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FIRST REACTION to Led Zeppelin - Good Times Bad Times
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- čas přidán 1. 05. 2020
- My reaction to Led Zeppelin's hard-hitting "Good Times Bad Times" off their self-titled debut album "Led Zeppelin".
Let me know what other Zeppelin songs I should react to!
#ledzeppelin #goodtimesbadtimes
They are the best band ever. Start with their live 1969 performance...amazing! They just started out then!
Bro, this isn't just ANY BAND, this is the Greatest Rock Band of ALL TIME!
If you really want to KNOW them, there is only one way...
Do each album in chronological order, one song/reaction at a time.
This is the Ultimate Rabbit Hole, BUCKLE UP!
Also, do not pause during the song, as you don't want to break "immersion", then give your thoughts afterward.
This is the greatest musical journey you could ever undertake, and you will be amazed at being blown away by every song.
The Hammer of the Gods isn't just a nickname....
The Allmighty
LED ZEPPELIN!
Now, let's get the LED out!!!
Support you ++++++++
I believe it's better that he pauses the songs, that way it's less likely they will block it from being viewed, but other than that I completely agree
Think of this, it was our introduction to Led Zeppelin. All those triplets by Bonzo! “You Shook Me” on this album, is a blues masterpiece!
I started my journey into the Zeppelin realm 50 years ago ! I will tell you its not so much where you begin but the journey itself .
Remember in 1968 nobody had ever heard anything like this before. imagine first track off the first album of a new band. Heads exploded for sure.
Plant and Bonham was only 19 when this was recorded.
This is 1969 remember that it's 100 notches up from his days in the yard birds
I just found all my Zeppelin albums that were stored away. I think I wore out 3 copies of the first album. I’m glad your starting at the beginning now. Enjoy the ride.🎶✌️
You should watch the early live performances. How Many More Times, especially.
yes this is a must see.
Yes from the Royal Albert Hall ! :)
Yesss! And Denmark radio!
excellent points
Klapeful the Royal Albert Hall version is probably the best 20 minutes of Zeppelin I’ve ever heard
You should watch the old B&W live video of this song I think from Denmark. I would recommend, as others have, to start with LZ I and work your way forward. Probably best to hear studio versions first, then do live ones in between. Remember, they made eight studio albums so you’re going to be busy for awhile! Enjoy the ride!
Yes!! Do album reactions! Every album is amazing!
hey my man do you realise what you are starting here once you enter the Zeppelin you can't leave I entered nearly 50 years ago I'm still here and if you're doing a proper job Album by Album I'll be here with you all the way one guy I follow Soultrainbro has pretty much done his journey followed him all the way its blown his mind you have so many gems to uncover welcome to the rabbit hole!!!!!!!!!!
Yup, stb did it properly! Immhoping this fella does the same thing. Iv really enjoyed his reactuons so far
steve trivett and his insight of the blues side is very interesting, I follow soultrain bro as well! I respect his opinions!!
@@mattharvey968 hes the best reactor ive seen, im really liking this guy
Agree, STB did an amazing job...over a year and still reacting to LZ. Good luck, my recommendation is more live stuff to avoid copyright issues. Start with RAH performance.
Soultrainbro is great
you need to listen to "how many more times" from their royal albert hall performance.
Harchit Bhatoia Yessss!!!
I like the album-by-album, song-by-song approach. All in chronological order. Kind oif like binge listening in slow motion! I'm 67, btw and I love watch smart young people hear the music from my youth for the first time. It all stands the test of time. Enjoy the ride!
Good statement. I think people were not sure what to think. The drumming was advanced and that should have gave everyone listening a clue to what was going to follow.
The general public listens to the vocal and guitar, but in this tune the interplay between the drums and bass is where the real musicianship is.
Can you imagine listening to this, their first album, and this is track 1. Just the complexity of the drumming and the bass lines alone. Tight. Tight. Tight.
