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This is just the tip of the iceberg! Zeppelin is the greatest band to ever grace the planet! Yes he uses a violin bow to play the guitar on some songs! He uses a Theramin too!

Do yourself a a favor… do not jump around… start at Led Zepplin one, track one… and listen one by one to every song on every album…. See their experimentation and progression… greatest rock band ever…

Led Zeppelin is THE greatest Rock and Roll band of all time! Go ahead, change my mind.

Greatest band of all time... period .. full stop

The first time hearing the wailing cries of Robert Plant is always a little strange, but if you don’t let it take you out of the experience these songs are SO FUN to sing along with lol. Wailing and crying “AH AH AH AH!” In the car never gets old.

sevsimo, Zep, just like Floyd and TOOL honestly don't have a bad track. Do yourself a favor and listen to their entire DISCOGRAPHY. It's freaking AMAZING. 🙏🤞✌️

Live versions are so good to see. They never performed a song the same way twice. They were Gods then and are still now. Robert Plants vocals are so seductive, Jimmy Page did things on the guitar never seen before, John Bohnam on drums was a beast, and John Paul Jones (JPJ) was a magician with everything else. They were a band ahead of their time in many ways. Great reaction!

Led Zeppelin & Pink Floyd the Yin & Yang "Balance to the Universe" back before mobile phones, Internet and social media 🤣

They were certainly one of the most innovative groups out there then and now, there has never been anything like them, they're in a class by themselves

Keep diving into our "old bastards music" it's a one way journey to exquisite sounds

"The old school rock and roll look" made me smile, in the 1970s we literally wore that stuff to school.

Whole Lotta Love was an old blues song by Willie Dixon. Led Zep did it for Led Zeppelin II and was one of the only singles they released. They did not do top 40. they were album and live only. Jimmy Page was a well known guitarist in England and put together a band in 1968. He wanted a group that would so more then standard pop of the 60s. He took on John Paul Jones, he knew from playing studio tracks for bass and keyboard. He found Robert Plant singing at a small teacher's college in northern England trying to break in the biz. Jimmy loved Robert's voice. Robert was 19. And Robert suggested a friend for drums, John Bonham. He was fierce. When they put out their rookie album it shook the music world and Led Zeppelin went on to dominate the 70s. They were and are still the Gods of Rock. They are GOATS. The greatest of whatever they played or sung. They are much deeper then the garden variety hard rock group.,

Probably the most liked band in history. The Beatles were extremely liked too but they did different music than Zeppelin. These songs will always give people a natural high. That's how they were made. Jimmy Page knew what he was doing in the studio. He mixed and mastered a lot of the songs. He was a stidio musician before The Yardbirds.

Zeppelin is the band you want to listen to when you want to run sprints or you want to tear a phonebook in half!! Pink Floyd is the group you want to listen to if you want to float down a river or just close your eyes and seep into space!! They're in a way polar opposites but I've heard opposites attract! However on occasion they kind of crossover and Zeppelin will bring you something wonderful and soft and Floyd will bring you something pounding and hard driving!! The two monster groups that will go on!!!!

Dude if you going to dive into the monsters Led Zeppelin check out these 3 1. "Since I've been Loving You" live at Madison Square Gardens a lesson in Blues/Rock 2. "Kashmir" live at Celebration Day (note Celebration Day is after the death of John Bonham (Bonzo) and his son steps in on drums in place of his late father. 3."The Immigrant Song" official video, you might recognise the war cry! (Thor, Shrek, School of Rock movie)

Something funny to share: There used to be a late night TV show with David Letterman. He interviewed the members of Led Zeppelin once and said, "I explained to a friend one time that Led Zeppelin music was about Vikings, Hobbits and Vikings having sex with Hobbits". I about fell off my chair laughing.

To my knowledge, Jimmy Page was the first guitarist to have a double-necked guitar built for him. It was used to switch from 12-strings to 6-strings when they played Stairway to Heaven in concert. Jimmy did indeed use a bow (a cello bow to some others say it’s a violin bow); it was used on Dazed and Confused, from Led Zep I.

Sev, your totally correct about classic rock having a groove. Most of the rock musicians back in the day (late 60's & 70's) were influenced by old school soul and blues musicians. That's when the genre lines started to be blurred and not so black and white! 😁❤️🎼🤘

So drummer John Henry Bonham who passed away in 1980 is considered to be the best and most influential rock drummer ever. Ask every drummers Top 5 best ever, you can be shure most would name John Bonham in their list. His power and groove were just insane. You like good drummers so I highly recommend you react to "Moby Dick" live at the Royal Albert Hall, London, 1970. Best drum solo ever. Period.

