The day my Dad died I drove to our childhood home. I sat outside (different people lived there) and played this on repeat for about an hour. This song saved my life and my sanity. This song sustained my soul while I was in an abusive marriage. I knew I wasn’t alone as long as I listened to this song. ✌️♥️🎶

JPJ is Zeppelin's SECRET WEAPON

This album is incredibe - In the Light is the first song on this side. ❤ This side of the album is gonna blow your minds.

A thousand years from now people will still be listening to and enjoying Led Zeppelin.

Kashmir gets all the love, but to me, THIS is the epic song from Physical Graffiti. It stands with ANY Zep song from any album.

"I'm a led head!" I need that on a shirt

Urban Dictionary - Led Head A term derived to describe a certain group of people. These people are the die-hard Led Zeppelin fan members. These people know that Led Zeppelin is the greatest band of all time, and stick with that knowledge almost religiously.

Zeppelin was batting a 1000 when they did this album 🤘🤘

Two more led heads welcome aboard there is room for everyone

Wait until you guys get to "Ten Years Gone". You have to try and count how many guitars Jimmy uses. Masterpiece.

JPJ performance give me goosebumps still to this day.

"I am a Led head !" Brilliant comment ❤

Heavy? Yes. Acid? Yes. Hard? Yes. Prog? Yes. ROCK!

The most majestic song the Led Zepplin put out. Bar none..

"Everybody needs the light - sho-nuff they do!!" Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, John Henry Bonham!! Did I ever mention that there is nobody quite like The Mighty Led Zeppelin!!

First time I heard this song and album, I was 14 years old, and this song absolutely shook my bones to the core. Could not believe how creative and amazing it sounded. Spine tingling.

This, right here, is why I watch reaction channels. I've listened to this tune for 40 years and I feel like I just heard this for the first time...thanks fellas

Jimmy Page’s ability to compose for guitar and multi track was otherworldly. I love him man.

So looking forward to this reaction ! During the intro Jimmy is bowing an acoustic guitar behind the wailing sounds of Jonesy's multiple keyboards. This is the only time Jimmy bowed an acoustic guitar. The main guitar riff when the song kicks in is eerie and evil af sounding. The drums are immaculate and Plant's vocals are a home run out of the park. This song can't be categorized or pigeonholed as a specific genre of music. They were inventing a whole new style of music. They went into this realm again on ITTOD on Carouselambra ! "Well, love - it's pain can devour you, if you are never alone..." The song is a minor key and Jimmy plays the guitar solos in a major key.

Led Zeppelin is a band where you you have to play the whole albums and you won't be disappointed!

The masters of Rock, The Mighty Zep! JPJ incredible on this one. Thank you for continuing your Zeppelin journey. Enjoy every one of your reactions!

The musical growth and maturity of this album put them on their own level. Think of the distance between this song and their first album (also great). They are true masters.

Another absolute masterpiece!! This song got me through some rough times in my life…☮️

This is one of their best IMO and it is too often just passed by, skipped, and goes unnoticed.

I love how Page has that delay effect and he harmonises over himself with the delay. Just what a great idea

The cascading guitar effects at 9:52 and 10:08 is simply out of this world. If guitar chords could cleanse your soul, that's what it would sound like. My favorite Zep track ever, Ten years Gone, is coming up soon!

JPJ once said the synth intro was a tribute to the song Black Mountain Side. Jimmy also is playing the guitar with a bow to achieve the drones in the intro. Such a great atmosphere.

Welcome to the brother (and sister)hood of Led Heads my friends --so glad to have you with us. Timeless music that never gets old and always takes you on a journey, with unexpected twists along the way. Still nothing like their music, fifty years later. Great fun riding with you on this voyage of exploration.

This song had several working titles, most notably "Everybody Makes It Through" but also "In The Morning" and "Take Me Home". As someone else mentioned, Jimmy added multi-tracked bowed acoustic guitar to the opening while Jonesy used a VCS synth. According to Jimmy, they always knew what the construction of song would be, however he had no idea Jonesy would craft such an amazing synthesizer intro. The beginning sounds almost like a call to prayer in the square of a far-off, ancient land as the synth notes snake in one ear and out the other to eerie effect. Then they lower the boom and it grinds into a gritty, slightly menacing groove from the depths of an almost sinister "somewhere". When the guitar comes in, it's almost like it gives the feeling of ascension; I definitely get the feeling of being lifted up out of the darkness and into the light. Zeppelin was never afraid to go to unexpected places.

