Led Zeppelin - "Whole Lotta Love" (REACTION!)
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Anyone else feel sorry for the kids who will never know bands like this??😢
100%😢
I'm so glad these reaction videos are being done. It shows the new age that we were way cooler than they are. Lol. That's mean but true somewhat. But it's mostly the fact that these musicians actually played the instruments. No mix box can match the real thing.
Yep but they learning.
For real! My favorite band ever!
yes unfortunately most people will die thinking rock is just screaming and I can’t help but to feel bad
You guys have no idea how popular these guys were and still are. I'm 74 and they were my favorite band and I still love them. Then my son in the 90's discovered them and they where his favorite band to! They have tons off great music for you all to discover! Enjoy!
Yep I'm 62 and have loved them from the beginning
62 still loving em
I’m 20, this music will never die!
I’m a grandkid of a fan and I’m a fan so yeah FOREVER
I've loved this band since I was 13 yrs old. They are my #1 of all time and I'm 59 yrs old. They are my hobby as well, especially Jimmy Page the best guitarist, producer, songwriter 🎸 on this planet.
I'm old enough to have seen all the best rock bands there ever were, and nothing out there today comes even close to the talent those bands had.
I couldn’t agree more.
One day it will happen
You just can't beat 70s music! I am really excited for people who have never heard them before whether young or just in a part of culture that has maybe self-limited their music experiences before. I also love seeing younger people get exposure to 90s music, which is also quite good. I do love listening to people who have only listened to one kind of music, maybe R and B and hip hop, and had just missed the entire 90s Alternative catalog somehow, even though they were alive. Keep it up Guys. love your channel
I am a 59 year old grandma. You boys make me laugh so hard sometimes and I have to tell you, with all garbage out there your Chanel is refreshing and funny. To watch your reactions to groups I grew up hearing from my parents to the groups that were from my MTV generation is hysterical. Love how you keep it clean. Keep posting. 😊
Grown up in that time in that beautiful music hard to explain to my grandkids the music I grew up
me 2
I’m 20 years old and my dad is 74 I can’t tell you how grateful I am that I’ve been listening to classic rock since I could walk I dang near every classic rock band there is and try to enjoy every song even thought i’ve listened to them all like a thousand times
62 year old grandma here. These were the best times!
Lorene - I'm a 70 year old white woman and I love these guys!! They crack me up with their reactions!!
This is THE rock band that every other band has aspired to be for the past 50 years. Four of the greatest individual rock musicians EVER, in the same band.
Facts!
By the way, you just witnessed the best rock and roll drummer in history. When he died, the band broke up, that's how indispensable he was. Literally no one has been able to play the same way that John Bonham did, not even his son. I think it was at one of the US festivals or it could have been a rainbow festival can't remember, but what was left of Zeppelin did part of the show. It took two drummers to do John Bonham's part. When he died, he took the soul of that band with him. Yes, all of them were unbelievable in their own right. Jimmy Page is a guitar God. and of course Robert plant has amazing vocals. But when John Bonham died so did the band. They decided they couldn't go on without him.
Just like Rush and Neil Peart. 😔
I think John Paul Jones was pretty indispensable too. It was really the interaction between him and John Bonham that made Led Zepplin what it is. And John Paul Jones wrote many of the riffs in Led Zepplin. Especially in this era of the band. On Zepplin I and II John Paul Jones was playing a lot of power chords and riffing all over the place. Part of the reason John Bonham's playing was so unique is because a lot of the time he is following John Paul Jones as opposed to John Paul Jones following him like most bands. It gives it a different feel from most other bands. Any one of these musicians passing away or leaving the band would have had the same effect.
@@ramonw9430 you'll get no argument out of me. I definitely could not agree more
His son is pretty damned close!
John Bonham best drummer ever
Arguably the greatest drummer/guitarist/vocalist combo of all time
Why not simply say band/group?
And bassist...!! Mustn't forget Jonesy!
@@blacktulip3552 John Baldwin........
