Perhaps the greatest vocal performance of all time. Not much into Zepplin anymore but I love this song. One of the greatest shames is Plant's vocal surgery after releasing this.
My MOM......God Bless Her......got me this album for Christmas 1975.......I was a pot smokin.....butt smokin punk.....but this album from Mom changed my life.....I'm 62 now and Mom has full blown dementia.....but I've never had a better gift in my life......will always remember.
That’s an awesome story and all the best to your mom , my pops turned 88 yesterday and has pre dementia, what a gift your mom gave you this music is timeless
@@geoffpoole483ud say out of every zep song this is the closest to a rip off. The others are innovation. Although this song has great songwriting and Robert's singing is perfect
The babe i would leave would be lovely. It wouldnt be her fault. I would just have to leave....in my imaginary parting situation. As it happens, im stuck right here.
This was mine and my dad's favorite band. After he's passed, it's really hard for me to listen, and when I do it always ends in tears. God damn, this is one of the most timeless and epic songs ever written. Thank you pops for showing me real music
I sympathise with you on the passing of your dear Pops. He obviously had a magical taste in music and passed it on to you. I am convinced that while you listen to the greatest rock group there’s ever been, your dear Pops is listening and smiling down on you 🙏🙏🙏.
I was a teen in the 80s. I wish so much that I could have experienced Led Zepplen live. This song is beyond epic. Deeply moving. Incredible. I bow to you Led Zeppelin.
@@DidsDelight sorry i’m French, 🇫🇷 i try to do better everyday with the English language without trad. We listen music with English lyrics but we aren’t force bilinguals😊
I don’t know what it is about those opening chords that is so heart-wrenching. And then it just gets better, and the way Plant goes from singing so softly to yelling just gives me chills. 😭
Unbelievable how young Robert was when they first did this song but he just polished his vocals on it even more in the later years.He's Great one of a kind.Led zeppelin all fit together like a perfect puzzle. Phenomenal group
If I could only ever listen to one Led Zep song ever in my life again this would be it. Awesome base line from Jones, kick a$$ drums from Bonham, usual guitar brilliance from Page and the power and emotion in the vocals from Plant is out of this world. A masterpiece from start to finish!
Must’ve absolutely blown everyone away. I heard this song for the first time while I was cooking like a week ago and had a full on moment. Live for the first time must’ve been unreal.
I'm saving my money right now for when someone invent a time machine I will be ready to go back in time and be one of the fortunate ones to witness the greatest band in the world. How lucky are the people who are able to go to Led Zeppelin concert back in those days. Little do they know how blessed they were in in witnessing the greatest band on this planet.
I saw them in Vancouver in 1973 with my pal Paula. We had crap seats but met two fine young men with extra tickets for the 12th row. An excellent view and an excellent concert. At first we were told to sit down! Um, I don’t think so! We just had to dance.
I saw Led Zeppelin in Boston Garden in 1972....i was standing right in front of the stage....everyone was passing huge weed joints... It was a cloud of smoke...i was 19 years old...i'm 67 now.....check out my music at ReverbNation/Lenny Luzitano
@@cjm-jr9xk jimi hendrix didn't write all along the watchtower, but nobody ever mentions that. both this song and all along the watchtower were simply covers of songs by other artists
Anne Bredon, was an American folk singer, best known for writing the song "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" while she was a student at University of California, Berkeley in the late 1950s, daughter of physicist Leonard Benedict Loeb and granddaughter of physiologist Jacques Loeb, majored in art at Humboldt State University, completed her master's degree in mathematics at Berkeley, California.
Jimmie, Jon, Jean Paul and Robert. 4 excellent lads who like to play. How wonderous their music is and how incredibly it has effected the lives of millions. To each of you, where ever you are. Thank you. Each day we can share in the gift you have given us is a celebration day.
I saw Led Zeppelin 3 times in Seattle the last time right after the 4th album came out. That was probably the best concert I have ever been to. High on pot and acid, they blew me away!
Espetacular, arrepiante...o Plant "gritando" os versos bem ao fundo no meio da bateria , com o Bonham atacando os pratos enlouquecidamente e junto com a guitarra do Page....É de enlouquecer essa maravilha..
