Man, I get the need for it--but especially with this song there's an entire journey from start to finish (complete with ebbs and flows, ups and downs, and intensity of volume) and it is composed almost like classical piece. So truly I feel bad that you aren't getting to experience the song as it was intended. Do what you gotta do though! Another excellent video
Yea j. You have been introduced to a band that are rock gods. It's a 4 man band. Three musicians. Jimmy Page is led guitar and get this...... He plays that erie sound you hear with a cello bow on his guitar. YOU HAVE TO SEE IT LIVE !!!!! Get a copy of a video called "The Song Remains the Same" WATCH IT !!!!!! You can thank me later. It's Led Zeppelin Live. Goosebumps. You'll be amazed. It's what you said. "Greatness"
That haunting sound is guitarist Jimmy Page (the GOAT) playing his electric guitar with a violin bow. Enjoyed your reaction. This song is so bad ass. :)
I was at a party with a friend tripping , Led Zeppelin was on the stereo, we both experienced the vaulted ceiling invert, it had to be the music. After that we went downstairs where a guy was injecting golf balls with butane and teeing off into the woods (it was dark, wet, and cold) I can still remember the tracers, you know what I mean 😉 It was a memorable day 🤣
I actually heard this whole album performed at The Fillmore East before it was released; I had gone to see Iron Butterfly, top billed, no one even knew who Led Zeppelin was.... feel lucky to be here to tell this story....they sure knew who.they were after!!
Larry Pincus I saw them twice in Chicago. I love watching this guys reaction to them. When he said it was trippy I thought yeah a lot of times back then we were trippy while we were listening to them. I know I was trippy at their concerts both times. Zeppelin is and always will be the best band ever! Better then any rock band, blues, soul, country...........Led Zeppelin was and always will be the best band ever!
Ahh, the good old days where the "crickets would be chirping in your ears" for days afterward. Around where I came from, we called it that even though it was just a high pitched "EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE". Black Sabbath, Led Zep, Jethro Tull ... Blue Oyster Cult coming in '72 (after their name changed). I can't remember the year - BOC turned their concert volume down because 7 hearing people came out of one of their concerts legally deaf. Most bands turned the volume down as well after that.
Yes We were..I seen them in Concert in Orlando Florida. In The 70s..Yep..Doing Acid..No Other way to See Led Zep..My Most Fave Band ! I Was like 17 ! 18!! Fabulous. Concert.1 Of My Cherished Memories 4 Ever..Me & My Oldest Sister.. Miss her Soo Much..😊😉❤🎼🎶🎵✌🙏❤❤🎼🎶🎵🎼 RIP Emily..😢💔❤❤❤
Now u know why those of us who grew up to this did not turn into old people like our parents did - we still listen to it! Real Artists and musicians - MAGIC!
"...with these headphones, you hear everything!" Now you know what most teens were doing late at night with the big 70s cans on their heads studying the stereo imaging and, in the case of this song, all of the panning left to right. It was a religious experience.
You have a real soul. I hope you're helping some other young folks find theirs. Don't let nothing get in your road. Rock on Young brother. I'm a 57 year old white man but we're kin under the skin. You ever come to Texas you got a place to stay.
This was back in the days of Quadraphonic sound. Put up four speakers, on in each corner of your room as a kid. Then sit in the middle and those sounds came at you from all sides, criss crossing and really playing off each other that just isn't the same experience with headphones.
The thing about Zeppelin, they were all geniuses in their craft! Zeppelin is by far, the most influential rock band of the 60’s and 70’s. From a drummers stand point, Bonham was the complete package for a rock drummer! I wish I could be a fraction, as gifted as he was! There is no band tighter, than the mighty Zep!
A lot of people will argue that Neal Peart is better than Bonham. Everyone is entitled to their own stupid opinion. He may be as good but never better.
@@sarahp8058 tool blew every band out of water. Then a Perfect Circle blew Tooloutta the water. Then Tool's next album blew aPC outta the water. I love some pink Floyd but, NOTHING beats Tool
@@sarahp8058 I had a dream once. I was walking a curvy road thru woods at night. Felt like forever. Finally saw headlights coming. Put thumb out. Semi truck stops, asked where I was headed. I said idk. He told me hop in the trailer and enjoy the ride. Opened trailer doors. Tool was in there jamming. I got in and started rolling joints while they played. They stopped, we smoked. Maynerd said Let's play the new 1 4 him. The guitars sounded like angelic chorus. Maynerd sounded like hear music angel. It was the most beautiful thing I've ever heard. Truck stopped. Opened doors. We were at a beach. Everything was Grateful Dead tye dyed. Tool sat down. They'd only brought 1 acoustic off truck. Started playing with Maynerd singing. Attracted crowd of bikini babes. I woke up.... If their next album has the angel song on it, I will totally freak out, because I dreamed it long b4 then
Gerry Weed - I was 15 years old when I first heard Zeppelin and Pink Floyd. I was shot to the moon! And no bands have ever come up to their stature of talent...to this date. Wow! What a great youth we had having all the greatest rock bands ever!