@@williamwilkes9873 one and the same!
@@williamwilkes9873…because each one of them was a master of his craft!
Listen to the original with headphones. It goes in one ear, through your head, and out the other side. An experience!
Yes the original
That is called surrond sound.
Gives me chills every time
thats called bilateral sound
Stereo.
It was all the rage back then.
Doesn't matter. Even in mono this song is a nonstop head banger.
Led Zeppelin is truly timeless. I’m only 17 years old and I listen to them every day.
Same I’m 18 and I listen to them every day
I saw them live when I was 17, way back when...
You're on the right track.
@@lovesilk1 Best George Lucas movie
That was me when I was 17. 63 now. You're on the right track.
Led Zeppelin is what most hard rock bands are measured by. The song list that they have is no let down. Zeppelin rocks
Absolutely! I remember when they first came on the scene and I was blown away! I'll soon turn 80 and still love them! (R.I.P. John Bonham)
John Bonham died just before my 17th birthday. I was devastated!!!
All heads start nodding after the first few notes - I love it. Hugs from a 61 year old Led Zep fan
Hugs back from a fellow 61 year old super Zep fan.
Actually 3 heads only
@@donerickson7305 In Denmark we have an expression that suits your comment so well... it involves a fly
John "Bonzo" Bonham was arguably the best drummer of that era. Jimmy Page was in a league all his own and Robert Plant vocals just solidified the greatness of Led Zeppelin along with John Paul Jone on bass.
In an era with stiff competition for drummers
Yess! To everything you said! 💯
Spot on ...bonzo is the greatest in my opinion
Damn Straight, what rock & roll legends
Bonham ❤️
Arguably the best rock band of all time. These dudes had incredible talent and wrote some timeless music.
The best way to listen to this song is with headphones 🎧 the greatest experience ever
@@maryblackmore5360 yeah really!! If you don’t deafen yourself lol
To be fair.. they also STOLE some timeless music... ;]
@@clarkb1900 Just like many other artists. Stole from Black artists many times. Funny how that even though they did , they none could hold a candle to them lol
@@clarkb1900 Who havent
Now that gentlemen, that is what real music sounds like. This band and others in this era are true musicians. I am glad you enjoyed the music I grew up listening too.
I agree a billion percent. I had a lot of first times listening to them. MEMORIES
So true. Love it❤❤❤❤ I can listen to this all day.
Exactly right - no auto tune, no microphone manipulations, just pure talented musicianship. Before corporate America took over all popular forms of music in the US.
@@tammy5163 And it STILL sounds fresh 50+ years later.
Seeing them live in 75 was a highlight of my life
Yes me, god was I so blessed to be a teenager at this time, the bands& music that came out of the 70’s& 80’s cannot be matched, pure genius ❤
For sure! We had the best music, period!
You should have listened with headphones.
@@kellypowell1483 Indeed! Even though we loved it, and it was beyond us, little did we realize we were witnessing moments that defied and outside ordinary experience, how could we know? We did not know it at the time but time itself has proven that Led Zeppelin lives in a dimension beyond. In terrestrial terms, they live on the top floor of the Earthly Pantheon because no entity from the beginning of time till the present has ever crossed over demonstrating the infinite passionate realm that lives far beyond the moment, showing us a glimpse of the forever nature of that beyond!
The opening riffs of this song still make me feel some kind of way, even after hearing it for the first time in 1971. I met Robert Plant 6 weeks ago. My inner 15 year old self was losing her mind, he is an absolute rock god. #Zeppelinforever
How cool! How did you meet? What was he like?
you lucky sob. That is awesome
@@susansteele6714 He strolled in to the local vinyl shop. He was playing in the area that night.
So cool. I met Robert in a Whole Foods in Austin Tx once n it was ROUGH. I worked there and Showed him where something was n had to act like he wasn’t who he is. I had to go in the break room n recover. Then played “That’s The Way” in my head phones n cried. Was a heavy moment for me but also AWESOME.
did it drip down your leg……
LED ZEPPELIN ARE THE GOATS!! 🔥
Robert - Vocals Jimmy - Guitar
John Paul - Bass John - Drums
Agreed! THE GOATS!
