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Maggie, please check out the studio version of Led Zeppelin Kashmir. There are some tremendous things Robert Plant does with his vocals which I’m sure you’ll love.
Top LZ Slow songs (down by the sea, side, tangerine, going to California,the rain song, no quarter, in the light) Top LZ fast songs (how many more times, ramble on,in my time of dying, heartbreaker, babe I'm gonna leave you, good times bad times, Achilles last stand) and many many more
@@KarlOlofsson Quite right :D Mind you that discourse has been going on since the 70's with the likes of Zep and Purple and Sabbath declaring they are not Metal ... they are Hard Rock :D
@@randallcox6573 Not sure I want to replace my asthma with that level of boredom...lol. Joking, I loved Led Zeppelin for most of my life, just to the point now where (like AC/DC, Queen, even my beloved Floyd) I'm good with not hearing them for a good while ..
Everybody says that Jimmy Page is led Zeppelin. I think John Bonham is definitely the thing that held all of it together. If it wasn't for him I don't know where led Zeppelin would be.
God bless, John Bonham, such a loss!!! After Neil Peart, he was the greatest drummer ever!!!!! God bless you, Maggie! I, for one, will let you off - your voice is divine!
There are perhaps 2 songs that are not excellent. Even those are better than most artist top hits 😂 Knowing every album front to back and forever still finding one that becomes my new favorite, even though I’ve listened to them since I bought them in the late 70s. Everything written has something to offer. Very few artists have done that. None of the bands being signed in this year will ever be able to make that claim.
And one of the few bands (if not the only) where the minute the song starts, your heart begins to 'hold it's breath' as you wait for that massive crescendo that it's building up to! I'm 68 and I still catch my breath and tears come to my eyes when I hear these songs. Every one of them! And I'm not a music lover as a rule but I feel like these guys are in touch with the Universe when they played and when they wrote for that matter. Absolutely amazing!
@@bongopirate0672 the problem with Boston was they essentially only made 2 albums. There third one was like a decade later, and aside from sounding like the trademark ‘band’ it was kinda just the exact same as the original albums. I see the ‘band’ has released a grand total of 6 albums, one per decade, they fall nowhere in the category of Led Zeppelin. Firstly, every Boston song sounds like a Tom Scholz production because his trademark guitar sounds are nearly all because of his electronic signature sounding gizmos. Having dozens of cast members adds to their lack of being a cohesive unit. The Stones are the rolling stones, with a selection of guitar players, but the same unit overall. Deep Purple, they fall under the revolving door category. The first decade was relevant. Nothing after the 80s was groundbreaking. TULL, same. Aerosmith, a solid piece of band craft. Killer, dead for awhile, killer-ish again and essentially still the same as the original. Five excellent albums, a couple ok albums during the addicted years, and they returned with lots of great hits, but still not as good as the first 5. Sabbath. Same, sort of. 5 great albums followed by a couple really solid albums with Dio, a series of member rotations, making a series of rather sorry albums and finally as their coda they released 13 with all the original members and actually made something special. I bought it, half expecting garbage, but it was not the let down I feared. Not as great as the first ones, but certainly worth my money. Few bands have a really truly unique sound. Many have a unique sound or style, but most just pale in comparison. Boston, you’ve heard one song, you can always know it’s a Boston song. But they aren’t so amazingly crafted songs that can be called timeless.
2 songs? Just 2? WOW!!! Led Zeppelin is like, MANDATORY! Like breathing. Do yourself a favor, start from the first album and go until the end of their last album. On your own time and for your souls own good. It's imperative.
Oh, I agree, Bobbo Lan. One frigid winter in Pullman, WA, the gang in the Dorm. It was too much of a good thing. Because, well, they're Moody. So one night, I had my room to myself, and I stacked 4 Zeppelin albums on my best friend's excellent record changer . Cranked it and took a vacation in rock and roll heaven. I felt much better, much!
This song is just a force of nature. Led Zeppelin was incredible - ahead of their time, revolutionary and eternally relevant. Must listen - Kashmir, Black Dog, Whole Lotta Love, Ramble On, Misty Mountain Hop, Dazed and Confused, Gallows Pole, Four Sticks, Battle of Evermore, Going to California, When the Levee Breaks - - - I could keep going but that is a good start! (If anyone wonders why I'm missing any songs - I grew up with II, III and IV in my cassette collection so they got a lot of play in my formative years)
Do more of these guys. You will not regret it. It's widely considered the greatest rock band of all time. This isn't just some random dudes here. These are THE legends of rock music.
Zep was undoubtedly "the greatest rock band of all time" if you just ignore The Rolling Stones, The Who, Cream, Queen, The Beatles, and Deep Purple. Which is like saying India is the "Dark Continent" if you ignore Africa. This was true "Stadium Rock" ushered in by the legendary Yardbirds. Please remember this the next time you tell some old coot (like me), "OK Boomer!" and roll your eyes.
I don't know about them being the greatest rock band of all time but certainly the were the greatest cover band of all time considering the amount of plagiarism contained in their music catalogue.
@@stefan8405 That's a really uneducated take, that shows you don't understand the history of copyright disputes in music. Everyone did what they did, until they became so popular, that people started suing to get a piece of it. If they are plagiarists, then so is literally everyone in the entire music industry, excepting The Beatles, for all of human history prior to them. It was standard practice, until people decided they wanted that Zeppelin royalty.
@@Tijuanabill i might be uneductated but i have never heard of Pink Floyd, Queen or The Who , just to mention some of the greatest bands,being accused of plagiarism. Never. And they all started making music after the beatles. So your statement " everybody did It" Is uttuerly stupid and make no sense. Get your facts right, providing proofs to support what you are saying or quit the bullshit.
This particular performance was held at the Sydney Showground on February 27th 1972. I was 13 years old & was there with my brothers who were 19 & 17. It was absolutely awesome. I remember it like it was Yesterday. Which is funny as these days I have trouble remembering what I did Yesterday. Hahaha
Half the world thought it was written for "Shrek", the other half thought it was written for "Thor: Ragnarok". And the rest of us had the good fortune to be alive when Zeppelin was a working band...
@@Micras08no-no-no You miss the whole (lotta) point here - The Immigrant Song - is the VERY FIRST of Led Zeppelin songs ever (if any more than this one) released for "3rd party use" with copyrights and that stuff around AND --- it copyrights was lifted loose for exactly the "School of Rock" and the main engine of that was Jack Black because he didn't settled down when he got a reject on that ask he made to copyright holders for named above song - so he made a short and suprisingly serious (for himself) video with appeal to rock listeners throughout the world to demand that copyright lifted for his project - that's how this song started its "tour" in a cinematography - main point here is : EVERYTHING ELSE WAS LATER !!! P.S. -I've seen both the appeal of Jack Black and the "school of Rock"
Glam Metal was later with bands trying and failing to be Led Zeppelin. Perms, hair dye, shiity high notes,etc. These dudes simply looked this way, no makeup, bleach, or perms, just fucking monsters of the scene without equal because of talent and unique interpretations of world music.
