Okay. I’m 70 years old. I saw Led Zeppelin perform this live when I was 19 years old in 1969, their first American tour. It was life changing. Recordings can’t do justice. I love to see you react to music I’ve loved. Good music knows no limits.
Ich bin 68 geboren. Leider habe ich sie nie live gesehen. Hätte ich einen Wunsch frei... wäre das einer meiner Wünsche. Ich habe sie früher geliebt und auch heute....
@@BillViets The Crunge may not be one of my favorite LZ songs, but it's not a BAD song. I guess it just seems a little out of place on HOTH. "I wanna tell you 'bout my good thing.... Where's that confounded bridge?"
@@NT-fo3me As a zeppelin disciple, The Crunge should've never been on that album. Roberts vocals are like nails on a chalk board in that one. The bootleg live jams of them are cool, its the band jamming. Usually if somethings off in Zep its Roberts voice.
I am a proud Englishman, that you 'get it' with Led Zeppelin. This music is 50 years old - Think about that! It's timeless and the musicians, are just the best. The complete band and I am delighted you get the pleasure that many of us have had for so long! Keep up the good work!
Never heard of them. Saw the album in a drug store in 69. I asked my friend, who worked there if he knew this band. He hadn't but another guy, in the store suggested I get it. "Pretty good" he said with a smile. Got it and went to my apt. It was mid afternoon. Had a little tune up, headphones on, closed the drapes, cranked it...laid back on the shag carpet and GONE....! WTF was that? IDK but let's do it again. SMILE ! 😁
There's a mashup that put the vocals of ramble on with the music from Metallica's nothing else matters. Omg. It's actually epic and gives the song a whole new dimension.
Interesting fact: Freddie Mercury said Robert Plant was his favorite singer, and Robert said no one would ever sing like Freddie! ❤️ And please do You Shook Me! It’s almost never done and soooo good!
Led Zeppelin I is my favorite LZ album. I like them all but I had LZ1 on cassette and wore it out. That was 1989, and to this day I know every note to every song on that album. You Shook Me is a fantastic song that more people should do reactions to.
@@chrisd7047 I bought this album in 1969, off of a drug store display. I had no idea what or who a led Zepllin was. Early afternoon took it back to my 1st apt (I was 18) put it on...wait WTF is this. Let's try this again. Head phones on, middle of the shag carpet and we're off. Gone... 51 yrs ago and whenever I hear a song from this album, I'm right back in southern California on that apt floor.... except for the Vietnam war, a great time to 've young.... YIKES I understand.
I know All the albums, all the songs, all the lyrics. This is what happens when you have listening to them since they came out... It was a glorious time to grow up. So much music!
CZcams recommended you about an hour ago, and I can’t stop watching you fall in love with my life long music. Watching you hear this one brought tears to my eyes. Every note has significant feeling and meaning to me. As a drummer I played a lot of rock in my day! John Bonham (last name is pronounced Bonum), and he’s by far the best drummer that ever lived. I am really enjoying these old favourites threw new eyes/ears! Thanks. You found a new fan. :)
CZcams recommend this a couple of days ago and damn what a gem. This is the danger of working from home during the pandemic. I can't get any work done because I've just been watching Zeppelin and Floyd reaction videos all morning.
@@JayveeTV I've been watching your reactions for 7-8 mos, but only just found this one.... The ebb and flow, the movement of this song is spectacular. The rising intensity of Bonham's high hats sliding into Page's unexpected Flamenco riffs is breathtaking. Jones' bass drives the whole piece like a Maserati! Plant's vocals tell the story with such passion! The musical form and texture of this piece, IMO, makes it a masterpiece in a catalog of iconic bangers! ☝️Me 👇Songfacts.com This popular folk song is about a guy who is letting his lady know that he's about to "Ramble On" and leave her. The song was written by an American singer named Anne Bredon around 1959 and recorded by Joan Baez, who released it on her 1962 live album In Concert. Baez came across the song when she played a show at Oberlin College and a student named Janet Smith played it for her. Smith heard the song from Bredon when they were both attending University of California, Berkeley. When Baez' album was issued, "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" was listed as "traditional," as she didn't know who wrote it. This was corrected in later pressings, but Jimmy Page had a copy without the credit, so he assumed it was a traditional song and it was credited on the album as "Traditional, arranged by Jimmy Page." Remarkably, about two decades went by before the credit was corrected. Bredon and Smith didn't listen to Led Zeppelin, so it wasn't until Smith heard her son listening to the song that she noticed it and contacted Bredon. An arrangement was worked out to compensate Bredon, and the song credits were changed to list Page, Robert Plant and Bredon as composers. Jimmy Page explained how he adapted the song for Led Zeppelin in Daniel Rachel's The Art of Noise: Conversations with Great Songwriters: "I worked out this arrangement using a more finger-style method and then having a flamenco burst in it. Again, it's light and shade and this drama of accents; using the intensity of what would be a louder section for effect." In his 2012 Rolling Stone interview, Jimmy Page cited this song as one that showed the empathy he and Robert Plant had when working together. "I knew exactly how that was going to shape up," he said. "I set the mood with the acoustic guitar and that flamenco-like section. But Robert embraced it. He came up with an incredible, plaintive vocal." Very nice reaction! ✌️
Funny you mention how all the band member work together so well. They come from different styles, so someone (Keith Moon?) said they'd go over like a lead balloon. Hence the name Led Zeppelin, and soar they did.