Best rock song ever by far. You have 4 musicians the best at what they do, in their prime, and you must give Jimmy Page credit as one of, if not the best producer ever. All those years in studio's, watching what works and what doesn't. Without his production skills the Zep albums would not be near as great as they are. And that voice...
I was 17 years old when I discovered Zep all the way in Pakistan, I travelled the world , worked in the west and the Middle east......I am now 53 years old, And still listen to them...... I grew up With Led Zeppelin Pink Floyd Guns N Roses Rory Gallagher U2 BB King Jimi Hendrix Had Long Hiatus from Music, then Discovered Tool System of a Down Ended up being a bad ass Guitarist as well....without any formal training, self learned.
Pure genius! Still listening to it after 50 years! Led Zepplin was and still is my favorite. How can music be so intense yet calming to the soul?! Again pure genius!
There have been many great guitarists in rock but Page was of another substance. Perfect on recordings, spectacular live, always exciting and shocking. What the hell was in that head and in those fingers, God only knows.
I met Robert Plant during his Raising Sand tour. Very kind to my daughter. He was a gentleman in addition to being one of the coolest dudes on the planet.
I've said it before and I'll say it again. You just witnessed one of the greatest rock and roll bands that you will ever see on the face of this Earth ever
One of my favorite Zep songs. I did hear this, in person, in 68-69. They were just starting out and were a warm up act. Except for Jimmy Page, no one knew who they were. That didn't last long because pretty soon, everyone knew who they were! I've seen all the greats in concert but this is the one i remember the most.
JIM MURRISON/RGE DOORS(RAY MANZAREK>JOHN DENSMORE & TONNY KREIGER AND ORIGIBAL " ALLMAN BRO> BAND)4X FOR DOORS{LAST MINUS JIM)< 2X A.BB(ORIGINAL DUANE , BASSIST RAY BARRY & 2 DRUMMERS)
@user-tl7dx9fo3n Vanilla Fudge Zep's first album hadn't been released yet. In an interview Carmine Appice, the drummer for Vanilla Fudge admits that Zep blew them away on that tour.
Big thankyous to my Dad for having a house playing music growing up... my dad's 72 I'm 52 forever grateful dad you got me into zeppelin amongst other amazing British bands at that time still the best
The swing in this song....the bass and drums along with that guitar constant push of the song. Plant's voice just pulling the emotions. Just a fantastic song.
![Led Zeppelin - Babe I'm Gonna Leave You (Danmarks Radio 1969) [Official Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/wO6bRjcyQN8/mqdefault.jpg)
This is my favorite Zeppelin tune. I know alot of people like Stairway but this one was one of their best......in my opinion.
I think there are at least 6-7 LZ songs to favorite, they all give you equal bliss... I also can not choose just one all time favorite.
Ramble on is mine
This is my favorite zeppelin song too
This song, No Quarter and Achille's Last Stand for me
@@richbenedict7043 yea ramble on was my favourite. But what is and what should never be is my new favourite including since I've been lovin you
For me this is led zeppelins best album. Crude blues rock, heavy, psychedelic, creative, vital, fucking amazing
My second after III.
T agree with you! The best album
I’m not even aloud to comment 😢
I used to get so sad to think that I was going to be the one being left....but gosh, I really want to be the one leaving
M
The best band ever.
Without a doubt!
Yes sir
EVER!!!! ❤️
@@mennobekman3030 I totally agree with you about everything
The rockeniss band yes..
Man, I just love how Robert Plant is able to go from whispering to yelling in a matter of seconds. I love this band so damn much.
Best male vocalist in rock.Period
It’s called getting louder xx
They are the best
He still does
He’s alive and kicking
Own band now in the Huddersfield area
Check out SpiritBox!
These guy's are the BEST........ 62 and listening since 16....... I love the whole story. .....
Hellya!
Hi Jeff I'm jeffrey 63 and since 13 ive loved this band good luck man ❤
Imagine having a band that go's together so well that you create the greatest debut album ever.
@JohnScheman Are you trying to propose that the Rolling Stones debut album was in the same universe as Led Zeppelin?
@@thomasferrarojr.9772 yeah. and mötley crüe's too fast for love is up there too.
@@WesleyChace-sx4prI respectfully disagree. Wholeheartedly. But enjoy.
Its ok MÖTLEY CRÜE isn't for everyone
Four artists at the top of their game with a similar view -- epic.
