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Led Zeppelin formed in 1968 and went on to become one of the most influential, innovative, and successful groups in modern music, having sold more than 300 million albums worldwide. The band rose from the ashes of The Yardbirds, when Jimmy Page brought in John Bonham, John Paul Jones, and Robert Plant to tour as The New Yardbirds. In 1969, Led Zeppelin released its self-titled debut which was produced by Page, as were all the subsequent albums. It marked the beginning of a 12-year reign, during which the group was widely considered to be the biggest and most innovative rock band in the world. - Hudba
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I got this album Christmas day, 1977. I was 13. It was the only thing I'd asked for. Played it all day.... still listening to it today 46 years later... timeless masterpiece.
whats your fav song on it? if you had to pick just one
That's a really tough decision. If I could only listen to one song, hmmm... "Over the hills and far away." But, ask me again tomorrow, and maybe it's a different answer.... 😂
@@OpenSesame858 Fair enough lol. Its def my fav album of Zep. Top song for me is The Rain Song on the album
I was 13 years old I wished I would have seen them and than I was going to see them in Detroit Michigan but than the death of John Bonham happened greatest band of all time ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Over the hills and far away is in my top five led zeppelin songs best-selling band ever best band ever music now is fake
I am 65 and Zeppelin was IT. Lots of harsh in those days. Saw them in 1975 Montreal. This is Zeppelin best overall record. All members of Zeppelin were equals on this record. The music captures the mythical and the sacred. There is no profanity. Give a thumbs up if you get it thank you
There's a live recording of the '75 Montreal Show floating around if you feel like re-living the show. Bootlegs can be a bit rough on the ears at times but the experience is worth it in my opinion.
Im 6o
65. 2. Also including me. Still 14 mentality but what the hell. Take it slow bro.
I'am 64 and Zeppelin was not it. I, ll, lll and lV album are masterpieces, no doubt. Houses of the holy shows the end of their genuine creativity. Bad job for U.S. fans with spot of old r'n'r and funky...Led Zeppelin machine was tyred and this lp bring the true decadence...from this to all records after just show biz without soul.
I totally disagree…@@alessandromarchesini9039
1973-2023 & still counting. This album is the fountain of youth
Fountain of Youth I heard that
75 yrs old. First was my turn table, 2nd my 8-track, and 3rd my cassette deck that I wore out with Led and still "Grooving" today on CZcams. Guess that's why my hearing is not as good as it use to be.
I got almost the whole Zeppelin chronology as hand me down albums. I played them on a piece of shit record player handed down from my mother, because they didn't want me to blast them too loud on something better. This was from the late 70's into the 80's. Intermixed in the albums were Gordon Lightfoot, Chicago, and Fleetwood Mac, among others.
The only band that influenced me as much as Zeppelin was Deep Purple, and the Beatles.
I am 57 years old, and downloading everything I can from CZcams.
Rock on, brother.
Huh, what was that you said?
@@carywest9256 lol, don't be yourself...let'em ramble on
No we're just getting old, just kidding turn it up!!!!!!
-cheers ... !-
The benefits of being raised by a dad who's a led Zeppelin fan from the real era. Good times remain the same.
❤💪🌹🙏👌
I see what you did there.
Me too! Plus if someone doesn’t like Zeppelin can you really ever trust their judgment? Lol
@@charisselinnell-morton4137 not sure they're even hearing sound if the appreciation isn't available 😇😁😁😁🐙
@@ZootZinBootZ True story.. I went out with someone like 20 some years ago .I went to their house and saw that they. The CDs they had were so awful but the worst was that they played “I saw the sign “ by Ace of Base over and over again. Like they thought that song was actually amazing. Then they played “Joyride “ by Roxette and I was out with that! So terribly horrific.
It amazes me how much the kids today love it the way we did in the late 60’s and throughout the 70’s!
I just turned 64 and I’m still amazed how great a life we had growing up in the 60’s and 70’s cruising around all night listening to zeppelin
I remember. Great times and music .