Led Zeppelin are great, but let’s not forget the group that first played at a stadium. Which opened the door for all that followed. If you think this is their best, keep listening you’ll find a new best next time you listen to them. For the best guitar player that ever lived check out some of Jeff Beck!
This song for me always seem to represent the emotional ups and down of a relationship both in its lyrics and the ways it’s played. The tranquil sounds as an analogy of better times and the distorted heavier Lyrics and sounds for the turmoil. I’m sure most people can relate to this kind of relationship at one point in their life.
I have been in love with Robert Plant for over 50 years now. I will always love him and his voice and the band. I must have played this album thousands of times, over and over again. I saw them once, 5/5/73 at Tampa Stadium.
Led Zeppelin, there's never been as good a band? My fave ❤️ gives me goosebumps😃 love your reaction 🌏🪐🍀🙏🏡🌹🌹🌹I can't imagine a world without their music 💜
you got it bro....more of our generation should hear this music....good for you...the Zep is arguably the best rock band ever...and Robert Plant has the best rock voice ever!!
Happy to see a young man discover Led Zep. like that. I dream to forget all i know about this group, just for the pleasure to re-discovered all those songs like a first time. Led Zeppelin will forever be timeless....
Every song on this album is a killer track, but the next track “You Shook Me” is a MUST, as is the last track “How Many More Times”. Love the reactions, J, keep it up
Loved this reaction. My friends and I wore this album out when it was first released. Watching you experiencing these songs for the first time lets me experience once again how epic Led Zeppelin was. Every once and a while the stars just line up and just the right musicians come together to make truly incredible music and this first Zep album is definitely the product of one of those cosmic alignments. Thanks for this.
Robert seduces with his vocals. This song is personal for me. I cry all the time! Best band ever! I get the chills from most of their songs!!!! This is their first album!!!! Jay, I can see you getting emotional!!!!!!!!
This is my favorite Led Zepp song- I heard it when it came out over 50 years ago. It never gets old. It's from their first lp, circa 1969. Anyway, it was originally written as a folk song, and then Joan Baez sang it at the Newport Folk Festival. Zepp recorded it without permission, and there was a court case. Anyway you look at it, both versions are absolutely phenomenal.
You need to react to "D'yer Mak'er" by Led Zep too, if you haven't heard it. One of my favorites. It's like rock and roll reggae. Great song off of "Houses of the Holy". The song is pronounced "jur maker".
Love watching you hear these songs for the first time. Brings me back to when I first heard them. This one shows they were a band deeply rooted in the blues. Listen to Living Loving, She's Just a Woman, Heartbreaker...many more.
Theres only one word tthat even comes close to describing this bands brilliance-----magical------the way they blended their musical talents, made their instruments talk, scream, wail, whisper, just fantastic, so glad that the modern generation is discovering the miraculous journey of classic rock from the era of my youth.
I've got to get my Led Zeppelin LPs out and start playing... Thank you for reminding me of this song! I went to high school in mid 1970s. I know I'm Old but still feel 16 when I hear the music. 💞✌
Such a fabulous band!!!! You have really been getting a taste of what we listened to in the 60’s and 70’s. I don’t think I ever heard a bad Led Zeppelin song🤔-nope never! What’s cool too, is that it didn’t cost an arm and leg to go see them. It was a pretty magical era.