I was given this album along with Second and third album from my uncle when he came back from Nam in 72. I was 12 and instantly became a Zep Head. Every song they recorded was pure gold to me. Your going to love this trip down the Zeppelin rabbit hole. 😎👍🏻
These guys were only 19 n 20 in the studio
1968-69 recording sessions.
Back in the day the very first thing you heard, from Zeppelin, were those two massive chords at the beginning of this track. They make you jump with shock. What a way to grab a listeners attention. Then you get the thunder of John Bonham's drumming. He really goes to town on this track.
If you’re looking for something on their first album, I recommend you shook me, your time is gonna come, communication breakdown, babe I’m gonna leave you and how Many more times. I Would also recommend dazed and confused but since you’ve already done that, these are all the best songa from their first record.
Royal albert hall peformance HOW MANY MORE TIMES Please!!
There is no doubt you're becoming a Zep Head or Ledhead, as is one of my nicknames, but I prefer Ledzepnut, which is on my car license plate as well :) (LDZPNT) (I'm 59 and drive a Dodge Charger Hemi)
You made a good choice in starting out with the first song from the first lp .. I recommend you continue with the order, every song is a gem, and trust me, you'll love them all, or you will at least appreciate the ones that aren't quite as good as most of them are ... Keep it going, I appreciate when someone from your generation loves what our generation had the privilege of growing up with, the 70's :)
Ledzepnut - Agree totally that he should take it song by song, it’s the best way to appreciate their journey. By the way I’m envious of your licence plates!
Jimmy ran his lead break thru a"leslie" and the engineer and he had a argument about it cause it hadn't been done..thats exactly why he wanted to do it
Youre gonna be blown away by their diversity and soul
Chronological order is the way to go with Led Zeppelin. Especially if you’re going to listen to most of their stuff. Probably the best way is to do a reaction song by song. I’m not being hyperbolic when I say they have no bad songs... you’ll see.
They thing with LZ is that it depends on your mood on certain days, in my case each album is my favorite. Darlene is a song that I listen to very often for the happy Rock and Roll and Jones' piano cuts, especially his piano solo. For me they don't have any bad songs, maybe Hats off .... but I still like to listen to it in mono since the guitar work is very original and Plant's voice is heard from afar.
I love your channel. I discovered Zeppelin when I was 14 years old in 1981. This band has been like a second religion for me ever since. I like the fact you're listening to the live performances because that's what separates Zepp from every other band. All I would suggest is as you listen to each live song, find your favorites and then listen to the bootleg versions of those favorite songs from other concerts. You'll be amazed at how they changed these songs live from each tour. Even though their catalogue is only 9 albums and roughly 90 songs, the live versions make it seem like a thousand. (Achilles Last Stand Knebworth 1979 will melt your face off)
Yes my friend this rabbit hole is long n wide. There are so many many juicy morsals along the way.....so start @ the beginning and down the hole we go. I just love you are concentrating on ZEPPELIN keep up the good work✌️
This is the first of us hearing of Zeppelin unlike anything anyone ever heard before but Bonzo drums Kicked ass their was a statement and then some !!!
The rabbit hole is long and and deep! So much to take in! So many styles of music! If ya you are checking out the early years first you should check out their performance from 1969 live on Denmark tv, it’s a few songs and it’s so cool to see how young they are and already masters of their craft!!🤘🏻
Fantastic that youre going from the beggining. Go track by track and enjoy it
I was 19 (that would be 1969 -- the year the album was released) when the "boys" had me hooked immediately with that opening track. . .but it was "Babe I'm Going to Leave You," the next cut, that confirmed Led Zeppelin had to be paid attention! Good reaction!
This is the first thing you hear from Led Zeppelin. You seem to have the volume down. Imagine as a teenager bringing this album home. You put it on the stereo. Crank up the volume, not knowing what to expect, and all of a sudden "Boom- Boom", two massive chords, shortly followed by another two. Man that grabs your attention.
