I kept thinking to myself "If it wasn't for JPJ and Bonham, this shit would completely fall apart."

As great as this is, the 1973 live version is on a whole other level, and has the greatest guitar solo ever recorded.

You say you've never seen anything like this. The were so new and fresh and ahead of their time that WE'D never seen anything like that back then!

"Is that a fucking *gibberish and hand waving*?" This is exactly how I reacted the first time I saw that

You should watch the 1973 MSG one...28 minutes of guitar work you will never see again!

Historians won't need to unearth this band. It'll be on playlists for the next thousand years.

Each member of the band is spectacular. Can you hear JPJ on bass and Bonzo on drums??!!!

YOUR reaction was MY reaction. I have never seen a performance like this ever before. It was magic! Where did this level of talent and creativity go? God knows I hope it comes back!

I’m in the US and it’s so nice to see a reactor In the UK with so much fun energy! 💜

This is the most complex rock band ever. LEGENDS.

I saw them 4 times live playing. Thier is nothing like Led Zepplen. Jimmy Page i got his attention screaming an he played the quitar over his head .Noded to me. Love them.

I saw Led Zeppelin perform this in concert in 1969 and 1970. It was electrifying to experience in person.

There are bands that mark times and then there is the one that marks the history of Rock in the first place 50 years later. LED ZEPPELIN . Incredible

See those doddery old folk in the street? Remember - this is what we grew up on! I'd love for you to react to "Since I've been Lovin' You" at Madison Square Garden. Fantastic vocals and Jimmy Page absolutely shreddin' it. British blues/rock at its' finest!

Every song is this good! And this is why Jimmy Page is the greatest guitarist on the planet!

The GOATS!!!!! PERIOD!

You need to watch this entire concert. It's Royal Albert Hall performance.

When Zep Ruled the World!!!

Foreigner Juke Box Hero !!!! FIRE !! First time i heard it was on a reel to reel the sound was great in the 80 !!!

No clown suits, no make up, no pyrotechnics. Nothing but balls to the wall Rock & Roll.

Welcome to the greatest band to ever grace the stage.they were then, they are today ,and will forever be tomorrow.

Probably the last time the bassist John Paul Jones got so animated on stage since he rarely moves on stage but for him this was outright crazy

No one can touch the mighty Zep !!

LED ZEPPELIN will save the world, ops... they already did it.

The harmony between Page and Plant is 2nd to none. Most bands can't even do this well with their voices yet they do it with a voice and a guitar.

Just too good for any words. The drums the bass the guitar the voice Led Zep a thing of BEAUTY

One of the songs that needs to be heard at unspeakable volume at least once in life.

As magnificent as this version is and it really is. There's an even more mind blowing version from mag 73. It's 29 minutes long and will alter your mind forever when you watch it

Thanks for doing this video-great choice. This performance is on another level!! To think Jimmy was turning 26 Robert & Bonham were 22 JPJ 24 still blows me away- the creativity and tightness within this band is mind blowing! Agree the solo was more evolved in 73(The Song Remains The Same MSG) but the whole concert(including WLL) really gave the idea how huge & versatile they were going to be.

Hendrix ,Page ,and Clapton where all on a different level in the 60/70

That was like twenty minutes of killing it

How many more times same concert do it it's fire af

This song's title defines every sound that follows it.

Of the gods. Thanks for your "mind-blown" reaction. Awakening.

the coordination needed to pull this off live on stage with such high tempos and all the switch ups is only achievable by the mighty zep

That song puts the music right in your face. That is one live song I can't get enough of by all the musicians here.zep will always be number one soul train bro won't say it but they were better than any band around this era.

I was 12 when I heard the intro of BLACK DOG/ I have been playing that song ever since. I am 62. And there were 3 albums alteady released. I love the Harmonics on the intro of this song and it just builds on and on/ Nerver saw this version. Been playing this for 50 years/

Zep were always a jam band, they all knew what the others were up to.

Yes, it's a cello bow, bigger cousin of the violin bow. It fetches some pretty fantastic sounds, of which Jimmy is master. Me- I love the call and response between Robert and Jimmy, that any blues lover would be proud to know. Next you might want to check out their FUNK prowess: Trampled Under Foot- Live at Earls Court 1975.

You got knee deep in classic Zeppelin. I hope you love em as much as I have the last 50 years.

DAZED AND CONFUSED!!!... And the song, too :D

Got to watch this 2 or 3 times to to watch Plant & Page and then to watch JPJ and Bonzo. The drums here are insane. And JPJ was rocking it with him! Just a great performance. Loved watching it with you

You know which channel I think is super underrated? Metal Piano Music. The guy spends weeks composing classic metal songs into classical/relaxing piano pieces and he hardly gets any views. I love his arrangement of Holy Diver by Dio. That dude deserves millions of followers 🤘🏻

Robert Plant is a god!