I'm pretty old and I grew up in the 60s and 70s. to me, there are but THREE BANDS. that top all others. #1 the Beatles. (a genre all of their own) #2. Led Zeppelin (best hard rock/heavy metal ever ever ever) #3. Pink Floyd ( a genre all their own) There are tons of other great bands of course, but to me, these are the three:) The three that can't be topped.
@M 40 It sounds as though I have found someone else that has both excellent musical taste and an appreciation for one of the great scientific television shows produced in our era. No, it wasn't a mistake. I didn't say "Sci Fi" for a reason. Too much truth to be fiction.
The drum line in this song is other worldly. Bonham is probably the greatest drummer to ever live. The pausing also gives you time to share your thoughts. No biggie 🤷♀️
@@kryptyk3 I saw John's son Jason on a VH1 show that brought together a bunch of rock gods to make a band. Him, Sebastian Bach, Uncle Ted (Nugent), Scott Ian and Even Seinfeld. Of course that band didn't go anywhere, but to see so much talent collaborate was awesome!
Back in the day, I was high school. I was a big Led Zeppelin fan. I saw them live a couple of times. The sound you are hearing is a Chelo Bow being used on the lead guitar. They are AMAZING live.
Michelle Kinney As a teen who did not have the best childhood all this music just took me away!! I was so thankful for all this awesome music! Music was my escape!! It saved me in many ways
John Bonham killing it on drums! Roberts Voice, ....Incredible! Jimmy playing that guitar like nobody else! John Paul Jones on keyboards! 💥🎸💥A Masterpiece from the Masters themselves!
Imagine being 13 and having grown up listening to motown and stax artists with a little bit of soft rock thrown in on an AM transistor radio. Then one day your friend invites you over and he has an actual stereo and puts this on. I have never been the same.
50 years later and I still get goosebumps too. Plus a little teary eyed. such greatness unmatched today. Their first 4 albums are basically "greatest hits" all by themselves.
I've been listening to Led Zeppelin since 1969. I've heard all of their songs thousands and thousands of times. It all still gives me goose bumps and stirs my soul. They were/are the world's best. Hands down.
Page originally did this song as a member of the Yardbirds in 1967-1968. He was looking to play the guitar with a bow. Then with the formation of Led Zeppelin he had with him, a band that could pull it off. It made it onto the debut album in 1969
I love the reaction but I want the secondary as well. Like yes this happens but now I see with new vision. That way you get the music and later the lyrics when needed because that stand so strong your not able focus to both. They show two sides of the same coin way more often then people want to remember
@@darylljimerson1406 Are you a music fan or a lawyer? Whether or not they credited the original artists has nothing to do with the fact that their arrangements of the songs were stellar and the musicianship was second to none. You people going around pretending to be offended should ask yourselves why NONE of Zeppelin's peers have ever said anything negative about them supposedly stealing songs. Why doesn't Paul McCartney or Rush or Judas priest or Metallica or a million other well known Zeppelin fans ,who btw are actually in the business of copyrighting songs, aren't pretending to be offended by instances of plagiarism? Could it be that your knowledge of classic rock and the British Blues movement consists of a couple videos about plagiarism you happened to watch on RUclips , and you've never actually bought or listened to an album and know nothing about the music being made by English bands of that era? Most of which were playing the exact same songs. Stop with that naive , pretentious bullshit.
@@abelincoln5698 sorry dude/dudette. But I can say what i want, and if I think the of masters plagiarism should at least give credit to the actual artist that created the master pieces they copied... No? And has that ever been settled about Paul? Why did Robbie get mad at them kids from Australia that sounding and looking like zep? Sorry dude/dudette but yeah I can see You like your music like you like women/men. Fake.lol
@@darylljimerson1406 Youre concern for musical integrity is really inspiring. But let's cut to the real question Daryl, you may want to ask yourself why you spend your time looking at and commenting on videos featuring artists you don't like ? What does that say about you Daryl? Crusader of musical justice. 😹 Fucking pansy
"This sounds familiar" - I believe all the great songs sound familiar because they resonate with our souls. Think about every time you thought a song sounded familiar and later you realized that no other song sounded like it. I believe in my heart that some melodies, although they are totally new, resonate in our hearts and that makes them truly great. We feel like we know them already. They sound familiar. But they aren't, it's a new sound, a new melody, a new chord progression, but it's so perfect, it "resonates". We feel like we already know it because it EXISTS IN OUR SOUL ALREADY.
A violin bow during this very trippy, hallucinogenic musical interlude. Yes, this is why I can feel you on why you'd benefit from the visual of the live performance. Btw, I find it so absolutely cool that you love exploring, respecting and dignifying all kinds of musical sounds that are new to your ears.