“This just easily became one of my favourite Zeppelin songs” 😂😂 Every single time he hears a Zeppelin song lmao man you’re awesome!! I really enjoy your reactions ❤️❤️
I am 29 i started listening to led zep when i was 16. Hearing it again now just brings me back. They have got to be my all time favorite band. I watch your stair way to heaven video reminds me the first time i heard them. Its amazing. Only a very small amount of artists can do what they did.
Listening with headphones on, this is an absolute feast for the ears. Missed out on Led Zeppelin as they were more of an album band and I sort of followed the singles chart more. Think this is the best I've heard of theirs. Thanks for introducing me to new old music Jayvee
There's no such thing as a bad Led Zeppelin song. This band was pure magic. The whole is definitely greater than the sum of the parts. Each member is at the top of their craft, but when they came together, they became the greatest heavy metal band that ever was or will be.
New Sub- I’m an old Skool R n R and Was blessed to be a small part of the music world for 35 yrs! Your Passion is an inspiration to every musician and every Genre You check out! I Gotta list a Mile long for You
Love your reaction to every song you play. How lucky I was, to be in my teens . When the greatest music ever play . Was our everyday.. Wow we were Blessed!!
By the time I was ten, I had already heard early Genesis, Yes, ELP, and of course, Led, and pink floyd, and many more. So pleased to hit the floor running by then. Glad, I was born early 60's.
I want more people to listen to Led Zeppelin too! You can be the messenger! Go in album/track order from the beginning and share their entire catalogue with the world! Look below the surface of hits and most requested only, dive deep and you'll see. The first song from their first album is called Good Times Bad Times. Go from there. Thanks for the reaction.
I was lucky enough to be invited to zz tops after concert party and stood at the bar was Robert Plant. I was only about 17 at the time but i plucked up the courage to approach him and shake his hand, he's a genuinely good guy with his feet firmly on the ground. Around 1978😊
Musical genius. Jimmy Page was amazingly creative. John Paul (bass) was a great arranger. Then Gonzo (Bonham) on drums was a madman. And, of course, Robert Plant's vocs. One of the greatest bands ever assembled
This is why you listen to the studio recordings, they were the best. They schooled the 2 earlier artist that did this song as lz really rearranged the whole song to make it a masterpiece.
Awesome bro. Really enjoyed watching this with you. When was a teenager I play Zeppelin almost every day I know this band stand this test of time and they be known as one of the greats.
“I’ve never heard a bad Led Zeppelin song” the best comment he made
Rock God of love.
AND ya never will.
U never will hear a bad song from them.
Okay. I’m 70 years old. I saw Led Zeppelin perform this live when I was 19 years old in 1969, their first American tour. It was life changing. Recordings can’t do justice. I love to see you react to music I’ve loved. Good music knows no limits.
Oh wow. Thats amazing..what a memory..
I was born in 69 and loved zeppelin my whole life 💜
Friends and I absolutely wore this album out in high school. A musical revelation!
Ich bin 68 geboren. Leider habe ich sie nie live gesehen. Hätte ich einen Wunsch frei... wäre das einer meiner Wünsche. Ich habe sie früher geliebt und auch heute....
"I've never heard a bad Led Zeppelin song."
And you never will.
The Crunge?
@@BillViets The Crunge may not be one of my favorite LZ songs, but it's not a BAD song. I guess it just seems a little out of place on HOTH.
"I wanna tell you 'bout my good thing....
Where's that confounded bridge?"
flyerscum nhl Kind of a funny thing to do a James Brown riff. Works better live when it’s only a minute long in a jam.
@@NT-fo3me As a zeppelin disciple, The Crunge should've never been on that album. Roberts vocals are like nails on a chalk board in that one. The bootleg live jams of them are cool, its the band jamming. Usually if somethings off in Zep its Roberts voice.
It's so hard to pick a favorite Led Zeppelin song but, at least for today, this is it.
I don't always listen to Led Zeppelin but when I do so do my neighbors.
Kashmir is probably their greatest song although it's tough call.
Try 70s heart or tribute to live @Kennedy center
I like this one. But no bad song by them
So do mine lol
Giles Habibula Kashmir has got to be the most annoying song ever.
@@andycobb8987 bruh stfu
My fav is "When the Levee Breaks." Shows off the band's Blues influence.
God yes!!!
