBabe** so you have already made my **Holiday** much **Brighter** Thank **YOU** so much **PixieHugz&LuvzToALL** **HappyPixie&WoodstockDance** **LedZeppelinLoveForeverInfinity&Beyond**✨🎸✨
Thank you for the comment! Im glad i was able to brighten your day! Be on the lookout for more LZ reactions!
@@ToMitoReacts1017 YAY!!! Ha no worries there! I am ALL in on EVERY single thing you do that has ANYthing to do with Led Zeppelin & or **MyJimmyPageBabe** truly you **Brighten My Days** **Luvit** **Thank YOU** **HappyPixieTwirls&CartwheelsGalore**
Cool you're reacting to some great classic rock,bro. But....crank your volume up some...shouldn't have to adjust our volume to full and even then not very loud. Thanks...T
Jimmy Page(24) is rhythm and lead guitar, Robert Plant(20) vocals-never a better duo. Then you add John Bonham (20)the absolute best drummer of all time and John Paul Jones(22)on bass /keyboards/Melotron The universe truly aligned when these four came together! Please turn up your volume-they are so much better louder.
Welcome down the rabbit hole.
Holy shit is right...pure sexual feelings. 😂❤ SUBSCRIBED.
Volume to low on music
I gotchu
Only 70+songs to go
@@nomasker1360 lol 😂
The volume is fine when you're speaking, but it's much too low when the song plays ....
You're gonna love Pink Floyd.
Thats next on my list for sure my friend!
John Paul Jones on Organ.
This guy NEED TO TURN UP THE VOLUME!!!! He pauses too much!!!
Blues influence?????? This is straight blues. It's a cover of an older blues song, and is in the 12 bar blues chord progression. It doesn't get any more blues.
Dang dawg, i didn’t mean to piss you off, excuse me for not knowing 😂
volume is low