I went thru this at age 15. I'm 54 now and know that I have NEVER SEEN OR HEARD ANYTHING THAT COMES CLOSE TO THIS.

Jimmy Page is a musical genius. The Rain Song is so beautiful. Nice reaction.

I am so glad I grew up with ZePPeLiN as a teenager. I truly believe no other band comes close. And I love all kinds of music. ZePPeLiN just had something no other band could tap into.

Led Zeppelin are the best banda ever...

Jimmy page says that his favorite moment and one that he always had to try so hard not to cry in is when the keys come in during the rain song. I saw your face when it happened and could see that something about that moment is pretty great.

Other “softer” songs I would recommend: 1. “That’s the way” and “going to California” Live 1975 earls court. They do a mini acoustic set sitting on stools, JPJ plays a mandolin, it’s gorgeous. 2. “Gallows pole” 3. “Hey hey, what can I do?” 4. “Ten years Gone” I almost hesitate recommend this one so early in your Zeppelin journey... we’ll come back to it ;)

Great reaction man!!! I knew “Rain Song” would leave you speechless, it’s one of those songs where you can just sit in silence for 5 minutes after it’s over... totally in awe. The crazy thing is, you’ve barely scratched the surface when it come to Zeppelin, there are so many more layers and textures to get to... Keep me coming!

You would like No Quarter from the same concert.

Jimmy wrote “The Song Remains the Same”, originally intending it to be an instrumental, an overture leading into “The Rain Song”. Robert came up with lyrics after listening to it and Jimmy loved it. He’s’s really picking that 12 string isn’t he? Yeah ,this was the movie. They each portrayed what image they wanted to represent, including their manager.

As much love and appreciation as these two pieces get - it's not enough. These are some of the most original, dynamic and beautiful pieces ever recorded. Zep have evolved to a new level here where calling them rock songs seems to come up short. These are rock compositions for guitar, bass drums and vox, etc... I have gotten chills listening to these back to back for more than 30 years and I never get enough. In terms of writing original, creative and inspired music - you could argue that they never topped this peak, but they got close many many times.

Notice jimmy played most of the gorgeous outro with his eyes shut

I heard “The Rain Song” was the result of George Harrison of the Beatles saying that Zeppelin never did ballads. You know, there are 2 or 3 long interviews of Jimmy Page don’t within the last 5 or 10 years that I think you would really enjoy. He is an amazing person.

The raw energy of the Song remains the Same followed by the Zeps best composition in the Rain Song made it my favorite by them. Never grows old.

Dude, you give me hope. You are an old soul and I'm digging you !! I'm 55yrs old black man that discovered and was introduced to Zepp when I was 13 yrs old and I was never the same. So now that you have fallen down the rabbit hole, you only have 200 more songs to go because Zepp never recorded a mediocre or bad tune. This is why they are considered " The Greatest Band of All Time " which I absolutely agree with. Keep up the good work my young dude !!!

I stumbled your reaction video after watching these songs for the last few hours. I've been a Zeppelin fan my whole life. Born in 1969. I never tire of their music and especially this Concert footage. Your reaction to the Rain Song actually brought tears to my eyes. lol Seeing someone hear what I hear every time I listen to it. This song is a true work of art. Great Job I cant wait to check out more of your videos! In these strange time music is the best escape!

Man you really bring joy to my heart to watch your mind get blown away by the greatest rock band ever! To see your reaction reminds me of mine back in 77 when I started my journey. What I can say is the gods really came together with this band, they truly had the ultimate chemistry together!

Wonderful to see your reaction to The Rain Song. My favorite Zep song, and in my opinion one of the most beautiful songs ever. Makes me feel like crying every time I hear it, just from the beauty of the sound.

I wish I could experience this for the first time again

These are scenes from The Song Remains the Same movie. Worth a watch

I just found you, Emmanuel. I’m such a fan! Your heart for this song is just like mine. It blows me away too. How could they be THAT good?!?

God bless you. It’s so fulfilling to see a new generation enjoy and love music that touches you the same way it did the first time you heard it. I’m 50 and this still touches my soul.

“ No Quarter” next up.

The beautiful landscape that you commented on is in the hills of Wales. Plant grew up in the west of England, close to the Welsh border, and has always felt his heart pulled to the Celtic myths and the beauty of the mountains there...and to the sea. After traveling and living in different parts of the world for 45 years, he now spends most of his time between tours on his estate....several hundred acres of hills, forest and streams, in this area. He calls it The Shire.....How Cool is that? After all his travels, his heart brought him back to the Shire.