@@sheiladrucker6872 although they notoriously "borrowed" heavily from elsewhere and took songwriting credit for material they did not actually write. Their live performances were not up to the standard that they delivered on studio albums. Apart from that they do have many redeeming qualities to what they contributed to the musical spectrum. What I really enjoy is seeing someone who's always exploring and impressed by different styles and areas of music history.
Imagine the effect this had on little teenage girls actually at one of their concerts. Records and videos are one thing but live a few feet away from these guys was absolutely mind blowing. The power and energy radiating off those guys was incredible.
This song was originally recorded by the Yardbirds. Led Zeppelin took it to another level through the strength of Robert Plant's voice and Bonzo's drumming.
Jimmy Page played a 1959 Fender Telecaster on Led Zeppelin I. The Dragon Telecaster. He got his famous 1959 Gibson Les Paul from Joe Walsh soon after. The original Dragon Telecaster does not exist anymore but Jimmy Page collaborated with Fender this past year to make a reissue Dragon Telecaster just like his original was setup. They are affordable too. Less than $1,500 for your very own.
An extraordinary feat for such young musicians at the time. They put out their first 2 albums in 69, and then the third in 70, all masterpieces in my opinion
Can you see how hip hop doesn't quite do it for us 70's kids? Led Zeppelin is ingrained in our mind, body and souls. Seeing them live was bigger than the super bowl.
Nah, man. You must have listened to the wrong stuff. I grew up with Led Zeppelin, Thin Lizzie, Creedence, Cash, Bowie, Hendrix, Cohen, Oldfield, and a whole lot of other stuff I have forgotten. There is some great Hip Hop out there. Ever listened to Muhammad Ali spitting truth? The kids took that and ran with it. Thing is, you only remember the great stuff. Not the crap. Like this: ruclips.net/video/6OW1JJwqVRQ/видео.html Can't run around and compare modern shit which hadn't yet had the chance to be forgotten to the GOATs.
@@steelberg23 YUP ! Me too - I am white and 51 - I love the newer rap/pop and just standard rap - I like more what I would call cross over rappers like Jidenna and Kendrick or Childish Gambino. I just LOVE to see diversity of musical genres.
This song is so filthy, I feel like I need to go to confession after hearing it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! One of the greatest nights of my life was when Robert Plant opened up the show for The Who in Chicago. Robert Plant and Roger Daltrey on the same bill!!!! BLISS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wish I could have been there!!🤩 Just saw The Who on their Moving On tour. Roger said, "Our youth is gone, our glamour is gone..." I disagree. Roger and Pete can still bring it
Bostonwhofan. Filthy is the best way to describe IT. Whenever I listen to Dazed my face is contorted like I am smelling rotten fish. JUST AMAZING And THAT CONCERT LINE UP WAS FU%^*KIG FIRE. WHEW. IM JEALOUS!!!😊
In High school, my buds and I went to the midnight movie of "The Song Remains the Same" in Redondo Beach about 13 times. You can check that out on video.
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Y’all cool with me pausing? Because I got When the LEVEE BREAKS UP NEXT!
Man, I get the need for it--but especially with this song there's an entire journey from start to finish (complete with ebbs and flows, ups and downs, and intensity of volume) and it is composed almost like classical piece. So truly I feel bad that you aren't getting to experience the song as it was intended. Do what you gotta do though! Another excellent video
Yay!
Yes do it now!
Do what you gotta do! Loving your awesome reactions!
Thanks🙏🏾
15 year old me loved this. 62 year old me still does.
Same here. Just turned 61
Yea j. You have been introduced to a band that are rock gods. It's a 4 man band. Three musicians. Jimmy Page is led guitar and get this...... He plays that erie sound you hear with a cello bow on his guitar. YOU HAVE TO SEE IT LIVE !!!!! Get a copy of a video called "The Song Remains the Same" WATCH IT !!!!!! You can thank me later. It's Led Zeppelin Live. Goosebumps. You'll be amazed. It's what you said. "Greatness"
@@mattblount5895 4 musicians ! WTLB & BIOH harmonica from RP
@@stevesharpe361 yea you're right Robert plays harmonica. My bad bro. Plus your voice is a instrument too. So, yea. 4 musicians.
Yea man . I was 15 too. Now I'm 53 and love watching the younger generation reaction to what we like they knew nothing about. And they like it now.
The unsung hero in this band is the bass player, John Paul Jones.
You are so right
To true, remember the lemon song rif on the next album
no unsung at all people that know he is the groove that hold this and brings this into legend status...best band ever!
@@Skabanis he is overlooked when you look at the popularity of the others. JPJ is an unsung mastermind on so many of their arrangements.
JPJ wanted it that way even the band member say it. So he can go out unnoticed and enjoy life
12/4/2020 - 68 years old and still listening this this classic = Anyone else??
Yes. 59 here. Been listening to Zep since teenager!! Love Zep always!!
