FIRST TIME HEARING Led Zeppelin - Black Dog REACTION | JIMMY PAGE KILLED IT!!! đ„đ€
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The studio version HITS HARD!!
I was a kid in the 70's so I was too young to see them in concert. I was 15 when they broke up after Bonham died and with it my dream of seeing them live. My dream came true when Page/Plant toured in 1998. It was a MF BANGER let me tell you! Been to 200+ concerts and to this day it's is still hands down the best show ever!
I had tickets to see them and then the show was cancelled because Bonham died. Dang. Saw Plant alone when he had that solo album - not good but SRV was the opener - great!
I got to see these guys in Seattle just before Robert Plant's young son passed away from a stomach virus. They were amazing! Then Bonham died a few years later and they split apart. Concert of a lifetime for me! â€ïž
Lucky bastard lol.
So sad his son died
I think his song All Of My Love was about his son
He should do that reaction next
I got to see Robert Plant in concert in 2015 he did a few Zeppelin songs and then his songs. He can still jam ( or at least he could in 2015). That being said I envy you girl. Wish I could have seen the whole band together.
I've been to countless concerts in the 60's. I've seen some of the biggest names. I saw Janis Joplin warm up for Jimi Hendrix. I saw The Who warm up for The Doors. I saw Pink Floyd too....but my biggest regret was I never saw Led Zeppelin. When they came to NY for that famous 1973 concert at MSG, I was in the Navy and far from home. I know how you feel dude...I see their live performances and I just WISH I had been there
You don't have anything to apologize for. It's so amazing that you are so open to exploring all forms of music, especially since you are so young. I'm almost 62 and have heard all the oldies, but you give a fresh spin on this music with deep incites that never occurred to me. Also, you are so good at this that I have listened to things I never heard before or heard but didn't like when they came out just to hear your take on them. You (and Chrys) have such an honest, positive, and welcoming personality that really comes across in your videos, as well. Thank you for all of this.
I was 18 in 1979 and lucky enough to go to Knebworth (along with somewhere around 180,004 other people, 4 of them I think you might know đ)
So cool to see anyone today who gets the same buzz out of Led Zeppelin & Pink Floyd đđđ
I'm 62 and I have loved them since I was 10! I was a teen throughout the 70s...best time of my life! Nobody is better than Zeppelin...nobody!
This is from Madison Square Garden in 1973. Other great songs from the same concert are "Since I've Been Loving You" and "The Ocean".
So many young people today miss out on the great music of my youth. It's great that you appreciate it. Still waiting for you to get to their 2007 reunion concert......Kashmir
For me Black Dog is a studio song. I've never seen a live version that measures up to the studio version. But that is a rarity for them because usually the live version is better
Live versions from 1971/1972 equal or exceed the studio version....only available on audo bootlegs, not video.
1979 Knebworth
The live solo blows away the studio but yeah after 72 plant lost his voice so it was never the same vocally
I never got to see Led Zeppelin, I did have tickets in hand to see them in New Orleans but it was canceled when Robert's son died. I did get to see Plant and Page's 1st tour. I've seen Pink Floyd. It was epic during a thunderstorm. Lightening and Floyd đžđ©ïž
What separates Led Zeppelin from more recent phenomenons (Backstreet Boys, Britney Spears...) is that Zeppelin's music has proven to be powerful and timeless, whereas industry- manufactured pop music from 1999 sounds dated and silly w/ time... Something about artists like Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Kiss, Van Halen, Aerosmith, The Eagles, Rainbow, Motley Crue, AC/DC, Queen, The Police, Rush ... appeal to that basic framework of aggression, authenticity, passion, melody, and energy that our minds connect with sonically...
Of course, there are tons of artists from that era that don't get the credit they deserve for their music... one could argue that The Ramones, T-Rex, Slade, Sweet, Mott the Hoople, Blue Oyster Cult, The Sex Pistols, etc. generated a large fanbase, but not enough to take them to the next level of admiration.
As for Led Zeppelin, the band has not existed as a recording or touring entity since 1980. Still, thousands of young fans check out their music on streams & CZcams, and buy their records, download their songs & blast them in their ears. And given that they are free to listen to (unlike me, who had to pay money to listen to their records as a kid) and generate views and likes says it all.
Robert Plant, Jimmy Page & John Paul Jones have all put out records, but have had nowhere near the success of Zeppelin. There was just special about them 4 making music as Led Zeppelin... same w/ The Beatles, The Doors, Jimi Hendrix Experience, Z Z Top, Black Sabbath, etc... That unique musical chemistry created their great music.