An amazing rock band with a deep blues passport. All four members were masters of their trade and when they came together, pure magic.

I can't imagine what it must be like to hear this for the first time as something "old." I had my first car (an MGB) and this came on the radio as I was cruising down the road - I couldn't believe my ears and my radio just wouldn't go loud enough. Every time I hear this, I'm back in my MGB blasting down the road high on the power of music and high on hash. Thank you brother!

Start with Led Zeppelin I, track 1, "Good Times, Bad Times", then let it play through the entire discography. They changed and evolved throughout the '70's especially after Robert Plant ruined his voice and needed vocal chord surgery, but they still never let you down. Houses of the Holy is their best album IMHO. Not a bad track on it, but that's when I feel their peak was. They were the best band in the world in 1972-73. But then again, 1973-1975 was the pinnacle of rock music. Some would claim that the last two years of the '60's were the best, and yes, they were great and produced some great bands, but none of them really made their best efforts until the early '70's.

Jimmy Page - lead guitar; Robert Plant - lead vocals, harmonica, tambourine; John Paul Jones - bass guitar, keyboards, and you name it; John Bonham (Bonzo) - drums. Four geniuses at their craft. Led Zeppelin has a lot of variety in their arsenal of songs: hard rock, prog rock, blues, blues/rock, acoustic, ballads, and more I can't think of. They are a rabbit hole for sure.

Truth is that there is good music & schlock in every era. The trick is sifting through to the gold. :)

Best front man ever..best guitar ever…. Best drummer ever ….they are just “The Best Rock and Roll Band Ever”!! Yes I said it and no one can tell me differently or change my mind!! Celebration Song, the Rain Song, just goggle them and pick I promise it will be a complete banger!!!

Led Zeppline will never be ‘Old School’….lives on

“Since I’ve Been Loving You” and “Babe I’m Gonna Leave You” are two big favorites of mine. Loved this reaction, thank you :D

Zeppelin is a never ending rabbit hole.

Yes, I believe that those sounds that Robert is making are what you think they are supposed to be! This song is primal.

In the old days we used to call the "Unholy Trinity" the 3 main bands that started metal.. Black Sabbath... Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple..

Zeppelin discography is the greatest ever. Not even close.

Speaking of music for every mood… Zeppelin covers all of the moods

I am 62 years old, fantastic reactions to the great bands of the 60s, 70s, 80s, they were the ones who wrote the history of modern music in a blank book, everything was yet to be created and they did it with a lot of talent, inventing new sounds and perfecting and creating new instruments in the end without them now everything would be different. Good for your musical culture. I realize that today's young people try to analyze the lyrics of songs literally, without realizing the social movements of the time, without seeing that many of the lyrics had to be read between the lines or had a double meaning, many ironic . Like Master Zappa. the youth revolution arrived and with them also free love. Whole Lotta Love is clearly a song of a sexual nature, the sounds that John Paul and Page make and Plant's gasps and screams are nothing more than the moment of ecstasy in the sexual act. greetings from Barcelona Keep rocking

It blew my mind when I first heard it in 1970! But to see it live is even better! I have been blessed to see Led Zeppelin in 1974, Page & Plant in 1994, Robert Plant in 2009, and Robert Plant with Alison Krauss last month. The best band ever!

I know you like good bass and drums. I'd suggest Achilles' Last Stand from the Presence album. It's epic and Jimmy Page's favorite Zep track. Almost Metal and the progress from Whole Lotta Love in style will blow you away.

This song is a love making song, top to bottom, pun intended. And the rhythm you commented about on Whole Lotta Love in its primal, animal, deep, love making rhythm. Thumbs-up for bringing songs like this to everyone's attention! Peace.

Right, this is a montage of live performances. Jimmy Page isn't just a skilled guitarist, he's a guitar god. He's on lead, including double, Robert Plant is lead singer, John Paul Jones on bass, keyboard, & any other musical instrument one can think of, & the gone-much-too-soon, incredible John Bonham on drums. They were one of the greatest metal rock bands of all time. Thanks for your reaction.

As a teeny-bopper when this came out, I barely appreciated it. Now I can see how great it is!

Music is in my genes. I'm thankful I had a family that loved and appreciated music. I don't pay attention to genre's. I would've missed out on a lot of music if I had. I hope you continue to discover new music on your journey and stay open to all music.

Real 70s rock and roll is SEXY AF. This song: Plant/Page is all you need to see to understand why.