The energy in this song is insane. You can hear the passion, they had everything to prove in this album.
Perhaps the greatest vocal performance of all time. Not much into Zepplin anymore but I love this song. One of the greatest shames is Plant's vocal surgery after releasing this.
Greatest break up song
@@LotsOfBologna2 not much into Led Zeppelin anymore? You’re stupid now?
1:51 !!!
Thruth never prove some thing
Page was 25 and Robert was 21 when this album came out in 1969. Pure musical genius.
don't forget mister jones please !
Wasn't Robert 20?
@@MermaidMusings721
because Beatles
One of the most passionate screams i even heard in a piece of music
My MOM......God Bless Her......got me this album for Christmas 1975.......I was a pot smokin.....butt smokin punk.....but this album from Mom changed my life.....I'm 62 now and Mom has full blown dementia.....but I've never had a better gift in my life......will always remember.
Lucky to have had your mom ❤ mine passed in1976. Now I'm 63😂 it's short term here on 🌎
Yes i aggree
Dementia is proof positive the devil exists. No way that level of evil is natural...my aunt passed last year after 5 years of it
I'm 62 also ... I love this album ... I listen to it every time I get in the shower ...
That’s an awesome story and all the best to your mom , my pops turned 88 yesterday and has pre dementia, what a gift your mom gave you this music is timeless
maybe the greatest ballad ever written, pure emotion and intensity, greatest rock and roll voice ever
Ann Brennan thanks you
I saw them live in Chicago in February 1969. Damn, I'm old
Boston 1969
San Fran 197?
Legend 🍻
How I envy you!
'Lucky bastard' was the phrase you were looking for, not 'old'
Every Zeppelin song is a masterpiece.
Jason. You've absolutely nailed it, a truer description could not be said.
Cept stairway and the crunge
Most of their songs were mediocre like every other band.
@@TsaristCossack you must be a millennial 😂
@@jer0051 Most albums have one or two good songs with the rest being filler. This is true for every band.
The first Led Zeppelin album is a pure masterpiece
Thank you. Two, mostly recorded while they were on the road isn't too shabby either.
Best led zeppelin album
Best album ever.
Although most of the songs are rip-offs/covers, such as this one.
@@geoffpoole483ud say out of every zep song this is the closest to a rip off. The others are innovation. Although this song has great songwriting and Robert's singing is perfect
This song gives me chills. THIS is music. Opens your mind ...clears the soul. Zep is one of, if not, the top bands...ever.
The top and ever and my favorite band ever, Love LedZeppelin.
A fitting song to bury a son maybe? S0 SICK 0f the unpeople ARENT y0u😢
@christmas10023 what is your problem again?
@@BarbaraGentry-np1iv😅😊😊
Wold wide, but if you listened in the days of old you were called a Devils advocate. I know!!!
Remember. Hearing this for the first time. Was a wow moment....
And imagine you are a pop-rap shits listener and hear this for the first time :D
i didnt understand. MY first time with this song was too much for me . i was 11 years old . Any way was great
Still is...
was doing a gta heist and the heavy part came on and I had to pause my game and listen, great fuckingstuff
Still is everytime
Просто нет слов.... Это за гранью.... Шедевр.... Эти музыканты от бога!
52 years later......If I live to 100 ,I will still be listening to this song .
46 years on for me. Same thing for me.
@@1492dt 👍👍👍👍👍
what if they'll delete it... B)
52 for me as well 😁
Yes man!!!🍺
It's incredible to think these guys were 19, 20 years old when they recorded this! The musical maturity was INSANE!
When these 4 were on 🔥....UNTOUCHABLE!!!!
Amazing songs
They were mid 20’s
Jimmy Page had just turned 25 three days prior to the album's release, but Robert Plant was 20! I think they are amazing!
@@markboccaccio Jimmy and John Paul Jones were in their mid-20s but plant and Bonham were just 20
This band is dynamic like nothing ever will be
Wish I had a babe to leave with this song.
I know your pain
I feel you
The babe i would leave would be lovely. It wouldnt be her fault. I would just have to leave....in my imaginary parting situation. As it happens, im stuck right here.
Just become an lonely crippling alcoholic and quit alcohol and the “babe” in this song can be alcohol
Soooooooo Do I .......😏😇🤠
My favorite Zeppelin song. The rare time where you wish a song would keep going and it not only does but stays at the same level of greatness.