That huge moment that blows you away coming up is called Communication Breakdown
This was more than just the opening of their debut album. This was the worlds introduction to Led Zeppelin. Imagine being 18 sitting in your smoked out basement and your friend who was a huge Yardbirds fan brings this album over. You start up the turntable, put a fresh needle on, place the arm down and the first thing you hear is WHAM WHAM. Then and there you knew you were in for a ride.
emm ur luv for the mighty zepp makes watching you special...
I still have my vinyl copy. You couldn't choose a track, you just set the needle and let the record play. Everything they played became mother's milk to me. Best band ever.
I agree that this was just a taste of what's to come. You really need to watch the earliest video the 1969 Denmark Radio they did. You can see that early they had something special, this was first time they performed together to a live audience those kid had no idea what they were witnessing. The first album Jimmy Page produced and paid for out of his own pocket. They recorded this album in 30 hours.
Well...I just subscribed and I’m hoping to watch you react, song by song, album by album. That’s the way to do it!
I'm still pissed at dazed n confused live got taken down
Hey mark you can view it go to the reaction there is a link to watch it on another platform
Yeah Mark, Emmanuel has a link to the full reaction on Google Drive, and you definitely need to check it out, it's a great reaction
How did it happen. Led Zeppelin normally do not block videos to their songs.
You should do song by song, album by album
Watch their royal Albert hall performance from 1970
Glad you are taking this approach... GMTA
This is the greatest Debut Album of all time
To answer your question at the beginning concerning the approach.
I recommend albums 1, 2, 3 and 4 in the order and complete in 8 videos.
then sampling the rest of the works.
there is so much quality in the first 4 albums that I could not sacrifice any of the tracks.
take the whole experience full-heartedly.
Every album is worth listen, IMO
How could you be that age and just now hearing Zep songs ?
Alright buddy...you must reaction Led Zeppelin Achilles Last Stand live at knebworth 1979...
John Bonham just "defined" how drums can be played before and during a killer guitar riff in a Rock n' Roll song. It was as simple, raw and yet complex, as you could find.
Wow - great job sir- u have a new subscriber sir bless you
And with this one song, it began…
Emmanuel you’re honestly probably the best reactor on CZcams so great reaction as usual. But my request is as usual How Many More Times but as side request I recommend Communication Breakdown the Royal Albert Hall version is probably the best their is they do a funky jam in the middle that’s absolutely sick also they are all off the same album so it’s perfect.
The statement you were looking for lays in the drumming of John Bonham with the bass triplets. Although this was not new it was used by jazz drummers and was new to the rock genre. As far as what was there first song, that goes to Dazed and Confused. This song was a Jimmy Page song from his time in The Yardbirds, was wrote in 1967, and although the original version leaves much to be desired from the classic Led Zeppelin version it is available to listen to on youtube. Page originally formed the band as The New Yardbirds and the name was changed to Led Zeppelin soon thereafter. That's also why it is not considered a cover.
Did you realize Zepp1 and Zepp 2 both came out in 1969? Zepp 3 came out in 1970 and Zepp 4 in 1971. Can you imagine any group today having such an explosion of great music to start off in a short period of time. I like this song but I Love Communication Breakdown. To me Communication Breakdown is Good Times Bad Times on steroids. And please make sure you give "How many more times" a listen. I think it's a close second to best song on the album behind "Dazed" Yet it gets very little fanfare. This is one of those albums that will grow on you the more you listen to it.
I think what you did here is right on. Do it song by song with a few exceptions where two songs were meant to be listened to back to back such as Heartbreaker / Living Loving Maid and The Song Remains The Same / The Rain Song. Bottom line is this is your channel and you should do whatever works out best for you. I look forward to sharing your journey.
Had a thought on how to react to individual songs but still get the album feel. When you move on to the next song, start with the last 30 secs of the prior to experience the transition. So, when you tee up immigrant song, start with the last moments of good times/bad times.
Full album review - studio version first and then live performance around time of album release if you can find it. :)
I grew up listening to Zeppelin, they do have some ‘eh’ songs. Here’s a few of their ‘Great Songs’....