I was a 70's teen ....best era ever for music ....Led Zepplin killed it
@@ericpalmer2754 me too . It was the era to be born in for phenomenal music.
Kiss, no recommendations. Long word indeed..
Shouldn't even be fair😃
Imagine how crazy amazing this was for us teenagers of the 70s !!! dam glad you guys are on this journey !!
Oh yeah I was there .. Led Zep and Queen ❤
OMG, I love your reaction you are so funny. I'm 72 so I was a teenager in the 60s and 70s where we had all this great music you are just hearing. What a great time it was. Greatest guitar player of all time, Page, Plante's vocals and the drums.
Jason Bonham, the late John Bonham's son, calls Robert Plant, Jimmy Paige and John Paul Jones his three uncles who helped raise him after his father OD'd. Jason inherited his father's drumming skills and toured with them. Listen to Kashmir, 9 minutes of awesomeness. Then watch Heart sing "Stairway to Heaven" from the Kennedy Centre honouring Led Zeppelin. Jason plays the drums and at the end you will see the affection between the group and Jason.
When you all started nodding your heads in unison, priceless. Glad you are learning about real music, there is so much. Try Derek And The Dominoes, "Layla." Jimi Hendrix, "All Along The Watchtower."
my favorite part - ya feel it and your head has to move
I'm 71, but 18 again when i hear this. How lucky we were to have this music in our lives when we were young x
I'm 70 yrs old....this was my groove, they are a English band.Just like the Beatles...The Rolling Stones....we had it all back then...
You guys can't help but feel Zeppelin. Each member was in the top 3 for their instruments or better. It's got that groove.
Not Page. Not anymore. He'd be incapable of playing Eruption. Meanwhile, all pro guitarists now master it when they're learning.
@@williamjordan5554 hahaha, "Eruption" hahahaha
@@modestoney1577 weirdo
Robert Plant’s voice is his instrument.
"When the Levee Breaks" by Led Zeppelin for the win
Damn right!
I actually got sick of hearing Stairway To Heaven after the 1,000,000th time hearing it on the radio. *When The Levee Breaks* is so much better, I love every second of it, no matter how many times I hear it...
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I agree 👍
Now I have to listen to When the Levee Breaks again. I love that one so much!
Robert Plant is one of the best vocalist of all time. Black Dog is probably my favorite Led Zeppelin song.
I am 67 and I still love. Led Zeppelin 70s music is so great !!!
"I'm gonna give you every inch of my love." Yes, it means what you think it means.
Many babies have been made to this song 😉
Sex?!
@@Visual_Gag Sex? Sex?!? Led Zeppelin NEVER sang about sex! :)
@@CyrilAndPriscilla 😂😂😂That’s what they usually sang about.
Lol funny
"When the Levee Breaks" is an all time banger
Oh yesss ..
Try this version...
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It's my favorite Zeppelin song!
@@leemcclements8889 Me too!
This.
They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band..
Led Zeppelin?? Always will inspire generations! Period.
One of if not the greatest bands of all time! The Great Led Zeppelin!
In 2006 they announced a reunion show in the O2 stadium, they received 20 MILLION requests for tickets. That’s how popular these rockers still are.
I remember that. I opened a credit card with a 25 thousand dollar limit.. I would have paid that much to see Zeppelin.
@@lilybats7215 Lol ye with scalpers that would 100% be possible.
I was one of the 20 million!!!
I even registered for the second chance raffle!!! Took the week off from work...just in case...
Musically Growing up in the 70s was awesome, we will never see anything like it again.
I would’ve given my left arm to see them.
You boys have just scratched the surface of Led Zeppelin.........keep going!