A MUST HEAR classic,, Led Zeppelin "No Quarter"

Led Zeppelin was the epidemy of acid rock. They pretty much started the whole genre. You just pop whatever pill you want or smoke a big one and sit back for the ride. When you put one of the most unique singers of all time, add a guitar player that was a master followed by an outstanding driving drummer and excellent bass backup, and you get this. The group is iconic, their music is outlandish but perfect for that time in music history.

Great reaction. As you've already heard Stairway to Heaven, it would be a good idea to check it out live at Madison Square Gardens - Jimmy's solo is awesome and it shows him using the double neck which he got Gibson to build specifically for playing that song. Yeah Page is the only guitar player in the band

You’ve opened a BIG Bear Rabbit Hole! Led Zepplins Library of Music is the Groundwork of Rock! Best Rock and Roll Band Ever! Dive in! Can’t hurt to start with their 1st Album from here!!!!! Oh and I haven’t seen any reactions to Yes! #1 Progressive Rock Band ! The Talent in the Bands of the 70’s is Legendary and is the music of my life! So much to choose from..all genres out of the 70’s were Historical! 🤘

sevsimo, if LED ZEPPELIN had a baby with PINK FLOYD, their kid would be TOOL. ✌️

Being a 66 year old...this is just so Top Of The Pops.. :)

My very favorite part of this song is when the drums come in for the first time.

Dude your life just began...The GOAT OF GOATS...THE GREST LED ZEPPELIN! They create their own gene! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

If you want another great song from them with a different type of feel from you can't go wrong with "Fool in the Rain"!

These were the days of drugs & free love & rock & roll. 1969, their first hit & went Gold. It was listed as the 3rd greatest guitar tracks in Q. Rolling stone named it #11. Rolling stone also called this entire song #75 in 2004 when listing the top 500 rock songs of all time.

And to think I grew up with this playing an 8 track in my 70 Chevelle 454 and he’s hearing it for the first time ..good for him.. hope you listen to all the albums. They were great if not the best.

You have stumbled onto a pattern: Tool, Pink Floyd and this Led Zep song would be ProgRock (progressive). One key factor is that the time signature of the songs change. Pink Floyd is the master of ProgRock. Led Zep was a great group that could easily do both Prog Rock and good old fashion Rock. For more Prog rock -the group Rush should be next for you. For good classic Rock - Black Sabbath should be next. It's nice to see your enthusiasm for the music from my youth!

The backing riff was used as the theme to UK TV Show Top of the pop's 🎸🎸🎸 If you want old school rock/metal try; AC⚡DC, highway to hell Iron maiden, the trooper Thin Lizzy,the boys are back in town

In 75 in Brazil there were already rock programs from the 70s, led Zeppelin was always highlighted in the rock concert program with the opening solo by Jeff back🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

Led Zeppelin catalogue of songs is available for any kind of mood 😮you could think of and then some

Listen to a wide variety of music. Rock, country, reggae, pop, opera and just enjoy! Thanks for having an open mind. Keep up your enthusiasm.

Hell Yeah! My dude, so glad the algo-rythm popped you into my feed- but you’re a right bastard for making me crave an extra espresso this morning. There’s a live version of one of my favorite LZ songs “Achilles Last Stand” that I’d never seen until Andrew Rooney (NZ drum teacher) reacted to it [its f’kn brilliant] - i have to thank reactors like yourself so I can relive my initial joy upon first hearing this music AND the followers and commenters that suggest live versions I’ve never seen. 🤘🏼🎧🤟🏼

New subscriber from Manchester England 👋I’ve been enjoying your reactions ❤

So Happy I was there to experience all the great bands love Zeppelin, keep it coolie Baby

congratulations on your first 10к subscribers! 🎉🎉🎉

There’s only one Master of All Time and that’s Page who played it all himself.

Best Drummer ever on the Planet since the first Thunder filled the Air with Sound

I just stumbled across you. 😊🎉😂 I am a 70 year old from Seattle. I've seen more bands live than you you can imagine. You are fun.

Hey , enjoyed your intro and outtro re the piano guy - funny. And yes, this is a glued-together video, the sound's impressive but the visuals are a proper mish-mash from all over the place. Almost to me like someone made it, and they WTF allowed/accepted it as official on YT, and it's become the one that reactors react to. Because the thing about Led Zep is there's so little live footage of this band, not sure why but it's true. They didn't do a lot visually compared to many 70s contemporaries. Other than The Song Remains the Same, which came out in '76, the early-2000s ‘DVD’ was the first time officially that footage was organised and cleaned up and made available for people to see - over 5 hours' worth, in fact. But TSRTS is the most powerful and effective audio-visual artwork because not only do you see a great live show when they were at their peak, but they also had the idea to incorporate ‘fantasy short films’ for all four band members, as well as heavy manager Peter Grant, at various points in the film, without warning. So you get beautiful, trippy excursions, to which the show is the soundtrack. Plant's a Viking rider, Page is The Hermit on the hill with a light and sword, and so on. But in the meantime because that's a long film and hard to find, you can get a better idea of their strength onstage as a four-man band by searching online for their '73 performance of The Ocean at Madison Square Garden. CHeers!

