I don't listen to Led Zeppelin as much as I used to 40 years ago.... but when I do, so do my neighbors.

The mighty, mighty Led Zeppelin. Nearly 50 years later and it still holds up.

That song is a masterpiece.

Watching Lex's joy of hearing Zeppelin is just so cool.

The amazing thing is, as Lex pointed out, this was created FIFTY YEARS AGO, and it STILL sounds better than anything being dropped in 2022, or anything in recent years.

I think she’s saying it’s relatable even though it’s so old. It feels current it feels relaxed it feels like a friend.

I love how Lex truly gets it. She has the appreciation of all music. It was once written; "Music is the spirit of mankind." Lex, you feel this in your bones, right? Love your channel!

When the music speaks to you it hits you in the gut and makes you feel that you are a part of it. This is one of the great joys that good music brings.

I'm 70 years old. We had to wait over a period of 20 years for these songs come anticipating every one. You guys can listen to them with a click of mouse. Lucky you.

Simply the greatest rock band of all time.

Believe it or not most critics hated Led Zeppelin, but fans loved them and it drove critics nuts.

"This song makes me feel like I know how to play guitar!" That was sweet.

This is my favorite Zeppelin song. It’s so unique compared to a lot of the songs they released. The acoustic intro is contagious. And it’s the best drop in classic rock.

Zeppelin was the greatest rock band that ever was ,4 Michael Jordans in one band ,period ,end of story!!!

Prince once described Led Zeppelin as a Crayola 64 count crayon box he said open the box and each packet was an album and every crayon in that packet was a song. Beautifully said by his Royal Purpleness RIP🕊️

Led Zep is the best band ever!

Brad. What Lex is saying is that their music is intimate.. unplugged in a sense.. and raw, and jamming unrehearsed in your living room. It's more personal sounding than being at a concert a half mile away among thousands of fans. You're welcome.

"Over The Hills And Far Away" is one of Zeppelin's most iconic songs. It's classic Zeppelin--a song that is "felt" as much as it is "heard".

one of the reasons why led zep are the best band of all time

I think what Lex was saying that LZ playing in the now right there in your ear is despite their music made in the 70's is still relatable & enjoyable in today. LZ music has stood the test of time. Even in 200 years from now people will still be listening to and rocking to their music. This is why they are Legends.

I will never get tired of seeing Brad trying to process Lex's honest thoughts on anything and everything!

Brad and Lex are like Ying and Yang, they complement each other perfectly...❤

One of my favorite Zeppelin songs!!

Zeppelin is always nothing short of incredible, amazing, with unsurpassed talent. Absolute rock perfection. 💞✌🤘🙏

Led Zep is one of the ultimate "Air Guitar" bands, for the folks at home. Jimmy Page is one of the two or three for real Guitar Godz.

“I’m sick to death of people saying we’ve made 11 albums that sound exactly the same. In fact, we’ve made 12 albums that sound exactly the same” - Angus Young / AC DC

She said it right. Led Zeppelin is an intimate band. When I listen to them , they're playing for me. I've been listening for years. My favorite. I'm 59.

The best way to listen to led Zeppelin is listen to the whole album because there music was made to be listened to by the whole album they did not try to write number one hits or nothing they wanted you to listen to the whole album back in the '70s you lilstened to the whole album on music I'm glad to see you done some more Zeppelin I love it when you guys do Zeppelin keep up the good work

In this episode of Brad & Lex, acoustic strumming sets the mood before Mr Plant plants himself in the middle of of the mayhem. Brad's claim of chaos, in so many words rings true to Lex as she only stops her "bop" for convo describing the 70,s sound as a jam session in one room leading to a fine orchestral finish in another. Brad isn't indifferent. Brad just is....He does manage to relinquish a slight "side to side sway".

The transition from low to high in a second is phenomenal!! Zeppelin will always be my fav!! Every song induces a "feeling".

Her face... When the drums and everything kick off... ABSOLUTELY HILARIOUS.... Hell yeah girl... Feel it

Led zeppelin has a way of pulling you in & taking you somewhere

Another Zeppelin song I'm sure you're gonna love The Ocean. You're reaction at the end "Oh, so good!", is exactly what Robert Plant says during the guitar solo on The Ocean.