Best Time to Grow Up Hands Down I am 68 it is always loud
68 too ... we grew up in the best of times! Turn it up!@@55tweisted
66 and it's still good to rock with zeppelin@@55tweisted
Sometimes i like to think its the early 70's again,the bestest albums came out!,stones,zep,creedence...too many more,ooh yeah AC/DC came oot in da early 70's.Bon was in 3 good aussie bands b4 AC/DC...
The rain song has to be the most beautiful song ever written
The live version is so much better.
Led Zeppelin gave a new dimension to music. Impossible to listen to this album and remain indifferent. If you don't feel anything, no emotion... it's because you're dead inside
Yeah!
Great from North Italy marcia!🌹🌹🌹
Truth
@@pierangelobellanova3400
Ciao 👋 greetings from Kobe Japan 🌸🌸🌸
You're on every video about Led Zeppelin.
Btw,I agree with what you said
I clearly remember being in kindergarten at the record store with my dad and he bought the album . Listening to it on a cold Chicago afternoon as my mom cooked dinner. My parents were 18 at my birth and I owe my taste in music to them.
did he buy it at Rolling Stone records on Harlem and Irving?
I got mine at Licorice Pizza Southern California
@@rickyrodriguez5744 spent hundreds of dollars there in the mid to late 70's at the Anaheim store on Lincoln just off of Euclid
@@JamesSmith-mz9ec weren’t those stores fun? I always liked that they had the album on the wall that they were playing and displaying at the time saying, “now playing!” I still have a Licorice Pizza crate that you could put your albums in that they would sell. I miss the smell of the new vinyl in the store.
Everyone says this album was before it's time in 73... It fit just perfect for the soundtrack of my life in 73. I wouldn't change a thing. People are welcome to continue to enjoy it. I know I still am very much so. Let history repeat itself through the generations. It still plays on classic rock radio 50yrs later. But we get to say we were there and some of us have it on vinyl. I know I have my original vinyl album and my precious memories attached to this album. I wouldn't change a thing. The timing was perfect. So stop saying they were before their time. It was their time and they Rocked!
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Only thing I'd slide around is the timing on the quality of recording equipment. Not to say digital won anything all the way out... the sweet spot for me was within the 80s, particularly the later years and into the 90s. The entire front end was the best analog equipment money could get...
Even this cleaned up really nice considering the "loose" overall nature of the sound (a big part of the appeal in Zeppelin's sound if you ask me), so maybe I'm torn there too and just have to agree that it's perfect as it stands 🤷♂️🤣
Either way this is one of their best, arguably THE best.
Absolutely!!!
The songs bring back some really vivid emotions from my younger years.
"No Quarter" and "The Rain Song" both show the genius of John Paul Jones' keyboard work, so often overlooked because he also played bass. The best!
And mandolin and triple neck acoustic and pretty much anything he put his hands on. Saw him in Them Crooked Vultures and he was pure genius.
@@deadringer28
Yes . I saw Them Crooked Vultures at Roseland in N.Y.C. and John Paul Jones as an opening act for King Crimson in 2003 ( I think ) at the Beacon Theater. ( N.Y.C. ) which was astounding .
It was there that I saw just how integral that Jones was to the entire sound of Led Zeppelin .
I’ve seen Plant & Page , also numerous times . . . Both A.R.M.S. shows at Madison Square Garden (Beck , Clapton , Page) , Jimmy Page with The Black Crowes at Roseland .
Plus , Led Zeppelin at Madison Square Garden TWICE in 1977 . . . so I’ve had a lot of exposure and feel very privileged to have been there to witness .
@@evanwolf6618 I was most likely at that same Them Crooked Vultures show. Sony astounding band. We were lucky to have seen them. Wish they would do another album and tour.
FFS!!!!!!!
He's NOT overlooked,and he's not "underated!!!!
People,JUST STOP IT!!!!
@@deadringer28
Yes . Very true !!
I stumbled upon that show that night as an escape Plan B because I was attempting to attend a Monty Python event that evening that was taking place at The Ziegfeld Theater . It was rainy that evening and realized I could not get into that event .
I did , however , see John Cleese being interviewed on the red carpet .
So , I trounced around a few blocks away and discovered the goings on at Roseland . Aside from securing an inexpensive ticket , which I did , there was only one problem .
