Dude, that must be one of those fake rock legends, i mean, it doesn't make no sense at all Led had Babe I'm Gonna Leave You, Thank You, Tangerine and Going to California before they made The Rain Song Or George just simply didn't listened to Led and said that based on nothing
Those sawing cello chords that graze your soul and the fat piano chords that make any defense indefensible, those untouched are beyond reach. When I want my cheeks drenched with warm tears of joy, I turn to this.
this song is wonderful....glad you liked it. If you want to see something truly magical watch the movie The Song Remains The Same, the segment with this song has Robert Plant saving a damsel in distress held in a tower.....Plant battles the dark forces and saves her.....it's excellent :)
@@StillColour To complete it a bit, like many bands of the 60s, 70s, like The Beatles, King Crimson, Genesis etc. Led Zeppelin used this strange keyboard: the Mellotron. In a way, the first sound sample player. It worked with magnetic tapes on which were recorded the sounds of flute, strings, and choirs... Watch the demonstration: czcams.com/video/VsEso9JagdQ/video.html
This is one of the most beautiful songs in the world. The second track from Houses of Holy, following one of the greatest high energy opening tracks, 'The Song Remains the Same'. I think this is easily their greatest album.
To think that 4 guy came together to make masterpieces of music that after 50 years older fans are experiencing memories of what it was like, when watching younger people listening to Zeppelin for the first time.
I'm glad you hit this one. It's only the most beautiful song ever written. I've seen so many Zeppelin reaction videos, and literally nobody does this song. I've spammed them and nobody gets the message. You've heard what they're missing. I can't believe so many people just pass it over.
That's what great music is. I wish more folks knew what truly great lyrics are...what a beautiful arrangement sounds like. How it would fall flat, if talented musicians hadn't performed it. This is the perfection that IS Led Zeppelin
I've always thought this was among their best, most creative songs. It's definitely one of my favorites. The lyrics have a lot to live up to, honestly I could just listen to the music to this song for hours, but they come pretty close. Some of their best lyrics.
A lot of people recommending the version from Song Remains the Same.. which is spectacular, but if you want to check out a full orchestral version of it - No Quarter: Jimmy Page and Robert Plant Unledded has an absolutely spectacular version of this and many other songs. Sadly, no John Paul Jones or the late John Bonham, but some very gorgeous versions of the Zeppelin catalogue, and even a couple original songs for the tour.
Great song,great reaction. Do yourself a favor. Check out the extended live version from the 1973 the song remains the same concert from madison square garden and WATCH them do it. incredible. that orchestra is john paul jones on the keyboard. There is non concert footage in it. It was part of a movie they put out each member had a "fantasy segment" and this was robert plants fantasy. it jumps back and forth between concert and fantasy. even if you dont react to it,check it out but i would love to see your reaction!
Short answer to all your questions about the possible meanings? The answer is YES! It is whatever it means to you. Zeppelin is always about mood/emotion. As I've mentioned to others, this song is moody, melancholy, and triumphant all at the same time. It is my favorite song of theirs and always makes me cry with it's beauty.
That is what i'm learning about Led Zepp, its very much open to interpretation which makes the experience even more unique. Such an amazing, beautiful beautiful song!! Thanks for giving this a listen
@@nowhere982 Hi, Susan Harper - yes, it gives me hope for the future - so many young people are numb and sad - my hope is that this music will touch their hearts such they will overcome the obstacles that they inherit from "boomers" and others that have sucked the joy out of life..... Here's to being hopeful. Music always mends.....
My "first" impression is that the lyrics are telling about someone coming out of their winter and into their summer thinks to a new love. And, then reflecting on that journey.
@@StillColour Since you asked.... :-) I've heard this song a bazillion times and got the gist (I hope) without ever really analyzing or parsing the lyrics. I think the first time I tried to understand EXACTLY what was being said was while watching your video. So, I just listened closely again and here are my conclusions: -- The "protagonist"(?) was at a low point (his winter) "I never thought it would ever go" -- He found a new love and now is in figurative heaven (his spring and summer) -- Yet, there is a sadness to the song, because: -- 1) The love is so strong that it hurts -- 2) Part of that "hurt" is the fear/acceptance that one day "a little rain must fall" IOW, the "rain" most likely is a call back to the chill of winter.
Fun fact: George Harrison (of The Beatles, of course) once went to a party for John Bonham (in which everyone who attended ended up being thrown in a swimming pool - But that’s another story). He happened to ask Bonzo why it was that Led Zeppelin never seemed to do any ballads. Bonzo went and told Jimmy and Robert and they came up with this song, which reportedly uses some of the same chords that Harrison utilized in his song “Something”.
@@StillColour You're welcome! Watching people enjoy songs I've listened to for decades reminds me of why I fell for them in the first place. It's like a renewal of sorts.