Yep. 63 and been rockin” it since I was about 10 years old.
Same age, same here. Saw these guys in Memphis in 1970.
I’m 68, as well. Loving these reaction videos of the music we took for granted.
Just 47 now, but I celebrad my 38 in Prague with a Led Zeppelin Tribute band, and yes, absolutely brilliant 👍
Don't mind the interruption. Heard so many times. Your response priceless.
"What in the hell is that?"
Sir, that would be a violin bow being dragged across Mr. Jimmy Page's guitar strings.
@Marrowbones You're right. I totally meant to say cello. Thank you for correcting me!
@Marrowbones Actually, I believe he got the idea from a cat named Eddie Phillips from the band The Creation.
Here's ya go- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_Phillips_(musician)
Yes it is and a shit lode of talent
And I've seen him do it too. Sigh.
That haunting sound is guitarist Jimmy Page (the GOAT) playing his electric guitar with a violin bow. Enjoyed your reaction. This song is so bad ass. :)
John Addington SUPER BAD ASS!!😎
minor nitpick: It was a cello bow
Sound like Whales.
He's also playing through a Wah-Wah foot pedal to add sweeps to it too
E V Halen is the GOAT. He changed the game.
Off their 1st album...after being together only THREE weeks as a group...recorded in only 36 hours studio time!!
Think about this: this was on their debut album. No one had heard them before...outside of clubs in England
Stolen from the Yardbirds who stole it from the fugs
@@robr5786 When Jimmy Page created Led Zeppelin, they were called The New Yardbird. Jimmy Page was also the guitarist in the Yardbirds.
Actually they went to Denmark in 1969 to record this: ruclips.net/video/k-WSbMW7BPc/видео.html
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They saw the Fugs do it at club in NYC
@@robr5786 The Fugs may have done a rendition but they didn't do THIS. Dazed and Confused came from the 50s that MANY bands did covers of.
This is the rabbit hole. There's no turning back now. :-)
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Only losers don't follow ZEP down the rabbit hole!!!
Yap baby
amen brother
now imagine listening to this on LSD: brings a flashback every time: this being said by a 71 yr old gr grandmother
TommyFoundation I’m with you grandma
I was at a party with a friend tripping , Led Zeppelin was on the stereo, we both experienced the vaulted ceiling invert, it had to be the music.
After that we went downstairs where a guy was injecting golf balls with butane and teeing off into the woods (it was dark, wet, and cold) I can still remember the tracers, you know what I mean 😉
It was a memorable day 🤣
Been there
I want my money back! almost 50 years ago I first did LSD, w/ plenty of return visits over the decades and nary a single flashback!
I fucking love you!!!!!!
I actually heard this whole album performed at The Fillmore East before it was released; I had gone to see Iron Butterfly, top billed, no one even knew who Led Zeppelin was.... feel lucky to be here to tell this story....they sure knew who.they were after!!
Wow! That must have been incredible.
Saw them live in 1972
The old Fillmore East!! Man if those walls could talk. Sad that they turned it into apartments.
I saw them live in 1970...back when tickets costs $5 and you could get 50 ft from the stage. My ears rang for 4 days. I got goosebumps too!
Larry Pincus I saw them twice in Chicago. I love watching this guys reaction to them. When he said it was trippy I thought yeah a lot of times back then we were trippy while we were listening to them. I know I was trippy at their concerts both times. Zeppelin is and always will be the best band ever! Better then any rock band, blues, soul, country...........Led Zeppelin was and always will be the best band ever!
Ahh, the good old days where the "crickets would be chirping in your ears" for days afterward. Around where I came from, we called it that even though it was just a high pitched "EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE". Black Sabbath, Led Zep, Jethro Tull ... Blue Oyster Cult coming in '72 (after their name changed).
I can't remember the year - BOC turned their concert volume down because 7 hearing people came out of one of their concerts legally deaf. Most bands turned the volume down as well after that.
Saw them at the L.A. forum. Had to ask my girlfriend for cotton for my ears. Wow so loud it hurt and I was drag racing at the time....
Rochester ny?
@@deantait8326 Hey - I saw them there too. Foamy ear plugs saved me.
And this is what we had to put up with in the 70's, lucky weren't we.
We certainly were 🙂
Yes We were..I seen them in Concert in Orlando Florida. In The 70s..Yep..Doing Acid..No Other way to See Led Zep..My Most Fave Band ! I Was like 17 ! 18!! Fabulous. Concert.1 Of My Cherished Memories 4 Ever..Me & My Oldest Sister.. Miss her Soo Much..😊😉❤🎼🎶🎵✌🙏❤❤🎼🎶🎵🎼 RIP Emily..😢💔❤❤❤
Now u know why those of us who grew up to this did not turn into old people like our parents did - we still listen to it! Real Artists and musicians - MAGIC!
Led Zeppelin, the greatest rock/blues band EVER!!