I was traveling around with my favorite pet Rat , Clive .
He was very well behaved and I put him on my head , underneath a hood and asked him to be still , in order to be undetected while being searched on the way in .
I miss that Rat !!
I was searched everywhere very closely . . . Except for my hood !!
00:00 The Song Remains The Same
05:28 The Rain Song
13:07 Over The Hills and Far Away
17:59 The Crunge
21:16 Dancing Days
25:00 D'yer Maker
29:22 No Quarter
36:25 The Ocean
🔥THNX🔥
@@dimebagdave77 my pleasure.
You are gold!
Muito agradecido 🙏🇧🇷
Fantastic!🎉
John Paul sounds like an entire orchestra ❤
Ty for the highlight, so cool 😎
An amazing musician
Pena que nunca tocaram juntos no Brasil.😔
That Moog was an awesome addition,
Led Zeppelin (and Pink Floyd as well) gave us music from other planets. Timeless and simply beyond words.
And Genesis
why music from other planet? whatswrong with this music? Bad comment.
Yes, don't forget The Moody Blues !
@@lamblies74Let's not overdo it 🤣
Led Zeppelin, Genesis, Pink Floyd are my favourite bands. And yet Led Zeppelin is the best. Happy New year!
Listening to Zeppelin makes me feel young again.
50 years later. Amazing.
Absolutely! Timeless music. 58 yrs old, and still, it doesn't get tired!
@@marvelousmar777 another year later and still the best there is.
I’m 56 and love it now as much as the first time I heard it!
This is not just music...it's also art...poetry, painting and so much more...
Tell us where u get your giggle bush
Yea, back when you could compliment and discuss music without some prick millennial being a smartass.
Google ;) Jem Korn
where are you?
Yes sir that's what I was saying about over the hills and far away listen to the lyrics really close and it will make you think really really hard
I don't always listen to Led Zeppelin, but when I do, I make sure my neighbours get to enjoy it also.
it's good to share!
That's very thoughtful.
😂😂😂😂😂😂 that never gets old brotha
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😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆 are u sure ??????
67 years old and I couldn't have grew up with any better than this.
this, flloyd, purple, doobies, elp, montrose, walsh, I can go on for hours, best dam time to be a teen! Man we had it good!
I'm 67 and I'm still growing up with Led Zeppelin❤
Considering this is a 1973 album, it's still like listening to music from the future. Led Zep were always so far ahead of the times
A year before I was born and this album has aged better then me:)
future music? have you heard music our days?
@@bigdogben Yeah, today's music is total rubbish
Аот оно сегодняшнее время и наступило,это сегодня LZ.
@@leokimvideo there’s so much good music being made today though… there is also lots of trash 😅
My very first led Zeppelin album! I felt so proud. The only girl I know in 1976 that got one for Christmas!!! My parents paid for that one. Played that album every day.
You must have been a special girl.
My kind of woman right there!!! 😊
Your parents were cool.
LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹
WOW YOUNG LADY WHAT A WONDERFUL GIFT FROM THE ROCK GODS 🎉🎉🎉
Beautiful! I like your story ✌️
I'm 62 now. And I've been listening who elled Zeppelin. Probably since I was 14, Zeppelin has spoiled me. I know of no other band is that even comes close
The Standard Since 1968.
I turn 60 this summer. Wow.
Been listening to Zep since I was 14.
When I listen now, I'm transported back to those happy years.
Best band ever.
ELP, YES, Pink Floyd, Genesis, Frank Zappa, King Crimson and many more come close and exceed !
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I'm 65. Spent alot of time zoning out to Zeppelin as a freak teen. The music was more enjoyable then because we spent more on our home and car stereos. Great speakers and amplifier brought this music straight into your head. A good buzz and plenty of volume.
DITTO,100%
The greatest bands in history are from England, makes me so proud. 🏴
You should be. My all time favorite rock band. Thank you England 🤘🤘
Blimey!
Eso que dices es verdad!Muy bien!!!
Without question !!
I first heard Led Zeppelin in 1970 and as Jack Black said, “Best band ever”. No contest
Can't get Enough, Every Day.