Plz do me and everyone a huge favor...react to Page and Plant Unledded, the song "Thank You". It is beautiful, mellow, but also 2 awesome solos...not too long, just right. By the way, I love your heartfelt emotional and honest reactions. I am a classic rock junky born in the wrong decade, if you ever need suggestions or info HMU
Thanks for joining me on my journey James! I'm adding that song to the list. Please give me suggestions, I want to listen to as much amazing music as possible!
Try this one live at Madison Square Gardens 1973. Start with-The Song Remains The Same and it will play through. Also it is nice seeing them perform. Great quality audio on that also.
Beautiful love song. These lads make what ever they touch a master piece! The GOATS OF GOATS!!!!! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Those strings are not strings, that’s JPJ on the mellowtone (Key board), I think that’s how you spell it.
Yeah, this song definitely pulls at the heart strings. I almost picked it for mine and my husband’s wedding, but it’s long and we didn’t want to bore people 😅 I would love for you to react to Human Sadness by The Voidz. That one is painful, but also so beautiful
What a glorious song, huh? Perfection. Just when you think you've got these guys worked out they lay this on you. Your choices of Zeppelin songs so far has been brilliant, man, so I don't know if I need to recommend any more to you as you'll probably find your way there anyway...but I will, lol. "Over The Hills And Far Away", "Heartbreaker", "The Battle Of Evermore", "Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You", "Achilles Last Stand", "Fool In The Rain", "Nobody's Fault But Mine", "How Many More Times" and "In The Light". All studio versions too.
An incredible song to say the least! Haha thanks man, really it's the recommendations I get that steer me the right way so I appreciate you sending these my way. Definitely going to listen to them!
@@StillColour I’d like to second your listening to “In The Light”. It’s a personal favorite of mine. Also, I’m surprised I haven’t seen anyone recommend “Whole Lotta Love”. It’s one of their most famous songs.
This is a difficult song to pull off live . The band played it many times . Ive only heard a few shows where it semi-fell apart . They still get extra points for trying , its a tricky song .
As several have already said you have to see the live version from 1973, later released as the concert film "The Song Remains the Same" in 1976. czcams.com/video/lzfPhQ0CU8o/video.html You can see the entire concert (and you should) here, czcams.com/video/pDg721WdilM/video.html An epic performance!!!!
"Upon us all, a little rain must fall."
George Harrison of the Beatles lamented that Zeppelin had no ballads... so of course they made a helluva one.
Dude, that must be one of those fake rock legends, i mean, it doesn't make no sense at all
Led had Babe I'm Gonna Leave You, Thank You, Tangerine and Going to California before they made The Rain Song
Or George just simply didn't listened to Led and said that based on nothing
Those sawing cello chords that graze your soul and the fat piano chords that make any defense indefensible, those untouched are beyond reach. When I want my cheeks drenched with warm tears of joy, I turn to this.
Beautiful song by the greatest band in history! Please do this live...The Song Remains The Same/The Rain Song...1973 at MSG!!
Such an amazing song Julie!! I need to react to the 1973 MSG concert, its on the list :)
It takes me back to my youth. Love this song
These cats where barely in their 20s and created all of these masterpieces. I'm happy to have witnessed them back when they came out, 1968.
If you want to slow it down , put some Zeppellin , BAMM!
A masterpiece....my favorite LZ song...you should hear the 1973 MSG live version The Song Remains the Same/The Rain Song....mesmerizing
Cool. I learned something new about you. My favorite Zeppelin song is still typically the last one I listened to. ;)
this song is wonderful....glad you liked it. If you want to see something truly magical watch the movie The Song Remains The Same, the segment with this song has Robert Plant saving a damsel in distress held in a tower.....Plant battles the dark forces and saves her.....it's excellent :)
There was no orchestra the bassist John Paul Jones used a keyboard a Mellotron that can make is sound like an orchestra
Even more impressive!!
@@StillColour To complete it a bit, like many bands of the 60s, 70s, like The Beatles, King Crimson, Genesis etc. Led Zeppelin used this strange keyboard: the Mellotron. In a way, the first sound sample player. It worked with magnetic tapes on which were recorded the sounds of flute, strings, and choirs... Watch the demonstration: czcams.com/video/VsEso9JagdQ/video.html
Although fairly unknown, JPJ was a real backbone of that band. Any other instrument you hear other than drums and guitar is him.
Since i've been loving you ,is another beautiful song,and Baby,i'm gonna leave you.
This is one of the most beautiful songs in the world. The second track
from Houses of Holy, following one of the greatest high energy opening
tracks, 'The Song Remains the Same'. I think this is easily their greatest album.
Haha your face when they pumped it up. My favorite Zep song
I was feeling it 😂
Whenever I’m questioning life I put on zepplin and take a long drive, alone! A therapist couldn’t ease my mind like Zepplin, Pink Floyd or yes does!