THE OCEAN
HOUSES OF THE HOLY
TRAMPLED UNDER FOOT
OVER THE HILLS AND FAR AWAY
THE ROVER
HEY HEY WHAT CAN I DO
You haven't lived until you've listened to this album on 180g remastered vinyl, on a high quality turntable, through a high quality pre-amp or amplifier, and on very high quality headphones...... either find someone who has that stuff or buy it all yourself. It's worth it man. Whole new world. The dimentionality of this album is off the charts.
Yes, Ango blues at its best (alongside Cream And Hendrix - anglo? why not!)
Yes go by albums...no one else did it. 😎✌️✝️🙏❤️ If you want to understand we kids of the 70’s the movie dazed and confused is one of the greatest coming of age movies ever. Lost of stars before they were stars.
Where did Led Zeppelin begin? TRY Jimmy Page's - White Summer / Black Mountain Side by The Yard Birds
If you want to check out How many more times live, here's a link to the full performance : vimeo.com/408474001 you can see it on youtube too, but it's the full concert (the link start at the right moment though) czcams.com/video/oFkzZHIcgFs/video.html For your information, the first track they ever played together (So Jimmy can test the ability of each member) was Train Kept a Rollin', a classic rock tune. I can't remember about the first song they ever recorded, I think it was Babe I'm gonna leave you.
Hi Emmanuel! Have you given The Yardbirds a listen to yet? That's the band Zeppelin grew out of.
Please, please, please go in album/track order! Do not skip a thing, do each song individually to give it full attention. If it gets blocked, you know you have other options to get it posted. For this album, Robert and Bonzo were each 19 and Jonesy and Jimmy were 22 and 23, respectively. The album took some 30 hours to record and was paid for by Jimmy and manager Peter Grant. They didn't have a label contract yet, they took the completed album and shopped it to labels, ending with Atlantic who paid an unprecedented sum (at the time) for a new act. Jimmy did occasional guitar solos with The Yardbirds but nothing like what he did with Zep. Welcome to the LA family!! Let me know if you have any questions. 😊
LZ family, NOT LA lol
Here I go again:
I've mentioned this fact more than a few times in the comment section of LZ reaction vids.
Back in Oct 1968, I was a 21 y/o American college studying in London (Econ at LSE) and I went to the Marquee Club to see a band called The Yardbirds (Google them to see the legendary guitar players they birthed). What I ended up witnessing was the BIRTH of a new band called Led Zeppelin. I wasn't immediately impressed by the singer... I thought the guitar player was ehhh. As a drummer, the one that OVERWHELMED me was the beast behind the kit. I left the show with lukewarm feelings about them. Their first album to me was more of the same. It wasn't until LZ 2 when I became a HUGE fan of theirs. For me, the first Zep album is a throw away effort; an introduction. Two is a STATEMENT and pronouncement of what would come to be.
I think if you really want to know the band, you have to go through their work on a song by song basis one album after another. Zeppelin’s music went through different phases as they grew in stature and mastered their art, just as most great bands and artist’s did. I’ts a long journey but you obviously love the music so you will find it very worthwhile.
TURN IT UP FLORES!!! LOL!
Great Review. How did they start off? A statement to the rock world that there's a new band on the block? lol, have I got a video for you! You should really listen to the link I left below regardless as to whether or not you do a "review". It was recorded live in 1969 for a Danish television station to promote their first album and introduce the band to the public. They performed on a tiny stage in a small room in front of about 30 or so kids who sat in stunned silence. The band had only been together for about 5 or 6 months, Robert Plant (singer) and John Bonham (drummer) were only 19 or 20 years old, John Paul Jones (bass) and Jimmy Page (guitar) were only 23 or 24 at the time. The entire promo concert is about 31 minutes long and includes 4 songs - "communication breakdown", "babe I'm gonna leave you". "dazed and confused" and "how many more times". Their performance has been hailed as one of the most pivotal moments in Rock history. Keep in mind this is a live performance in front of a tv studio audience, it has not been "touched up" or remastered in any way. This is the original recording that aired on live television.
