DAZED AND CONFUSED đ” Led Zeppelin Reaction
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Haha, Brad displays the uncanny ability to stop these songs at the exact point where I would not.
I appreciate that he makes the effort to stop right after something. He stops after a verse, or after the chorus. Itâs not like he stops on the middle of a chorus very often. And- he doesnât pause a solo. I appreciate that.
@@katherinemorelle7115 that's precisely the issue. It's the transitions I'm listening out for. Pausing in the middle of the chorus - the most repetitive and predictable part of a song - would be less distracting.
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TRUTH 10,000% LMFAO
I try to tell reactors to always stop mid-verse. To hear a verse winding down could be right next to a crucial transition, and the impact of those transitions are lost when songs are stopped at the end of verses. Same with solos, etc. Seems like mid-verse is the safest option.
I am once again loving Lex's basic love for music. And also Brad's struggle. â€â
We really need to get Brad into a 12 step program.... ;-)
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Brad - how an insurance actuary sees music.
Brad and Lex epitomize contrast.
Hey Kiersten, you nailed it. Thatâs hilarious! But true. Enjoy them both.
high 5 to Lex who appreciates one of the best drummers ever
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Yes indeed. What a powerhouse âBonzoâ was.
Jon was one of the best drummers ever for sure!
She never misses a thing. Great awareness and appreciation.
He was a good drummer, but far from to be called one of the best.
Lex has some profound insights. I have heard musicians describe Page's soloing style as "Intentionally Messy." The dude just rips it.
And Lex has been introduced to John Bonham's incredible drumming skills !!
I've said to my friends for years he can be so sloppy it makes me cringe, hahaha, they say I'm crazy, yet I still like most of his stuff. Yes, I play guitar. đ€Łđ€Ł
They call his playing âchoppyâ đžđ
That ain't mess...that's soul!
@@jamisongugino2887 the way I have put it before is, no one can do sloppy like Jimmy can.
When I hear sloppy from others, it's just sloppy.
Brad trips me out. I find that he takes lyrics very literal. Always think Metaphors when listening to most music. Itâs a metaphor unless itâs not
That's cause he listens Rap, he needs to drop some acid, smoke weed for 2+ years, do some mushrooms, get on some Charlie, and some E's and maybe he'll start to understand Rock, Heavy Metal, Psychodelic Rock, Space Rock and every other genre of music other than (C)rap. Lex kinda gets it but still has a long way to go. Why don't you check out Hawkwind!!!
Don't think either one has smoked a joint. He's a freakin robot.
Don't think he knows what a metaphor is.
@@Eugene2736 no he does but the songs that have straight forward lyrics he thinks are metaphors. The songs that are heavy into metaphors he takes it literally.
People keep saying he "listens" to music differently and is analytical but he seems to miss the point of most of the songs.
How can you NOT understand what; "The soul of women was created below" means?
Do you think it means it was made in a basement or in Australia (down under)? Ha!
How can you not know he's referring to Hell?Unbelievable.
@@rsw1227 absofuckinglutely correct brother
Lex definitely has the antenna of a musician, hearing music and having a sense for it are different worlds. She'd make a good musician? Can easily see her playing an electric guitar the way solo's light her up.
And he's as dumb as the day is long.
â@@brainsareus We're all aware of different things,, but I'm not sure that's the same as being 'dumb.' But your point is well taken. When it comes to music or art: Lex does appear to be some kind of Sherpa of meaning and appreciation for Brad.
Brad is a dingbat robot.
Lex has also stated she has a background in music.
Brad is a good dude. you people are cowards. And yes he does stink at listening music. đ
But according to my calculations of this channels comment activity
I've come to the conclusion that approximately 87% of ALL Brad & Lex youtube channel subscribers are ........
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Dazed and confused. The theme for brad in every reaction video.
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You win comment of the year!
I love lex's appreciation for the drums in this one, one of best drummers of all timeee, died way too young.
It cracked me up when she cracked up at a fill, like she intuitively appreciated the delight of it.
You by accident said he was one of the best, instead of THE best.
It's not hard to get addicted to John Bonham's drumming !!
You gotta hear "In my time of dying". One of the best slide guitar songs ever.