Check out the entire concert. One of their best ever.

Jimmy Page is a Master, playing music that fills the heart forever!

What no one ever mentions is Robert's extreme breath control. He's bare-chested and you never see stress in his chest despite how he's blasting out the notes! So powerful!

When The Levee Breaks, In My Time of Dying, I can't quit you baby, the ocean 🌊

What a masterpiece Jimmy Page is a God

Great reaction! I double: “That’s the way” and “going to California” Live 1975 earls court.

You can’t imagine what it was like being your age, young, alive and experiencing this type of music all around us, simply unreal.

This is excerpts from their film “The Song Remains the Same”. They interspersed the concert footage and fantasy together. “The Rain Song” was written by Page in response to George Harrison telling him that he doesn’t write ballads. So Page used the first couple of chords from “Something”, George’s ballad as an “I’ll show you a ballad”. Also as he strums the last chord line he very deftly tosses the pic to do the finger work. You hardly notice the pic toss. Then he slides one out of his mouth. He is such a master.

To me The Rain Song was a song about the ups and downs of love and relationships and the emotions that go with all of it.

This song takes you metaphorically through a journey of the 4 season's of emotion starting with Spring Summer and fall ending with winter.."I felt the coldness of my winter..I thought it would never go"I cursed the gloom that fell upon us.. ...And then divulges the mystery of the quotient ... "Upon us all a little rain must fall".... Robert Plant 😎🎸

One of the best reaction videos on the tube. So cool to see a younger generation feel the greatness of the greatest band of all time.

The fantasy scenes were added for the 1976 movie release The Song Remains the Same. I was at the Madison Square Garden performance

Reaction is exactly what it should be.. Rain Song an incredible work of art. By musical geniuses. Nice one.

This is one of the best and honest reactions to the "The Song Remains The Same/ The Rain Song", I'm glad you checked out the live version. I personally like the live version more than the studio version, it has a certain aura and cosmic, high free spirited energy, filled with emotion and a certain nostalgia.....that's the best I can describe the two songs. "The Rain Song" always makes me tear up and it makes you wake up and feel again to what's real.

Nobody sang emotions has well as Robert he has so much power and range

They were awesome because they could "float like a butterfly and sting like a bee."

One of the best live performance captures in rock.

The Rain Song, my favorite Zeppelin Song. The Studio version is really good too.

Wow, what a great reaction. I think I enjoyed the Rain Song more than I have for decades watching you hear it for the first time.

This concert was during their 3 day stint at Madison Square Garden in 1973. Footage from the shows were cut together with live action at tge Garden and a fantasy sequence for each member of the band and released 2 years later as the concert movie "The Song Remains the Same".

Dazed and Confused off this album bro, all 28 minutes. You'll get Page's fantasy and some awesome guitar playing.

I saw them at Kiel Auditorium in St Louis in 1970. It was a redo of a previously canceled concert because Robert Plant had a throat infection. When he came out on stage he said... "I think it's been a long time since I rock an' rolled". That song was usually played as an encore. Instead they came out doe 4 encores. After the 3rd one everyone started to leave thinking it was over. They stayed out a LONG time. Finally, we heard them start a new song and people got stomped trying to get back in. I was a little "Buzzed" at the time but, I remember it like it was this morning. I am 65 and an ex- drummer. Bonham was and is my hero. Thx for the vid!

Dude! I'm 56! Grew up wit2 this! Song Remains The Same to me is the greatest live album ever!!! Still got to do Dazed and Confused from the same!! Nice to see a young man appreciate this! Magical isn't it!!!

Im 64 now so Its been 50 years that i've been enjoying these songs, I must've listened to them a million times and I still get goosebumps from the frenzy of energy and highs and lows that possess me till the end. Epic.

I would recommend "Kashmir." it's sort of a softer song. Not quit as soft as this but not a all out rocking piece either. It is also arguably their second most popular song behind Stairway but to me a much better song than Stairway. It has a middle eastern flair to it. But it came out 2 years after this concert was filmed and the only version of it I have seen on youtube is from the 1979 concert and while not horrible, the sound quality and the songs from that concert for the most part are just not as good as the stuff from 1977 and earlier. Also, this might have been the height of page's heroine addiction and it shows at times. So for that reason I would recommend doing the studio version of the song or the version from 2007 when they did their reunion concert. It is telling that the 2007 version is better than the 1979 version. Also, it sort of fun seeing what they look like old. Oh, "Ten Years Gone" from Physical Graffiti is soft and you might even like it better than this. I think Physical is their greatest album. it's a double album and the whole first side is one classic after another. Kashmir is also on this album

The Rain Song is one of their most beautiful songs. Robert and Jimmy are masterful in this song.