Even as a child I was deeply moved by this song. I'm still just as moved now as a 48 year old.
To think that 4 guy came together to make masterpieces of music that after 50 years older fans are experiencing memories of what it was like, when watching younger people listening to Zeppelin for the first time.
art and greatness really is timeless!!
Amazing!! Just amazing. ONLY these rock icons could make this 🎵 song, and the best part of it, we can listen to it anytime we want. Rock on bro!!¡
My little sister wrote a good poem about wanting to live in this song when she was a kid.
7 out of 10 listens this will bring a tears to my eyes. Can't really say why either.
To me the songs about losing love and troubling storm without them and then at the end the guitar riff symbolizes the rain clearing up
One word “BEAUTIFUL”!
MASTERPIECE, grabs you in the feels don’t it?
I'm glad you hit this one. It's only the most beautiful song ever written. I've seen so many Zeppelin reaction videos, and literally nobody does this song. I've spammed them and nobody gets the message.
You've heard what they're missing. I can't believe so many people just pass it over.
Thanks so much for listening man, this song is was a beautiful song I feel privileged to have come across. Happy to hear you liked the video bro :)
This songs perfect beauty touches the soul 😓
such a beautiful song, it touched me!
A lot of people might put stairway to heaven as their favorite, but this is not only my favorite from Led zeppelin but in rock in general.
Rumors have it that before a Seattle concert it was raining and came up with song, back in the day,you could walk through Seattle and hear this song
That's what great music is. I wish more folks knew what truly great lyrics are...what a beautiful arrangement sounds like. How it would fall flat, if talented musicians hadn't performed it. This is the perfection that IS Led Zeppelin
Maybe it might be a very long marriage that changes and faces challenges as well as joy over time...
Lyrics are beautiful. It's a song of Hope
This band deserves every accolade they receive.
It takes a tough man to be tender.
I've always thought this was among their best, most creative songs. It's definitely one of my favorites. The lyrics have a lot to live up to, honestly I could just listen to the music to this song for hours, but they come pretty close. Some of their best lyrics.
One their most underrated rated love songs ever.
Such a beautiful Song!
@@StillColour It’s the classic dynamic of light and shade. The heavy mixed with the soft strumming and keyboard melodies provided by John Paul Jones.
Thank you by Led Zeppelin is the next one to react to
A lot of people recommending the version from Song Remains the Same.. which is spectacular, but if you want to check out a full orchestral version of it - No Quarter: Jimmy Page and Robert Plant Unledded has an absolutely spectacular version of this and many other songs. Sadly, no John Paul Jones or the late John Bonham, but some very gorgeous versions of the Zeppelin catalogue, and even a couple original songs for the tour.
They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band..
Great song,great reaction. Do yourself a favor. Check out the extended live version from the 1973 the song remains the same concert from madison square garden and WATCH them do it. incredible. that orchestra is john paul jones on the keyboard. There is non concert footage in it. It was part of a movie they put out each member had a "fantasy segment" and this was robert plants fantasy. it jumps back and forth between concert and fantasy. even if you dont react to it,check it out but i would love to see your reaction!
Thanks so much for giving this a watch and for the recommendations. Adding to the list!!
What a beautiful reaction to this incredible song. Kudos
Short answer to all your questions about the possible meanings? The answer is YES! It is whatever it means to you. Zeppelin is always about mood/emotion. As I've mentioned to others, this song is moody, melancholy, and triumphant all at the same time. It is my favorite song of theirs and always makes me cry with it's beauty.
That is what i'm learning about Led Zepp, its very much open to interpretation which makes the experience even more unique. Such an amazing, beautiful beautiful song!! Thanks for giving this a listen
Watching you is like seeing myself 50 years ago when this was a new song and I was hearing for the first time. You brought me much joy - thank you.
Im happy you was able to relive that moment with me, thank you :)
And to you a ❤️ as well! Peace.
Me too! Isn't it great watching these youngsters get into our music
@@nowhere982 Hi, Susan Harper - yes, it gives me hope for the future - so many young people are numb and sad - my hope is that this music will touch their hearts such they will overcome the obstacles that they inherit from "boomers" and others that have sucked the joy out of life..... Here's to being hopeful. Music always mends.....
My "first" impression is that the lyrics are telling about someone coming out of their winter and into their summer thinks to a new love. And, then reflecting on that journey.
And what's your impression now 👀?
@@StillColour Since you asked.... :-)
I've heard this song a bazillion times and got the gist (I hope) without ever really analyzing or parsing the lyrics. I think the first time I tried to understand EXACTLY what was being said was while watching your video.