ZEPPELIN no rock group comes near.❤❤❤
Agreed - But that K Moon tho
We had a teacher @ LBJ high school in Austin in '75 let each student pick a song to play for the rest of the class. Most were Debbie Gibson, Bread, yea top pop and soft rock. I put on Whole Lotta Love. The longest 5:35 seconds of my classes life! I closed my eyes and loved that moment. I was jeff spicoli for a day! Rock till you drop!
Brings back memories of being a teen, headphones on, turned up to 11 watching the album spin.
Led Zeppelin music is Drug Music. You listen to it straight, it's great music. You listen to it under the influence, it's just incredible.
Same here
... and staring at the gatefold and liner notes for hours on end.
@@custom55 While listening to the album.
@@custom55 What's that gritty substance on the crease of the fold? Might be just enough in there for the bong to get a slight buzz.
What would I do without Zeppelin in my life.
Nothing at all
So glad one of the doctors I work with loves Zeppelin! Makes for good days and good times! ✌️♥️💯
You would be a little lost. Just like I would be.
Damn bro, don’t even think that! 😂
You don't want to find out, just like me!
This was the album that by this time in 1973 the media, the public, and all the general hype was saying Led Zeppelin are the best band in the world. Led Zeppelin’s answer:- okay let’s make the very best album we are capable of writing and creating. For me this is their best album in terms of different textures, moods, and pure musicality.
Just in terms of complexity, these songs are truly classical music.
There were great rock and roll bands. And then there was Led Zeppelin. ❤
Totally- completely on a different level
And The Beatles!
Only band that even comes close for me is Pink Floyd.
Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd , two greatest band ever. Greetings from Finland.
Absolutly ! ufo and yes just beneath for me oh and Rush
Meine einzige Liebe, die mein Leben lang halten wird ,ist die Musik von Led Zeppelin. ❤
This album is just gorgeous. I'll never tire of it. Same with Physical Graffitti
Those two albums are so felt in my heart forever and ever...
Physical and Zepp 3 for me !
They could do no wrong
Their best albums. Third place is Led Zep III.
gorgeous??..........it's down right Breathtaking!!!
Thanks Zeppelin. This album is f*cking amazing and deserves much more recognition. 10/10
Today is the 50th anniversary of Houses Of The Holy and it is considered a groundbreaking and highly influential album.
9/10 i would say but a banger anyway
Millions of copies sold what more recognition would you apply?
Makes me sing in the sunshine & laugh in the rain. What more could you ask for?. Oh yeah.🎉
@doznoff362 It's fair to say this is their most poppy, radio-friendly album. So staunch Zep heads might turn their nose up at it just a tad. Compare it to the testosterone-fueled Graffiti that followed. I love it though. I like that the albums all have slightly different vibes. I and II really could have been a double album as they are thematically similar and came out the same year. III is an obvious acoustic/folksy departure. IV is argaubly peak Zep. In the vein of I and II. Then this is more poppy. PG unzipped its pants and pulled its balls out. Not for women. But also kind of consistent, unlike earlier albums that had different genres. Presence... I don't care for that one too much. The IttOD was more synthy and modern I suppose. But you can figure out what you-re in the mood for and put an album on.
Ok Super Cats and Dolls, I am 72 and I have been supporting the British Invasion since 1965 and then Led Zep first album came along, I told my Mom that I just can't wait to get home and play Zeppelin over and over. This was an absolute break through band, breaking new ground. ❤❤❤
I'm 77! The Zep and Yoga keep me Rockin'-plus me 37 yr. old man!❤
Sure that wasn't God?
CELEBRATE Your Times mate!!
Since you are that old you seem to have done something right...have FUN living...wish you the best!
I´m only 53...I can´t concour...😟
You rock!❤
Beatles, Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin are the Big Three of Rock N Roll ☮️
replace Rolling Stones with Pink Floyd
I remember the first time I heard “Over the hills and far away” and I played it like 30 times in a row. It deeply affected me and made me feel really happy for some reason. It still does.
It's like 3 songs in one. Starts out soft and slow, rocks, then ends softly.........
It's special in so many ways.
