A ROCK MASTERPIECE!!! Led Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Love Reaction | Meet Arthur Reacts
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Welcome back to Meet Arthur Reacts! Today, we're diving into the electrifying world of Led Zeppelin as we react to their iconic track, "Whole Lotta Love." Join us as we experience the raw power, intricate musicianship, and ground breaking sound that has made this song a timeless rock anthem.
đž About Led Zeppelin:
Led Zeppelin is a legendary rock band that needs no introduction. Known for their powerful riffs, mesmerizing vocals, and innovative sound, they have left an indelible mark on the music world. With a legacy that spans decades, their influence can be felt across countless genres and generations of musicians.
đ¶ About the Song:
"Whole Lotta Love" is one of Led Zeppelin's most famous tracks, renowned for its unforgettable guitar riff and Robert Plant's dynamic vocals. This song is a masterclass in rock music, showcasing the band's exceptional talent and creativity. Join us as we break down the elements that make "Whole Lotta Love" a rock classic and discuss its impact on music history.
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It is along with the whole band was the greatest band ever created
I'm 66 and first heard this song when it was released. I was a 12 year old Catholic school girl and that opening riff...well let's just say it still makes me feel the same way. Then I met Robert Plant 18 months ago. He, Allison Krause and crew stayed in my small hometown for one night as they were playing the next day 10 miles away. Long story short, he signed my original LZ1 album. He was lovely and I tried to be cool but my inner 14 year-old self was losing her mind. It was like looking into the sun. Absolute Rock God.
You are so lucky to have met the ROCK GOD, Iâve heard him & Page are so down to earth great guys. I think compared to the majority of celebrities, they love their fans. Us fans didnât listen to the critics, talking shit about them. Thanks for sharing your story.
That's so cool!
So jealous you got to meet him, bet that albums worth a lot now đ
And it always will just like hearing it for the first time. I get goosebumps
Iconic song indeed.
Plant is the greatest - power, tone, range, emotion and mystery in that voice. â€
I totally agree, nobody else can do what he does with his vocals, he adjusts them perfect for every song. My favorite vocalist.
â@@sicotshit7068 Very well said, doesn't sound the same in any song.
Talking about singers,Brad Delp of Boston is so underrated.
John BonhamâŠ.the god of rock drumming! L.Z. The GOATS OF GOATS! đđ„đ„đ„đ„đ„đ„đ„đ„đ„đ„
Robert Plant is the greatest vocalist without doubt because he's able to interpret so many different styles. No doubt he's the top dog.
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Some years back I saw an interview with founder, and bassist Steve Harris of Iron Maiden who saw Led Zeppelin at Earl's Court in 1975. He was asked who had the better rhythm section Sabbath or Zeppelin. The hosts of the show were certain that Harris would choose Sabbath for the simple fact that Sabbath was heavier than Zeppelin, and Iron Maiden were part of the second wave of British metal. Without even thinking about it, Harris chose Zeppelin. That was also the correct answer. I love Sabbath as well, but for me Zeppelin was way more creative.
Definitely the correct answer!
No sh*t, Rodney.
I was obsessed with Led Zeppelin when I was a kid. In my opinion, John Bonham (RIP) was the GOAT. So were Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and Robert Plant. No one is like them.
Since Iâve Been Loving You, live at Madison Square Gardens (1973), is absolutely amazing. One of my favorite studio songs is, You Shook Me3 great solos of keyboards harmonica & guitar, & Plants amazing vocals & Bonhamâs amazing drumming. Have you guys seen Bonhamâs 20 minute Moby Dick solo, the best version to see him is at Earls Court (1975). He played his solo over 200 times, at some point in a 3 to 4 hour nonstop concert.
Thanks for this video. Really appreciated the analysis.
I agree that Led Zeppelin were a phenomenal force in rock music. Four absolutely top class musicians. (Although in terms of lead singers Ian Gillan of Deep Purple deserves a mention. A vocal range second to none.)
Unfortunately, we never appreciate things properly until they are gone.
I think I am lucky by accident of birth date. I was a teenager in the 1970s. I feel that in terms of music I won the music lottery. Deffinitely the rock music lottery. Great song after great song was being produced by great band after great band. Halcyon days which we thought would never end! đ
Wanna see crazy Bonham? Achillies Last Stand live at knebworth 1979!!
Gotta be No Quarter - for the lead guitar and the slow build-up - would love to see that one from you guys.
Another awesome reaction lads and couldnât agree more with the 100 score! Achilles Last Stand is my favourite Led Zep song - absolute weapon of a tune!
You have great taste in music Ryan đ Glad you enjoyed it!!
â@@MoreMeetArthur must do Achillies live at knebworth 1979...Bonham is magnificent! They ALL ARE!
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I think with JimmyâŠ..heâs âonlyâ in the top 20 rock guitarists as far as techniqueâŠBUTâŠ.what gets him always into the top five rock guitarists were his abilities to create incredible riffs (WLL, Kashmir), and melodies (Rain Song, Stairway etc), new tunings, AND his improvisational chops live, which few other guitarists would even attempt. He went for feel and emotion over total accuracyâŠ.a,ways took it to the edge of his abilitiesâŠon purpose. Do you all realize the sheer GUTS that took? He was OK with an epic failâŠ.but he was always going to push the limits. The whole band did. They all had incredible cojonesâŠ. And then, add to that Pageâs incredible charisma as a guitar playerâŠ..surpassed, in my opinion, ONLY by Jimi Hendrix . He played with such power, passion, and grace. His movements geared to bring the most drama into his performance. His clothes too. He was the whole package sonically and visually, in his heyday. Zeppelin really had two âfrontmenââŠ.your eyes were always on one or the other. Then add his abilities as a studio producer âŠ.someone who could tell the mixing engineer what to do to get incredible new soundsâŠ.and a master âmastering engineerâ. Wow. What a talented man was/is Jimmy Page. And, at least in his elder years, (đ) such a gentleman.