This is an absolute masterpiece by the Zeppelin machine. I really love that you guys are listening to classic rock music. It’s fabulous that you guys are enjoying the music thank you for what you are doing keep up the great work.

Sooo good! I can't wait until "Ten Years Gone" Might be my favorite song of theirs.

When I bought this album in '75, and put it on my parents stereo they said that's "very nice Thomas" and went back reading the paper.😂

What a band and What a song. This band did it all. The beginning of prog rock and they didn’t even know it. The best rock band ever. Full stop. JPJ is the secret sauce. Bohnam drives the bus. Jimmy sets the mood. Plant(s) himself right in your soul.

One of my favourite LZ songs, totally epic, and just beautiful

You guys are great...

I saw Robert Plant and Alison Krauss in Taos six days ago. Such talent. Sold out show. 8000 people in a small park.If I recall there were three LZ songs, including When the Levee Breaks. All were done in the rockabilly style, expertly played.

Led Zeppelin a genre unto themselves brilliant tune. Blue Jays use play the Led quite often back in the day when Toronto was a cool city. Nice gentlemen 🙏🍁

This journey with you guys is so much fun. The only bummer is the breaks in between reactions

It's not always just about playing loud, fast, hard, but masterfull arranements and production, which you have here. All four musicians have their individual and collective times to shine. And you're right about Page, the guitars are masterful.

One of their more progressive tracks. Love it!

When I hear this song, I “hear” colors. This one is red, orange and yellow This phenomena is called synesthesia (specifically, ‘chromesthesia’) and this song epitomizes that concept to me.

Love Led Zeppelin, they’re not in a hurry to get through a song

It's incredible how diverse these 4 guys were. I spent many days just listening to this great band. Glad to see it still resonates with people today. Thank you gentlemen again🎶🎸🎼✌️

"What was that sound!?"...I laughed out loud but in a good way💯

I just body chills when dude on the left played air drums going into the intro ! ❤

They’re at the height of their power with this album - I don’t remember a single dud track.

THIS will become your favorite Zep album when your done listening to it❗️❗️❗️❗️

Lol 😂 “ I’m a led head”! This side of the album is so good! Great reaction guys! Love this! This was an amazing song to hear back in the day, on shrooms!

My favorite song on my favorite Zeppelin album.

You two are souls of the 60/70’s rock era. Rock on! Great reactions.

Hands down one of the best albums of all time.....Seriously what is better?

You guys really know music, I love your channel especially when you talk about led Zeppelin.

They have their own sound, yet every song is different from the last. Best rock band ever.

My favorite thing about Zep's studio albums is that Page created the guitar army for each song, laying multiple lead and rhythm guitar tracks on each song, panned to different locations in the stereo spectrum. Every song sounded like they had anywhere from 2 to 6 guitarists playing competing riffs and solos, but it was all just Jimmy being Jimmy!

Incredible album from a Incredible band still surprises me that people still saying that they are overrated they wrote the book still many try too follow

The intro reminds me of Pink Floyd and little bit of Sgt. Pepper era Beatles. After, it’s straight Zep!🖖🏼

An overlooked aspect- I feel- of their music is the fact they were students of life, history, love, wisdom, they tried to share universal truths and wisdoms in their own flavor. They were also students of music, even as masters they kept pushing themselves. You can hear it all, a deep respect of life ( yes they were wild) , being alive and their craft, they loved and respected those that came before them

My Farrah Fawcett posters were immediately replaced by Zeppelin posters and I was forever a Led Head. I’m now 61 years old and I just can’t get enough!

An unsung masterpiece. And, imo, the best riff ever.

You can’t look at music the same again after listening to The Mighty Led Zeppelin

Three amazing parts to this epic song. The first is ominous and eerie, the second is sinister and badass, and the third is as uplifting/sweet/beautiful as it gets. I couldn't believe it the first time I actually listened to this album after thinking I knew Zeppelin for years.

I'm a lead-head pretty much says it all! Peace and love!

Underrated song, appreciate your insight into the music on this record

Robert Plant's phrasing on this song is off the charts - no-one else would have sung the lyrics like that.

