It's official your now a Led Head!

I am now a great grandma who cut her teeth on Led Zeppelin back in the 70s. So cool to watch these young dudes discovering some of the best of the bands!

My name is Ned and I'm a drummer. There's one thing I wanna say about Moby Dick is the first part of the drum solo, John " Bonzo" Bonham is using his bare hands even in the intense rolling triplets then switches to drum sticks to bring it up a notch. The whole album is a big bad banger.

''Ramble On'' is the jewel of this album ..

Welcome to the rabbit hole 🕳 looks like your hooked. You won't be disappointed

Glad you decided to go on w/ their albums...thanks. This one is a treat. EVERY song is awesome. Moby Dick = the great white monster = John Bonham. PS. Love that you let it play through to a stopping point before commenting. Props.

You will love physical graffiti - 4 sides

“Bring it on Home” live from Royal Albert Hall in 1970. This is a great live performance. Robert does play the harmonica.

You can easily catch Robert Plant image on "Bring it on home" handling his harmonica and then singing on same mic he making phrases with the instrument, with the mouth very close to the mic, same as with the harmonica. Its a very common posture of people (bluesmans) that plays harmonica and sings at same time. He even using the same voice modulation he applying on the instrument LOL (like singing with the mouth almost closed)

There is a 15 minute live version of “Moby Dick” that really showcases John Bonham’s skills 🥁🔥🥁

Really enjoying your reactions to LZ's albums. As for the last song, "Bring It On Home", if that was your favorite track on this album, you'd likely enjoy watching their live performance of it. Check out their 1970 Royal Albert Hall concert version. Would love to see your reaction to it if you decide to do that. As for who's playing the harmonica, while both Page and Plant are both killer harmonica players, Plant always played it for their songs. Looking forward to your reaction to album 3 if you do it. Head's up, though, it's very different from their first two albums. Excellent as well, just a bit different. And congrats on pending fatherhood! 👊

Doing full album reaction of Zeppelin, of course l'm going to subscribe. It's only going to get better with each album from here on. "Led Head "here 🤪🤟

Big congratulations on becoming a Dad!! Daughters are great, I have 3 all grown 30,31 & 38. You are blessed ❤ I am enjoying watching you react for the first time to this music 😊 I remember the feeling we all had the first time we heard this! Nothing like it 🔥

Side 2 is legendary. Thanks man.

Robert plant harmonica n vocals

R.I.P. John Bonham.. Drummer Extraordinaire….

The GOATS! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Congratulations on becoming a dad.good luck to you both.

It's, really, great, as an old Led Zep's fan, to watch you, discovering, and enjoying, that kind of legendary albums!😅👍✌️It's like if i was listening to it for the 1st time again with you (in reality, i heard all those songs, 1000 times😅👍, that's why it's so cool)....Peace from France bro✌️

Ok I’m subscribed I see it in your eyes in your facial expressions you’ve been well and truly ZEPPED your doing this the right way start to finish I’m with you all the way BUT be warned this is it you’re now climbing to the summit once you get there you’ve listened to the best no band can surpass the mighty Zeppelin !!!!!! Nuff said enjoy 😎😎😎

Please keep going with Zeppelin!! Gotta see Bring It On Home live at Royal Albert Hall!!

I bought my first LZ album in 1972 which was Led Zeppelin II, then LZ III, then LZ IV followed by Houses of the Holy. Legendary set of vinyl and I still have them!

Your daughter will still hear this when she is the age I was when I went to the record store to buy it when it first came out. Thanks for the great Friday afternoon

Thank You! I cannot explain how much fun it is listening and watching you react what I know is coming! I keep thinking, I hope he ready for this! Great job! Keep on

This my fav Zep album...when I was 13 or 14, I stole 20$ from my Dads sock drawer..I was an Air Force brat living in Hawaii, caught the bus from Hickam AFB to the Ala Moana mall and bout this album...when it first came out...been with me ever since

Zeppelin rules…

Glad you liked this one. This is truly one of the greatest albums of all time. Just ran across your channel tonight - glad to support another Denver local!