Greatest band ever.

Each member of Zep was the best at their craft. Bonham on drums. Jones on bass and organ. Page on guitar. And of course Plant on vocals. Each one of them could have been the leaders of different bands and would have been spectacular. But lucky for us they were together producing the best music 🎶 of our time.

Led Zeppelin restructured rock. My #1 rock band. Simply the best.

Ah, my favourite Led Zep song! I hoped you guys would do this. I always like to think, every time I listen to this song, when it gets to the early part of the outro, it sounds like a chiming clock striking the hours, and it conjures this image in my head of a man of later years, sat late at night, in an old high back armchair, glass of whisky in one hand, cigar in the other, and he's just sat reminiscing on past loves won and lost. Weirdly specific, but then that's the beauty of music, isn't it?

12 years before I taught myself to play guitar, I always used to say if I ever learn how to play a guitar this is the song I want to learn. I’ve been playing this song on the same guitar for 35 years now…

What can one say.... it's LED ZEPPELIN!!! We're not worthy!!!! Nice show.... nice reaction.

Lex has an extraordinary sense for the music, even though she’s never heard it. I respect that a lot.

This was high school music for me. Houses of the Holy had this song and several other hits on it; that was a must-have album back in that time!

Lex expresses herself so unbelievably well....Brad always looks confused...

Remember hearing this for the 1st time on the radio. I was 16. Such a great song

FYI, that was a 12-string acoustic guitar in the beginning, which has additional strings that harmonize with the main six string of the guitar as it's played. I will point out that even in classical music there are artist that write music that stand the test of time, it is always relevant in today's society. I will add that only father time knows who will and who won't accomplish this feat.

Lex is my favorite female reactionist. As someone has already mentioned, she gets it. She understands what Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and so many other rock bands from our generation are doing. She hears and interprets the sound like many of us do. Brad, not so much. Come on dude, join the party!

One of my favorites from Zep, I have always loved their acoustic side so much, that's why Zeppelin lll is my favorite album from them.This isn't off of lll,lol but I love this style from them the best.

Led Zeppelin has such special seal in their music, they were not only performing or just recording: they were creating. That is the reason you really feel their music so close, so actual and melodic.

This woman gets it. "This song makes me feel like I know how to play guitar."

As usual, Lex with interesting, relevant observations- totally in the moment.

That acoustic intro is just gorgeous. Hadn't heard this in years, first album I ever bought with my own cash. Glad you dug it!

The drummer is simultaneously playing multiple rhythms in perfect time... hitting them hard with unworldly precision often in a drugged and boozed induced state. The sort of mystical themes, lyrics and iconography did get a lot of pushback from parents. In reality, the party was probably CRAZIER than most parents even suspected.

Oh Sis! Where were you when I was a lonely Black female rocker in my youth!!! We would have had a blast hanging out together! How I LOOOOVE watching you "get it!" Love y'all so much! Thank you for the joy!

This is my favorite song of all time. She's right too, this song takes you with it. It takes you on a journey. It starts easy and lulls you in. Then the journey begins. At the end it brings you back down to Earth and tucks you in before it kisses you goodnight. I cherish this melody with all my heart.

Lex, I love you. Watching you is Nirvana. And no, I'm not a stalker, just an old Zep Head. 😘🎼🎶

FINALLY!! I’ve been suggesting this over and over ! This is THE definitive Zepplin song!

Lex is spot on. Led Zeppelin is a band when you are in a car and they come on the radio...you turn the volume up. They are so talented that you want to hear them for real

I always love when you react to Led Zeppelin. I hope you keep the song "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" on your radar screen. It's early Zeppelin and a great song. If you ever do it off-stream - there is a great live performance from 1969 (Danmark Radio) that's really great. Thanks for reacting to this one.

I know ‘Stairway to Heaven’ is one of the greatest songs of all time, but this my favorite Zeppelin song. To sum Lex up, this song is timeless.