Jimmy was is and will always be the greatest guitarist of all time what makes him the best is his versatility and experimenting with sounds you have never heard with the guitar, and that's why he's better than jimi hendrix imo, fire

You’ll say that again when you react to the MSG ‘73 live 👈version! 🎸

You need to hear How Many More Times from this same show.

Page is a master with a guitar give him a bow and he will do something unexpected

How many more times live from the same show. It’s unreal!

It is performances like this that caused their celebrity to just blow up. They were the biggest thing going and became that way super fast when the word got out - and without email, texts or the internet

This performance was recorded on guitarist Jimmy Page's 26th birthday. This is a reworking of a song by the same name by Jake Holmes and yes, it's about relationship problems. Jimmy reworked that song to perform when he was with The Yardbirds, then reworked it yet again for Led Zeppelin. Jimmy wasn't the first to use a violin/cello bow on the guitar, but it has become synonymous with him. Believe it or not, the live version from MSG in 1973 is even better. It's about 10 minutes longer (28 minutes total) and while you may notice some similarities it is truly another beast altogether. Zeppelin easily had 3-hour concerts because the improvisation was off the hook. I hope you do a reaction to the MSG version of this - it is worth it. If you do, you'll get to see Jimmy's "fantasy" sequence. Each member had one due to having to fill time because they had filming problems. Jimmy's is supposed to represent the journey for knowledge and wisdom. **fingers crossed you do a reaction to it**

Bad assery at it's best.

This is the 1st time I found your channel. When you said "welcome my coloured friends" I thought "yes I'm coloured, Cream," You have earned,👍👍👍👍👍 You are 1 of 3 reactors that haven't stopped the music video, all the others I've seen stop / pause 3 or more times.. when they do that, it crushes my sol a little, because I love singing along with the music of my youth. As you young people are experiencing for the first time & enjoying as well.. Wishing you all the best from 🇦🇺🦘 And stay safe from COVID..🤠

First concert I ever saw was Led Zeppelin, 1975, in St. Louis. That was the Physical Graffiti tour, and our show was in Feb, a month or two or so before the album itself was released. Still remember hearing Kashmir (for the first time) at that show and being amazed. The show was 3-1/2 hours long and included 3 encores. The final encore happening spontaneously, with the house lights up and everyone in the process of leaving. The story I've heard is that Page got the idea of the cello bow from a fellow sessions musician, who asked him if he'd ever considered it. It has since become a signature move for him. And, yes, they were a very improvisational band. I've read that they purposely structured their songs when they wrote them with certain "jumping off points", that allowed them to smoothly transition to an extended solo session, song medley, etc., and then just as smoothly back into the original song. You can see the evidence of this in any live recording. I'm not sure you could find two live recordings of the some of their songs by them that would actually sound the same. The original studio version of this song is 6:27 and appears on their first album.

Led Zeppelin is one of my favourite bands and I saw them live back in 1970. Another band for you to check out is Rush. One of live performances is Xanadu from Exit Stage Left 1981. it is brilliant!! Cheers 🇨🇦

Oh yeah....Zep @ their best...

Great reaction !!! 🙃

Your musical taste and understanding is impeccable.

you english can hear your accent. Albert Hall. iconic. am sure you been there ? what a concert. wow c

Ah. The 70’s. ❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

You shook me

73 MSG is the way...

Organised chaos is exactly right! Imagine how hard a band has to work to be so tight during a piece that feels like it could fall apart at any second! Incredible.

Robert Plant and John Bonham were 21 years of age here. Let that sink in.

When you were talkin bout a bus trip in musical adventure I could help but think “Magical Mystery Tour”

GOATS! Robert Plant Singer, Lead Guitar Jimmy The Man Page, John " Bonzo" Bonham and on keyboards and Bass Guitar John Paul Jones!! These guy are my fav band and the best ever!! I seen Jimmy Page with the Black Crowes in 1996 and it was truly unbelievable!! Ever song is a hit! Play some Black Sabbath and you will love them!

15min. This is the short version.

Native British culture 🇬🇧

Great video selection, I'm sure you noticed how high they were on stage yet they never skipped a beat bands today can't do that, they won't even have a beer before they go on stage

that was great . thanks for sharing . . best breakfast ever . 540 a.m.

I just realized beating that bass up

Your reaction (which is great) reminds me so much of myself and many others I've seen over the years when they get first dose of Zeppelin. I'm jealous of anyone who saw Zep live during their first four years of existence '68 through '72. Those were their lean & mean pre drug & alcohol abuse days when Led Zeppelin were regularly turning in 3 to 4 hours of the greatest live rock performances in history. Yes, I know they were also great after '72, but those first 4 years were invariably mind boggling.

This entire show is the best zeppelin ever captured on film in my opinion. Side note, it was Jimmy Pages birthday (23rd?) and his mom knitted him that argyle sweater vest….be still my heart.