A masterpiece. Listening now fills me with such beautiful nostalgia.
Agreed!- this song inspired me to play the guitar when I was 15, now 40 yrs later I've recorded @Blackbird Studios in Nashville, Killed it performing live @ Crossroads House of Blues Hollywood, collaborated with Mandolin legend David Grisman, John Bohlinger, The FooFighters String sect.the Dead Wieghts & the Neville Bros. Bass player-on an original composition of mine- I remember hearing Over the Hills & Far Away on the AM radio about '74, & that was it, I knew I wanted to play guitar like that- & it only took about 20 years to really perfect all the nuances of the acoustic intro! Lol!
It's got 6 string guitar followed by 12 string followed by electric, with steel guitar in there too.
"No quarter" is one of my favorite songs by Zeppelin
I'm 73 & led zeppelin was and is still one of my favorite
Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd for two
Likewise big time
I am 66 and zeplin was great,the perfect rock band ,way ahead of there time.still love to listen to them and reminis about the times I grew up in, sex,drugs, rock-n-roll.
50 years ago today this album was released and while I wasn't around when it was released it's one of my favorite albums of all time with No Quarter a standout.
I was 13 when this dropped. But, amazingly, it's impact was diluted by the HUNDREDS of other great albums released in those golden years of music 1967-1978. Every great band were cranking them out....Zeppelin just blended in...We of course loved it but; Yes, Crimso, Zappa, ELP, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Sabbath, to name but a few, had amazing contributions....And ALL those bands mentioned were just as great as Zeppelin...LOL...I just googled 1973...Unreal...Dark side of the Moon, quadrophenia, sabbath bloody sabbath, Tull - A Passion Play! Tales of topographic oceans, It's staggering to see it in black and white; www.google.com/search?q=albums+1973&newwindow=1&sxsrf=APwXEddZrLoF19qHAHLsUHVWS2FqTL54HA%3A1680605209151&ei=GQAsZIvxCNyhptQP3tGbiAE&oq=+albums+1973&gs_lcp=Cgxnd3Mtd2l6LXNlcnAQARgAMgoIABCKBRBDEJECMgYIABAHEB4yBggAEAcQHjIFCAAQgAQyBggAEAcQHjIGCAAQBxAeMgYIABAHEB4yBggAEAcQHjIGCAAQBxAeMgYIABAHEB46CggAEEcQ1gQQsAM6CAgAEAUQBxAeOggIABCKBRCGAzoICAAQCBAHEB46CggAEAgQBxAeEA9KBAhBGABQuQdYmA1gkhxoAXABeACAAXWIAaMDkgEDMS4zmAEAoAEByAEIwAEB&sclient=gws-wiz-serp
I started listening to Zeppelin in 1969 at 13 years old. A year after they were formed. 1972 we were driving to school with Zeppelin popped into the 8 track. What a way to start the school day. My all time favorite group. Sadly I never saw them in concert.
@@DMUSA536 this'll make you jealous
My dad has seen them once at Madison Square Garden during their 1977 North American Tour.
I was in kindergarten in '73.
Agreed sir
There was no one like them before no one one will ever be like them again, truly the greatest band of all time, with each album showcasing different reasoning why
Boy that is the truth rock on brother ❤❤❤❤❤
I can't believe you said this. I literally started tearing up when this Song Remains the Same kicked off. I used to listen to Zeppelin a ton as a kid in the 80s and I loved the live album, so this just provoked a response I did not expect. And you're talking to a person who didn't cry at his own parents funerals! I guess I may just NOT be dead inside!
@@melissapalmer855 I’m a 20 year old kid who listened to zeppelin every single day, they are simply other worldly
@@melissapalmer855 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊qaqqqqpa
67 and still to the best band of all Rock on❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I’m also 65 ,I grew up with this guys and I’m glad they have all the fans!!! They deserve it!
I was born in 1987, LZ will always be my first favorite band !!!
After all these years I'm still in awe. The music never gets old, it still speaks to my heart, and my ears are filled with appreciation. ❤🤘
I'm listening now, I'm bout in tears😅
@@paulsnyder744 and.