First off, congrats on the upcoming birth of your little girl. If you expose her to Led Zeppelin she'll fall in love with them like million's of others. You asked about live versions of Zeppelin, watch the Knebworth concert from '79, recorded shortly before Bonham's death. As far as live recordings, How the West Was Won is considered their finest although The Song Remains the Same was first. It's a triple cd with a 25 minute version of Moby Dick as well as an incredible version of Ramble On and Bring it on Home

Yeah🤘🏻 Led Zepp👌🏻the old rock is the best 🎤🎸🤘🏻 🇬🇧

Now you need to hear Bring it on Home live Royal Albert Hall 1970 and hear Robert Plant on the harmonica live.

It is Robert Plant on the harmonica.

Yes, Robert plays Harmonica on a bunch of Zep tunes

Zep II is my least favorite Zeppelin album. Not because it's bad, it's fantastic. Blew me away the first time I heard it. It just got played to death when I was a teenager. Their debut album is still my favorite. I think the second one came out so quickly after the first album, that LZ 1 didn't have time to sink in for a lot of people, so it sorta got overlooked compared to LZ 2. My favorite from it is the last track, Bring in On Home. That's a badass guitar riff.

My favorite LZ album.

Ben a Zep fan since the beginning. Enjoy watching you discover Zep, brings back many memories of our fun hippy youth. You could go down the Zep Rabbit Hole very deeply. Many of us are well versed on them, their lives, families and all things Zep, like old well known friends. Robert Plant had his 75th birthday yesterday, Aug. 20th. Robert plays the harp. He continues to do so today with his bands through the decades. Hope to be with you through all the albumes. They did not allow 45s to be released.

Yep, Robert plays the harmonica. He's pretty good too! :)

Moby Dick live at Royal Albert Hall 1970 is a drum clinic. It's distinct from the other live performances of the song/solo. Thank you LIL J for starting from the beginning with Led Zeppelin. As a Beatles fanatic, I'd recommend doing the same starting with A Hard Day's Night. Most people recommend starting from Rubber Soul and progressing on but many great hits are missed in doing so. The early music may sound dated but I'm believing your ears will be able to hear the genius. Your reacts are A-A-Absolutely Filthy!! Thank you and God bless :)

You are a great reactor. - and I can tell you have a lot of heart. I noticed the 'digital' sound comes through at 3:00 ish - when it gets quiet. There's a lot of 'background digital reverb' that is actually distracting - and I hope you can do something for your own listening pleasure: Find the vinyl, buy an old school record player and some decent speakers. Do it was it WAS DONE. ;). Seriously though, there's a warmth and *envelopment* we can't recreate online.

I'm having a ball watching you react to my rock heroes, Watching you letting the music dig down deep into your soul...I know you'll never look at music the same way again. 🍑thanks for these😃

Robert plays a mean harmonica.theyre all superb.

Robert Plant plays the harmonica. Wait till you get to Physical Graffiti and Houses of the Holy....

Who else was just waiting for the solo to drop during Heartbreaker?

Ok I think your hooked. What a wonderful place to be. Love watching young people appreciate the goats. Next zepp 111 let's go.

Ramble on always makes me think about a sunny autumn day with crispy air.

Every Album is just fire from Zeppelin every frigging one /////////

Thumbs up for the reaction, so much fun to share the music, the connection.... Much love brother ❤❤❤

U have the best reactions

The other artists that recorded "bring it on home" didn't do it like this. Robert Plant plays the harmonica.

John The Bonzo, The Beast Bonham is the reason Led Zeppelin was so good. He hammered the drums. Him and Keith Moon (Moon The Loon).

Can’t wait for Led III 🤘🏽

Gotta see the LIVE!

Thank you is beautiful song by Led Zeppelin.Kashmire- actually they are all awesome.

Back in the day, we use to say "Zep's the best, fuk the rest!" Down the line, you gotta listen to Metallica "Master of Puppets" and "Ride the lightning"... 2 of the best hard rock albums of all time. You'll see how Metallica took the reigns from Zeppelin and Black Sabbath (with a few other influences in there) and took rock in a new direction. So glad you're enjoying this stuff! We're enjoying watching you...

It's lead singer Robert Plant playing harmonica.