Itâs a masterpiece!! đžđ„đ„
Yeah, or Bonzo's Montreaux/Moby Dick with Bonham's ridiculous drum solo longer than most song!
@@Lowlandlord boring.đ€
A 1920's Gospel/Blues song and one of my favorite songs from the Physical Graffiti album. A Classic đ„đđâ€
God yes
Brads puzzled look (WTF) Lex's in the groove look (bring it on)
He doesn't listen to the music. He reads it, lol.
@@SearlesHernandez I've never come across anyone like Brad, he is very interesting
Damn Lex nails it every time. And that look on her face, those expressions really communicate her getting it deep inside. While Brad stoically sits there trying to decipher the lyrics. You guys have great chemistry.
yes...Lex "gets it"....and the reason she does is simple, shes a woman and understands and knows the power females have over males...thats just stripped to the bone truth.
Watching Lex groove to a song is a thing of beauty!
Damn straight
If you want another song of theirs about women check out the âThe Lemon Songâ, phenomenal guitar work as well on that one! Cheers guys great video love this song! đ„
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Andy, have you and Alex ever heard of Postmodern Jukebox? All they do is covers but . . . . . they do them as if they were recorded in the 20's, 30's, 40's, 50's and 60's. Check out their library, pick out a real turd song, something that you really hate and give it a listen. You'll be surprised. By the way, I'm a subscriber to your channel too.
Donât forget JPJ Bass playing onThat as well
Iâm a young mexican stoner trying to make it out the hood & this 9-5 by doing reaction videos & storytimes on my CZcams channel đđŻ
@@options378 I like what JPJ did on "No Quarter" better than what he did on "That as Well".....
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Brad: "What is wrong with my girl?"
Absolutely nothing my friend!
Brads whatâs wrong with her.
@@jackiepage6120 Nailed that.
I've always loved how he makes the guitar scream and cry and talk!!
Also, girl problems are a CLASSIC theme of blues music.
Lex learning and loving rock and roll
Lex is so adorable. She has great taste in music and the way she reacts is awesome. You are a very likeable couple. You're my favorite of the different reaction videos I watch. Keep on keepin' on.
everyone is captivated by Lex, Brads a very lucky man indeed
IÂŽm so amazed from LexÂŽs feeling for music..her interpretations about the meanings of the songs and the sounds are always so spot on..itÂŽs a gift/talent usually just very good musicians have....especially by hearing songs the very first time getting all the things in the second where itÂŽs heard. That blows my mind.
She also got Page's style perfectly, a little messy, a little sloppy, always right on the edge of falling apart but making it work and making it sound great.
Lex makes the channel, Brad is a little too stiff for me, dude relax already lol
That girl needs a guitar.
@@ecbenson98 It amazed me when she said that.
Lex, your instincts serve you well. Yes, that drum fill after the bridge was excellent.
And he looks at her like she's crazy. He never appreciates the drums or the Bass, especially on Zeppelin songs.
I don't get it.
Simply put, the greatest rock band of all time!
I could write a song about the Titanic hitting that iceberg, Lex would hear everything and get into it and Brad would pause it three words in to ask â What is this song about though? â. Soak it all in and enjoy the ride a little more. Love you guys đ
Lol
I'm very analytical, but even I can understand "the cold deep" would refer to the sea. Brad would be completely lost.
Brad, you analyse, Lex, you feel it from the first note. Love the combination of you two.
I'm not sure you could define what Brad does as 'analysis'. It's more akin to sitting in an emotionless fog of utter confusion, until Lex explains it to him. Even then he rarely gets it... :)
You got that right!
Agree
Iconic song from one of the most iconic bands ever. That bassline is iconic, the wailing vocals are iconic, Bonham spider arms going crazy on the drums. And this from their FIRST ALBUMđ±
One of the best cover songs ever!
@@Cosmo-Kramer true the lyrics arenât totally original in a few of their songs but thatâs how they bridged blues and rock so flawlessly and were so influential to the genre.
@@Cosmo-Kramer yeah, but having heard the originalâŠ. Itâs so different that itâs kinda like a cover song âin name onlyâ. The original is boring. This version is the sexiest song ever performed, imo.
Led Zepp did that with every song they covered, imo. They took an okay song and made it out of this world. The only exception to that is When the Levee Breaks, which was already an amazing song.