This 4 dudes must live under a rock or they are Aliens ! What the heck ! Guys this here in one of the most iconic guitar riffs of all time ! How did you never heard this song before ! Led Zeppelin and ACDC are the top of the top when it comes to Rockbands and nobody else is even close to those 2 legendary bands !
This is a very good example of how music genres sort of circle around groups of people who share it with others. So, many different groups of people lovin' THEIR music, spread it around, sometimes the whole world gets that groove/appreciation. That's why there are people -- especially young people -- who have never heard of THIS great music. It was a while before I even heard reggae music...and some people only know of old-fashioned country music, don't know what's happened while becoming modern, especially since women started writing and singing songs about THEIR lives that, of course, men never knew about. Anyway, enough examples. But it is a really good question -- How di you never hear of never heard this song before... !
How beautiful young people discovering real music.
REAL music. Yes.
It is so much fun to see people learning to love something new.
This song literally changed my world as a 7 year old girl in 1972, and soon realized that Led Zeppelin was the GREATEST band to ever rock the planet! Seeing your genuine reactions took me back to feeling it for the first time again, which brought me so much Joy! Keep on Rockin guys! 🥰✌️🎸🤟
It does my 65 year old heart good to see you young guy's marvel at the all time gods of rock the way I have since day one. Still listen to them daily
I loved it when John Bonham started in with the drums and immediately, all your heads started bopping in time! 😀
Have you guys done, Heart???
Ann Wilson is his female counterpart in Rock
If you haven’t watch, Barracuda or Magic Man
Then, watch their Led Zeppelin Tribute, at The Kennedy Center
Stairway To Heaven
The son of John Bonham plays the drums in tribute to his late father
Jason Bonham
Fun tip nobody has done,
Jason Bonham also has a band, Bonham
Wait For You & Guilty are fab tunes ☺️✌️🎶
Yes! All I wanna do it make love to you by heart
@@1987DaniMac Barracuda! She's singing her ass off!
I saw "Heart" so many times in concert, in Seattle. Ann and Nancy are incredible.
Fabulous recommendations!
Jason also plays with Sammy Hagar.
I loved watching your heads all bopping in time with the music.
Led Zeppelin is the best band ever! Or, as they say nowadays, they are the GOAT!
Best band in history as far as I’m concerned. When I’m in my car by myself, this gets blasted every time on the radio from my phone.
I was ridiculously blessed to have “attended” a Zep concert in 1973. I was 2. I will FOREVER be grateful to my mom because although I do not remember, she instilled my LOVE of music.
Zeppelin is arguably one of the best rock and roll bands ever. Watching yall jam is so awesome.
My favorite band of ALL time since the 70s alot people don't realize they are blues players at heart the songs
Saw Robert Plant in Concert (Now and Zen)...he gave one heck of a concert!!! I'm in my 70's now and so glad you guys are listening to the music we had years ago!
There was nothing like Led Zeppelin performing live in a stadium, the crowd of fans, the lights and the soft scent of pot in the air before the show began. We were all in for a musical adventure and were not disappointed. It was exciting and you knew that you had witnessed what would soon be a legendary band. Nothing before or since like concerts such as Led Zeppelin's.
Led Zeppelin's first album was in 1969, 53 years ago and still no one has come close. Most artists have good songs and not so good songs, even bad songs - every song on every Led Zeppelin album was good to phenomenal, they simply didn't have any bad songs. Even the Beatles can't make that claim, no one can, except Led Zeppelin, they were THAT good!
FANTASTIC you guys are experiencing REAL MUSIC 🎶🎸🎤🎵
Awww, you guys just made my morning!🤣 this was the very beginning of what they call heavy metal, acid rock, heavy rock. Everything else came after. I'm 65, and I remember having to ask my mom as a kid, "mom, what is a back door, man?". She told me too. She said " Well, my dear, sometimes a married woman has another man other than her husband. He's called a backdoor man." She always told it true, just enough to shut me up.