And 'You Shook Me'
Every song shows off their Blues influence.
Check out "In My Time of Dying" MASTERPIECE!!!
And don’t forget “ Since I’ve Been Loving You.”
This is why you always hear old timers complain that music nowadays is garbage.
Kids are complaining too... thats why they all rediscovering the old stuff
I’m old but I think there will always be great talented musicians!
@@lightningbug276 Nah.. zou are not old, girl... just matured...
this is why kids are saying "ok boomer" because there is plenty of good new music
Name 3 bands the sucker...
I am a proud Englishman, that you 'get it' with Led Zeppelin. This music is 50 years old - Think about that! It's timeless and the musicians, are just the best. The complete band and I am delighted you get the pleasure that many of us have had for so long! Keep up the good work!
Never heard of them. Saw the album in a drug store in 69. I asked my friend, who worked there if he knew this band. He hadn't but another guy, in the store suggested I get it. "Pretty good" he said with a smile. Got it and went to my apt. It was mid afternoon. Had a little tune up, headphones on, closed the drapes, cranked it...laid back on the shag carpet and GONE....! WTF was that? IDK but let's do it again. SMILE ! 😁
Led Zeppelin IS the greatest rock and roll band of all times. PERIOD
RAMBLE ON - nuff said
claimguy love this song! “Leaves are fallin all around, time...i was on my way” beautiful.
There's a mashup that put the vocals of ramble on with the music from Metallica's nothing else matters. Omg. It's actually epic and gives the song a whole new dimension.
Please do a react on this one. It's awesome! :)
Yes
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Interesting fact: Freddie Mercury said Robert Plant was his favorite singer, and Robert said no one would ever sing like Freddie! ❤️ And please do You Shook Me! It’s almost never done and soooo good!
Led Zeppelin I is my favorite LZ album. I like them all but I had LZ1 on cassette and wore it out. That was 1989, and to this day I know every note to every song on that album. You Shook Me is a fantastic song that more people should do reactions to.
I love "you shook me" do the live version I believe it's from 1969
@@chrisd7047 I bought this album in 1969, off of a drug store display. I had no idea what or who a led Zepllin was. Early afternoon took it back to my 1st apt (I was 18) put it on...wait WTF is this. Let's try this again. Head phones on, middle of the shag carpet and we're off. Gone... 51 yrs ago and whenever I hear a song from this album, I'm right back in southern California on that apt floor.... except for the Vietnam war, a great time to 've young.... YIKES I understand.
I know All the albums, all the songs, all the lyrics. This is what happens when you have listening to them since they came out... It was a glorious time to grow up. So much music!
Rest In Peace Freddie!! Mr. Plant ! Two great singers. Legends
They are The Gods Of Rock N Roll . All you can do is bow down to them and prey for just a bit of their talent. Tears in my eyes ,so wonderful.
CZcams recommended you about an hour ago, and I can’t stop watching you fall in love with my life long music. Watching you hear this one brought tears to my eyes. Every note has significant feeling and meaning to me. As a drummer I played a lot of rock in my day! John Bonham (last name is pronounced Bonum), and he’s by far the best drummer that ever lived. I am really enjoying these old favourites threw new eyes/ears! Thanks. You found a new fan. :)
Thank you so much
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CZcams recommend this a couple of days ago and damn what a gem. This is the danger of working from home during the pandemic. I can't get any work done because I've just been watching Zeppelin and Floyd reaction videos all morning.
@@JayveeTV
I've been watching your reactions for 7-8 mos, but only just found this one....
The ebb and flow, the movement of this song is spectacular. The rising intensity of Bonham's high hats sliding into Page's unexpected Flamenco riffs is breathtaking. Jones' bass drives the whole piece like a Maserati! Plant's vocals tell the story with such passion! The musical form and texture of this piece, IMO, makes it a masterpiece in a catalog of iconic bangers!
☝️Me 👇Songfacts.com
This popular folk song is about a guy who is letting his lady know that he's about to "Ramble On" and leave her.
The song was written by an American singer named Anne Bredon around 1959 and recorded by Joan Baez, who released it on her 1962 live album In Concert. Baez came across the song when she played a show at Oberlin College and a student named Janet Smith played it for her. Smith heard the song from Bredon when they were both attending University of California, Berkeley.