Theyâre like the opposite of Tears for Fears. TfF wrote songs that end up being amazing when covered (Shout 2000, Everybody wants to rule the world, Mad World). Led Zeppelin covers songs that become amazing when they cover them (though they also wrote amazing songs too).
@@katherinemorelle7115 You know your Zeppelin. That's hot.
@@katherinemorelle7115 When the Levee Breaks could be a contender for my favourite Led Zeppelin song. The harmonica/guitar part is hypnotic and the drums are Bonham-classic thunderous. But I agree the covers tend to only provide the lyrics or name, and then Led Zeppelin completely transform the song from folky obscurity to earth-shattering, mind boggling experiences
oh i am stunned with this girl , she feels every lick , every beat , love her joyful face . keep on rocking girl . btw i am exactly the same as you , feeling every lick and beat through my brain and body :)
LEX: I tell you once and ONLY THIS TIME- Do it your OWN THING! I will love it and get it on a OPEN MIND, OPEN HEAD, AND HEART! You don't need no whipping stone beneath you. Tell me, when you're ready!!!!
One of the greatest albums and songs of all time, they freaked us out with the first 2 Zeppelin albums in 1969, we had heard nothing quite like them and they set a standard for hard rock that has never been topped. Try How Many Times from the same first album, it is right there. With this on! đž
The song that change my world for ever! Love & darkness blend perfectly!
These two are perfect for this gig. Brad is a literalist who struggles with metaphors and Lex is a deep thinker who intuitively sees the broader message. This channel would not be as enjoyable without that dynamic. The looks on thier faces say everything about how they process the music.
I love you guys! But here is literally every reaction
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Brad stares with confused lookâŠ
Lex sways and shimmies uncontrollablyâŠ
Brad: âwhat is going on?â Or âwhat are they talking about?â
Lex: âdunno, but this song reminds me of leather and unicorns⊠itâs like a fuzzy pickle in your ear, know what I mean?â
Brad: âyeah, I guess I doâ
A fuzzy pickle đ€Ł perfect synopsis but I still can't stop watching their vids.. I just want to give Brad some LSD or something or at least smoke a doink with him
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@@ext93 priceless!
EXACTLY what I wanted to sayđ
Brad don't want no pickle--just wants to ride his motor-sickle.
Brad should take a drink or a smoke, I mean loosen up somehow man !
Heâs a hip hop guy. Heâs not really into rock..
@@STW-News-Headlines IT SHOWS
@@STW-News-Headlines That explains it. Hip Hop's not really music (generally speaking). It's mostly just lyrics with a backbeat. What's strange about these reviews is he has the lyrics up on the screen and mostly focuses on them but does not get them. Lex gets the music and the lyrics and explains it to him.
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Zeppelins lyrics arenât easy to break down.. some are.. like this one.. and some (the blues remakes ) arent.. there are al ton of blues references.. and British idioms..
Iâm not anti rap.. Iâm my teen years.. it was my music.. I love 90âs rap.. not todayâs
Rock isnât for everyone..
what I wish Brad would do is look up the meaning of the song at the end.. and the band as well..
@@STW-News-Headlines For Stairway to Heaven (for instance), Robert Plant now claims not to know or remember the meaning. He said it seemed just to flow to his pen and he said people can make up their own minds what it means. There are some obvious themes in it, but I don't think there's a straight logic from start to finish. It takes its twists and turns, so there will be some of LZ's songs that require personal interpretation and no -one will be 100% sure theirs is right..
Itâs amazing how John Bonham can transition the drum beat from being high tempo to slow in a split second and still make it work and sound great.
hes a monster at the drums!
That's called technique, Page does it to. A thunderstorm one minute, a whisper the next. Tension and release that's what gives music movement and excitement. It embraces you and you know brings you on a journey especially if you let it and then drops you gently back home.
Man, Lex's instant reaction to the bonham fill at 7:20. For a first time listen to the track, that is so cool. Hah then brad just looks at her looking completely confused. She gets it. Not to mention her general intuition with lyrics and concepts.
LEXâŠâŠ.you got it DOWN! Youâre a natural. You feel the music and grab the meaning better than most. Respect!