Led Zeppelin invented BANGERS before it was a thing. If you watch the documentary movie "the song remains the same" you'll see John Bonhams dragster in action during Moby Dick and get some behind the scenes footage too, including their legendary manager Peter Grant who changed the game for artists going forward getting Led 90% of the gate instead of 50% - he also was the one who suggested dropping the A in Led Zeppelin. Oh yeah he also got them their own label to sign bands - Swan Song, it didn't do that great ultimately but they did sign Bad Co. as their first band so....

Look forward to you experiencing Vol III totally different to this one 😎

Jay I’ve noticed, I wonder if you have too, every time you hear a new zeppelin song you say “this is my new favorite”. That’s how you know you’re a led head. Your favorite song is the one you’re listening to at the moment.

The certain parts of his soul that he plays with his hands no sticks his hands.If you watch the Madison Square Garden shows which was at all 3 shows. Also 1970 at the royal Albert hsll.🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

Yes it's Robert on harmonica.

For the future, you should check out Chicago Transit Authority for a full album review. It is a double album and I think you would dig it.

Yep it’s Planty on Harmonica 👍

Lovin your reactions! This album has some of JPJ's most delicious bass lines. Ramble On is my favorite on this album. They never did the full song live as a band - bits and pieces here and there. The only full live performance is at the "reunion" concert in 2007 with Bonzo's son Jason on drums. It's fabulous and so is the concert. Here's a link if you want to check it out. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e7-VepaC19zPdXk.html The Battle of Evermore on LZIV is another song heavily influenced by Tolkien. Can't wait for LZIII. Thanks.

Your favorite zeppelin song is the last song you listen to.

In concert when Bonzo would do his solo my friends and l would go to the bathroom then walk around the entire Forum, find better seats before he was done with "Moby Dick", it was about a 20min. solo👍Hey but "Ramble On" and "Bring it on Home" are my favorite songs from them 🤟🥰

The dude the first time I saw them with his 1970 Fillmore East New York show them about 14 * 15 * once you're on the Zeppelin journey man put your seats in the upright position make sure your seat belts on cuz it's going to be override baby

Can't go wrong with Zepp. If you want to explore the New Wave of Classic Rock, try *The Warning* - 3 sisters with deep roots in classic hard rock with grunge, metal, and punk mixed in some songs. Try the music videos for 'Evolve', 'Disciple', and the live 'Animosity' at Teatro Metropolitan (Mexico's Carnegie Hall).

I hope you watch some of their live performances as they are EPIC! Jimmy Page really shines. Look up Madison Square Gardens show

That's Robert Plant on harmonica

So I love this band cuz you never know what they were going to do some more songs like 23 Songs in one they switch up it's amazing

You will discover that Led Zeppelin does indeed have many more filthy-ass riffs (and many more beautiful softer songs as well, we can't be sleepin' on that!), but you'll also come to realize that some of the truly FILTHIEST ones were right the F here on this blazing disc of an album!

Good for you, get the Led out

Led Zeppelin was never any good at helping me fall asleep. Just when I start nodding off, BANG!

Glad you picked up the reference from Lord Of The Rings.

Robert Plant played all harmonica.

Can’t wait until you hear III and IV Ear worm candy

Before Netflix and Iphones, life was a lot more boring when you weren't outside doing something cool. So believe it or not, kids actually READ. And The Lord Of The Rings Trilogy was very popular when this album came out and a lot of the songs took place in that sort of magical middle earth world

Early twenties...age.

Must see a vid of Moby Dick.

G’day mate, you need to listen to Muddy Water’ ‘you need love’, Howling Wofls’ ‘killing floor’ and Sonny Boy Williamsons’ ‘bring it on home’ they are all stolen by Page and Plant plus many many more, but hey I’m still a Zeppelin fan, it’s what they did with them, but they still should have credited them…🎼

Bro I'm also a hiphop/r&b head and the only non rap/r&b album I really love is Random Access Memories by Daft Punk, check it out !

Haha now he's got two sticks out

III will surprise you.

Moby Dick is a Beast

I don't think they ever played Ramble On live. that's a difficult one to pull off for a small band.

He's not using any sticks during this so it's all his hands like he was playing bongos

Plant

Plant was all of 20

Check out moby dick live

You are so distracted.