When Baez' album was issued, "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" was listed as "traditional," as she didn't know who wrote it. This was corrected in later pressings, but Jimmy Page had a copy without the credit, so he assumed it was a traditional song and it was credited on the album as "Traditional, arranged by Jimmy Page."
Remarkably, about two decades went by before the credit was corrected. Bredon and Smith didn't listen to Led Zeppelin, so it wasn't until Smith heard her son listening to the song that she noticed it and contacted Bredon.
An arrangement was worked out to compensate Bredon, and the song credits were changed to list Page, Robert Plant and Bredon as composers.
Jimmy Page explained how he adapted the song for Led Zeppelin in Daniel Rachel's The Art of Noise: Conversations with Great Songwriters: "I worked out this arrangement using a more finger-style method and then having a flamenco burst in it. Again, it's light and shade and this drama of accents; using the intensity of what would be a louder section for effect."
In his 2012 Rolling Stone interview, Jimmy Page cited this song as one that showed the empathy he and Robert Plant had when working together. "I knew exactly how that was going to shape up," he said. "I set the mood with the acoustic guitar and that flamenco-like section. But Robert embraced it. He came up with an incredible, plaintive vocal."
Very nice reaction! ✌️
Led Zeppelin is just some kind of magic.... that's all there is to it 💜💜
My favorite Led zeppelin song .... Saw them sing this when I was 15. I am now 68. We had insane music back then.
Funny you mention how all the band member work together so well.
They come from different styles, so someone (Keith Moon?) said they'd go over like a lead balloon. Hence the name Led Zeppelin, and soar they did.
This is the greatest band ever.
So agree!!!
For sure
With Pink Floyd
Led Zeppelin are great, but let’s not forget the group that first played at a stadium. Which opened the door for all that followed.
If you think this is their best, keep listening you’ll find a new best next time you listen to them.
For the best guitar player that ever lived check out some of Jeff Beck!
They were all around 20-ish years old when they recorded this...how's that for maturity?
Led Zeppelin is such a Fantastic Band! I love everything they do. They've been on my Favourites list for Decades! Thanks so much for the Reaction!
Reddragon696 I’ve been a diehard Zeppelin fan for decades too🎸 we had the best generation for music!
@Beaujangles McJiggle I first started listening to them in 1971 and have enjoyed them ever sense.
This song for me always seem to represent the emotional ups and down of a relationship both in its lyrics and the ways it’s played. The tranquil sounds as an analogy of better times and the distorted heavier Lyrics and sounds for the turmoil. I’m sure most people can relate to this kind of relationship at one point in their life.
I don't always listen to Led Zeppelin, but when I do, so do my neighbors!!!
And I want to thank you for that!
@@graybeard1952 😁🤘👍
Hell yes; me too!!! I fire that shit all the way UP!!!🔥
"When The Levee Breaks" Blow your mind and take your senses for a thrill ride! Their very best imo. #bluesisthenews
Great reaction. I’m with you. People really don’t know what they’re missing.
One of my favorites by Led Zepplin, great song by the greatest band ever!! I'd recommend Dazed and Confused as your next Zepplin song!!
Welcome to the Zeppelin Universe, Jayvee. It's filled with wonder.
When Jay reviews Led Zeppelin songs,its such a joy and excitement to see!
On of my Favs because of Bohnam ... the drums OMG! Blown a few speakers with this one lol.
I have been in love with Robert Plant for over 50 years now. I will always love him and his voice and the band. I must have played this album thousands of times, over and over again. I saw them once, 5/5/73 at Tampa Stadium.
Yes 🙌 ❤️
Led Zeppelin, there's never been as good a band? My fave ❤️ gives me goosebumps😃 love your reaction 🌏🪐🍀🙏🏡🌹🌹🌹I can't imagine a world without their music 💜
Every Led Zeppelin song makes me feel in another dimension... Best Band ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever
You need to do the lemon song. JPJ’s bass will blow you away
Robert Plant was round 20 years old when they came out with this song
It's so unbelievable that Page and Plant were so young, and were able to write such materpieces! 💞✌
This was one hell if a ride wasn't it? Love this song, so great to see someone discover it. Thanks, Jayvee!
you got it bro....more of our generation should hear this music....good for you...the Zep is arguably the best rock band ever...and Robert Plant has the best rock voice ever!!
Happy to see a young man discover Led Zep. like that. I dream to forget all i know about this group, just for the pleasure to re-discovered all those songs like a first time. Led Zeppelin will forever be timeless....