"I dont know too much about instruments but what in the hell is that?"
Gotta be one of you best quotes EVER!!! LMAO
Jimmy Page gets that sound by using A violin bow on his guitar
Jamal has LOTS of good quotes. He is one of the best reactors on RUclips.
And I was thinking, hold onto your hat, brother. You ain't heard nothin yet
Someone has to show him Page playing guitar with a bow.
And the Theremin at the same time
I was thinking the same thing. Needs to see the video concert The Song Remains The Same.
Yeah I suggested the film Song Remains the Same.
"...with these headphones, you hear everything!" Now you know what most teens were doing late at night with the big 70s cans on their heads studying the stereo imaging and, in the case of this song, all of the panning left to right. It was a religious experience.
That’s how you do a Led Zeppelin reaction video! 💯
The drumming makes me cry, omg
You have a real soul. I hope you're helping some other young folks find theirs. Don't let nothing get in your road. Rock on Young brother.
I'm a 57 year old white man but we're kin under the skin. You ever come to Texas you got a place to stay.
I'm 67, remember from just before the Beatles.
Violin bow
This was back in the days of Quadraphonic sound. Put up four speakers, on in each corner of your room as a kid. Then sit in the middle and those sounds came at you from all sides, criss crossing and really playing off each other that just isn't the same experience with headphones.
“Goosebumps, trembling, face cramps” 🤣🤣 Thats Led Zeppelin in a nutshell baby! Arguably the greatest band of all time🤘🏻❤️
One of my favorite aspects of Led Zeppelin has always been their great use of "call and response" between Plant's voice and Page's guitar.
You would enjoy middle eastern rock and metal bands. Call and answer is traditional.
I never thought of that but you’re exactly right!! Wow!!
The thing about Zeppelin, they were all geniuses in their craft! Zeppelin is by far, the most influential rock band of the 60’s and 70’s. From a drummers stand point, Bonham was the complete package for a rock drummer! I wish I could be a fraction, as gifted as he was! There is no band tighter, than the mighty Zep!
Check out John's Bohnom's favorite drummer, Barimore Barlow from Tull's middle years.
Rush is as tight
A lot of people will argue that Neal Peart is better than Bonham. Everyone is entitled to their own stupid opinion. He may be as good but never better.
I saw them in California in 1973 . They played this song for over 23 minutes . I went home half deaf , with a bad sunburn , lol !
“This is a lot to take in guys!” 😆 love you Jamel
Jack Black described them perfectly with 3 words. "Best band.....EVER"
This is not the greatest song in the world, it's just a tribute... When they play it live it's basically Stairway.
Then Tool released a new album, lol
@@munkeebranestoo5259 exactly! Although Tool has always been my favorite band since they came out. Zeppelin and Floyd were prior to that
@@sarahp8058 tool blew every band out of water. Then a Perfect Circle blew Tooloutta the water. Then Tool's next album blew aPC outta the water. I love some pink Floyd but, NOTHING beats Tool
@@sarahp8058 I had a dream once. I was walking a curvy road thru woods at night. Felt like forever. Finally saw headlights coming. Put thumb out. Semi truck stops, asked where I was headed. I said idk. He told me hop in the trailer and enjoy the ride. Opened trailer doors. Tool was in there jamming. I got in and started rolling joints while they played. They stopped, we smoked. Maynerd said Let's play the new 1 4 him. The guitars sounded like angelic chorus. Maynerd sounded like hear music angel. It was the most beautiful thing I've ever heard. Truck stopped. Opened doors. We were at a beach. Everything was Grateful Dead tye dyed. Tool sat down. They'd only brought 1 acoustic off truck. Started playing with Maynerd singing. Attracted crowd of bikini babes. I woke up.... If their next album has the angel song on it, I will totally freak out, because I dreamed it long b4 then
Pink floyd and Led Zeppelin come from an other world héhé 8-)
The two greatest bands ever. There are only a few other's, i.e. Sabbath and Deep Purple, that should even be in the same conversation.
Gerry Weed - I was 15 years old when I first heard Zeppelin and Pink Floyd. I was shot to the moon! And no bands have ever come up to their stature of talent...to this date. Wow! What a great youth we had having all the greatest rock bands ever!
I'm pretty old and I grew up in the 60s and 70s. to me, there are but THREE BANDS. that top all others. #1 the Beatles. (a genre all of their own) #2. Led Zeppelin (best hard rock/heavy metal ever ever ever) #3. Pink Floyd ( a genre all their own) There are tons of other great bands of course, but to me, these are the three:) The three that can't be topped.
@M 40 There is no wormhole that they have not penetrated. Even the Gould's from every planet listen to their songs and smile.
@M 40 It sounds as though I have found someone else that has both excellent musical taste and an appreciation for one of the great scientific television shows produced in our era. No, it wasn't a mistake. I didn't say "Sci Fi" for a reason. Too much truth to be fiction.