One of my fave songs by Led Zeppelin is 'Dancing days'... it's not as heavy, but that melody sticks in your head đ„đ„đ€đ€
Honestly, I read almost half a paragraph,
But LIKE cause u wrote alot
If yâall come to Texas we need to get together, oh the stories I could tell you and the bands seen and concert attended, what a long strange trip it was, and still is đđNow I just raise horses and listen to them, and remember the glory days đđ
Saw them live in Toronto and I've got the T-shirt, lost my hearing for 2 days bro, AND i was 50 rows back. They played that tune. đđ
So many bands to love from back in the day, itâs ok to love em all and have no number ones. depends on your mood and vibe that day that will make them number 1 for that day and time. The beauty of good music đ
Jimmy always kills it! They are magnificent!
I loved going to their concerts... I even went backstage once
I saw Led Zeppelin in concert in 1969 and in 1970. The song "Dazed and Confused" was electrifying in person. That was before they did this song.
I got to see them in 1977 in St Louis Missouri, I was a senior in high school. Will never forget it. I enjoy watching new generations discovering older music. Thank You
That is exactly what Pagey wanted when he formed Zep. A 4 man group where each musician could stand out in their own rite on the first LP. And they do. Saw them live 1975,Long Beach Arena ,Calif. $7.50 per ticket. Met and smoked a cig with Pagey during a break when he gigged with Yardbirds (with Jeff Beck) ,1967,LaPorte Indiana Nat'l Guard Armory. Ticket that night about $1.50. Small crowd where I stood right in front of the band at eye level. They set up on low tables and floor. Pagey was very likeable and he liked my Kool menthol cigs.
All of Zeppelin. Every song
Great video, but the studio version is a must for the first time listener.
There is absolutely no reason Pink Floyd & Led Zeppelin canât be your 1 & 1a.
Glad you're enjoying Zeppelin so much. Don't forget to play them for your friends who've never listened to them. Don't tell them who it is, just play something and see how they react - then tell them about Led Zeppelin.
I was just a young little child when these guys were a big thing...... but, definitely spent my high school and adult life listening and throughly enjoying them!!!đ€Łđđđđđ€©
love your reactions! have seen them 4 times, twice with the original members and twice since then. check out "You Shook Me". you mentioned how you like when each has their moments to shine well "You Shook Me" is a perfect example. All four members take their moments in the spotlight with Page and Plant performing a battle, vocals matching guitar and vice versa, towards the end.
Time for the entire 26 minutes of Dazed and Confused from this concert ! Please review it to see the greatest rock guitar performance ever captured. Must be viewed in it's entirety to catch it though.
Love seeing the younger generation enjoying the older jams! Keep it up!
LED Zeppelin #1 all day long đ€đ€đ€
- Fun Fact - "Black Dog" written by The Great John Paul Jones was the hardest song for Zeppelin to perform
Yes it sure was!
Idk Little Droog but IN MY TIME OF DYING LIVE! At Earl's Court 1975 is gonna change your life
Use good headphones
@@freddyg6625 "In my time of dying " Is one of my favorite songs of all time. "Gallows Pole" is another favorite. I grew up on Zeppelin and Robert Plant's solo albums too. I got to Plants band play in 2015 and he still sounds just as good.
I've seen a lot of bands as well . Can't think of a better way to blow off steam and have a great time in my youth than in these arenas. My first show was poison and. Warrant. Birmingham Al and from there I was hooked . I was 15 and went with my older brothers and sister. It was my birthday present . I came home couldn't hear for a couple days but had the time of my life!
Nobody can come close to Led Zeppelin...ever!!đžđ¶ If you havent done "No Quarter", please do it!! Its a very unique and amazing song!!đ¶đžđ
I seen in 75 & they opened the show with No Quarter, it was a mystical show, I seen them in 70,73 too, & of all the great songs from those shows, NO QUARTER still draws me in like none other.! ! !***
@@ALROB6160 yes, it is a very mesmerizing song!! It kind of takes you to another place in time!đ¶đž
Good on you opening up to different styles of music, I was very lucky seeing Led Zeppelin in the 70âs & Pink Floyd in the 80âs, though Iâm still jealous my older brother saw The Beatles in the 60âs
Saw them in Indianapolis, I went to several concerts when I was a teenager and they were all good.
if you every want to vibe,..watch the film this is from..the live concert in New York..it's called "the Song Remains the Same"...spark a doobie and chill,..you WILL feel like you are at the concert...
Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin are my 2 favorites too!