When Zeppelin first came out, their songs were not the short 3 & 1/2 minute, AM radio air play length. They started playing them on FM stations. That was when the station in Tulsa, OK would play side one of an album, no commercials, then they would play side two of the album. Friends would get together on Friday and Saturday nights to party and listen to newly released albums. I got married in 1978, FM radio was then doing commercials and playing Zep. If my wife and I were just stopping at a convenience store and Zep was on the radio, I didn’t get out of the car until the son ended. I’ve always been a Zep fan, and always will be!!!!!

I’ve been totally deaf in one ear from a childhood accident when I was 4. I was a 17 year old in 1970. I’ve never been able to get the effect of stereo, especially while using headphones. As a result I’ve missed so much of the music I loved and STILL love. Separating lyrics from the jumble of sounds was almost impossible. Love watching you two and really appreciate the fact that you have posted lyrics that make me love that time of music even more,

I love how Lex is trying to describe some very abstract concept and Brad comes back with something so literal :) Yes the guitar is in our ears ;)

This sing changed my life more than any other song in history. Eighth grade, 2000, learning this on guitar in the basement, feeling the vibe SO hard, feeling the words, being a super depressed kid, finally getting it down, getting a high that was unprecedented just from playing along.

This song never fails to put me in a good mood.

I like how she describes it! She's pretty accurate, Led Zeppelin music is intimate. It extracts emotions from you that maybe you didn't know about.

Love the progression of Lex through the song...that is Led Zeppelin...you get comfortable and then it just hits you....love Zeppelin

One of the best bands ever ! The best rock drummer ever ! John Bonham, you are truly missed . You live on through so many drummers including myself. Thank you. ☮️

One of the greatest bands of all time.

I'm just so proud that I grew up in the age of the greatest rock band of all time & now the young'uns are learning - PEACE LOVE n HIPPYNESS ✌☮

Magic music. Gets you right in the feels. Thank you Lex. You have a gift. Brad has the analytical gift.

Every time I watch you guys review Led Zep, it makes me happy to see the pure delight and joy Lex obviously feels.

I was a teenager during the early 70's and saw them a couple of times. What she says about them is exactly the way it was. They came out of nowhere and just blew everyone away. The highs and lows of their music is what set them apart. They were to the 70's what The Beatles were to the 60's. The craftsmanship and thought that went into every one of their songs will never be duplicated.

Thanks for this reaction Lex. I knew that you would love this song and the journey that it takes you on. It has always uplifted me over the many, many years of listening to it. I always felt that the outro was the sound of going "over the hills and far away" and that final rise from the quietness was when you disappeared in the distance like the setting of the sun- the finality of it all. I think you tuned into the distance part too. love n peace

Lex is so cute 🥺

One of the happiest, beautiful sad songs of all time. That’s what separates Zeppelin from all the greats. They make you feel multiple emotions at the same time.

Zep was so versatile. Every album was so different from the previous one. Was lucky enough to see them in New York’s Madison Square Garden in the summer of 1977.

Zeppelin ! One of the GOATs of old hard rock blues.

When Lex says there's no record company in the way, I'd say that Led Zeppelin, with the management of Peter Grant, were one of the building block bands that reduced record company control, manipulation and oppression. I'd say that The Beatles had already made waves by setting up Apple, but Prince later knocked it clean out of the park!!

Jimmy can play the hell out of an acoustic(understatement). Alot of times Lex leaves Brad more speachless than the music. Funny.

It's always been my favorite Zep tune, and that's saying something!

NO ONE on KZfaq comes even close to Lex's personality and geniune perspective and enthusiasm....!!! You have a keeper Brad...!!! Peace..!!

You guys need to hear their song The Battle Of Evermore, kind of in a similar vein as this one but exponentially better in my opinion. It's one of their best.

Great tune from the Kings of Rock! You never knew what they would do next. Awesome diversity of music

I am a huge Zep Nerd. This is my favorite song in their entire catalog!

As a late teen, I was awestruck by an album I found going through the rack at a local shop. I was forever changed and had the privilege of seeing them at a “B” club locally before they started their first US tour. That was in 1969. There’s not a day since that I don’t listen to at the very least listen to one of their songs, that includes my neighbors! 🙏🙏🤟❤️

They were so damn good!