Led Zep's first album - one of the best of all time - they were game changers when this came out.
Led Lep introduced me to the blues over 40 years ago. Still listening and loving
From a time when drummers were more than just metronomes.😉
Wow what a clever comment
Slayer does in fact, rock.
Bonham had some of the heaviest sticks ever. He kills it!
Pound for pound, the greatest hard rock song ever made.
I was saying this very thing to a bunch of twenty-somethings just yesterday.
Listen to BBC live sessions.
Zeppelin's songs have been sampled by companies for decades. Best Rock band ever.
Yeah, I got goosebumps too. That's how amazing this band was
Do not be ashamed. They were ICONIC.
The pause's are fine... for me seeing your face lite up is worth the pause :)
*light
The drum line in this song is other worldly. Bonham is probably the greatest drummer to ever live. The pausing also gives you time to share your thoughts. No biggie 🤷♀️
😅Thanks
"Probably!" No, he is!
Bonhams could do more with one bass drum than others could with two!
@@kryptyk3 I saw John's son Jason on a VH1 show that brought together a bunch of rock gods to make a band. Him, Sebastian Bach, Uncle Ted (Nugent), Scott Ian and Even Seinfeld. Of course that band didn't go anywhere, but to see so much talent collaborate was awesome!
Blake Richardson from Between the Buried and Me is the best drummer hands down, but Bonham was damn good too
Back in the day, I was high school. I was a big Led Zeppelin fan. I saw them live a couple of times. The sound you are hearing is a Chelo Bow being used on the lead guitar. They are AMAZING live.
Michelle Kinney
As a teen who did not have the best childhood all this music just took me away!! I was so thankful for all this awesome music! Music was my escape!! It saved me in many ways
John Bonham killing it on drums! Roberts Voice, ....Incredible! Jimmy playing that guitar like nobody else! John Paul Jones on keyboards! 💥🎸💥A Masterpiece from the Masters themselves!
Imagine if you will being 16 years old when you first heard this !!!
I was and it was great, the first four Zep albums were the best. Although I did like Houses of the holy a lot
@@Bob_In_Thailand I was 14-my big brother introduced me to Zep. Now I'm sure he's up there rocking away with Bonham!
Even better. Im 14 right now and im fucking loving led zeppelin, black sabbath, system of a down, and guns and roses.
I think I was 14 or 15. All Zeps music blew me away!! Mind blowing.
Imagine being 13 and having grown up listening to motown and stax artists with a little bit of soft rock thrown in on an AM transistor radio. Then one day your friend invites you over and he has an actual stereo and puts this on. I have never been the same.
The drums are my favorite part of this song. Bonham does a masterful job here behind the kit.
50 years later and I still get goosebumps too. Plus a little teary eyed. such greatness unmatched today.
Their first 4 albums are basically "greatest hits" all by themselves.
Same hear brother Zeppelin is the ultimate love them
Pause away bro we all know the song
And to think, that was off of their first album!
And that's why Rick Beato chose it as the best debut album of all time.
Goosebumps are a sure sign of exemplary music appreciation talent.
Pause all you want. Its an honor to watch you and Led Zeplin.
Peace🎶🎵💕🌎✨️
15 year old girl 👧 loved this and 49 year old woman still loves this ❤️
10 seconds back every time something cool happens in this song..... three years later, finally hears whole song.
I've been listening to Led Zeppelin since 1969. I've heard all of their songs thousands and thousands of times. It all still gives me goose bumps and stirs my soul. They were/are the world's best. Hands down.
There's alot of greats on this planet and led zeppelin is one of the greats
Page originally did this song as a member of the Yardbirds in 1967-1968. He was looking to play the guitar with a bow. Then with the formation of Led Zeppelin he had with him, a band that could pull it off. It made it onto the debut album in 1969
You are hands down my favorite reactor because your reactions are true and authentic. Subscribed from Raleigh, N.C.
I'm in Raleigh too. Jamel is the best. I've stopped watching anyone else.
I love the reaction but I want the secondary as well. Like yes this happens but now I see with new vision. That way you get the music and later the lyrics when needed because that stand so strong your not able focus to both. They show two sides of the same coin way more often then people want to remember
Totally agree he is the best at reactions
A lot of the others just try tooooooooo hard.
Led Zeppelin covered a lot of Black blues musicians. You might of heard some of their material in Robert Johnson and Muddy Water tracks.
Stones and Beatles first albums were mostly covers too. Listen
And Leadbelly and the list goes on... With no credit given to them until they got sued by the original artisit
@@darylljimerson1406 Are you a music fan or a lawyer? Whether or not they credited the original artists has nothing to do with the fact that their arrangements of the songs were stellar and the musicianship was second to none. You people going around pretending to be offended should ask yourselves why NONE of Zeppelin's peers have ever said anything negative about them supposedly stealing songs. Why doesn't Paul McCartney or Rush or Judas priest or Metallica or a million other well known Zeppelin fans ,who btw are actually in the business of copyrighting songs, aren't pretending to be offended by instances of plagiarism? Could it be that your knowledge of classic rock and the British Blues movement consists of a couple videos about plagiarism you happened to watch on RUclips , and you've never actually bought or listened to an album and know nothing about the music being made by English bands of that era? Most of which were playing the exact same songs. Stop with that naive , pretentious bullshit.