These were proper musicians...no in-ear monitors..they played very close to each other and picked up musical cues from each other by sight..Ultimate rock band consisting of a sexy lead singer (girls wanted him, the boys wanted to be him), a brilliant enigmatic guitarist, and a rhythm section of JPJ and Bonzo, laying down a monster rhythm that the pretty boys up front could play and sing over..best true rock band ever
This song is a perfect conflagration of rock and bluesđ„
Yeah man, Jimmy Page is definitely up there with the greatest guitarists of all time. If you'd like to hear some more great guitar work by Jimmy Page, check out their song In My Time Of Dying. Achilles Last Stand is also another amazing song of theirs.
Check out How Many More Times live for Denmark Radio in 1969⊠epic stuff by them.
Saw ZEPPELIN in 1977 at Madison Square Garden ny! I was in 8th grade I'm 59 now! Still remember that show! đ„đ„đ„đ„
This is from 1973. At Madison Square Garden. When the band went back to the hotel. There rooms were robbed of $200k
Take a chance and take your girl to a rock concert. Many of the greats still tour and put on epic shows. You need to see & feel it. Bon Jovi, Eagles, etc are touring in 2022. Check Ticketmaster. I understand if you want to chill for a minute depending upon how you feel being in a big crowds now.
Bonham. Is beating the hell outta those drums. đ„đ„đ„đ„đ„. đ€Żđ€Żđ€Ż
I think you've got it exactly right. I put Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin at the very top of rock. My personal favorite is Pink Floyd but even I know that Led Zeppelin is the greatest rock band of all time. Queen is a very close third!
Led Zeppelin was the only band that never put out a single. It made them richer and more popular than any band of that time. They were only together 10 years. When the drummer, John Bonham died, they decided they couldnât replace him and disbanded. John was only 32 when he died of suffocation on his own vomit. They said he had drunk as many as 40 shots of Vidka that day and passed out. He never woke up. He was decidedly the best drummer ever. Jimmy Pagr, guitarist got hooked on heroin for awhile but straightened his life out. They were a truly great band. Jimmy Page was the greatest guitar player in my book. Him and Robert Plant did a lot of things together after the band. Plant a great solo career as well. I wish you could have seen them in person.
Always amazing. Their most intense song, (and the name of a film about them), is "The Song Remains the Same".
Like a whole concert in a song.
Trust me.
My favourite band of all tiem
Love it I saw them Live in 1974 in Denver were I was born and raised they fucking killed it! My favorite band of all time and Pink Floyd my 2nd and Rush my 3rd.........Oh back in the day it was so so good!
Saw Zeppelin in 1977 (I think) Physical Graffiti tour at Madison Square Garden. Good concert. Jimmy Paige played with that damn bow much to long. Last time I got to see them
Saw them 2x at the Fabulous Forum in Inglewood (Str8 California Luv Bruh) 1977 ... check out their live @ Earl's Court 1975 acoustic set they dooo "Going to California, Tangerine, and Bron yr Aur Stomp" no cap thatđ© is đ„Bruh !
Need to listen to the live led zepplin âin my time of dyingâ
When they were recording in the studio there was a black dog outside . It inspired a song . Thatâs where this title came from . Facts
Try Led Zep live, 1975, Earl's Court: "Trampled Underfoot."
We were so lucky in the 1970's to be able to see these bands as it was brilliant, also affordable unlike today when it costs a fortune, quite often friends would just turn up and tell you they had you a ticket to see whoever, also the summer festivals in the UK were a big thing, whole day or days just watching bands. I suppose I was lucky living in London as everyone played there from whichever part of the world they were from. Last concert I went to we weren't allowed to get up and dance or stand up, an absolute joke. We never went to another one after that it was mid 2000's
Yes, Jimmy Page
Please do OVER THE HILLS FAR AWAY and HEY HEY WHAT CAN I DO by Led Zeplin...studio version.
I'm so weird that there are pretend concerts I wish I'd gone to. Over the last few decades, I've become more of a movie buff than a music fan. There are two great music-centric movies that I love. ALMOST FAMOUS and VELVET GOLDMINE. I really wish I had seen Stillwater perform. And I really wish I'd gone to the "Death of Glitter" concert. Neither thing is real but when I watch those movies, I really wish I was there. đ€
btw, Robert Plant is definitely a candidate for 'best use of hair' in rock performances.
It's official your a Led Head Fan
Pink Floyd And Led Zeppelin are both worthy of GOAT status. You got it right my dude, at least in my opinion.
I remember you said you liked the drummers. Well Bonzo Bohnham is one of the best to ever do it. Check out "Moby Dick" by Led Zeppelin. It's just a long ass drum solo.
Long ass solo but it's impossible to have an intelligent conversation about drummers if you haven't watched "Moby Dick". Bohnman plays so creatively with his heart. It's epic!!