There are so many layers to explore in this song. You can revisit over and over and get a new perspective each time.
Love this song, Thanks Jayvee for taking the time to appreciate all genres of music.
With you loving Zeppelin so much, you have yet to React to Heart - stairway to heaven - tribute to Led Zeppelin
Yes!!!! Love it!!
Led Zeppelin is one band you want to see playing live. Their stage presence is awe inspired experience. 💞✌
Yes indeed sir, I sure do hear that guitar! How can u miss it. Love ur appreciation of good music. Thank you peace ✌️
Perfect timing!
This is just what's needed right now!
Next: "How Many More Times" (Live, Danmark Radio, 1969)
Oh hell yes it's a must or at least he album version.
2nd this, 1 of the best live performances i've watched by any band in any era.
Every song on this album is a killer track, but the next track “You Shook Me” is a MUST, as is the last track “How Many More Times”.
Love the reactions, J, keep it up
Loved this reaction. My friends and I wore this album out when it was first released. Watching you experiencing these songs for the first time lets me experience once again how epic Led Zeppelin was. Every once and a while the stars just line up and just the right musicians come together to make truly incredible music and this first Zep album is definitely the product of one of those cosmic alignments. Thanks for this.
Robert seduces with his vocals. This song is personal for me. I cry all the time! Best band ever!
I get the chills from most of their songs!!!! This is their first album!!!! Jay, I can see you getting emotional!!!!!!!!
Thanks. Needed some Led for my head. Lol
Really enjoyed your reaction to this song I grew up with. I'll be looking for "Ramble On"!
This is my favorite Led Zepp song- I heard it when it came out over 50 years ago. It never gets old. It's from their first lp, circa 1969. Anyway, it was originally written as a folk song, and then Joan Baez sang it at the Newport Folk Festival. Zepp recorded it without permission, and there was a court case. Anyway you look at it, both versions are absolutely phenomenal.
Led Zeppelin is by far exceptional! The talent from every member of this group is superb!! You will never hear a bad Zep song 🎵!
You need to react to "D'yer Mak'er" by Led Zep too, if you haven't heard it. One of my favorites. It's like rock and roll reggae. Great song off of "Houses of the Holy". The song is pronounced "jur maker".
It’s a joke, isn’t it? “My wife just went to the Caribbean on holiday.” “Jamaica?” “No, she went of her own accord...”
@@robsawalker ...no clue what you're talking about. I just listed a Zep song that I always liked.
Love watching you hear these songs for the first time. Brings me back to when I first heard them. This one shows they were a band deeply rooted in the blues. Listen to Living Loving, She's Just a Woman, Heartbreaker...many more.
I love seeing your reaction to Zeppelin. It puts a smile on my face. One of the greatest bands ever!
Theres only one word tthat even comes close to describing this bands brilliance-----magical------the way they blended their musical talents, made their instruments talk, scream, wail, whisper, just fantastic, so glad that the modern generation is discovering the miraculous journey of classic rock from the era of my youth.
“Good god man” that’s about all you can say. I’m 57 and still blown away by Zep. Never gets old. 👍
Led Zeppelin- "The Battle Of Evermore"
I've got to get my Led Zeppelin LPs out and start playing... Thank you for reminding me of this song! I went to high school in mid 1970s. I know I'm Old but still feel 16 when I hear the music. 💞✌
Such a fabulous band!!!! You have really been getting a taste of what we listened to in the 60’s and 70’s. I don’t think I ever heard a bad Led Zeppelin song🤔-nope never! What’s cool too, is that it didn’t cost an arm and leg to go see them. It was a pretty magical era.
Started listening to Led Zeppelin about 45 years ago, still listening to them...they are great....
Every element of this song is excellent. I wouldn't change a thing. Unless perhaps it could be longer.
I've heard this song a thousand times and I still get chills from it!
“This just easily became one of my favourite Zeppelin songs” 😂😂 Every single time he hears a Zeppelin song lmao man you’re awesome!! I really enjoy your reactions ❤️❤️
I am 29 i started listening to led zep when i was 16. Hearing it again now just brings me back. They have got to be my all time favorite band. I watch your stair way to heaven video reminds me the first time i heard them. Its amazing. Only a very small amount of artists can do what they did.
Good job. You found the best song of Zeppelin. I have loved this song for decades.