Yes. The groove is quite purposeful... and he ain't about to sneeze.

More Zep please...first song album one. Work your way through their catalogue! Not a bad song...live when you can! I think you will like Steve Ray Vaughn & Double Trouble, live always. The top is twelve string top, six bottom!

These guys are the Kings of hard rock, actually they invented it.

More Led !!!! You will never regret it!!!

Are they a whole lotta love noises - lmao. Welcome to Led Zeppelin. Strap in and enjoy the ride.

You had me a rabbit holes 💚

My favorite Zeppelin to play 🥁: Nobody's Fault But Mine

Yes, Page used a violin bow for parts of Whole Lotta Love and I think also on Dazed and Confused.

You a lucky man just descovering ZEP(I am jealous. Rock and roll ,r what ever u want to call it ,is about freedom at it's core

Did anyone else go "No! Don't stop there" when he paused the first time? 🙄Thank you for backing up a bit before starting it back up. 😃

"Are they a whole lotta love noises?" Fecking hilarious.

Yet again, I am so jealous of you, listening to this for the first time… me… more than 50yrs ❤

John Bonham is one of Danny Carey's drummer Idols. You really should do a back to back reaction of Zepplelins No Quarter. Tool covered it amazingly well. Even changed some of the lyrics. Both are incredible tracks and not to be compared, simply treasured.

straight up fire

Sev - dont overthink the music - it is what it is 😊

This is TOP tier stuff !!! But ....ECHOES...!

Ah, you really missed the great times, late 60s, 70s, and 80s. I don't think this would have made it on air if the censors would have got the gist of the song. Robert Plant is amazing on vocals as usual.

Rock royalty!

Getting the Led out! Nice reaction. You've done Floyd, Zeppelin now you got to listen to Yes and the song Roundabout. 🙏🍁

Imagine a BBall team with 4 Jordans on it ,,,,,well that Led Zep in rock and roll form. They are all a notch above all the others.

🤣😂...We all know what that 30 sec. is all about!..🤔 Great reaction!..😂😭🤘👍

Real talented muso.....the best

I am laughing so hard at your comments. Every single person in that audience was stoned out of their mind, experiencing weed for the first time in their lives, and those noises and sounds were all meant to enhance their experience. And you’re asking what’s going on and I just can’t stop laughing. Just hilarious!

It was Page. Stairway to Heaven!!!! The double guitar!!

Probably the best rock band on the planet. Not to diss modern music but Zeppelin's so much better In every way. John Bonham the drummer is probably the best rock drummer in the world, has an immense amount of strength and the drum sounds so heavy in a lot of his songs. Jimmy Page is probably one of the best rock guitarists in the world, John Paul Jones one of the best bass players and there's no one who can sing like Robert plant... Please react to the Zeppelin song When the levee breaks. It wasn't written by Zeppelin, it was written after the Mississippi floods when the levee broke and hundreds of people died. It's a mixture of blues and rock and Robert plant plays the harmonica and sings. Just fantastic!

Zep's Dazed and Confused (studio version) when you can!!

Cool - that was fast 🤑 LZ is one of mine favorites ! ( Try out : Since I've been loving you ! Please )

When the Levee Breaks, one of the greatest songs ever, IMHO

Just commented on one of your Pink Floyd video's, and I'm back to suggest Yet Another Movie as your next Pink Floyd experience. But you gotta do the live Delicate Sounds of Thunder version.

Hold on to your seat. In your face classic rock. ❤🇺🇸

That last 30 seconds was called a "psychedlic interlude". the song was released in late 1968/early 1969 when psychedelic music was still popular. this song was a forerunner in what became heavy metal. Another rabbit hole to go down in is the band AC/DC-Back In black, Thunderstruck, Let There Be Rock, For Those About To Rock, Highway to Hell and many more...

From Led Zeppelin I would recommend: Dazed and confused, Since I've been loving you, All my love.

GOATS

That looks like amazing coffee! I can almost smell it.

O cara esqueceu o café....quando foi tomar já tava frio. LED ZEPPELIN.🤯