Rico has listened to Neil Peart, Danny Carey, and seen lots of Dave Grohl, 1 Keith Moon of The Who song, briefly Collins.
Bonham, Copeland, and Buddy Rich are next up in my opinion.
Well if you have reacted to that many LZ vids, đđœ Page it is. đđœđ
His skills are unreal.
This vid is đ„đ„!
A little b4 my time, I would have given an arm to see this group live.
Really enjoyed the smile on your face today!! đđđœ
Pink Floyd is to the mind what Led Zeppelin is to the soul đ
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im 70 yrs old and led zepplin and pink floyd are my favorite 2 bands of all time
Queen Zep Ac/Dc My top 3 - Metal Hair Bands - Guns N Roses Van Halen Skid Row Bon Jovi --------- I saw Bon Jovi / Skid Row When I was preggo with my first son in 89 ** SO SICK ** But I was on the floor at stage ROCKIN!!! ...... đŻ--------------- Eddie Van Halen Said He was very INSPIRED By Jimmy Page!!! --------- WE LOVE YOU TOO MISS YOUR LADY!!!!!!!!! -- SERIOUS FACT: I Walked in my sons room he is 25 and I had just finished watching one of your reactions and there he was watching your channel I was like no way! LMAO đđđ€Łđ€Łđ€ŁBut My son knows all the OLDIES I brought him up on them but He's All Hip Hop!!!! but loves the oldies too .... He Plays guitar and Makes Beats since he was 13 mostly hip hop rap and trap beats!
A great old band.You would like something different try this for a beautiful song EivĂžr - Falling Free (Live at the Old Theater in Torshavn). She is full of talent.EivĂžr PĂĄlsdĂłttir, known mononymously as EivĂžr, is a Faroese singer-songwriter.Just put your feet up and drift off.Cheers all the best from England and stay safe.
If you haven't done it yet, you need to check out some Black Sabbath. They're in my top three rock bands, along with Floyd and Zeppelin.
This was off Led Zeppelin 4 along with stairway to heaven and rock and roll Check the album out. Got the original vinyl
Robert Plant on vocals
Jimmy Page on guitar
John Paul Jones on bass and keyboards
John (Bonzo) Bonham on drums
Try When the Levee Breaks
The live half hour version
The 73 M S G shows r the Epitome of Zeppelin at their Racioous Rockin Peak, as close as you'll get to the G O A T without experiencing their Live Shows in person.! ! !***]
Badass!! Me and my buddies used to guage which band was better between Zeppelin and Floyd... we just knew that they were the best...lol
Zeppelins "When The Levee Brakes" please! đ„đ„đ„
A Marine Corps buddy of mine called me and said "I've got 4 tickets to see Zeppelin at Madison Square Garden and 2 chicks, can you get here." I told him I was on my way. I bought a ticket and flew to New York in 1973. That was a wild week.
Cool clip from 73 but if you haven`t already you should listen to the full studio version.
Since I've Been Loving You live is ,in my opinion, his greatest solo(s)
In My Time Of Dying, live from Earl's Court. You won't be sorry!
Recklezz u gotta check out "Goin Down" live by Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jeff Beck. Mind blowing !!!
Need to get ya into some ska music next! Reel Big Fish "Sell Out" or "Take on me" is a good starting place, or Mighty Mighty Bosstones "the impression that I get"
đ„ đ„đ„đ„đ„đ„ Always been one of my favorites of theirs! And Robert plant..đ„” đ„đ€·đ»ââïž lol
Enjoying your journey into rock. Suggest Kashmir @Celebration Day. There older but they still can rock. â€ïžâđ„â€ïžâđ„
In a supreme case of irony, the riff for Black Dog isn't Jimmy Page's. It was written by John Paul Jones.
pink floyd - shine on you crazy diamond next reacttt
Live led Zeppelin thank you 1970 Montreux
you have a way with words boss, "dude's on fire"
You need to play that Mr Bill collector by Bone Thugs-N-Harmony
Try Blue Oyster Cult and Deep Purple
It makes you feel something music doesn't do this anymore.
page GOAT
There both top rock bands.
very rock&roll
They named this after a black dog that kept showing up at an estate they rented.
There is a band Sons of Apollo. They cover Pink Floyd's Comfortably Numb. Amazing cover. Check it out
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Dude I have the same problem with Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd itâs crazy
These guys never, EVER, played the same song live the same way twice. . . . . For that reason and that reason only, the best first listen should probably the studio version . . . . .
When Jimmy Page was a session guitar player it was said he could duplicate anyone's style perfectly . All of Zeppelins albums are consistently epic . Pink Floyd cannot say the same thing . The difference between Zep and Floyd is like heroin and cocaine .