"That's music to my ears". That is hands down the funniest thing I've heard anyone say in months.
This is one of my favorites of theirs. I agree with your reaction and enjoyed it!
To see the smile on your face brings me to tears every time I see you react. God bless you.
Listening with headphones on, this is an absolute feast for the ears. Missed out on Led Zeppelin as they were more of an album band and I sort of followed the singles chart more. Think this is the best I've heard of theirs. Thanks for introducing me to new old music Jayvee
I just love you to bits for loving Led Zepp oh man! You the man!
Perfect band; perfect lyrics and guitar work extraordinaire. When you say led zep, you need say no more.
There's no such thing as a bad Led Zeppelin song. This band was pure magic. The whole is definitely greater than the sum of the parts. Each member is at the top of their craft, but when they came together, they became the greatest heavy metal band that ever was or will be.
New Sub- I’m an old Skool R n R and Was blessed to be a small part of the music world for 35 yrs! Your Passion is an inspiration to every musician and every Genre You check out! I Gotta list a Mile long for You
Mindblowing!
Excellent, heartfelt reaction!
The Song Remains The Same/Rain Song, live.
Rain Song is my favorite
Yes!!!
Love your reaction to every song you play. How lucky I was, to be in my teens . When the greatest music ever play . Was our everyday.. Wow we were Blessed!!
By the time I was ten, I had already heard early Genesis, Yes, ELP, and of course, Led, and pink floyd, and many more. So pleased to hit the floor running by then. Glad, I was born early 60's.
They never made a bad album. Not one. I'm glad you're digging them. I wanna be Jimmy Page when I grow up.
I picked up wanting to learn Angus Young's riffs but as soon as I found Page, no one came close
@@carlneoh5843 Angus is fun as heck, but Jimmy is another creature entirely. One of the all timers.
Yes, Led Zeppelin just so epic and deep. Try 'Misty Mountain Hop' and 'Rock'n'Roll'.
It is very good to see young man who is enjoying this kind of music. Your astonishment of this song was genuine!
Next you need to see them do this live! Turn on as many of your friends to Led Zeppelin that you can.
Let's just say a lotta ppl been asleep on Led Zeppelin for years..but now have awoke'..and honestly...It was only a matter of time!
Used to skip 11th grade Civics and listen to Led Zep back in the early 70's. Great band. If I remember correctly this song was on Led Zeppelin One.
I want more people to listen to Led Zeppelin too! You can be the messenger! Go in album/track order from the beginning and share their entire catalogue with the world! Look below the surface of hits and most requested only, dive deep and you'll see. The first song from their first album is called Good Times Bad Times. Go from there. Thanks for the reaction.
I love seeing your reaction because it's the same reaction I had 30 some years ago when I started listening to zeppelin!
I was lucky enough to be invited to zz tops after concert party and stood at the bar was Robert Plant. I was only about 17 at the time but i plucked up the courage to approach him and shake his hand, he's a genuinely good guy with his feet firmly on the ground. Around 1978😊
I just *LOVE* the look on your face LOL !!!!!!
Thank you for this reaction!!! You took me back when I first heard it !!!
This will always be in my top ten favorite songs, probably the first rock song I heard as a child
It is SO beautiful to hear💋
Musical genius. Jimmy Page was amazingly creative. John Paul (bass) was a great arranger. Then Gonzo (Bonham) on drums was a madman. And, of course, Robert Plant's vocs.
One of the greatest bands ever assembled
Best reaction to this song on the internet...fact!
You got it figured out! No Band stacks up against these Guys. They were on another Level, so much talent at every instrument it was Ridiculous!
And this was on their first album, amazing talent!
This is why you listen to the studio recordings, they were the best. They schooled the 2 earlier artist that did this song as lz really rearranged the whole song to make it a masterpiece.
Please do Led Zeppelin's " You shook me" you won't be disappointed!
This IS classical music. Brilliant writing, singing, instrumental, mixing, editing, talent. All just Brilliant. 👍
1st album,too,a peak at what was to come. Ten Years Gone,Since i Been Loving You,Going to California
Awesome bro. Really enjoyed watching this with you. When was a teenager I play Zeppelin almost every day I know this band stand this test of time and they be known as one of the greats.
Plant's voice and Page's guitar are made for each other.
Even his babe can't be mad! Listening to them sweet lyrics sung like that haha