@@abelincoln5698 sorry dude/dudette. But I can say what i want, and if I think the of masters plagiarism should at least give credit to the actual artist that created the master pieces they copied... No? And has that ever been settled about Paul?
Why did Robbie get mad at them kids from Australia that sounding and looking like zep?
Sorry dude/dudette but yeah I can see You like your music like you like women/men. Fake.lol
@@darylljimerson1406 Youre concern for musical integrity is really inspiring. But let's cut to the real question Daryl, you may want to ask yourself why you spend your time looking at and commenting on videos featuring artists you don't like ? What does that say about you Daryl? Crusader of musical justice. 😹 Fucking pansy
This song is quite possibly my all time favorite rock song EVER. Definitely top 3. A true classic. Evergreen. A masterpiece!
I've heard it a million times but when Bonham ramps it up at 7:50 it never fails. Sorry Drum kit but you're about to feel the pain
RIP drum kit.
Bro this was off their first album
"This sounds familiar" - I believe all the great songs sound familiar because they resonate with our souls. Think about every time you thought a song sounded familiar and later you realized that no other song sounded like it. I believe in my heart that some melodies, although they are totally new, resonate in our hearts and that makes them truly great. We feel like we know them already. They sound familiar. But they aren't, it's a new sound, a new melody, a new chord progression, but it's so perfect, it "resonates". We feel like we already know it because it EXISTS IN OUR SOUL ALREADY.
The live version is about 30 minutes.
A violin bow during this very trippy, hallucinogenic musical interlude. Yes, this is why I can feel you on why you'd benefit from the visual of the live performance. Btw, I find it so absolutely cool that you love exploring, respecting and dignifying all kinds of musical sounds that are new to your ears.
Jimmy was extremely talented and Plant writing and playing their music.
@@sheiladrucker6872 although they notoriously "borrowed" heavily from elsewhere and took songwriting credit for material they did not actually write. Their live performances were not up to the standard that they delivered on studio albums. Apart from that they do have many redeeming qualities to what they contributed to the musical spectrum. What I really enjoy is seeing someone who's always exploring and impressed by different styles and areas of music history.
Jimmy page with that telecaster was just magic.
joeboo629 yessir this wasn’t the les Paul.
Goosebumps come with the territory when you first hear this song, it shows how much it has moved you, 47 years later it makes me cry with joy.
Love the reaction , makes me appreciate Led Zeppelin all over again.
Will blow your mind even more when u realize the guitar and the vocalist are doing the same vibrato and keys... craziness. This band is simply amazing
I don't mind the pauses. I am loving this reaction!!!
Thanks
@@jamelakajamal Keep on keepin' on!!!
Agreed, if the pausing is the happy medium it's fine
You can listen to this in its entirety whenever you want now!
Brah....we've been thru the goosebumps YEARS ago. There's a reason we asked for it. Happy for the pauses
... keep up the good work
Do "Good Times, Bad Times", the song that introduced everybody to Led Zep
Magnificent!!I loved your joy and respect!!!🎸🥁🎸
I have always thought this is the most "sinister" sounding song I have ever heard. Love it!
Yes!; only one close 2nd: "Bridge of Sighs" by Robin Trower
I don't mind the pauses. Stumbled on this today, had a blast watching.
I love watching your reactions and don’t care about the pauses because, you’re feeling the way everyone has after hearing this incredible music!
Led Zeppelin was my first concert ever in the summer of 1971. I was 15.😊
Best band ever
I actually LOVE the pauses!! Taking a second to realize how intense these songs are for a second just makes you appreciate it even more!!
LED ZEPPLIN IS A LOT THE FIRST TIME HEARING THEM. KIND OF BLOWS YOUR MIND..
Being a bass player, this is one of my favorite songs to play. Love me some John Paul Jones!
This song was in the movie Friday. Craig has it playing when Smokey climbs through his window.
Also in an episode of Californication, I believe in season 2 when Hank dreams of being at a bar in hell
No way I have to go back and check now!! I’ve seen that movie 1000 times and never noticed
LED ZEPPELIN IS THE GREATEST BAND EVER! I LOVE WATCHING YOUR REACTIONS! 🤘🤘🤘
GODS
EVER!!!!
Jamel: "...what is making that noise?? It trippy as hell..."
Me: "ahhh, he has reached level 2, he is almost ready to take a Stairway"
Imagine the effect this had on little teenage girls actually at one of their concerts. Records and videos are one thing but live a few feet away from these guys was absolutely mind blowing. The power and energy radiating off those guys was incredible.
just promise us you'll listen again all the way thru by yourself so you can enjoy it.