Yeah - that nearly broke me - first, she only thought the song was just from Shrek, then she only ever heard Stairway, and then "glam metal hair". I just about pulled mine out! Hey, I know I'm getting older, but as a Julliard trained singer, I would think they would cover ALL music, especially ones as influential as Led Zeppelin. What are they teaching these young people! 🤣 Well, she certainly has a lot of great music to check out now!
@@tattoodude8946 I'm just glad she's trying, good on her. These legends get lost because we're over saturated with stimulation from everything. I was lucky enough to have professionals and jammers in my family so from when I can remember on it was my grandfather wailing on the piano, then my dad, Jazz, classical, then brothers introduced me to Beatles, Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Yes, King Crimson, Black Sabbath, Rainbow, Rush, Kansas. Skynard, etc. My sister; Heart, Older brother John Denver, Eagles, acoustic masters. I absolutely love all that acid rock, hardrock, blues, prog rock. Ever experimental bands. All before 1987. More power to those who dare listen and learn.
A Julliard trained singer ought to know this is Led Zeppelin’s Immigrant Song. It is not Shrek’s song. Us Baby Boomers grew up watching cartoons that featured music by the great composers, but did not refer to such masterpieces as “Merry Melodies, Bugs Bunny or Wally Gator songs.”
By the time glam metal came around most of those bands were copying Van Halen more so than Led Zeppelin, though Zeppelin were a big influence on Van Halen of course.
The creativity and guts to compose a song like this is awe inspiring. A few bars of driving rhythm and then a frightening Viking howl. None other than Led Zeppelin.
Hands down, my favorite Zeppelin song. Definitely not "glam." That hair was VERY common in the 60's and 70s, not just among rock bands, but on the street as well.
Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant Song" fit in the movie "Thor: Ragnarok" even better than it did in "Shrek the Third". I was a Zeppelin fan long before either movie. All of their albums were on rotation while I was in college. Awesome study music.
I took a year off after high school. During that time, it was either Deep Purple's Machine Head, or pick a Zeppelin album, any Zeppelin album (though HotH was the most recent at that time).
Not only study music, gaming music as well. Zep was in the rotation with Sabbath, Yes, Rush, ELP and others. A complete blast in the late '70's and early '80's.
I was there, I was 17 at the time...The film footage taken from the band's performance at the Sydney Showground in Australia in February 1972; The audio track was from a Long Beach Arena show, in Los Angeles, in 1972. 👍
@@VampireJack10 I agree VJ, most of their music is great, but there are some very ordinary songs, and HOTRH is one of them. Roy Harper's song, The Game, from around the mid 70s, is quite simply superb.
@@anthonyv6962 To be honest Anthony, I basically stopped listening to anything from Led Zep after Physical Graffiti. So, in all honesty, I couldn't tell you.
Led Zeppelin, the greatest and most sampled rock band in history. The amount of movies that use their amazingness is astounding! They aren’t glam metal.. this is almost 2 decades too early. They are the creators of real rock/metal and everything in between.
Not 2 or even 1 decade prior; T-Rex was from around the same time. Not the most sampled; Many more sampled. Nor that many songs in movies/TV! Fact: Aside from their own performances, no one was granted permission to use their music until like Y2K! Very few could/did due to the high price, except for a few that pleaded well. So truly not an astounding amount. Intent is good, but truths are needed- Cheerz
@@Antipodean33 As i said in line 1 as well! Some people just want to blurb out false info & other dimwits believe the first things they read & spread lies further instead.if doing a bit of research to find truths. But these lies spread further & further so that it clouds some attempts at research & all they learn are the lies! I am glad when others state truths alongside what i try to convey so it will drive the truths further into their brains & hopefully end some of the stupidity flooding the world! Cheerz to you & all who know & learn true history❣
MaggieRenee - if this took you by surprise imagine us way back when, unpacking a new Zepplin album and playing this as loud as we could or were allowed to. I was 18 when this hit our shores. We were blessed. You have much to learn young one.
Once you see them perform, (Denver'73), they are affixed in your mind; unlike any other band, you experience the music...an active volcano that can erupt at any time...
If they ever develop time travel, this is one of the concerts I want to attend! Robert Plant's incredible vocals, and the amazing John Bonham on the drums. No disrespect to Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones, two equally great musicians who helped make Led Zeppelin a power house band. Great react Miss Renee, glad you finally got to see the source material for the Shrek song.
I'd go back to Madison Square Garden in 1973 the concert footage used in their movie The Song Remains the Same. I was a bit too young to go up there in '73.
@@vernhoke7730I was there in 73, Saturday night July 28th. Flew up from Dallas cause a friend from the Marines scored some tickets. His Ole Lady hooked me up with her cousin. Man what a 4 day trip that was. 4 months later she flew to Texas. This year it will be 50 yrs.
@@randallcox6573 I was only 14 at the time, parents were too keen on me going back then. A few years later I joined the Marine Corps myself. Never made it too any Zeppelin shows there. I did see Queen there twice, the second time with Billy Squier.
If they ever develop time travel, I want to go to the Monterey pop festival and watch Janis Joplin. And go see the Allman Brothers live at the Fillmore. And the Last Waltz concert. Edit: and Woodstock. And all the ones I missed cause I was either too young or too broke
@@patclark3024 Get the feeling that Time Travel company would be very busy! A Led Zeppelin concert would not be the only one I would want to travel to. So many I missed for the same reason as you.
You need to do Led Zeppelin's live version of since I've been loving you 1973 Madison square garden concert! He'll definitely love the vocals on that one!
Seconded. Even with your impressive skills, training, and dedication...I think you may take a lesson about emotional delivery in that performance. And keep in mind this (and all of their songs, really) were never played live the same way twice.
Top five? You mean Top 2. The Beatles and Zeppelin were the two most successful, the two most influential, and the two most adventurous music groups in popular music history. Hands down.
Hits? Led Zeppelin were an albums band and never released any singles - can't have a hit without releasing a single. Like The Beatles, so many wonderful tracks/songs, instantly recognisable, that were never released as singles.
@@fantasycampfilms Actually, by earnings ... Led Zeppelin has been beaten by Madonna, Queen, Elton, Michael, Elvis, and The Beatles. So ... by earnings, they are seventh. Dunno if that's been adjusted for inflation.
Normally I prefer the studio version of a song because that’s what I heard first but this is one of the times the concert version is definitely better.
D Oberski, I agree this is my favorite version of The Immigrant Song, while I also love the studio version. I think Page's guitar solo is better in this live version than the studio.
Sometimes if you hear the live version first you end up preferring that to the studio version. But in general I treat live and studio as two different things and set my expectations accordingly. Listening to live rock or metal while driving is a thing.