I grew up with the Beatles, but Zeppelin was from another place altogether... This segment (Roberts) was always my favorite of this movie.

Yep you gotta listen to No Quarter next, you'll love it

I knew you'd love this one!! You're welcome! Jimmy is truly the best ever! Robert is a Viking in his sequence! Jimmy's includes the awesome 28 minute Dazed And Confused!

Dude u said it- it is the feel!!! The groove is always different and unique with each song

I had green seats to the right of the stage for this concert...amazing! I keep asking for someone to do The Ocean from this same concert and nobody wants to do it....it rocks!

These two songs are my favorite part of the movie. "Upon us all, a little rain must fall," What else can you say?

I’m telling you once you see him use his cello bow on his electric guitar for the song dazed and confused it’s amazing

Thank you for another fantastic Led Zep reaction! 🙌🏼💕 Other recommendations, huh? You’ll find as you dig further into this rabbit hole the ire music is multifaceted. (I don’t think I’ll ever be able to choose my favorite... perhaps a top 10! 😄. If you seem to gravitate (at the moment) to their slower tunes, one tune immediately come to mind: EXCELLENT slow song in concert that no one ever listens to is THAT’S THE WAY, Earls Court 1975! Powerful message about people growing up on opposite sides of the tracks (they were referring a bit about themselves as well because they used to get kicked out of restaurants & bars (in the Deep South at gunpoint even!) due to their clothes and long hair. I’ll BET YOU it will be one if the best acoustic guitar / Mandolin tunes you’ve ever heard (much like Going to California). No drums. It also really shows how genuinely musically talented they were. 💕

Great reaction!

Nice man. Yeah “No Quarter” live.. and “Thats the way” live would be good suggestions for what to do next

Loving your reactions!!! Very sincere very touching ...... The joy you're experiencing reminds me of how I felt some 50yrs ago !!!! Keep it coming 👍

Ever time you will listen to one of their tunes, that one becomes your favorite. 😎✌️

Hey Emmanuel! This took me to back when I was 18 and I started getting into Zeppelin. To this day, some of their music (including and especially the entirety of this concert) makes me feel thankful to be alive. Since it already looks like you're going to be taking a bunch of Zeppelin songs for a spin and you seem to dig guitar virtuosos, I'd recommend you try Sultans of Swing (Alchemy Live) by Dire Straits, it's absolutely bonkers. Thanks for reminding me how it was to listen to Zeppelin for the first time. See you in the next video!

The Rain Song is by far my all time favorite Led Zeppelin song. The band was questioned by another musician, he asked why haven’t they made a ballad? This song was Jimmy Page’s response. EPICC!!!! 🤯🤯💙💙💙💙

I’m loving your reactions to one if not the greatest bands in the world

The Rain Song stands on its own. Because it was segued in this concert doesn’t necessarily mean the Song remains the same should go before it. Both tracks are great on their own and should be appreciated as individual songs in my opinion.

Still, after all these years, the live guitar outro by Page on this song is the most beautiful guitar playing I've ever heard.

The Rain Song is about falling in love and how it compares to the season. May I recommend the live version with just Robert and Jimmy live back in the 19900s after John Bonham had died. It’s the Rain Song. This song is like getting stoned, crying, and making love to the person you love most and have the most passion for too. The hole very very deep. They in my eyes are the greatest band to ever have recorded music ever .

I really hope you go through the whole concert from this movie, but since you said, you love more of the slower song or folk song. Then you will love Ten Years Gone by Zep such a beautiful moving song also. Like the other that have commented Led Zeppelin has a lot of different layers.

I think you would really enjoy their song called Ten Years Gone. I don't know that there's a live video of them playing it but essentially it was written by Robert Plant and it's the story of his looking back on his life and the real life decision he had to make when Zeppelin started the blow up, but his longtime girlfriend at the time said she wasn't sticking around if he was going to travel the world playing music, so he had to decide what it was going to be. This is him looking back on Ten Years Gone after the decision he made.... awesome tune you'll definitely enjoy it

Always loved the Rain song. Ten Years Gone is another classic and rarely played

Check out Black Country Woman by Led Zeppelin, bet ya haven’t heard that one and it’s a lil folksy 🤘🏻

I have listened to this song so many times that I can close my eyes and imagine what note is going to come next! I absolutely love this masterpiece, great reaction! 🙂

The one song transitioning to another is a Led Zeppelin hallmark which were later followed by all other bands and singers in the 70's. The song sounds familiar because almost every singer and band later on sampled their songs 😊

My most loved Zep songs: "Tea For One" and "Down By The Seaside". Check them out!