Led Zeppelin belongs to an era where British rock bands were influenced by blues musicians and put their own twist, rock twist, on blues music. Later they would invite the blues musicians who influenced them to tour the UK.
I grew up knowing Robert Plant was my dad... if mom could of had it her way😁 my dad always said... honey if Robert Plant ever wants you, then by all means, Go For It! Lol. Best band of all time💜 when jam sessions meant something.... y'all have to listen to 'Black Dog' & 'Kashmir' mind blowing creation of raw talent!🥰
You and what? About another 20 million of us? 😆
Love it!
I am 66 yrs old and grew up with this music. ❤ Best band ever , Zeppelin!!! Glad you liked it 😊
LED ZEPPELIN's 25 best songs are what is on my mind now.
1) What is and What should never be
2) The Ocean
3) The Rain Song
4) In the Light
5) Kashmir
6) Ramble On
7) Over the Hills and Far Away
8) Ten Years Gone
9) No Quarter
10) When the Levee Breaks
11) The Song Remains the Same
12) Custard Pie
13) Friends
14) The Battle of Evermore
15) Immigrant Song
16) D'yer Mak'er
17) Stairway to Heaven
18) Rock and Roll
19) Black Dog
20) Dancing Days
21) Whole Lotta Love
22) The Wanton Song
23) Dazed and Confused
24) Four Sticks
25) Misty Mountain Hop
Led Zep magic. That's how it's done, boys. The lead singer is a hot Adonis and is at the peak of his powers right there. All British dudes, too. They're mesmerizing. Whole lotta love. Feeling it.
You guys are fun, with such open minds. Too cool. This was our shit in high school. "60's and 70's rock." "Zeppelin."
I’m 62 I grew up with these guys. I still love this band….
Blows my mind . Never get tired of it I've been listening for 40 years easy 🤯
I am 61 years “young” and had the privilege of seeing Zeppelin 2X in one week in 1977! What shows they were! You can tell how great a band is when they play just as well live as in the studio! Also, their music is timeless! Most girls my age( at the time) had David Cassidy posters. I had a 3’X4’ Zeppelin poster!
Young people experiencing Zeppelin for the first time... MUSIC REBIRTH. Love it.
I was born in 63. I will be forever grateful for that..I feel sorry for the kids these days..but there's hope... they are catching on..by watching bands from the sixties and seventies.
Robert Plant and Jimmy Paige one of the best collaborations EVER!!! Love me some Led Zeppelin they have so many bangers
Believe it or not, Led Zeppelin took a sample of another song 'You need love' (written by Willie Dixon) a 1962 blues song performed by Muddy Waters... they had to give credit to Dixon years later. "Whole lotta love" was a huge Zeppelin single in 1969 from their 2nd album 'Led Zeppelin II'... Other Zeppelin songs to check out - 'Immigrant song'... 'Black dog'... 'Rock and roll'... 'The Rover'... 'Kashmir'... 'Good times, bad times'... 'No quarter'... 'Heartbreaker/ Living loving maid'... 🤘🤘🔥🔥
Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe McCoy wrote "When the Levee Breaks" , Robert Johnson wrote "Traveling Riverside Blues" and "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" was a Joan Baez folksong , and though they were criticized for "stealing" other peoples songs, Led Zeppelin was completely on another level. What they did with those songs is nothing short of EPIC ! Even the original authors would agree ! When I was a teenager in the 70's, an old biker turned me on to the Blues. Muddy Waters , B.B. King, Robert Johnson etc.. He explained to me how all the bands from the 60's were Blues fans ( Clapton , The Rolling Stones, ZZ Top, The Yardbirds , The Kinks, and Led Zeppelin ). But when I heard Led Zeppelin , I was amazed ! I realized these guys were punching way over their weight ! They took Blues and Folk music to the next level and then some. Beginning with the first beats of the first song on their first album ( when Page , and Jones were 25 and 24 and Plant and Bonham were 20 ! ) , you can hear the very roots of the Blues being exploded into Heavy Metal , and they went every where in between and beyond. Truly Masters of their Craft !