WHEN THE GODS DECIDED TO GIVE MOTHER EARTH PURE HEART FELT ROCK & ROLL AT ITS FINEST ❤❤❤ 🎉🎉🎉
62 and still rocking 🤘🤘
Happy 50th birthday to Led Zeppelin's 5th studio album. 🤘🤘
I remember stealing this record for the album cover not knowing who the band was. When I decided to slap it on the turn table, I was floored.
What a great album.
73?
@@newfreenayshaun6651 1981 or 82
I always called this "the happy album." It's been my favorite Zeppelin...even during stretches when it wasn't. :)
It does make you happy while listening to it... I admit that I had forgotten that fact.
Peace to you and thanks for reminding me why I love this album so much more than the others!
Over the hills. No Quarter. Rain Song. Zeppelin’s creative peak
There were phenomenal bands when the music was good but this band was the greatest of them all.
Thank you Lord for bringing me to earth during this time period in musical history so I that I was able to bear witness in real time to the greatest that ever was or will be.
Fueron 11 años de una alquimia maravillosa; imposible de empardar o comparar. Zeppelin es el único milagro.
Deborah, your parents 'brought you' to Earth, love - not the mythical entity that your parents (evidently) claimed was responsible. And if by "the greatest that ever was or will be" you're referring to Led Zeppelin (whose music I love), you need to get out more. :-)
AMEN!
amen. me too. we are very lucky.
@@michaelwarwick9930chill out dude
Led Zeppelin Is Such A Band for Every Emotion. Just Led Zeppelin They Made Awesome Tunes for All to Appreciate Who Love Real Rock n Roll! Thanks J P J, J B, J P, R P!
Their initials are intertwined if you get what I mean fron J's to P's.
@rosakami1588 hello. I put John Paul Jones 1st because his Talent blows my Mind. But it's like he's so humble in the background that I put him 1st.
I was 13 and stoned when I heard this album. It's the soundtrack of my life 😊
hahaha hell yes.
I still act 13 sometimes and damn right its the soundtrack of life. I think I was about the same age when I heard this but hadnt heard this until 78...born in 65 so I was still a bit young for some but alot was coming from moms turntable. She has great taste in music and music was kind of important in my house. A new album would call for a gathering in the living room. Family time :)
i was doing acid at 13 lol
@@braindead7560SsSalute In And TtTo braindead7560 from Brain damage, Brain damage overdose, Brain death and Brain death overdose MoppyDavy. All depends on The Time each and every Daze Begins
@@braindead7560same here bro😎
It’s crazy to think how amazing this album is 5 albums into their career
I don't always listen to Zepplin. But when i do, so do the neighbors😊
Lucky neighbors.
This to be honest is their best album. It's also the first of Zeppelins catalog to be filled with all original works(none of the songs here are covers). Also it's so good cause of how creative it was, and how well each song just blends together. How it goes from there fiery start in Tye Song Remain The Same to the soft spoken poetic song in the Rain Song
And how the flows perfectly with the beginning of Over the hills and far away(My favorite song on the album). Then they throw away what the first three songs did and begin with Bonhams drum, and although being out of time it still has a groove, just be careful for the off beat snare drum. And the it gives you time to think about what happened and then you start up side two. It automaticallies begin with Dancing days. You didn't ask for it but it's something you needed. Bonham drums are magnificent on this whole side of the album. And the it takes you in to tye reggae take from led zeppelin also known as Dyer Maker per nounced(Der maica). And how it goes into probably led zeppelins most mysterious song. No Quarter, which was just special and how it just comes on in tye album. And then the closer the Ocean. What a good way to remind tye listener that they are a big part of Zeppelin. Thank you.
Well said. 👍
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Great job 👍
So much better than listening to a drum machine...! That's why today's music sounds so dead.. give me live drumming... even with the off beat sounds great 👍
I think Physical Grafitti is their best album, but to each his own.
Greatest Band to ever do the damn thing!!! 💥💥💥
Dancing Days...wow I haven't heard this in years, I do remember this being 1 of my favorites. I'm now 66 years old/young. I played this LOUD and PROUD!!