Led Zeppelin were the Masters of linking the instruments to the core of the lyrics. The song is Dazed and Confused and this is reflected in both the lyrics and the instruments. Messy is a great perception. Luv ya reactions.
I love watching you two listen to early rock & blues like Led Zeppelin. These guys are raw. No machines to fix any flaws. Not only that... a lot of this music was made to get high to. Be it weed, acid or heroin. I can remember doing my thing. Putting on the earphones and Led Zeppelin, early Grand Funk or Black Sabbath would take you to a whole other place. BTW... I love watching Lex get into it. Brad, your more analytical, but Lex is FEELING IT. You guys rock!!
Oh yeah man I'm high as shit discovering this album for the first time officially and its going good đ€Ł thc edibles and Led Zepp are starting my morning of great
Jimmy Page was known for, as Lex put it, "intentionally messy" guitar solos. He often plays solos using what is known as *staccato* in music theory, which means the notes are abruptly stopped before the next note is played instead of a note smoothly flowing into the next.
For the sake of knowing - Jimmy also did the theme for the film Death Wish staring Charles Bronson.
Thank you for helping him he cant hear what you do . you go girl ! Great team !đđ
7:21 lex appreciates a good drum fill hahaha
That bass line during the solo is why I play the bass! That is FIRE! This whole album is fire tho too. Thanks again grammma!!!đđŒ
They are magnificent! Jimmy plays guitar with a cello bow in the middle of this to make the eerie sounds!
Perfect example of why Bonzo was the greatest drummer that has ever lived.
When the levee breaks!
Y'all NEED to experience "No Quarter" or "When The Levee Breaks" or "Achilles Last Stand" all by Led Zeppelin
Yes! Achilles Last Stand is my fave.
The combo of Rock and Blues is the best Lex. Especially the way Led Zeppelin does it!
Lex, thanks for explaining this song Brad! Brad, C"MON MAN! :-)
Love this channel - Lex, your smile makes the world brighter
Did you know that this is a cover. Originally sang by Jake Holmes, they where released 2yrs apart 1967 then again in 1969
Also The Yardbirds played this often during live gigs when Jimmy Page was in the band pre Zeppelin.
Wow⊠never new! Thank you đđŒđ
@@alanchristie368 there's a video on CZcams of them playing it.
One of my fave LZ songs. Complex. Each member shines strong. Lex gets it good. She's always smiling and swaying to these classic rock bands. Too bad you both are too young to have seen bands like this LIVEâŒïž.Lex would have been carried out on a stretcherđ Mind blown.
Love the way lex tries to move to every beat.. Brad just sways.. even when it's paused... your both great..keep it up..
LEX I absolutely LOVE how much you enjoy this music......it's so much fun to watch!
Lex, one of the best reactors on these. Very articulate on the sounds of the guitar and the drumming, that's from having an interest in blues.
Itâs clear Lex is a rocker Brad is not into rock- he never looks the least bit excited
Song always gives me chills when it starts out, especially through headphones...
" Can you play?" In millions of peoples minds, the greatest guitarist ever!!
Thx! The tribute by Heart at the Kennedy awards was unforgettable! -Terry
Watching Lex just GET INTO IT meanwhile Brad absolutely looks Dazed and Confused trying to figure it all out. Gotta love it.
She recognized Bonham's greatness, and accuracy right away. What a rocker. One of the earliest heavy metal songs and my personal favorite.
Led zeppelin is the master of the switch! Nobody has come along and done it better! Thats why they are one of the greats if not the greatest rock and roll band!
The more I see Lex react to guitar-based music (note the intentional lack of specific genre đ) the more I think she'd make a great musician herself. She really understand the feel of the music! Pick up an instrument, practice and master the basics and anyone can be good, but feel is what will take you to the next level đ
Lex you truly have an ear for classical music not just classic rock, I mean CLASSICAL. you hear the deeper meaning of the music
Never thought I'd find someone who digs Zeppelin more than me. Here she is.
I love that with Lex.... The "messy" solo was so spot on. It always catches me too, and I have been listening to them for decades.
Check out the live version from their movie "The Song Remains the Same" it 29 minutes long, even has a fantasy sequence for Jimi Page,
Lex it will blow your mind đ
One of the most epic guitar solos of all time.