My parents were big fans of Zeppelin. I remember listening to them as a kid. My dad still has all their albums and used to play stairway to heaven on his guitar for me
When I was in middle school, Black Dog hit the airwaves. A girl in my school danced to it on stage. White gogo boots, white hot pants, white blouse, waist length flaming red hair flying in all directions. That was the night I learned how to squeze my lemon.
Definitely do more Zeppelin. I'd like to recommend that you just start with album 1, track 1 and keep on going picking up live versions along the way of any song that you liked and want to see live, if you can find a live version. They didn't perform all their songs live so if you don't do studio versions, you'll be missing out on some incredible music. And Jimmy Page (guitarist) was a production genius in the studio so there's also that. ;) Enjoyed your reaction a lot and looking forward to more.
@@lizroberts6257 No one who really knows Zeppelin forgets. BTW, please don't liken LZ to a "glam" rock band. Nothing further from the truth, unless one tries to label them as a heavy metal band. ;)
@@crand20033it’s got nothing to do with how many songs… the stones are still playing n their 70s…. Doesn’t make ‘em better… the Stones were good, but NOT Zeppelin. The Beatles forged the way and were awesome…. Gotta give them credit for that. They also progressed from bubble gum rock to really sophisticated music. Outstanding band and one of my favorites. But, there is only one “greatest” and it’s Zeppelin
If you only know Stairway to heaven and Immigrant song...you have a LOT to gain on continuing with Led Zeppelin. Whole Lotta Love, Ramble on, Kashmir, Black dog...I could keep on the next hour or more. Led Z is pioneers of rock, blues, heavy metal and are unique in the the way that they never play a song same way twice at live concerts...always improvising, always giving us an unique experience. Each of them are unique in thier form of expressing themselves but together as a group they trancend the sum of all they each have.
Maggie, Please do more Zeppelin... These men were super GOOD! High energy.... You young lady are revealing your age on this one..... After you are trained in another form of music. And yes they had the hair, especially Robert!!! This performance give us insight as to why Zeppelin has sold 300 million albums worldwide.... Rock on lady!!!!!.........
I believe this is a live American recording dubbed into a live Australian performance. Well done!! This song also opened the first concert I ever saw as a nerdy kid in Texas. The power and larger than life appearance of the band was overwhelming and quite satisfying. I went on to see them 9 more times in different parts of the country.
Lucky bastard..😜👍...bet you can still smell the guitar..!..I missed the opportunity by a couple of years...grats on seeing the gods of rock and roll..✌
yep the song was live but they didn't have a video of them singing that song, so they just dubbed and edited the song over another concert song and made it to look like that was the song they were doing, and it worked amazingly well.
Love this, Led Zeppelin have so many Epic songs from the the late 60's and early 70's that remain unheard from a lot of people under 40 because they didn't release singles really, i would recommend, Led Zeppelin When the Levee Breaks (music video)
More Zep needed! "When the Levee Breaks" next? Or "Whole Lotta Love"? "Battle of Evermore"? "Kashmir"? One of the greatest bands ever, and unstoppable live.
Maggie, may I suggest 2... Led Zeppelin's live version of since I've been loving you 1973 Madison square garden concert, as well as the sweeping biopic, The Song Remains The Same/Rain Song from the same Concert. You won't regret it. 😀
Oh it is real Maggie, and they have many tracks you'll love. I'm glad you did this song, one of my many favorites from Zeppelin. Going to California. Good times/Bad times, are two off the top of my head. Nice reaction Maggie.
I saw LZ live in 1972 when Stairway To Heaven was brand new and Immigrant Song was maybe a year old. Besides the singing and guitar playing, the bass playing is intense. If you're interested, there are some young bands with amazing performances.
LZ was the perfect melding of worldly talent. Probably the best lead guitarist alive at the time, with the best drummer alive, with the best vocalist alive.
They went to Steve Marriott, of the Small Faces first, but he turned them down, to form Humble Pie. Robert Plant was Page's second choice. Check out Humble Pie's "Black Coffee".
Great reaction. Zeppelin help create the heavy metal genre. As you go deeper into the Led Zep rabbit hole you notice references to the works of J.R. Tolkien. There are so many great song by them you need to check out.
We were all young once, and I had hair down to my rear when I was 20 in 1977. I have heard all the Zeppelin tunes since at least 1968, and I saw them in 1978 at the LA Forum.
Every LZ song is a completely different experience to the next. For some exquisite vocals I recommend The Battle of Evermore, which features a gorgeous duet with folk singer Sandy Denny. Magical.
Trent Reznor’s cover of this for the title sequence of Girl With the Dragon Tattoo is very unique, and one of very few instances where someone doesn’t embarrass themselves trying to cover Zep
Heart's cover of Stairway to Heaven at the Kennedy Center Honors to the surviving members of Led Zeppelin was excellent as well. Mind you they did have Jason Bonham on drums to help.
I'm so glad you did another Led Zeppelin song. If you're going to do more, I would recommend an epic version of Kashmir (Live at Knebworth 1979) (Official Video). Led Zeppelin never plays the same song in the same way. This version has by far the best and clearest vocals which will give you a lot to react to. Another good choice would be Since I've Been Loving You live at MSG 1973.
This whole reaction really, but 1:32 specifically got you this new sub. What fun energy you have! That was great and I can’t wait to see how you’ll feel about the rest of their stuff. Remember, it’s all right at fifty years old and they were all in their early to mid 20’s, so it makes it that much more incredible that they sounded the way that they did.
What a great live version. The reaction though - it's like the power of this kind of music - it's like it doesn't exist anymore. Perplexing. It's like people won't let themselves go enough to feel that intensity anymore - they're too controlled. She is so utterly in control of herself.
Hello Magee Renee, Led Zeppelin's first album pretty much establishes who they are. The recording quality shows how it should be done. We use to drive around with it playing on the 8 track, so it all seems like one song to me. A song that I recommend they first did on their third album, but I prefer the one done by Paige and Plant on their acoustic album of 1994 " No Quarter ". The song is titled " Gallows Pole " or more often " Gallis Pole ". This is a favorite. RUclips video: Robert Plant & Jimmy Page 'Gallows Pole' - Jools Holland Show 1994 BBC
The story behind this song is interesting. This song was written to honor the people of Iceland. They had a concert to play in Iceland but at the time there was some kind of labor strike and getting the place ready for the concert was looking doubtful , the people of Iceland came together and actually seeing did the work as volunteers so the show could be played . I don’t know the exact details of the event . That is the basic story of the inspiration for this song .
The song has been used in so many movies, that I can't keep count. It was also used in the Thor movies since it's basically about Valhalla and the Vikings. Thanks for the reaction. And, you actually know three Led Zeppelin songs. You did Kashmir, which you didn't like. Shame on you for that.😁
Correct me if I'm wrong but first movie that used this song was School of Rock. There's even a video of where JB is asking permission with the audience
I've loved this song since I first heard it in my early teen years (the late 70's), it's always fun to see people's reactions to music they heard in shows or movies and thought they were written for them. Robert Plant has had a long musical career after Led Zeppelin ended in 1980 and I like his more recent work with Alison Krauss. RIP Bonzo.