My fave zep song
I am 58. This is my favorite lifetime band. I started listening to them at around age 14 and have never stopped. What a talented group of musicians they all were. There is and never has been any band like them.
LED ZEPPELIN FOREVER! LONG LIVE LED ZEPPELIN!
Will there ever be a band as tight as these four were? I doubt it, they could play anything!
I am the same age as this album, but this album has aged much better than I have
☺️☺️☺️
One of the greatest albums of all time.
California sunlight, sweet Calcuta rain, Honolulu starbright, the song remains the saaaaaaaaaaaaameeeeeeee, FOREVER!
Led Zep always sounds fresh!
sing out Hari, Hari. dance the coichie coo
I'm stuck in the 70's for life. My teen years.
Zeppelin is timeless.
NO PROFANITY! NOT NEEDED IN MUSIC! ICONIC ALBUM! LED ZEPPELIN! 4-EVER! 🎉
The song remains the Same is a masterpiece.
I have 50 years of experience with it.
Masterpiece
I’m 54 now. Heard a lot of Led Zeppelin growing up. Love their music.
The greatest I remember smoking a joint in high school and hearing for the first time... I'm 60 now and they are still clearly my favorite band...
Best Zeppelin album.
Сомневаюсь (I doubt)
Happy 50th anniversary to Houses of the Holy
These new remasters on CZcams are sounding excellent!!!
Saw them on this tour. Memorial Day 1973. San Diego Sports Arena. No Quarter. Thank you U.S Navy.
Up here in Cleveland on September 25th, 98.5 WNCX used to play Zeppelin a to z. Since corporate radio took over, they suck. They might play two or three of the same songs per day. Glad I've got all their albums. Zeppelin rules ✌ 😊
I will be 70 in March, in the 70’s they were # 1 .☮️☮️💜💜💜🔮
IMHO "Best of All Time" Group 🇺🇸✌️
The soundtrack of our lives...where has all the time gone...
My favorite album and most played the last 50 years. It is a masterpiece! It just cannot ever get old.
When I first got this album I would play the 1st the side, turn it over play the 2nd side then repeat............................
50 years and not hearing them. This album is one of my absolute favorites from Led Zeppelin, it's all here, blues, hard rock, atmosphere, psychedelia, experimentation, pop, reggae. Great album 🤘
Hella Yea, while I have all Led Zeppelins albums I have to agree this is myFav as well 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🔥🔥❤️🔥🔥🔥✌🏻
@@brokenangel3695 🎶🤝🎶
..and add funk and proto punk especially in the crunge.
you lived a sheltered life...how is that possible?
Yuppers! 😁🥳✌️👆 where have ye Been?
In 1976 I had an 8 track stereo that was built-into my bed set. I'd come home from night school turn off the lights and listen to this album. The songs would connect to every level of my teenage angst. It's was an incredible album then and now. Timeless. The only bummer was the 8 track cutting off in the middle of a song, click and then start again.
Get the matchbook...quick!!😂😂
Had the 8 Track too…over and over again!
I remember! How about when you hit a bump and it jumped? I always hated that.
My 1972 Pontiac Firebird, custom copper color paint job, 8 track I hated for that restarting crap! My first of many cars with COHONES under the hood. Thanks for my recall...🙂
Oh I forgot : Marcia, Marcia, Marcia! Hahahaha!
Just turned 26 and have never had another #1. I listen to tons of rap, edm and rock n roll. Nobody touches the mighty zep!!
Smart kid!
I´m about to hit 54...I missed their active times (thx Mom) but yes they are part of my lifeline now 😉
And I listened to alot of Pop, Metal, Country, Gospel in my earthen time for now...Metal as my primary from "wanna hear it, Mommy since you are AGAINST!"
Give Pink Floyd a run but yeah Zep is right up there
One of the great things about Led Zeppelin's albums is that they all literally sound like they were recorded yesterday. Whatever about the genius of Page as a guitarist, he was just as much of a genius as a producer. Timeless music.
Even when he was addicted to Hair Ron.
Hats off to the production team who recorded it
Greatest Hard Rock Album
That would be Led Zeppelin II but this album is just as phenomenal.