Exactly bruh.
THIS plus Going to California are my two favorite Zeppelin hits!
This was mine and my dad's favorite band. After he's passed, it's really hard for me to listen, and when I do it always ends in tears. God damn, this is one of the most timeless and epic songs ever written. Thank you pops for showing me real music
I feel ya man my dad n mine was the Eagle's
Same here
I sympathise with you on the passing of your dear Pops.
He obviously had a magical taste in music and passed it on to you. I am convinced that while you listen to the greatest rock group there’s ever been, your dear Pops is listening and smiling down on you 🙏🙏🙏.
@@Jegiro Thanks man, means a lot. I hope so
Same. Except my dad "rambled on" one July morning and I haven't sen him since.
I was a teen in the 80s. I wish so much that I could have experienced Led Zepplen live. This song is beyond epic. Deeply moving. Incredible. I bow to you Led Zeppelin.
Crying. This sound is so beautiful. No need for earphones/headphones.
One of their most beautiful songs and they undoubtedly have many
I saw them play this live, yes Im old now but what joy, memories
This album was the beginning of such a great musical era. At 72, I'm so fortunate to have been able to live it at the perfect age back then!
1:54 the way he sings "home" as the guitar picks up gives me chills every time.
Still feel the power of this song. Timeless.
Thank you dad for teaching me with this band❤️
Just didn’t educate you with the English language 😮
Thanks to my dad too. He listened to these albums over and over. I knew all the words by the time I was 3
My dad did the same- I remember every album cover
@@DidsDelight sorry i’m French, 🇫🇷 i try to do better everyday with the English language without trad. We listen music with English lyrics but we aren’t force bilinguals😊
@@DidsDelightIt seems like someone neglected to educate you in manners.
I don’t know what it is about those opening chords that is so heart-wrenching. And then it just gets better, and the way Plant goes from singing so softly to yelling just gives me chills. 😭
One of the best love songs ever written
Love Bonzo's drums simple yet on point and hammering hits. Perfection.
Unbelievable how young Robert was when they first did this song but he just polished his vocals on it even more in the later years.He's Great one of a kind.Led zeppelin all fit together like a perfect puzzle. Phenomenal group
Robert Plants voice is immaculate.
You can just hear the turmoil and the tension in his voice and the chords...it gets me every time.
Plant's voice on this song is extraordinary, amazing!! On the whole album really.
Один из величайших шедевров за всю историю рока!
No one could ever be this good... All respect ... Nothing but RESPECT!!!
An amazing song from an amazing band. And this song is just from their debut album. Magnificent.
greetings to the bear
@@mrmansteinthemodder3561 thx man
@@beros1877 wtf?
@@beros1877 şatta fak ap plz
@@beros1877 Murphy, I think you're malfucntioning-- let's get you back to the OCP labs, and have them run a diagnostic on you...
The only song cover are not allowed. That's it. pure perfection. Chills every time, no matter how often i listen to it
What a voice my lord
Hello 👋🏼 Kathleen Carey
I've listened to this song about 5 times today. Can't get enough.
Unmatched. Music today doesnt come close. His VOICE!!! What is there to say.
If I could only ever listen to one Led Zep song ever in my life again this would be it. Awesome base line from Jones, kick a$$ drums from Bonham, usual guitar brilliance from Page and the power and emotion in the vocals from Plant is out of this world. A masterpiece from start to finish!
imagine hearing this for the first time in 1968
Must’ve absolutely blown everyone away. I heard this song for the first time while I was cooking like a week ago and had a full on moment. Live for the first time must’ve been unreal.
That would have seriously made my life!
That's when it happened to me. Changed me forever.
Imagine you hearing this for the time on the feb 6 2021 like me
Yeah my dad has told me too many times about it....over and over and over. I love it though.
I saw LED Zeppelin perform in Seattle’s Arena way back in the mid 70’s, They were the Best group then and they will be forever and ever ❤❤❤❤😊
1st off. I hate you. And yes. Pure jealousy is why. Love the Zeppelin and envy all who saw these Gods of Rock live.