@@beadyeyedmonster I'm not doubting what Zeppelin did... But they should have given credit to other artists for sampling their work. To their credit, they did give Willie Dixon quite a few props... but to credit Jimmy Page solely for the cover of Jake Holmes' 'Dazed & confused' was irresponsible.
Black Sabbath & Deep Purple never had to go thru those kinds of plagiarism litigation (but all other kinds of lawsuits).
Yes, they sampled Willie Dixon and "borrowed" Steve Marriott's vocal styling from You Need Loving - Small Faces.
OMG I am so glad you heard this.. This is my favorite Led Zep song... Yassssss... Phenomenal live also
I was born in 1963 and Led Zeppelin was IT in the 70's! I also went to a Kiss concert in 1979 in New Haven, CT. My Uncle took me because he had an extra ticket. Not my favorite band but they really put on a great concert! I went to a lot of concerts back then. Jethro Tull, Crosby Stills and Nash, Journey.....I wish I went to a Led Zeppelin concert. I even went to a U2 concert in 1981 at Toad's Place before they were a thing here in the United States. Its so great to watch you guys discovering some great music from back then! It just makes me smile and laugh out loud at times at your surprise. Love it!
Led Zeppelin is my band. I still get chills listening to their music
I have 2 LZ cds in my car stereo permanently❤🎶🤘
Well I'm giving up my age but this is the music I grew up with. 😆 Would love to see a react to Pink Floyd "Time"
yes anything from the 70's especially floyd elo boston van halen ted nugent silver james gang eagles i can go on and on and on
The solo on Time has got to be one of the best of all time.
I'm 28 and I grew up with this too. Truly got into classic rock in middle school and I've been listening to it daily since. I feel that this era, 90's and 00's made the best music. I grew up on bands like Blink and the such. I absolutely love both era's of rock. They should definitely react to Blink 182 and Fleetwod Mac.
@@DemonicTheAngel
Fun fact Zeppelin started off in 1968 way before the 90s and the 2000s.But you are correct it's the greatest music oldies but goodies. 😆
@@kto_66 im not uncultured i know when Zeppelin started. I also know and love many other bands from that time. Cream is one of my favorites. I was just saying that music from the 90's and 00's had bangers as well. Both generations can have amazing music. I'm an audiophile, so i can recognize amazing music from any era. I dont think its fair to compare the eras though tbh. I see why you thought i didnt know lol when i said this era i meant the era from the song in the video.
Some of the footage is from their Australian tour early 70s, I'm 82 this and saw them play Perth, my ears are still tingling, I still manage to rock a bit, mainly in my rocking chair. Love and peace from Perth Australia 😎🖐🎵🎶🦘
brothers this is music...LED will be listen to eternity..every song is different..i get goose bumps even 40yrs later
Love it that these guys are digging it. I grew up with this! I'm in my 60's and still jam to Zeppelin in my car.
Love these guys, they open minded and not all cussing . And they funny too. Refreshing 😁
I was just a little kid in the 70’s when this was blaring in the garage from all the older gear heads in the neighborhood. I was hooked. I love you guys reaction.
When this song came on my car radio ,I would have to pull over and get out and dance. Nothing compared to them ever in my 18 years of life. Love watching you guy's respond to zeppelin too
You need to watch the Kennedy Center Awards where they honor Led Zeppelin. Watch the whole thing where Jack Black introduces them. The whole thing is amazing!! There are many videos of the Awards in Washington DC. The president's are always there too
Kashmir was a rocking Led Zeppelin song too especially the studio version instead of a live performance.
Zeppelin songs are a treasure trove....when the levee breaks, in my time of dying, Kashmir, ramble on, going to California, your times going to come, ect ect that list is nothing...this band along with so many British bands rooted deep in American blues meshed with rockabilly/country southern roots. Rock n Roll was sold back to us 1964 in a nice little package called British invasion......Thank U!!!