So, I just listened closely again and here are my conclusions:
-- The "protagonist"(?) was at a low point (his winter)
"I never thought it would ever go"
-- He found a new love and now is in figurative heaven (his spring and summer)
-- Yet, there is a sadness to the song, because:
-- 1) The love is so strong that it hurts
-- 2) Part of that "hurt" is the fear/acceptance that one day "a little rain must fall"
IOW, the "rain" most likely is a call back to the chill of winter.
This song and the studio version of “Since I’ve been loving you” are perfection.
It rained over night, where I live. I had to watch you react to this gem. Priceles!!
Obra Prima, Petrópolis, Brasil!
Led zepplin wrote this song because George Harrison (of the Beatles) challenged them to make a ballad.
Beauty.
My absolute favorite LZ song! Love your reaction. Can't wait to see more!
Such a beautiful song. Thanks so much for giving this a watch
Beautiful to zee after so many decades this music can still evoke such passion
One of my all time favorites from the mighty Zepp. 64 yo here and I still have all their albums, For me the best Rock band ever!
Keep expecting greatness from them, you won't be disappointed.
My favorite of all their songs. Sublime
Fun fact: George Harrison (of The Beatles, of course) once went to a party for John Bonham (in which everyone who attended ended up being thrown in a swimming pool - But that’s another story). He happened to ask Bonzo why it was that Led Zeppelin never seemed to do any ballads. Bonzo went and told Jimmy and Robert and they came up with this song, which reportedly uses some of the same chords that Harrison utilized in his song “Something”.
I loved your reaction, great to see :)
Thank you for appreciating this for what it is.
It was an amazing experience, thank you for giving this a watch
Majestic and respectful... one of my top ten songs of all time 😏😎
Okay, this was just a fun reaction to watch.
Thank you :) I appreciate you giving this a watch!
@@StillColour You're welcome! Watching people enjoy songs I've listened to for decades reminds me of why I fell for them in the first place. It's like a renewal of sorts.
Plz do me and everyone a huge favor...react to Page and Plant Unledded, the song "Thank You". It is beautiful, mellow, but also 2 awesome solos...not too long, just right. By the way, I love your heartfelt emotional and honest reactions. I am a classic rock junky born in the wrong decade, if you ever need suggestions or info HMU
Thanks for joining me on my journey James! I'm adding that song to the list. Please give me suggestions, I want to listen to as much amazing music as possible!
Try this one live at Madison Square Gardens 1973. Start with-The Song Remains The Same and it will play through. Also it is nice seeing them perform. Great quality audio on that also.
Beautiful love song. These lads make what ever they touch a master piece! The GOATS OF GOATS!!!!! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Those strings are not strings, that’s JPJ on the mellowtone (Key board), I think that’s how you spell it.
Yeah, this song definitely pulls at the heart strings. I almost picked it for mine and my husband’s wedding, but it’s long and we didn’t want to bore people 😅
I would love for you to react to Human Sadness by The Voidz. That one is painful, but also so beautiful
They along with Black Sabbath are the greatest rock bands of all time. no doubt. But the Beatles are the greatest band of all time.
Great reaction , nice to listen to.
Much appreciated thanks for watching :)
😎
What a glorious song, huh? Perfection. Just when you think you've got these guys worked out they lay this on you.
Your choices of Zeppelin songs so far has been brilliant, man, so I don't know if I need to recommend any more to you as you'll probably find your way there anyway...but I will, lol.
"Over The Hills And Far Away", "Heartbreaker", "The Battle Of Evermore", "Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You", "Achilles Last Stand", "Fool In The Rain", "Nobody's Fault But Mine", "How Many More Times" and "In The Light". All studio versions too.
An incredible song to say the least! Haha thanks man, really it's the recommendations I get that steer me the right way so I appreciate you sending these my way. Definitely going to listen to them!
@@StillColour Hey, my pleasure, man.
@@StillColour I’d like to second your listening to “In The Light”. It’s a personal favorite of mine. Also, I’m surprised I haven’t seen anyone recommend “Whole Lotta Love”. It’s one of their most famous songs.
Really good reaction!
Much appreciated bro!
No orchestra in this song it was them
This is a difficult song to pull off live . The band played it many times . Ive only heard a few shows where it semi-fell apart . They still get extra points for trying , its a tricky song .
As several have already said you have to see the live version from 1973, later released as the concert film "The Song Remains the Same" in 1976. czcams.com/video/lzfPhQ0CU8o/video.html You can see the entire concert (and you should) here, czcams.com/video/pDg721WdilM/video.html
An epic performance!!!!
Thanks for sending this to me , will definitely check it out!
What other rock ‘n’ roll band can do that?
to think four guys made this music no orchestra just using there own instraments
Watching you to pretend to like this is like watching my dad bump his head to Bobby Shmurda.
Thats pretty funny Loool You got me! Sorry Elijah the gatekeeper of Led Zeppelin. I'll delete the channel. Apologies