TIMELESS
Incontestablement
Daddy showed me two tix for that seattle show..gave em to my big sister....i ran away...think im still running peace and love people god is light
Amen
The vocal is simply the best over all times
I'm saving my money right now for when someone invent a time machine I will be ready to go back in time and be one of the fortunate ones to witness the greatest band in the world. How lucky are the people who are able to go to Led Zeppelin concert back in those days. Little do they know how blessed they were in in witnessing the greatest band on this planet.
I saw them in Vancouver in 1973 with my pal Paula. We had crap seats but met two fine young men with extra tickets for the 12th row. An excellent view and an excellent concert. At first we were told to sit down! Um, I don’t think so! We just had to dance.
Saw them February, 1975 at the St. Louis Blues Arena, same arena I saw Elton John shortly after.
I was lucky enough to see them twice. Once at the Fabulous Forum in 1971 (I think) and then in 1973 in San Francisco.
I saw Led Zeppelin in Boston Garden in 1972....i was standing right in front of the stage....everyone was passing huge weed joints...
It was a cloud of smoke...i was 19 years old...i'm 67 now.....check out my music at ReverbNation/Lenny Luzitano
definitely get a copy of the concert film Song Remains The Same
When i was young ... hell, what sound was that??? Love it ... 66 now, and still in love! They were the greatest!!!
@@toniamsterdam3910 I’m 75 still in love 😍
@@rinakamenova3382 Ramble on ... 🤩
perhaps the best melody in existence. the right amount of sad with the perfect amount of flow, like your upset and ready to leave
This song is special. With this I said my final goodbye to one troublesome woman.
@@prajashankarpatage6135 what the fuck?
@@prajashankarpatage6135 🤷♀️ 😤
@@madisonanderson8443 what did he say? He deleted his comment
@@bullymaguire513 I wanna know too
Hope you’ve found a good woman…….there are plenty of us around…
One of the best there is and was.
When you leave your babe and end up making one of the greatest songs in history.
I love Zep, but they never even wrote this song
I just wanna say i'm the 100th like. That's all, thank you and have a lovely evening.
@@cjm-jr9xk jimi hendrix didn't write all along the watchtower, but nobody ever mentions that. both this song and all along the watchtower were simply covers of songs by other artists
@@idkman6906 I know. That’s what I am saying. Though, both Hendrix and Zep did a better job than the original
ironic isn't it
My neighbors are listening to this with me right now...love this song!
Mine, too. 🤣😂🤣🤓
😊 same this moment
What’s the best part about this jam : the vocals guitars drums or lyrics? YESSS
Anne Bredon, was an American folk singer, best known for writing the song "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" while she was a student at University of California, Berkeley in the late 1950s, daughter of physicist Leonard Benedict Loeb and granddaughter of physiologist Jacques Loeb, majored in art at Humboldt State University, completed her master's degree in mathematics at Berkeley, California.
My dad introduced me to Led Zeppelin, thank you and god speed on the other side.
This song is incredible
so much emotion in his voice - truly a rock giant
My favourite led zeppelin song ❤ who’s listening 2025? 🤗
Jimmie, Jon, Jean Paul and Robert. 4 excellent lads who like to play. How wonderous their music is and how incredibly it has effected the lives of millions.
To each of you, where ever you are.
Thank you.
Each day we can share in the gift you have given us is a celebration day.
Affected*...
@@J3MOdh3NOWX3S my apologies heir comundante. I must learn to get it Reigh!!
This song is B R I L L I A N T. No other words can describe it better. A true masterpiece.
Poche canzoni così appassionate nell' universo del rock
Finally a fine version of this glorious song , by its owners.Cheers to Led Zeppelin
I listen to this all the time
I saw Led Zeppelin 3 times in Seattle the last time right after the 4th album came out. That was probably the best concert I have ever been to. High on pot and acid, they blew me away!
May the music of led zepplin never die as it ripples on throughout eternity
Hands down….the best band ever! 🤲🏻
The Beatles: Hold my beer and jock strap.
No question
@paulsteele8079 nope
@ ,😂😂😂😂😂😂
Espetacular, arrepiante...o Plant "gritando" os versos bem ao fundo no meio da bateria , com o Bonham atacando os pratos enlouquecidamente e junto com a guitarra do Page....É de enlouquecer essa maravilha..
Best rock song ever by far. You have 4 musicians the best at what they do, in their prime, and you must give Jimmy Page credit as one of, if not the best producer ever. All those years in studio's, watching what works and what doesn't. Without his production skills the Zep albums would not be near as great as they are. And that voice...