Glam rock was 100% around in the early 70’s. Bowie, T-Rex, Gary Glitter, Queen…. And she doesn’t even mention the glam rock in the video. All she says is they are rocking glam metal hair. Which is a fair comparison. Glam metal was an entirely different genre from the 80’s.
If you get a chance, listen to the whole Led Zep III. They have eight studio albums, four live albums, nine compilation albums, 16 singles, 16 music videos and eight music downloads. So you have allot more listening to go!~ Thanks for the video! Peace!~
Dedicate this song to the memory of my fate school friend, Claudio, who showed me Led Zeppelin's songs for the first time, back in the early 80's. He passed away, but his presence will be with me whenever I hear a Led Zeppelin song!
@01:10 pejorative air guitar mimicking wah-wah sound effects @01:23 was shocked by the staccato grooviness and enjoying @01:31 the CAN'T-BELIEVE-MOMENT FACE speaks a million words of total awe
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How about singing "going to California" by Zep? I think you'ld like it.
Listen to something newer, Porcupine Tree, The Steven Wilson Band.
Also, Spock's Beard's album, "Brief Nocturnes and Dreamless Sleep"
Maggie, please check out the studio version of Led Zeppelin Kashmir. There are some tremendous things Robert Plant does with his vocals which I’m sure you’ll love.
Must react to Led Zeppelin's 1973 msg live film (especially the song remains the same+the rain song)👌🏻
Top LZ Slow songs (down by the sea, side, tangerine, going to California,the rain song, no quarter, in the light)
Top LZ fast songs (how many more times, ramble on,in my time of dying, heartbreaker, babe I'm gonna leave you, good times bad times, Achilles last stand) and many many more
I am still in shock that you referred to Led Zeppelin as "glam rock" .... wow
Lol she's still young, so she gets a pass. 😃
You get a pass... These are not "glam" rockers!! 😆😆😆😎💋💖
She said glam metal hair!! It’s actually hippie hair! ☮️😎
@@nancymjohnson I stand corrected! My mind stopped working after the word "glam". (and of course I watched it again and paid attention this time :)
LOL!
This isn't "Glam Metal" It's CLASSIC ROCK.
Haha, it's so stupid that everything is classified as Metal nowadays. Like there is no other genres that are a little aggressive ^^
@@KarlOlofsson Quite right :D Mind you that discourse has been going on since the 70's with the likes of Zep and Purple and Sabbath declaring they are not Metal ... they are Hard Rock :D
They totally predate "Glam Metal". If anything, they are the forerunner of all heavy metal.
Zeppelin is their own genre. there is no other like them.
@@richardsenkBeachwalker Progressive Blues Rock?
One can NEVER have too much Led Zeppelin.
I'm waiting for someone to get her to watch Dread Zeppelin
I don't know about that....
@@johnjohn37371it's a proven fact that listening to Zeppelin for 24 hours can cure almost any disease you could be suffering from.
@@randallcox6573 Not sure I want to replace my asthma with that level of boredom...lol. Joking, I loved Led Zeppelin for most of my life, just to the point now where (like AC/DC, Queen, even my beloved Floyd) I'm good with not hearing them for a good while ..
There is no such thing as "too much LZ".
Led Zeppelin is one of the few things in this world that is NOT Over-rated.
This girl is clueless !
It makes me appreciate growing up in the 1970's
The young folks these days missed out on some great times!!!❤🧡💥
And some really poor camera work
@@matthewcumberland6877 oh cameras haven't changed in the last 20 years, im behind on the news. So I didn't know.
Very,very true.
Led Zeppelin was an English Band from the 60's
The power of Robert's voice, The power of John's drums. The power of Jimmy's guitar. The power of John's bass.
Welcome to my world.
They were Goats and John Bonham was one of the best drummer of all time may he R. I. P
@@georgeblanchard5278 And she knows both their songs. 🙄🙄
Everybody says that Jimmy Page is led Zeppelin. I think John Bonham is definitely the thing that held all of it together. If it wasn't for him I don't know where led Zeppelin would be.
The power, and glory of Zep.
God bless, John Bonham, such a loss!!! After Neil Peart, he was the greatest drummer ever!!!!! God bless you, Maggie! I, for one, will let you off - your voice is divine!
Zeppelin was one of the rare bands where you knew every song on every album.
true
There are perhaps 2 songs that are not excellent. Even those are better than most artist top hits 😂
Knowing every album front to back and forever still finding one that becomes my new favorite, even though I’ve listened to them since I bought them in the late 70s. Everything written has something to offer. Very few artists have done that. None of the bands being signed in this year will ever be able to make that claim.
Like BOSTON
And one of the few bands (if not the only) where the minute the song starts, your heart begins to 'hold it's breath' as you wait for that massive crescendo that it's building up to! I'm 68 and I still catch my breath and tears come to my eyes when I hear these songs. Every one of them! And I'm not a music lover as a rule but I feel like these guys are in touch with the Universe when they played and when they wrote for that matter. Absolutely amazing!
@@bongopirate0672 the problem with Boston was they essentially only made 2 albums. There third one was like a decade later, and aside from sounding like the trademark ‘band’ it was kinda just the exact same as the original albums. I see the ‘band’ has released a grand total of 6 albums, one per decade, they fall nowhere in the category of Led Zeppelin.
Firstly, every Boston song sounds like a Tom Scholz production because his trademark guitar sounds are nearly all because of his electronic signature sounding gizmos.
Having dozens of cast members adds to their lack of being a cohesive unit. The Stones are the rolling stones, with a selection of guitar players, but the same unit overall.
Deep Purple, they fall under the revolving door category. The first decade was relevant. Nothing after the 80s was groundbreaking.
TULL, same.
Aerosmith, a solid piece of band craft. Killer, dead for awhile, killer-ish again and essentially still the same as the original. Five excellent albums, a couple ok albums during the addicted years, and they returned with lots of great hits, but still not as good as the first 5.
Sabbath. Same, sort of. 5 great albums followed by a couple really solid albums with Dio, a series of member rotations, making a series of rather sorry albums and finally as their coda they released 13 with all the original members and actually made something special. I bought it, half expecting garbage, but it was not the let down I feared. Not as great as the first ones, but certainly worth my money.
Few bands have a really truly unique sound. Many have a unique sound or style, but most just pale in comparison.
Boston, you’ve heard one song, you can always know it’s a Boston song. But they aren’t so amazingly crafted songs that can be called timeless.
2 songs? Just 2? WOW!!! Led Zeppelin is like, MANDATORY! Like breathing. Do yourself a favor, start from the first album and go until the end of their last album. On your own time and for your souls own good. It's imperative.
Maggie’s got some catching up to do....