Lex, you feel all music in the soul !!! Also a blessing !!!!!!
I love how you guys are experiencing the old music for the first time. This is the music of my youth and reminded of my first time hearing it.
Lex gets it once again...And I wish they'd just let the lyrics flow by and ENJOY THE MUSIC. It's not poetry.
@David McKenzie. Quite. How about Brad does his own literature based reaction channel and leave the music to Lex?
Personally i care first about music, the sound, the melody, the vocals, then i figure out what the lyrics is about, thatâs my attitude to music in general! I donât care much about lyrics, just for the sake if knowing. But sometimes the lyrics are very honest, courageous, rebel, and relatable, but this is rarely happens to me to care about lyrics that much!!
I love how Lex gets so deep into the music! Her man STAYS with that "confused" look thoughđ€Ł
Great live last night! Soooo glad you did this one!
You guys are the cutest on the internet thank you for digging on the sounds of Zepplin. Watching you experience this music for the first time is an awesome experience for me. Thank you!
Love you Lex! You know how to interpret rock very well
Lex , you are so sensitive. Great analysis in every video. Congratulations. And you Brad, don't be afraid, let yourself float down stream.
Both of y'all are awesome but her reactions and how she really gets into a song is incredible. She 'feels' the music and that's a rare thing nowadays. Keep up the great work, love it all.
Two people I wanna just sit down with and explore music together.
If I had a favorite led Zeppelin song this would be it. Great reaction from a greatly balanced duo! Thanks again Brad and Lexi
Dang this song is so good. Force of nature.
My mother hated Led Zeppelin. For me the louder the better. Made her crazy. She said they'd never last.
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đ momma was wrong! Lol my mom didn't like them much either despite being from England...but hey it was the 70s! I was a teen in the 70s...I just love them!
@@juliemanarin4127 At the time She liked Tito Puetes. She'd say "Now this is music that's gonna last" She did love Tom Jones and Rod Stewart was the love of her life. Gotta give her that.
This was stoner music in high school
@@trueblue4069My Mother said Led Zeppelin would never last. She passed away 11yrs ago... "Look Mom, they're still listening!" My Mother said that in the mid-seventies.
P.S. Miss you Ma!â€ïž
I love watching u both. It's great.
Great reaction! 10 years gone from Zeppelin is a great song!
Love how Lex is getting into the greatest rock band EVER!!
Brad looks at Lex like sheâs nuts. He is right though, she gets the music right away. She feels the emotion in the music. I donât know how Brad isnât move by this stuff.
He may just be dazed and confused!
@@geminiguy2013 It would help Bradâs appreciation if he were.
@@analogblues Brad seems that he's way over his head in most reactions (he overanalyzes instead of letting the music reaches his soul)....Lex on the other hand is tuned in and listening with her soul and gets it.
My mom always loved to talk about hearing this song in concert..how one side of the stadium would fill with sound then the other side would fill with music đ¶ đ” she told it better đ
@00:48 i subscribed. I love your reactions. How you enjoy music - Led Zeppelin especially, is just beautiful. You give me hope about the future.
This song has one of my favorite guitar solos. Jimmy Page played it so well. This is the song that Jimmy played with a bow along with a pick. He just sounds confused on which way to go, which fits the song perfectly.
I swear it is weird seeing the slow conversion of Lex into a lady of rock. For some reason it reminds me of being a teenager and falling in love with the music while my best friend didnât quite get it, but was a great sport and an even greater friend for coming along on the ride with me anyway.
I saw Led Zeppelin in concert twice when they did this song- 1969 and 1970. It was electrifying in person.
I almost missed Led Zeppelin, nu on a trip to Japan in the Rappongi amusement district in Tokyo in a bar in a late hour in the 90's they play No Quarter and the Rain Song in succession and from that I was hooked, what a band
Hey when you guys get a chance you should check out their song Achilles Last Stand. Keep it up y'all.
Jimmy Page used a violin bow on this track, giving the guitar those eerie vibes.
Wonderfully parodied in This is Spinal Tap of course, where Nigel Tufnell uses an actual violin đ»
Actually it was a cello bow.
@@anan0moose Well, don't I look an absolute fool now! đ
One of my favorite Zep songs. I remember the hazy days with Zep or PF playing. This song was always one I looked forward to.