Besides Jimmy's guitar mastery, kudos to JPJ and Jonesy; what a rhythm section!

This is a great version. Zeppelin still in their infancy. Jimmy is a young guitar god here. Robert was 22years old Jimmy 26 Bonzo 22 JPJ 24….but ….now fast forward 3 years to Madison Square Garden live concert made into The Song Remains The Same movie….it’s 28 minutes that is a total game changer!!! You see not only as musicians how they’ve matured but how Pagey in particular can send you on a one way journey to happy town with his most EPIC guitar solo!!! Violin bows were getting shredded at MSG for sure. I believe most reactors shy away due to the length but…. It goes by so fast imho bc I’m just so transfixed on each member doin’ their thing. But that guitar 🎸 solo oh that is just other worldly!!! Even if you don’t do it on your reaction channel then I would not be a true blue Zep fan if I didn’t encourage you very strongly to watch it on your own time!!! Cheers !! Keeping rock alive & well 🎸🎼🥁🎤🔥🎹🎵🎶🪶🇺🇸❤️🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Automatic like on this one. I can't wait!

What a joy to watch this with you! Subscribed.

That's right plays it with a violin bow same way it is on the album A lot of people copied it

Welcome to the Zeppelin rabbit hole

Love your reaction! Recommend doing Whole Lotta Love from this live performance as well. You're gonna love it!

I'm glad you did this version, I honestly think it's the best one out of all the live versions available. It's less flashy than the MSG one certainly, but it's not really even a performance, it's... a ritual, maybe? Something along those lines. I'm sure Jimmy Page would agree. It's also the best footage of Jimmy playing his guitar with the bow, allowing us to see the technical details of it.

I recommend no quarter by the mighty LZ... another milestone in greatness

That song is off their first album when they were young. Rock Gods from the beginning.

....................Never Before....Never Since ....................

Watch the rest of this concert, especially “White Summer”. What a great guitar solo!!!

Love your review mate. Reckon you are unique. the way you translate your feelings. Enjoy the journey. BTW you bang on re this Gig. They HIGH on Drugs (all the best music is made conceived played under the influence ) it’s organised chaos as you say. but it works. like FREE JAZZ. reminds me of the John Coltrane Jazz , Indian music , psychedelic, blues , rock it’s all there.

There is allot of anger in this song……Of course, listening to studio version is always good, but really, just looking up the lyrics will be enough to understand. “Been dazed and confused for some long it’s not true….wanted a woman…..never bargained for you”. At one point he says “Soul of a woman was created below”. He’s really pissed off. This is an excellent version, but the real mind blowing one is the 1973 Madison Square Garden version…..about 27 minutes long…and since it’s from Zeppelins movie The Song Remains the Same, there is a fantasy sequence in it as well as concert footage. It is a dream-like sequence of Jimmy’s in which he is seeking for knowledge about meaning…and comes to find that the answer is to found within himself. The fantasy and Jimmy’s playing mesh so well together that it’s gobsmacking. I hope you react to it …..we would all like to see you do it.

Welcome to live zeppelin!!! They were untouchable live. Jimmy's using a cello bow on the guitar. This gig was jimmies 26th birthday. They regularly did 3 hour gigs no breaks and iirc the longest was over 4 hours straight

Hey, another killer song "PRIMAL SCREAM" from American band MOTLEY CRUE !! I will subscribe bc I like your vibes. 😊 Hello from TEXAS

They can make silence sound EPIC!!!

Listen to the studio with headphones

The cello bow is Jimmy Page's signature. I saw them in 1977 and he just blew me away with his god given talent.

Check out the bass player he's really really kicking it of course my boy bonzo on the drums

Greatest 10 Gifted Guitarist to ever live 1) Jimmy Page, 2) Jimmy Hendricks, 3) Bon Jovi, 4) Joe Bonamassa, 5) BB King, 6)Eric Clapton, 7) Stevie Ray Vaughan 8) Muddy Waters 9) Tie Derek Trucks - Albert King IN MY OPINION!!

Yes, it's a great... "cover". They didn't credit it (and it doesn't sound in favor of this great band) but it's a song by Jake Holmes, which they just tweaked a little. Zeppelin never wanted to give royalties to the author of the song, even though it is clearly a Holmes song (you can also find the original version on KZfaq and you can hear that it is exactly the same song a little retouched).

Nice hat.

Great 🎵 song bro. IMO I think the studio version is better. But either version rocks!!!

Keep in mind that much of this, and other songs in their repertoire, is improvised. I don’t think they ever performed this song exactly the same way twice.

A little too much of Jimmy Page in this performance but their improvisation is top notch! Bonzo is always on point!

If you like live Zeppelin, check out zep boots on utube. Tons of full 3+hr. gigs... sound board recordings.