Cheers! 🍷
This is her channel Bobo. She can do whatever the F she wants. The only thing that's manadatory is that you change your name to Bobo.
@@fantasycampfilms " Thus spake Bobo! "
@@fantasycampfilms luv me sum bobo
Oh, I agree, Bobbo Lan. One frigid winter in Pullman, WA, the gang in the Dorm. It was too much of a good thing. Because, well, they're Moody. So one night, I had my room to myself, and I stacked 4 Zeppelin albums on my best friend's excellent record changer . Cranked it and took a vacation in rock and roll heaven. I felt much better, much!
The greatest rock band of all time in my opinion...
In millions of people's opinion include me 😁✌️
As a Rabid Van Halen fan I have Zero problems with this statement 🤷
The greatest! The Gods !!!
100%
Your opinion is right
for those of us who grew up in the 70s it ain't glam rock, it ain't classic rock, it is just rock and roll.
"I literally thought this song was written for Sherk." Oh my ... Well, bless your heart. :)
This song is just a force of nature. Led Zeppelin was incredible - ahead of their time, revolutionary and eternally relevant.
Must listen - Kashmir, Black Dog, Whole Lotta Love, Ramble On, Misty Mountain Hop, Dazed and Confused, Gallows Pole, Four Sticks, Battle of Evermore, Going to California, When the Levee Breaks - - - I could keep going but that is a good start! (If anyone wonders why I'm missing any songs - I grew up with II, III and IV in my cassette collection so they got a lot of play in my formative years)
^ what he said.
^^^^^THIS^^^^^
Yep, what he said--though I'd explicitly add The Rain Song to the list.
And John Bonham singing it on The Voice of Ireland Blinds😄
My jam is Since I've Been Loving You.
Do more of these guys. You will not regret it. It's widely considered the greatest rock band of all time. This isn't just some random dudes here. These are THE legends of rock music.
Zep was undoubtedly "the greatest rock band of all time" if you just ignore The Rolling Stones, The Who, Cream, Queen, The Beatles, and Deep Purple. Which is like saying India is the "Dark Continent" if you ignore Africa. This was true "Stadium Rock" ushered in by the legendary Yardbirds. Please remember this the next time you tell some old coot (like me), "OK Boomer!" and roll your eyes.
@@alkholos Ok Boomer
I don't know about them being the greatest rock band of all time but certainly the were the greatest cover band of all time considering the amount of plagiarism contained in their music catalogue.
@@stefan8405 That's a really uneducated take, that shows you don't understand the history of copyright disputes in music. Everyone did what they did, until they became so popular, that people started suing to get a piece of it. If they are plagiarists, then so is literally everyone in the entire music industry, excepting The Beatles, for all of human history prior to them. It was standard practice, until people decided they wanted that Zeppelin royalty.
@@Tijuanabill i might be uneductated but i have never heard of Pink Floyd, Queen or The Who , just to mention some of the greatest bands,being accused of plagiarism. Never. And they all started making music after the beatles. So your statement " everybody did It" Is uttuerly stupid and make no sense. Get your facts right, providing proofs to support what you are saying or quit the bullshit.
This particular performance was held at the Sydney Showground on February 27th 1972. I was 13 years old & was there with my brothers who were 19 & 17. It was absolutely awesome. I remember it like it was Yesterday. Which is funny as these days I have trouble remembering what I did Yesterday. Hahaha
That was at the Orange Bowl in Florida 🙄
@@robertgriffiths4167 Sydney Showground!
LED Zeppelin= Best frontman , lead guitarist, bassist and by far the greatest rock drummer of all time. Genius.
Half the world thought it was written for "Shrek", the other half thought it was written for "Thor: Ragnarok".
And the rest of us had the good fortune to be alive when Zeppelin was a working band...
🤣🤣🤣🤣 “you got that right, you sure got that right”!!✌🏻
The impact was far greater in Thor. Absolutely awesome choice for an opening to that movie.
no-no-no you forgot the "school of Rock" by jack Black - how dare you forget ?
@@МаксимЗадворнов-ы3д Afaik it's credited IN SCENE tho? But yeah, that was the first time I heard the track as well ^^
@@Micras08no-no-no You miss the whole (lotta) point here - The Immigrant Song - is the VERY FIRST of Led Zeppelin songs ever (if any more than this one) released for "3rd party use" with copyrights and that stuff around AND --- it copyrights was lifted loose for exactly the "School of Rock" and the main engine of that was Jack Black because he didn't settled down when he got a reject on that ask he made to copyright holders for named above song - so he made a short and suprisingly serious (for himself) video with appeal to rock listeners throughout the world to demand that copyright lifted for his project - that's how this song started its "tour" in a cinematography - main point here is : EVERYTHING ELSE WAS LATER !!!
P.S. -I've seen both the appeal of Jack Black and the "school of Rock"
Glam Metal was later with bands trying and failing to be Led Zeppelin. Perms, hair dye, shiity high notes,etc. These dudes simply looked this way, no makeup, bleach, or perms, just fucking monsters of the scene without equal because of talent and unique interpretations of world music.
Yeah - that nearly broke me - first, she only thought the song was just from Shrek, then she only ever heard Stairway, and then "glam metal hair". I just about pulled mine out! Hey, I know I'm getting older, but as a Julliard trained singer, I would think they would cover ALL music, especially ones as influential as Led Zeppelin. What are they teaching these young people! 🤣 Well, she certainly has a lot of great music to check out now!
@@tattoodude8946 I'm just glad she's trying, good on her. These legends get lost because we're over saturated with stimulation from everything. I was lucky enough to have professionals and jammers in my family so from when I can remember on it was my grandfather wailing on the piano, then my dad, Jazz, classical, then brothers introduced me to Beatles, Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Yes, King Crimson, Black Sabbath, Rainbow, Rush, Kansas. Skynard, etc. My sister; Heart, Older brother John Denver, Eagles, acoustic masters. I absolutely love all that acid rock, hardrock, blues, prog rock. Ever experimental bands. All before 1987. More power to those who dare listen and learn.
A Julliard trained singer ought to know this is Led Zeppelin’s Immigrant Song. It is not Shrek’s song.
Us Baby Boomers grew up watching cartoons that featured music by the great composers, but did not refer to such masterpieces as “Merry Melodies, Bugs Bunny or Wally Gator songs.”
@@D1Gr8hansGraf Carl Stalling was a genius, true master.
By the time glam metal came around most of those bands were copying Van Halen more so than Led Zeppelin, though Zeppelin were a big influence on Van Halen of course.
The creativity and guts to compose a song like this is awe inspiring. A few bars of driving rhythm and then a frightening Viking howl. None other than Led Zeppelin.
Please don’t ever call Led Zeppelin glam rock again, that is so insulting.
Give her a break, She's an opera singer for heaven's sake.
She’s just a kid, doesn’t know any better
Forgive her, for she knows not what she said.