Pretty sure I haven't seen any reactions to this song yet. This is off my favorite album of theirs, "Houses of the Holy". Great album through and through.

Lex is just saying “Zeppelin just hits different” 😉🔥🎶♥️ Love the ending to this one ♥️

One of my favorite Led Zeppelin songs. Takes me back to my youth

Here’s my technical but not too technical analysis of what I think lex is trying to say They’re masterful at call and response and deeply layered melodies 1. Everything music in is call and response. A musical phrase is then answered by another phrase 2. The music is deeply layered . There’s at least 4 guitar tracks at various points at once especially in between the verses (Achilles last stand has as many as 7 guitars overdubbed simultaneously). Listen very closely you hear the acoustic 12 string main strummed riff but there’s a counter melody over the top played by another acoustic guitar The melodies intertwine creating a big thick layered wall of sound Page is all about swing (playing on and emphasizing the off or upbeat). If you count the music 1 2 3 4 (If you don’t even know how to do that most of the cymbal crashes are on the first beat), most of the versus start on the first beat although that doesn’t apply to every song it does here If you’re counting watch how many notes are played off the downbeat and how often the offbeat is emphasized by a chord or a repeated phrase In other words instead of counting 1234 count in eighth notes 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and And watch how much music falls on the end or in between beats (1/16 and 1/32 notes or triplets). Anyway I tried to not be too technical but that’s what’s going on What makes it even more amazing is there live performances are just as good and in some respects better but for different reasons A lot of the reaction channels talk about how great they are alive but I’ve heard very few people point out the fact that all of that music taken out the percussion and the vocal comes from two people page and Jones - there’s no second guitar. There’s no keyboardist unless it’s Jones playing the keyboard and using foot pedals for the bass but there’s no separate person What they accomplish live is all that much more impressive because of how they do it with only four people one of which is the drummer and one of which is the singer who does not play an instrument Because of how much they layer the studio music they essentially had to play completely different songs live and decide what parts to emphasize and what parts to leave out because almost every one of their songs has multiple guitar tracks layered over each other Songs like ramble on and all the other ones really … doesn’t matter which song you pick Page can only play one part of the song at a the time. That is why it’s so impressive how big the sound is live with so few people playing

Zep was a magical band into story telling as they blew your ears out sonically. Todays music is not this, or even close 😔

I'm with her. 70's and 80's is a sweet spot.

This song is nearly 50 years old. They are timeless-the music never sounds dated. Producers TO THIS DAY are still attempting to achieve this level of production and cannot match this sound. Impeccable production.

Zeppelin made good use of their country's deep literary tradition. "Over the Hills and Far Away" is a traditional British song, dating back to at least the late 17th century. One version was published in Thomas D'Urfey's Wit and Mirth, or Pills to Purge Melancholy; a very different one appeared in George Farquhar's 1706 play The Recruiting Officer. A version also appears in John Gay's The Beggar's Opera of 1728. --Wikipedia

I love Zeppelin's mix of acoustic and electric guitars; there's acoustic six-string and 12-string guitar in addition to electric. The outro is a combination of electric guitar and a clavinet played by John Paul Jones.

The outro led you to the next song albums were a whole production. At the time parents in my school would not allow Led Zepelin. Lex your right about it being in your face.

Lex has such a beautiful mind. When she explained her open door and leaving the room thought it just clicked with me. My God it was brilliant.

The first Zep song many of us learned to play on guitar.

I think this is some of Jimmy Page's most genius production. The stereo placement, the arrangement, everything just-so. Perfection. >sigh

This is one of my very favorite Led Zeppelin song's. So many great memories.

The majority of their albums went number 1 straight out of the gate. They were the original rock n roll goats. They also, respectfully, paid tribute to the delta blues in their own way. Jimmy page was the lightening while John Bonham was the thunder. When the thunder died, rip, that was it. They all were so talented they went their separate ways, but the lightening in a bottle that was Led Zeppelin will never be matched. My absolute favorite band. Brought my down home music to me in a different light and allowed me to discover all of it. I'll always be appreciative.