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I’d go through the studio versions first, then hit up the live versions. You won’t be disappointed
Turn up the music volume on our end
the debut..the worlds introduction to the genius of John Bonham
I really don't mind your react to each and every song (wait for it but if you're strong enough to achieve that)... 😊 ... Every song of LZ worth it, even for their not great songs, there is something interesting on each of them you can feel ....
check out the blues track of "You Shook Me"
Manny 🎸🎸👍👍😎😎
1st song 1st album. Now do them all in order.
Check Jimmy"s genius of Black Mountainside
Again - I really appreciate your reactions. I think you might be missing out on some really good stuff on the 1st album though. It looks like you sample 2 cuts from the album that are both on the rockier side. There is a lot of diversity on this album - Acoustic (along the lines of later Going To California) in Black Mountain Side - here is a live version from 1979 then called White Summer/Black Mountain Side - just Jimmy and his guitar and some Bonham thrown in. czcams.com/video/14-7bIJcpbQ/video.html; Folk/Acoustic - Led Zeppelin style - Babe I'm Gonna Leave Your from 3-1969 around the time LZ1 was released czcams.com/video/fODt3iBXNv4/video.html; BLUES!!! - I Can't Quit You Babe - from 1-1970 - starts off with We're Gonna Grove - Blues starts around 3:17 - czcams.com/video/o3XpvxdlhAA/video.html; Great fun jam of How Many More Times also live from 3-1969 Denmark czcams.com/video/qSIS0o7vtPE/video.html I hope you'll check these out. Based on your reactions and that you've chosen to go down the rabbit hole - I think you'll enjoy these
Is it just me, or do we need a "Tea for One" reaction?
I am amazed that anyone over the age of 25 has never heard Led Zeppelin on their own or from their parents. Really?
If you get blocked again, you can upload to Vimeo instead of Google Drive also
James Patrick Page + Robert Antony Plant + John Richard Baldwin + John Henry Bonham, the juggernaut of Valhalla, best band EVER.
try studio and live versions of one song
React to EVERY Song of the First 6 Albums at Least
how many more times in denmark! but first react to the studio version so you know how the song goes
Go through a beginning......Start with the first song....and your way through.....
5:40 This album replaced Abbey road for the number one spot on the charts in 1969.
I don't really care what other people might say, to me there was very good Rock n' Roll before Led Zeppelin, and there was very good Rock n' Roll after Led Zeppelin.
Song by song is the way to go. You need time to process each and every tune. Upload to vimeo like Soultrainbro. I will watch guaranteed
I don’t buy someone can go through there entire life and not hear this
Dazed and confused studio version same album you just listened to
Yes this is my real name
Well I hope you're making the best of it :)
@@rjschiller yes I am!!!! My wife just shakes her head, I love it!!!!
remember, Grand Funk Railroad out rocked Led Zep. GFR was kicked off of the tour because LZ got jealous that GFR got more encores. Facts.
want a reason? in reply is GFR live ...3 piece garage band...at 20-21 years of age.
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20 year old bonham starts his zeppelin career with a cowbell and single foot bass triplets haha
You really need to hear every song on every album. There are only a handful of songs that some don't care for. Not saying you have to post every reaction, but for your own experience, do all of them. Just my opinion.
reservoir dogs
Haha, you fool, you've just started - the problem is that you will end up loving this band and after you've heard them and work out how incredible they are you will compare everything to them and very little else will satisfy your ears, your mind and your soul. Welcome!
Next rabbit hole...Pink Floyd
Manny, I viewed all of your videos. I can’t subscribe because you don’t feel the dynamic of drummer John Bonham, as you don’t mention him enough. Apparently, even at your age, making videos of a band with the magnitude of Led Zeppelin, your just too uninformed.
He just know plant & page only.. like many media..
Good Times, Bad Times: they crashed and burned completely after this, like a lead zeppelin. Just a bunch of nobody musicians by 1972.