I agree with you
As soon as you hear them , you take for granted that four souls were sold.
Hands down, my favorite Zeppelin song. Definitely not "glam." That hair was VERY common in the 60's and 70s, not just among rock bands, but on the street as well.
And for Robert, this actually qualifies as a bad hair day. He sometimes had overwhelming locks.
I had long hair like that in the 70's.
Can we take a moment to just recognize how GD HEAVY that bass is going?!?! JPJ, the secret sauce that completed the Mighty Zeppelin!
not to mention mandolin and keyboards...mmmph
The silent genius
No Zeppelin without JPJ
Page personally recruited him because they were both session musicians and knew his talents
Totally! I played it for the first time live a few weeks ago, my head was spinning. I sorta got close, I'll kill it next time, maybe.
Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant Song" fit in the movie "Thor: Ragnarok" even better than it did in "Shrek the Third". I was a Zeppelin fan long before either movie. All of their albums were on rotation while I was in college. Awesome study music.
For me it was School Of Rock
I took a year off after high school. During that time, it was either Deep Purple's Machine Head, or pick a Zeppelin album, any Zeppelin album (though HotH was the most recent at that time).
Best part of Ragnarok
As far as I know this was written about Iceland, where I'm from.
Not only study music, gaming music as well.
Zep was in the rotation with Sabbath, Yes, Rush, ELP and others. A complete blast in the late '70's and early '80's.
Led Zeppelin is the best rock band ever without question
Jimmy Paige making that guitar sing, amazing. Man is a legend.
Only after you've heard their top 20 will you scratch the surface of this ICONIC band.
The hair, the chest, the voice, the swagger, the music, EVERYTHING.
Oh, we know. And Zepp's not bad either. 😄
The tight jeans, too!
@@Seraphim4190 how could I overlook those nut huggers 🍋👌
Greatest band to grace the planet!
agree
The Shrek gimmick was for your parent's entertainment.
They wrote this song on the plane after leaving Iceland.
You're partially correct, they wrote it actually during their tour in Iceland for appreciation of how well the people there treated them.
I was there, I was 17 at the time...The film footage taken from the band's performance at the Sydney Showground in Australia in February 1972; The audio track was from a Long Beach Arena show, in Los Angeles, in 1972. 👍
Bastardized no doubt: packaged and sold to unwitting masses…Led Zep…
@pmR32red I was there at the showground too. That's me in the grandstand with the long hair.
@@warrenbridges1891 lol
One of the greatest DISCOGRAPHIES ever. They honestly don't have a bad track. ✌
Hats Off to Roy Harper is quite literally, bog. But that's just me.
@@petefumberger5225 I'll take it a whole lot further. I say 90% of each Coda, Presence and In Through the Out Door. But that's just me.
I don't know, Hot Dog is pretty dire.
Although I do agree about 98% of their stuff being great.
@@VampireJack10 I agree VJ, most of their music is great, but there are some very ordinary songs, and HOTRH is one of them.
Roy Harper's song, The Game, from around the mid 70s, is quite simply superb.
@@anthonyv6962 To be honest Anthony, I basically stopped listening to anything from Led Zep after Physical Graffiti. So, in all honesty, I couldn't tell you.
Led Zeppelin, the greatest and most sampled rock band in history. The amount of movies that use their amazingness is astounding! They aren’t glam metal.. this is almost 2 decades too early. They are the creators of real rock/metal and everything in between.
Perfect man. Zeppelin is one of creators of heavy or hard rock.
Black Sabbath just entered the chat.
Not 2 or even 1 decade prior; T-Rex was from around the same time. Not the most sampled; Many more sampled. Nor that many songs in movies/TV! Fact: Aside from their own performances, no one was granted permission to use their music until like Y2K! Very few could/did due to the high price, except for a few that pleaded well. So truly not an astounding amount.
Intent is good, but truths are needed- Cheerz
Not true Glam Rock was around when Led Zep were around, we had T Rex, Bowie and others
@@Antipodean33 As i said in line 1 as well! Some people just want to blurb out false info & other dimwits believe the first things they read & spread lies further instead.if doing a bit of research to find truths. But these lies spread further & further so that it clouds some attempts at research & all they learn are the lies! I am glad when others state truths alongside what i try to convey so it will drive the truths further into their brains & hopefully end some of the stupidity flooding the world! Cheerz to you & all who know & learn true history❣
This song Kicks Ass!!! Pure and Simple.
MaggieRenee - if this took you by surprise imagine us way back when, unpacking a new Zepplin album and playing this as loud as we could or were allowed to. I was 18 when this hit our shores. We were blessed. You have much to learn young one.
One of the greatest bands of all time! Let me tell you their concerts were amazing!!! Miss those days.
My 2nd favorite concert was Led Zeppelin, my first was Aerosmith. The rest? not even close.
Miss those days too. My first concert: Led Zeppelin - Montreal (Canada) April 1970
Once you see them perform, (Denver'73), they are affixed in your mind; unlike any other band, you experience the music...an active volcano that can erupt at any time...
Vu à Paris en 1973
Vus à Paris en 1973 un peu avant Deep Purple. Les groupes que nous aimions étaient ,Cream ,Mountain, BBA , Cactus. TYA Steppenwolf. Les précurseurs!
If they ever develop time travel, this is one of the concerts I want to attend! Robert Plant's incredible vocals, and the amazing John Bonham on the drums. No disrespect to Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones, two equally great musicians who helped make Led Zeppelin a power house band. Great react Miss Renee, glad you finally got to see the source material for the Shrek song.
I'd go back to Madison Square Garden in 1973 the concert footage used in their movie The Song Remains the Same. I was a bit too young to go up there in '73.
@@vernhoke7730I was there in 73, Saturday night July 28th. Flew up from Dallas cause a friend from the Marines scored some tickets. His Ole Lady hooked me up with her cousin. Man what a 4 day trip that was. 4 months later she flew to Texas. This year it will be 50 yrs.
@@randallcox6573 I was only 14 at the time, parents were too keen on me going back then. A few years later I joined the Marine Corps myself. Never made it too any Zeppelin shows there. I did see Queen there twice, the second time with Billy Squier.
If they ever develop time travel, I want to go to the Monterey pop festival and watch Janis Joplin. And go see the Allman Brothers live at the Fillmore. And the Last Waltz concert. Edit: and Woodstock. And all the ones I missed cause I was either too young or too broke
@@patclark3024 Get the feeling that Time Travel company would be very busy! A Led Zeppelin concert would not be the only one I would want to travel to. So many I missed for the same reason as you.
You need to do Led Zeppelin's live version of since I've been loving you 1973 Madison square garden concert! He'll definitely love the vocals on that one!
Seconded. Even with your impressive skills, training, and dedication...I think you may take a lesson about emotional delivery in that performance. And keep in mind this (and all of their songs, really) were never played live the same way twice.