@@villainousappetite8841 yeah love Zep 2… HoH is more of a “look at us, we can be weird and still vibe.”
They tried so many new things in this one, genres, time signatures, vocal ranges, instrumentalism etc
So awesome, the range of style they had in their career.
@@ElronHumpperdink yes sir.
That's why Led Zeppelin's the best.
@@ElronHumpperdinktrue
best zeppelin album
I doubt
This was one of led zeppelin best album. I bought it back in 1974 I was only 14 just a young pup I was. Time Flys by so fast now I'm 65 66 in april😮😅I'll be ok😢 I think😅 no I will.i wish Led Zeppelin would cut another record or disk or album. Or cassette.? Would that be great. Enough thumbs up maybe they will see this the thumbs up might get them to do it so Led Zeppelin thumbs up people.
I think Jimmy still has stuff not released yet
Happy 50th anniversary to Houses of the Holy! 🔥
The best band ever.....
STILL the coolest band ever!!
The most beautiful sounding LP of Led Zeppelin’s catalogue, in my opinion.
TRACKLIST:
The Song Remains The Same
0:00
The Rain Song
5:28
Over The Hills And Far Away
13:07
The Crunge
17:58
Dancing Days
21:17
D'yer Mak'er
25:01
No Quarter
29:23
The Ocean
36:26
Such an exciting and eccentric album. Anytime I need energy, there are some jams I pump on this one!
Loved the ocean and over the hills and no quarter but the older I get, I just love Dancing Days.
Have an awesome day and bless you all! Time to wake up to Zep and punch the clock!
Greatest rock drummer and bassist EVER!
sorry the professor Neil Peart is the GOAT!
Not even close 🤣@@JamesSmith-mz9ec
your right Bonham can't hold a candle to Peart! @@AtomicMushroomz
@@JamesSmith-mz9ec Peart could out tech Bonham easily, might be the fastest, tightest ever & kudos. But never in a million years could he match Bonham's' "feel", innovation or respected success among fellow drummers, myself included. Peart himself would light that candle and give it to Bonham.
JamesSmith-mz9ec get a grift
I'm listening this all my way home... Peacefully walking through a desert land, with some wind blowing softly on trees....
This was the first album I ever bought in 77 at the age of twelve. Still one of my all time favorite. The greatest band to ever grace a stage. Led Zepplin.
Timeless music.
I found this album on my older brothers record player when it first came out and a joint of lumbos in a strawberry paper my sister hid away. I was 8. BEST DAY EVA! I was the last of 5 and 7yrs younger than my Sister who I found the joint from. Good times. GR8 Memories 40 yrs later.
This was always my favorite Zeppelin album. Song Remains the Same is a perfect opener. Rain Song is a beauty. Dancing Days is infectious. No quarter is a psychedelic masterpiece.
Agreed on everything
yes ! No quarter was my jam back in my HIGH TIMES of early 80s
No Quarter is a masterpiece that takes you over the hills and far away ...
I have to say I agree it's absolutely perfect. I think I would say that about all of their albums but the way you put it this one really stands out.
Mine is Physical Graffiti, but then Led Zeppelin never put out a bad album. If you put all their albums in a horse race, it would be the closest photo finish of all time.
Always my favorite LZ album. It’s got everything on it. Powerful, melodic, art rock, Celtic, heavy, soaring, serious, playful. What’s not to like?
True! II is now second to me. IV is 3rd, 1 4th, Physical Graffiti and the others all tie, except for Coda. Coda's #0 lol
@@_Ramen-Vac_ pretty great ranking tbh
@@shewolfcub3 We're Gonna Groove, Poor Tom, Walter's Walk and Wearing and Tearing are great, and Bonzo's too, but, those two other tunes are barf.
@@_Ramen-Vac_ Yeah I get that, I like the deluxe version of coda for the extra songs and i consider it a comp mroe than an album. Personally I find their debut overrated
@@shewolfcub3 yeah III probably deserves its spot. more. Presence and then 3.
Led Zep was to the 70's as the Beatles were to the 60's. Both the greatest of their eras and WAY ahead of their time.
The Beatles can't even compare to the amazing Led Zeppelin