It's a really powerful piece of music.
To put it simply, this is a masterpiece
Nothing like a classic that brings back great memories, the world was such a different better place.
Aínda bem que ficou LED Zeppelin pra nunca esquecemos às memória ❤
I was 17 years old when I discovered Zep all the way in Pakistan, I travelled the world , worked in the west and the Middle east......I am now 53 years old, And still listen to them......
I grew up With
Led Zeppelin
Pink Floyd
Guns N Roses
Rory Gallagher
U2
BB King
Jimi Hendrix
Had Long Hiatus from Music, then Discovered
Tool
System of a Down
Ended up being a bad ass Guitarist as well....without any formal training, self learned.
Perhaps because jp had an arabic manager , Ahmut.... Moroccan chants...
My music, too 🩷 /75 yet;)/
55 and Scottish - I reckon it may be just that they're f-ing brilliant
you have my respect not gonna lie
@@rizkhan3368 💓⭐️💓⭐️💓
Absolutely raw musical geniuses
I was 22 in 1968 and I DID see a concert! They were "gods"! Never forget it! Still love their songs!
kudos sweetheart
"We are your Overlords!"
Pure genius! Still listening to it after 50 years! Led Zepplin was and still is my favorite. How can music be so intense yet calming to the soul?! Again pure genius!
Кузнечик затянул меня сюда. Спасибо Мириам Петросян❤
I first heard this when I was 16. My favorite Zeppelin song. 46 years on 2:09-2:22 still gives me chills up my spine!
Yessss. Completely agree!!!!!!
Agreed
That wierd sound really really does the trick
2:22…. I die and come back to life, every single time I hear
One of the best songs ever hands down
19 in 69 now 73 goosebumps then and now!!!!
There have been many great guitarists in rock but Page was of another substance. Perfect on recordings, spectacular live, always exciting and shocking. What the hell was in that head and in those fingers, God only knows.
There will never be music or band like this that can make you feel emotions so intense
They created the first and the best
Yes Music back then was REMARKABLE Compared to the nonsense of today
Best rock n roll band ever
There's so much pain and emotion in those vocals! So deep!
My favorite Zepp song.
I have been listening to Led Zeppelin for over 40 years and this is definitely better than most music made today.
I met Robert Plant during his Raising Sand tour. Very kind to my daughter. He was a gentleman in addition to being one of the coolest dudes on the planet.
I hope to meet Robert soon on the 13 of December.
@@spmoran4703 I hope it works out for you. He's a nice fellow.
Letting ur daughter meet him would've been a mistake in the 70s
Omg
The Sounds that shaped me…..Long Live Rock and Roll!
i cant describe how much i love this song
One of the best ever right here!
Best male vocalist in rock. Period
I've said it before and I'll say it again. You just witnessed one of the greatest rock and roll bands that you will ever see on the face of this Earth ever
That's right 😊
Tool is carrying the torch 🤘
One of my favorite Zep songs. I did hear this, in person, in 68-69. They were just starting out and were a warm up act. Except for Jimmy Page, no one knew who they were. That didn't last long because pretty soon, everyone knew who they were! I've seen all the greats in concert but this is the one i remember the most.
JIM MURRISON/RGE DOORS(RAY MANZAREK>JOHN DENSMORE & TONNY KREIGER AND ORIGIBAL " ALLMAN BRO> BAND)4X FOR DOORS{LAST MINUS JIM)< 2X A.BB(ORIGINAL DUANE , BASSIST RAY BARRY & 2 DRUMMERS)
Who were they warming up for?
@user-tl7dx9fo3n Vanilla Fudge Zep's first album hadn't been released yet. In an interview Carmine Appice, the drummer for Vanilla Fudge admits that Zep blew them away on that tour.
Big thankyous to my Dad for having a house playing music growing up... my dad's 72 I'm 52 forever grateful dad you got me into zeppelin amongst other amazing British bands at that time still the best
Forever Led Zeppelin!
And on & on til we meet again & do more of it
The swing in this song....the bass and drums along with that guitar constant push of the song. Plant's voice just pulling the emotions. Just a fantastic song.
J'aime les album de Led Zepplin
Il faudrait que tout le monde puisse écouter ça avant de mourir.....