Millium child here 😂😂😂😂😂 ,this is actually live at a fairground before sound effects
Led Zepplin are gods of Rock & Roll!
Historically a top five most successful rock band. This is one of their many massive hits.
Top five? You mean Top 2. The Beatles and Zeppelin were the two most successful, the two most influential, and the two most adventurous music groups in popular music history. Hands down.
Hits? Led Zeppelin were an albums band and never released any singles - can't have a hit without releasing a single. Like The Beatles, so many wonderful tracks/songs, instantly recognisable, that were never released as singles.
@@andyallan2909 In the UK they didn’t release any singles, but they did release them in the US.
@@andyallan2909 You don't have to release a single to register a hit. Heh.
@@fantasycampfilms Actually, by earnings ... Led Zeppelin has been beaten by Madonna, Queen, Elton, Michael, Elvis, and The Beatles. So ... by earnings, they are seventh. Dunno if that's been adjusted for inflation.
Normally I prefer the studio version of a song because that’s what I heard first but this is one of the times the concert version is definitely better.
Yeah, and a lot of live versions have slight modifications, so it is always good to start with studio to hear the song's authentic sound.
D Oberski, I agree this is my favorite version of The Immigrant Song, while I also love the studio version. I think Page's guitar solo is better in this live version than the studio.
Sometimes if you hear the live version first you end up preferring that to the studio version. But in general I treat live and studio as two different things and set my expectations accordingly. Listening to live rock or metal while driving is a thing.
My parents were big fans of Zeppelin. I remember listening to them as a kid. My dad still has all their albums and used to play stairway to heaven on his guitar for me
I love watching your reactions to songs that everyone assumes everyone knows. Shows how small our bubbles are.
'Now I know two songs by them"
*falls out of chair*
Ramble On is a must listen from Zeppelin. So is Black Dog
I second on Black Dog just for the vocals 👍
When I was in middle school, Black Dog hit the airwaves. A girl in my school danced to it on stage. White gogo boots, white hot pants, white blouse, waist length flaming red hair flying in all directions. That was the night I learned how to squeze my lemon.
If you're sadly out of coffee this will definitely get your day started. Heck Robert's vocals alone will make you want to tackle just about anything.
Definitely do more Zeppelin. I'd like to recommend that you just start with album 1, track 1 and keep on going picking up live versions along the way of any song that you liked and want to see live, if you can find a live version. They didn't perform all their songs live so if you don't do studio versions, you'll be missing out on some incredible music. And Jimmy Page (guitarist) was a production genius in the studio so there's also that. ;)
Enjoyed your reaction a lot and looking forward to more.
how often do people forget it was primarily jimmy page on production? A major key to the LZ soundarrangement/taste
@@lizroberts6257 No one who really knows Zeppelin forgets. BTW, please don't liken LZ to a "glam" rock band. Nothing further from the truth, unless one tries to label them as a heavy metal band. ;)
this is why your grandparent are still crazy to this day we were driven by this kind of music.. we will still be rockin in our graves
Led Zeppelin is generally regarded as the greatest rock band of all time.
The Stones were a good rock band too. They had a lot of rock songs.
The Beatles are generally regarded as the best rock band of all time. All due respect to Led Zep.
@@loutowers6529 Or maybe even the Rolling Stones but they were all great back then. I think The Beetles produced more songs though.
@@crand20033it’s got nothing to do with how many songs… the stones are still playing n their 70s…. Doesn’t make ‘em better… the Stones were good, but NOT Zeppelin. The Beatles forged the way and were awesome…. Gotta give them credit for that. They also progressed from bubble gum rock to really sophisticated music. Outstanding band and one of my favorites. But, there is only one “greatest” and it’s Zeppelin
Nice to see people getting into this group even after five decades.
If you only know Stairway to heaven and Immigrant song...you have a LOT to gain on continuing with Led Zeppelin. Whole Lotta Love, Ramble on, Kashmir, Black dog...I could keep on the next hour or more. Led Z is pioneers of rock, blues, heavy metal and are unique in the the way that they never play a song same way twice at live concerts...always improvising, always giving us an unique experience. Each of them are unique in thier form of expressing themselves but together as a group they trancend the sum of all they each have.
"When the Levee Breaks" is a MUST LISTEN
Trampled Underfoot, Houses of the Holy, No Quarter, Fool in the Rain, Dyer Maker
ANYTHING from Zeppelins Debut Album will blow you away. Seriously need more Zep in your life!
Pound for pound, ever person/instrument/song Led Zep blows away the Stones!
Let this be a lesson on the importance of music history.
Maggie,
Please do more Zeppelin... These men were super GOOD! High energy.... You young lady are revealing your age on this one..... After you are trained in another form of music. And yes they had the hair, especially Robert!!!
This performance give us insight as to why Zeppelin has sold 300 million albums worldwide.... Rock on lady!!!!!.........
Stay tuned. More Zeppelin coming this week. 🤘
When I listen to Led Zeppelin so do my neighbors...
Cant go wrong with that old classic..😅
LMAO
I believe this is a live American recording dubbed into a live Australian performance. Well done!! This song also opened the first concert I ever saw as a nerdy kid in Texas. The power and larger than life appearance of the band was overwhelming and quite satisfying. I went on to see them 9 more times in different parts of the country.
Yes from How the west was won
Lucky bastard..😜👍...bet you can still smell the guitar..!..I missed the opportunity by a couple of years...grats on seeing the gods of rock and roll..✌
yep the song was live but they didn't have a video of them singing that song, so they just dubbed and edited the song over another concert song and made it to look like that was the song they were doing, and it worked amazingly well.
@jimg9613 I was at this gig. Sydney Showground 1972.
Robert Plant just shivers my timbers with that opening.
Love this, Led Zeppelin have so many Epic songs from the the late 60's and early 70's that remain unheard from a lot of people under 40 because they didn't release singles really, i would recommend, Led Zeppelin When the Levee Breaks (music video)
yesss dammit when the levee breaks. the harmonica alone...
More Zep needed! "When the Levee Breaks" next? Or "Whole Lotta Love"? "Battle of Evermore"? "Kashmir"? One of the greatest bands ever, and unstoppable live.
Maggie, may I suggest 2... Led Zeppelin's live version of since I've been loving you 1973 Madison square garden concert, as well as the sweeping biopic, The Song Remains The Same/Rain Song from the same Concert. You won't regret it. 😀
Thank you for your suggestion! 👍
Excellent suggestion
You thought Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant song" came from Shrek? Wow, that's embarrassing.
They pulverize this song into oblivion... stunning talent!
Oh it is real Maggie, and they have many tracks you'll love. I'm glad you did this song, one of my many favorites from Zeppelin. Going to California. Good times/Bad times, are two off the top of my head. Nice reaction Maggie.
Just to clarify, this video may have been posted 13 years ago but it's from the movie "The Song Remains the Same" which was released in 1976
Don't miss the absolute groove of this song. It's epic.