Already did it’s on my work playlist 👍🏾
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You mentioned "trippy". Imagine sitting at the concert and tripping, watching this masterpiece.
I always thought this was acid rock
It's always an amazing journey listening to Led Zepplin 🤩
Really glad to see you enjoyed it as much as I do. This song has never gotten old. Pause away my friend!
I lost it when you stopped the song to wonder aloud, "What in the hell is that?" (about the bowed guitars) 🤣 A beautifully honest moment.
You and I could have definitely hung out back in the day. Find "The Lemon Song".
Led Zepplin, Every song is mind melting!
This song was originally recorded by the Yardbirds. Led Zeppelin took it to another level through the strength of Robert Plant's voice and Bonzo's drumming.
No problems with the pause...I get it. Love seeing someone experiencing this great song. Best band that ever was or will be.
EVER!!!
Greta van fleet is a modern version
@Leon Anderson I would agree with you if the beatles didn't SUCK!
Can there not be more than 1 fucking awesome band. , Led Zeppelin and the Beatles very different both brilliant!
"Stank Face Maximus!"
So cool to see you do this. Led Zeppelin is the greatest rock and roll band of all time
Goosebumps- that’s the Led Zeppelin effect !🇬🇧
that sound you are trying to understand is Jimmy Page using a bow from a cello on the strings of his Les Paul guitar, pure innovation
I came to say the same thing, you're fast!
Jimmy Page played a 1959 Fender Telecaster on Led Zeppelin I. The Dragon Telecaster. He got his famous 1959 Gibson Les Paul from Joe Walsh soon after.
The original Dragon Telecaster does not exist anymore but Jimmy Page collaborated with Fender this past year to make a reissue Dragon Telecaster just like his original was setup. They are affordable too. Less than $1,500 for your very own.
Is that true? I heard a rumor that the guitar part appeared overnight all by itself - some say it was Satan?!?
@@bishlap what!? No its a cello bow he used it in the yardbirds also
@@noname.___ the YARD-WHAT? Satan didn't play in the yardbirds, that was jeff bexley - his brother, Don played Bubba on Sanford and Son tv show.
Hauntingly eerie and dark, like a forest! Yes, different and it blew our faces off!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Goosebumps. Welcome to the club brother! I don't mind pausing. I know every note and beat by heart. I enjoy watching you enjoy 🎸 Thanks!
An extraordinary feat for such young musicians at the time. They put out their first 2 albums in 69, and then the third in 70, all masterpieces in my opinion
Can you see how hip hop doesn't quite do it for us 70's kids? Led Zeppelin is ingrained in our mind, body and souls. Seeing them live was bigger than the super bowl.
Nah, man. You must have listened to the wrong stuff. I grew up with Led Zeppelin, Thin Lizzie, Creedence, Cash, Bowie, Hendrix, Cohen, Oldfield, and a whole lot of other stuff I have forgotten. There is some great Hip Hop out there. Ever listened to Muhammad Ali spitting truth? The kids took that and ran with it. Thing is, you only remember the great stuff. Not the crap. Like this: ruclips.net/video/6OW1JJwqVRQ/видео.html
Can't run around and compare modern shit which hadn't yet had the chance to be forgotten to the GOATs.
I love both!
@@bjorn-falkoandreas9472 Whatever, dork. How the hell would you know what someone else remembers?
@@steelberg23 YUP ! Me too - I am white and 51 - I love the newer rap/pop and just standard rap - I like more what I would call cross over rappers like Jidenna and Kendrick or Childish Gambino. I just LOVE to see diversity of musical genres.
@@blacklight4460 I think that's more a turn of phrase - if I am saying that right?
This song is so filthy, I feel like I need to go to confession after hearing it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! One of the greatest nights of my life was when Robert Plant opened up the show for The Who in Chicago. Robert Plant and Roger Daltrey on the same bill!!!! BLISS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wish I could have been there!!🤩 Just saw The Who on their Moving On tour. Roger said, "Our youth is gone, our glamour is gone..." I disagree. Roger and Pete can still bring it
Haha... we all need a good clean after listening to this.
You lucky, lucky bastard!!!! 👌
Yer right. Its filthy. Like squeezing lemons till the juice runs down yer leg.
Bostonwhofan. Filthy is the best way to describe IT. Whenever I listen to Dazed my face is contorted like I am smelling rotten fish. JUST AMAZING
And THAT CONCERT LINE UP WAS FU%^*KIG FIRE. WHEW. IM JEALOUS!!!😊
Dude, I love watching younger people discovering Led Zeppelin. Check out Black Sabbath doing Supernaught!
In High school, my buds and I went to the midnight movie of "The Song Remains the Same" in Redondo Beach about 13 times. You can check that out on video.