Welcome to Zep, I got to see this tour live but at the Boston garden. I paid $5.50 legit. And had good seats. Only PF can beat them ! Glad you enjoyed

Thank you for staying focused on the music. Often times people get distracted by the fantasy sequence and that's all they comment about as I watch and want to scream "Listen to the bloody *music* for crying out loud!!!" . So, again, an immense thanks for that. The Rain Song is one of the few that can make me cry. If you want straight up LZ instrumental, watch White Summer/Black Mountain Side from Royal Albert Hall (it's in KZfaq) or listen to Bron Y-Aur (it's pronounced like brawn rawr and is the name of a place in Wales where Jimmy and Robert went and write a bunch of songs that would turn up on the 3rd album). It's short but very sweet. In fact, most of the third album has acoustic guitar, so you should check it out in its entirety. Thanks again. Cheers!

When at 59 yrs old I can say , when you go down the rabbit hole of Led Zeppelin there’s no going back .

I don't know why they can't be played apart, except in the mind of the record collector they're consecutive tracks on 'Houses of the Holy' (their album at the time). But it is difficult to think of one without the other following it.

Nothing like Zeppelin. They are in a class by themselves. 😎

Jimmy self taught how to play genius

The Rain song is such a powerful song. It hit you like it hit me when I first heard it. After this concert- If you want to Zep at peak then 1970 Royal Albert Hall - How many more times and all those performances next 😁

The atmosphere on this song is unique.

Once you go down that rabbit hole of Zep you never really come out , the best

They have a concert at royal Albert hall aswell fully recorded. Must see

hands down jimmy page is the guitar rock god guitarist of all time..

Other softer, folky songs you may enjoy from LZ: That’s the Way / Babe I’m Gonna Leave You / Battle of Evermore / Down By the Seaside / Tangerine / White Summer Black Mountain Side is a solo acoustic guitar piece. Also Bron-Yr-Aur is another solo acoustic guitar piece

This used to be a midnight movie in Spokane Wa back in the 80s. Just imagine very awesome

The Rain Song was written after George Harrison said to Jimmy Page that Zeppelin was great but lacked having written any ballads. This was his response

Keep up the good work. btw, the entire Dark Side Of The Moon album should be listened to all in one sitting. This is one of my absolute favorite songs. Clips are from The Song Remains The Same film. “Upon Us All A Little Rain Must Fall.”

Lovely reaction... heartfelt for sure...

Robert the No.1 Rocker Chick Magnet of late 60s and 70s.

This song combo is an emotional experience.

I've seen a lot of "....reacts to Led Zeppelin" on KZfaq, and yours is the best, Emmanuel. It's authentic, and thoughtful, and appreciative. Great job, man, and I hope you keep more of these videos coming. I know how you like "How Many More Times" on the 1st album. You should check out the Royal Albert Hall version that's on the How the West Was Won DVD if you can get your hands on it. It was taken off of KZfaq (assume for copyright reasons), and I don't know of any other digital editions, so you might just have to spring for the DVD box set. Well worth it, though.

a lot of good zeppelin tunes no doubt but in my opinion this was the pinnacle, this concert this song, it really cannot be topped.

The most beautiful song Led Zeppelin wrote...The Rain Song I bet you got goosebumps

The best and always will be! 🙌🙌🙌

The 3 piece band that sounds like an orchestra with Robert adding his incredible voice. Robert used to wear women's shirts so they fit too small. Rain Song is Zeps most beautiful song to me.

And remember that was "LIVE" ! and not just live but 1973 recording technology Live !! ... for more Absolutely Amazing Zeppelin Live check out "Bron yr Aur Stomp" (about Robert Plants dog Strider) from Earl's Court 1975, along with "Going to California" live at the same concert ... its their acoustic portion of the show and it is Fabulous !👍🏽 Great reactions keep on Rocking 🤘🏼✌🏽🎼🎸

Nice reaction my friend, I really enjoyed it. I recommend Since I've Been Loving You

This is nearly the pinnacle for them - and most of Physical Graffiti. Page isn't as technically accurate as some players (his good friend Jeff Beck comes to mind), for creativity, pushing the envelope and feel, it's hard to fault him. And what a producer, on top of all that - his mastery of studio techniques was groundbreaking