All the songs you listed are an excellent beginning. I personally think they owe it to themselves to listen to the entire library. Not necessarily for reactions but the experience itself!
Zep has such an array of sounds they just have to hear them all!
@@DivaInTheWoods isn't that the truth........might as well run it from 1-CODA..........
I think back about how all this music permeated our lives from junior high, high school and college. It will never be recreated.
I saw Zeppelin in 77; I still got my ticket stub! Greatest band ever!
arguably the most perfect rock & roll song ever made - perfect riff- inspired performance - like nothing before or since - amazing instrumentalists - killer lead vocals
Nah bro, that psychedelic bridge is weird. I love it, but it’s an acquired taste
You guys are great . Nothing better than seeing a bunch of brothers head booping to some of the greatest rock & roll. Keep it up.
They were way ahead of there time. The greatest rock band of all time.. it's a joy to see yougins get turned on to some real music
It’s such a joy to see you guys to react to this! This was my parent’s music but I still think it’s so great. You guys might also like their song “Black Dog”, they have so many cool songs actually. If you ever want to hear something by the Beatles, I would recommend a couple songs: Come Together and Don’t Let Me Down. Cheers guys!
Dazed and Confused, Kashmir, Immigrant Song, Since I've been loving you, When the levee breaks or Going to California by Led Zeppelin are all good plus many more.
A few groups you guys should check out are,
Rush
Tool
Rage against the Machine
The Doors
Pearl Jam
Just to name a few I don't believe you've checked out.
Neil Pert on drums
@@MissionMichelle911 YES!!!!
Yessssss!!!!!! That reaction!!! I love it! Grew up in New Zealand as a youngin listening to led Zep. Your reaction makes me feel happy af! ❤❤❤🎉
My all time favorite Zepplin song is When the Levee Breaks!
So many great bands from this time frame. I’m so glad my family introduced all different genres from all time frames while I was growing up. There is a whole lot of great music out there. Keep exploring and enjoy!! ♥️
Dazed and Confused, Live at MSG in 1973! Jimmy Page’s guitar solo is amazing!!!!!!
They're The Greatest Band Ever!!!
Hmm idk many good bands out there in the 70s and 60s but Robert plant voice is one of a kind but Greta Van fleet impressed me
I love watching you guys!!!😂. I’m 70 and I was a teenager during this music. It was awesome then and it’s awesome now. I love it that you love it!!!
Led Zeppelin!! Nothing else like them. Glad you guys are discovering one of the greatest bands of all time!
Every Led Zeppelin song is Awesome!! Try - Kashmir - Immigrant Song - Black Dog - Rock n Roll - Over the Hills and Far Away - Dazed and Confused - Ramble on - Going to California - Dyer Maker - When the Levee Breaks - No Quarter - Fool in the Rain - All my Love - ......and many many more!!!
The Greatest Rock Band to grace the earth IMO... song is a classic an straight banger!
The best part of this video is how y’all put El DeBarge in a Time Machine and brought him back to experience the incomparable power of Led Zeppelin. “Rhythm Of The Night?” Indeed!
Hey boys, Led Zeppelin was the forerunner of rap, r&b, grunge, metal and many more music genres. Without Zeppelin, people like Lenny Kravitz ,Prince, Queen and Aerosmith would not be singing the way they did. Show them some respect, boys! They still hold the guiness record for the biggest crowd attendance ever at their concerts in the US, beating even The Beatles.
The greatest hard Rock & roll band ever! You really need to play more.
First time I heard this song in 73, I was blown away. Learned to play it on guitar 24 years later. I remember the looks from guys on a guitar store in Japan when I played the guitar solo break using a Gibson SG plugged into a Marshall.
Oh the memories. Brings back high school days when we enjoyed the best music and best bands, ever!!!
Been listening to this song and this band since their beginning!!!
There is so much going on in "Whole Lotta Love", that you gotta listen more than just once!!!
Saw them do it live at the Garden in '74. I was 14. Life changing experience... \m/