You guys should do Tame Impala
Good rock drummers love jazz. Bonham,Geezer,Watts,Baker.
Since I've been loving you at msg 1973
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Haha definitely true
'Trampled Under Foot ' is their funk record. For some virtuoso bass playing listen to their track 'The Lemon Song'.
My vote for Zep's greatest live performance: In My Time of Dying, Earl's Court 1975. Breathtaking.
Yes and Achillies 1979
Freddie?????????then Plant ?????? Jon Andersen, Brad Delpe etc. Boston was one of the greatest debut album ever like Bat out of Hell. So much great music to discover if you look. Im 73 and just discovered "Nightwish" from Finland. Crazy great live.
They were inspired by blues, a lot of their songs lean to blues and it stands to reason European musicians were big influenced by American black blues artists
You should check out Good Times Bad Times. First song, first album. His drumming is unbelievable. Or perhaps Kashmir at Knebworth 1979, his drum fills are great.
Try Midnight Oil for some power drumming.....
I'll check it out!
Bonham was also influenced by an American drummer, buddy rich, the only clips of buddy playing would be on Johnny Carson
PS...Bonham did bass triplets with ONE FOOT...ONLY ONE BASS DRUM! Bonham followed and watched every cue and improvisation from Jimmy...JPJ followed Bonham and rarely took his eyes off him...and Robert just threw in perfectly...including with harmonica! You dont find that band dynamic anywhere.
And Ginger Baker said Bonham couldn't "swing."
Robert Plant is the best vocalist â€â€â€
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When the gods roamed the earth and still threw lightning bolts.
Bonham is definitely the best drummer ever. And Robert Plant is the most charismatic and sexiest rock star ever.
It amazes me that none of the people reviewing this song seem to notice that Jimmy Page is using a violin bow on his guitar during the crazy musical break in the middle..
Have you reviewed "Since I've Been Loving You?" That's my favorite.
Always a good chat with these Brits - informative and interesting. Keep up the good work.
Thank you, Anthony! Really appreciate it!
Aside from Zeppelin being the greatest, you guys should check out Nandi Bushell. She is a young drummer who caught Grohls attention during Covid. Played a couple of songs with the band before and after Taylor passed. Ahe is a beast on the drums at 13 yrs.
I think your talking about Bonham's syncopation !!
Plant, Mercury are the best. Early Plant 1968-72' was the greatest ever.
You just defined why John Bonham was nicknamed Bonzo
Neil Peart from Rush Goat of drums another drummer I like Ian Paice
Bass Jack Bruce too, but yes JPJ is great.
Jack Bruce is a great shout! So many greats could take the trophy as best of all time!
@@MoreMeetArthur Can I recommend you take a look at a current band that a lot of us older rock fans have fallen for and who have renewed our interest in current rock music; Band Maid, from Japan an all female band that have been together for 10 years now. I would suggest czcams.com/video/yfORoQIqB3E/video.htmlsi=bGH2NuoHPdKsVoHn as a start but you simply can to go wrong with anything of theirs. The Madiacs(!) will follow an tell you all about them if you do react.
PS their bassist, MISA, is also extremely talented, since thatâs where I came inâŠ.
@@MoreMeetArthur Hmm my original reply seems to have gone missing.... Can I suggest a current rock band that a lot of us older rock fans have fallen for and who have reignited our love for rock music. Band Maid, an all female rock band from Japan who have been together for 10 years now. czcams.com/video/yfORoQIqB3E/video.htmlsi=xQWBKrwM58KKPfh1 is a good place to start but you cannot go wrong with any of their songs. If you do react the Madiacs(!) will surely follow and fill you in on every detail.
@@MoreMeetArthurwhat I find really amazing about Bonham, is that he didnât start playing drums until age 15, & a few months after turning 20 being in the greatest band. I also am amazed they were only together about 2 months, when they recorded the greatest debut album. Recorded & Page produced mixed & edited it, in just 4 days & 35 hours total. A live that I really love is, Earls Court the May 25,1975 version of, In My Time Of Dying. Page playing steel guitar, & the great improvisation on that date is mind blowing.
Hey my two informative gentle souls †yr toing @ froing, Absolutely best LIVE performance of ""Stairway"" Madison square garden 1973 is where u see Jimmy in his Absolute-Element of pure-raw-talent! Jus' luv his facial expressions of drawing frm tha' "" God's of Guitar frm above """! Plz would also luv to seeyr reaction to Elton john ROCKETMAN LIVE VERSION @ Royal Festival Hall 1972, Again pure-raw-talent @ its best †@ sending bth of Uuuuusss ' all Positivity Xxx.
You need to hear and watch all their live performances...Zeppelin is the greatest band in history! Bonham was the greatest and yes inspired by jazz drumming. Try Fool In The Rain! Yes JPJ is also the greatest bassist/keyboardist/ mandolin player etc!!! And Jimmy Page is the greatest guitarist as well. Of course Plant is the best frontman and singer...great on a harmonica too!
John paul jones often used bass pedals and played keys and melatron with his hands at the same time when they played live. Truly zeppelins secret weapon. Bonham just in a class of his own although ginger baker pushes him as best drummer for me. You missed Mike Patton as best vocals but Freddie wins it for me.
Plant was way better then Roger ever could be! Because it's the band!
These 2 guys know the song backwards and forwards. Good for them, but this is not a reaction.
What is it then?
@@MoreMeetArthur Maybe an appreciation or sharing or analysis.
Probably right on the analysis!
I don't know if people would click on that title though
Best drummer ever body rich and then Neil pert of rush