The power of Paige and Plant made Zeppelin one of the top groups in the 60's and 70's look at that crowd.
John Bonham, killing the green sparkle Ludwig drum set!
I saw LZ live in 1972 when Stairway To Heaven was brand new and Immigrant Song was maybe a year old. Besides the singing and guitar playing, the bass playing is intense. If you're interested, there are some young bands with amazing performances.
LZ was the perfect melding of worldly talent. Probably the best lead guitarist alive at the time, with the best drummer alive, with the best vocalist alive.
got that right, bro
& a great bassist. Listen!
They went to Steve Marriott, of the Small Faces first, but he turned them down, to form Humble Pie. Robert Plant was Page's second choice. Check out Humble Pie's "Black Coffee".
Great reaction. Zeppelin help create the heavy metal genre. As you go deeper into the Led Zep rabbit hole you notice references to the works of J.R. Tolkien.
There are so many great song by them you need to check out.
LZ is not HM,...
@@kevinbrady6075 What?
Always thought they were like a bluegrass folk🤣
ramble on being my favorite, conveys the same feeling of woder and joy that reading that hobbit or the fellowship would...
Loved the fact you did not interrupt the song every three secs like some people.
We were all young once, and I had hair down to my rear when I was 20 in 1977. I have heard all the Zeppelin tunes since at least 1968, and I saw them in 1978 at the LA Forum.
Every LZ song is a completely different experience to the next. For some exquisite vocals I recommend The Battle of Evermore, which features a gorgeous duet with folk singer Sandy Denny. Magical.
Trent Reznor’s cover of this for the title sequence of Girl With the Dragon Tattoo is very unique, and one of very few instances where someone doesn’t embarrass themselves trying to cover Zep
I usually don't like Zeppelin covers too much but I actually like that version.
@@boki1693 yep, I think that was the first time I ever heard a Zep cover and didn’t immediately think “Why?!”
Heart's cover of Stairway to Heaven at the Kennedy Center Honors to the surviving members of Led Zeppelin was excellent as well. Mind you they did have Jason Bonham on drums to help.
@@doberski6855 yeah, that might be the only other cover I can think of that I like, but Ann Wilson can do no wrong
Try Oceans of Slumber's version of "Kashmir".
I'm so glad you did another Led Zeppelin song. If you're going to do more, I would recommend an epic version of Kashmir (Live at Knebworth 1979) (Official Video). Led Zeppelin never plays the same song in the same way. This version has by far the best and clearest vocals which will give you a lot to react to. Another good choice would be Since I've Been Loving You live at MSG 1973.
I was at that concert you are showing 1972 in Sydney Australia
I was fortunate enough to see Led Zeppelin in in 1973. Fantastic show.... tickets were $16
Led Zeppelin is the best band of the world.
Whole Lotta Love was the song that put them on the map as a popular group. It should probably be the next one you look at from them.
Just as long as she cuts out that middle, filler, crap. It would have been the greatest song ever, imho, if that part was not in the song.
This whole reaction really, but 1:32 specifically got you this new sub. What fun energy you have! That was great and I can’t wait to see how you’ll feel about the rest of their stuff. Remember, it’s all right at fifty years old and they were all in their early to mid 20’s, so it makes it that much more incredible that they sounded the way that they did.
Welcome! See you Saturday on my next livestream! 👍🎶🌺
Sydney Showground 72 footage. Have a lot of this on Video tape from way back
I can't tell you how happy I am to not have a clue this was in Shrek 😂
What a great live version.
The reaction though - it's like the power of this kind of music - it's like it doesn't exist anymore. Perplexing. It's like people won't let themselves go enough to feel that intensity anymore - they're too controlled. She is so utterly in control of herself.
Hello Magee Renee, Led Zeppelin's first album pretty much establishes who they are. The recording quality shows how it should be done. We use to drive around with it playing on the 8 track, so it all seems like one song to me. A song that I recommend they first did on their third album, but I prefer the one done by Paige and Plant on their acoustic album of 1994 " No Quarter ". The song is titled " Gallows Pole " or more often " Gallis Pole ". This is a favorite. RUclips video: Robert Plant & Jimmy Page 'Gallows Pole' - Jools Holland Show 1994 BBC
Love love love the first album
The story behind this song is interesting. This song was written to honor the people of Iceland.
They had a concert to play in Iceland but at the time there was some kind of labor strike and getting the place ready for the concert was looking doubtful , the people of Iceland came together and actually seeing did the work as volunteers so the show could be played . I don’t know the exact details of the event . That is the basic story of the inspiration for this song .
"You Shook Me" and "Tea For One" by Led Zepplin are my all time Favorites. You will not be disappointed.
I took this record to my 6th grade Christmas party, in 1970 ! :)
The song has been used in so many movies, that I can't keep count. It was also used in the Thor movies since it's basically about Valhalla and the Vikings. Thanks for the reaction. And, you actually know three Led Zeppelin songs. You did Kashmir, which you didn't like. Shame on you for that.😁
Correct me if I'm wrong but first movie that used this song was School of Rock. There's even a video of where JB is asking permission with the audience
@@edwardmunoz7853 Yes
I've loved this song since I first heard it in my early teen years (the late 70's), it's always fun to see people's reactions to music they heard in shows or movies and thought they were written for them. Robert Plant has had a long musical career after Led Zeppelin ended in 1980 and I like his more recent work with Alison Krauss. RIP Bonzo.
Heaven knows, 1987
sea of love
@@lizroberts6257 Great sunset/sunrise on profile
That jaw drop was priceless! And, yeah...there was no such thing as 'glam rock' when these guys were killing it.
Glam rock was 100% around in the early 70’s. Bowie, T-Rex, Gary Glitter, Queen…. And she doesn’t even mention the glam rock in the video.
All she says is they are rocking glam metal hair. Which is a fair comparison. Glam metal was an entirely different genre from the 80’s.
@@smiling_chaos Eh, fair enough.
First time watcher! I love your "wah-wah" imitation! That alone makes me a subcriber and fan! ❤
Welcome! 🤗
At age 73 Led Zep is still my favorite band!
If you get a chance, listen to the whole Led Zep III. They have eight studio albums, four live albums, nine compilation albums, 16 singles, 16 music videos and eight music downloads. So you have allot more listening to go!~ Thanks for the video! Peace!~
You are like a cute nerd discovering awesome!
😂😂😂😂
Maggie, it would be interesting to hear your rendition of this song. You have the voice to do it justice. 😀💀
YESS
Dedicate this song to the memory of my fate school friend, Claudio, who showed me Led Zeppelin's songs for the first time, back in the early 80's.
He passed away, but his presence will be with me whenever I hear a Led Zeppelin song!
@01:10 pejorative air guitar mimicking wah-wah sound effects
@01:23 was shocked by the staccato grooviness and enjoying
@01:31 the CAN'T-BELIEVE-MOMENT FACE speaks a million words of total awe