I love you Brad for your ability to listen to Lex many men do not have that quality, much respect.
Brad, wear a blindfold. Really. Not a joke comment. Your eyeballs are distracting you.
I've suggested they just listen. No videos. After all that's how we first heard it, Thankfully!
you're right. just listen and interpret the lyrics best you can and let the music give you a certain feeling . then go back and listen with lyrics and see how close or far off you were, lol.. thats how I did it.
Great reaction, as usual. Yes Brad, Lex is right to follow the vibe (and be right 99% of the time!), rather than over-focus on the meaning of the lyrics only a minute into a song. We never did that~ Back in the day, we focused on the vibe, and sometimes (not always!) eventually figured out what the lyrics might mean...
And Lex: a principal theme in blues music going back a century or more -- the negative side of relationships. So, the "Evil Ways" of Santana, and the revelation that "...the soul of a woman is created below." of this Zepp song is merely following a rich tradition. Listen to Billie Holiday to see that it goes both ways, with her bemoaning her "man"!
Yep, that's how you listen on the radio. You don't read the lyrics :)
It does kind of sadden me, that he doesn't get into it like she does.. I feel he just doesn't want to...
I think it's just because the music he grew up with... Music was written a certain way... And it was about the way they made their every day feelings be out out into direct format.. just plain...
It wasnt that way back then..
Personally i care first about music, the sound, the melody, the vocals, then i figure out what the lyrics is about, thatâs my attitude to music in general! I donât care much about lyrics, just for the sake if knowing. But sometimes the lyrics are very honest, courageous, rebel, and relatable, but this is rarely happens to me to care about lyrics that much!!
The live version of this is also excellent, watching Jimmy play his guitar with the violin bow is a definite highlight!
Music is 10 percent hearing it 90 percent feeling it.
If you do a blues rock stream you should also throw in some electric blues pioneers like Muddy Waters and BB King, rather than just the rock bands who emulated them.
Then we'd also need to throw in the earlier musicians, rather than 'just' the acts who "emulated" THEM. Then we'd be stuck because there aren't recordings of those that they, in turn, "emulated". Whilst Muddy Waters and BB King were great and would be excellent to react to, I do get a bit fed up with the linear idea of musical progression. It's more like a huge tree, with endless branches and with musicians like Zeppelin doing a lot more than mere "emulation". In fact most decent bands/musicians have many and varied sources of inspiration. For Zeppelin's blues influences, you actually have to go decades earlier than Muddy Waters and BB King. Although blues was an obvious influence, particularly on early Zeppelin, it was rarely a straight copy. They were also influenced by early rock and roll, British skiffle, British folk music, American folk music, British music-hall, jazz, classical, as well as contemporary influences such as the Beatles and the Stones, who themselves had multiple influences. Zeppelin developed many ideas of their own too. Altogether, they produced their own unique sound, that has endured to this day
@@Codex7777 I don't disagree with your argument, and wasn't singling out Zeppelin in particular, but there's a tendency with music reaction channels to alight on the same rock/metal canon over and over again, partly under the influence of their Patreons. The pre-rock era goes largely unexplored, admittedly because few people request it, which I think is a shame from a music history perspective. Popular cultural memory only seems to stretch back about 50 years.
"Soul of a woman was created below." This was fun last night. Anyone who hasn't done a live stream yet needs to! So much fun! Email sent about your Blues Rock stream.
I love the interplay of the instruments the drum, guitar, and vocals. The confidence to change the pacing to slow down, create build up, release. Its a complex song that is very different most other songs that follow a formula. Reminds me how drums don't have a big role in music today, I wonder if they ever will return.
This is one of those basslines that you write and go down in history for. Just perfect
Jimmy Page was the master of messy guitar playing, it just added to his greatness, he could get away with anything because his grooves were so mindblowingly good
Need some Jimi Hendrix already đ
They reacted to Purple Haze on last nightÂŽs stream.
@@maxis5650 damn it...the stream is too late for me here in Europe...
@@maxis5650 you're nominated. React to their reaction đ€Ł
Bold as Love!
One of my favorite Zeppelin songs is The Rain Song. So chill.
When Robert comes in at the beginning still gives me chills today!