Getting the Led out!

Listening to this today, it makes me conclude what's great about them is that they define the edge between chaos and reaaon. A lost art, artistically.

We are so fortunate to have the opportunity to hear the pure genius of Led Zeppelin. Four components: Robert Plant’s amazing vocals, there’s no guitarist like Page with the rare ability to create the most unique riffs and melodies and John Paul Jones. The most unassuming member with unbelievable bass lines and song arrangements, not to mention he’s an extremely innovative keyboardist. Last but not least The one and only John Bonham. Not only did he have the greatest sounding drums in musical history, his take no prisoners mind blowing style was like thunder clapping down with perfect timing. All of these components were amazing by themselves but when you put them all together…………Led Zeppelin 😮

John Bonham , a total DIREGARD FOR TIME KEEPING!! and it's WONDERFUL! As usual Gentlemen, GREAT REACTION! ❤

Love that little pause and your expression when you said, "La and Che'". They read the comments folks!

What Zeppelin was able to do was capture emotion better than most bands from their time, and much better than bands are able to do now. Technology has actually managed to squeeze the emotion out of songs.

And if you feel that you can't go on And your will's sinkin' low Just believe, and you can't go wrong In the light you will find the road You will find the road

This is from a time and a space that is long gone. We used to lie in our beds, headphones on, totally dark. And experience these strange vibes. Never played on the radio or even mentioned in the press. It was about freeing your soul and just enjoying wonderful music. The Physical Graffiti album was an alien thing sent from beyond the beyond to us teenagers to lift us up and make us real human beings. We became better persons listening to it. It is fun, it is strange, very strange, it sounds like the orient or far east … hypnotic, even druggy, but always positive. It was like putting all of music history into a blender, blues, rock, pop, classical, avant-garde … singer-songwriter stuff. And this is what you get. The pacing is perfect. We would get up and flip the sides of the two LPs and then lie down again. There is no central theme to it except that everything is allowed, love is supreme … and have a good time. This, the opening of the third side, is perhaps as perfect a combination of songs any band ever assembled. Babies were born out of this. Perhaps I'm just an old dude reminiscing about olden times, but this is my church. And this is what I believe. Hallelujah and thanks for your comments and reaction. Cheers boys🍺

My favorite Zeppelin tune. All the way with JPJ!

I love watching how much you two appreciate Led Zeppelin. If you haven't already listened to Led Zeppelin III give it a listen. It has rock, blues, and folk all in one album.

John Paul Jones told the boys: " Fellas, I got this!" The song is a MASTERPIECE!!

Watching you two enjoying this band has been a joy. I envy you both hearing these tunes for the first time. I think the Led Heads have grown by 2! ;)

Every zep song you get 2 for 1: every song is like 2 great songs in 1....

One of my favorite Led Zeppelin songs right here. Great to see you guys have Dark Side of Moon front and center!!

Better late than never to become a Led Head🙂 Now that I got that of the way, I am a little jealous that you get to hear them for the first time as mature adults. You both are able to appreciate it for their abilities to engineer, compose, play, and transcend not only through the ages but your mind as well. I would be curious if you both would tell us (Led Heads) at the end of your journey of Led Zeppelin how many songs you all find that are not worth listening to again. ✌

Page is a genius producer on top of everything else

Wonderful watching your reactions to Zep. Imagine 4 of the best musicians ever assembled in 1 band!!!!!!

This song/album was the peak of music.

If Zepp had only released this one album back in the day, they would still be considered one of the greatest rock bands of all time. This album is a work or art from start to finish.

Around 1973-75 sound engineers were really exploring directionality in recording (stereophonic and quadraphonic) distribution but the speakers and headphones of the day weren’t usually up to the task. LZ were one of the first innovators.

Hello, this album is always fresh and never gets old, when this band came out just in the visual aspect alone where the blue print for every rock band from then on , lover boy singer, weird genius guitar player , underrated over talented bass player and an animal drummer . thats before they have played a note of the ground breaking music that slaps so hard it should come with a safe word. All my best to you and yours from Liverpool

Back in my younger days, when I used to indulge in the happy smoke, In The Light was one of the best songs to listen to after that last puff. Not that I'm particularly proud of that, but it was perfect for the mood!

Physical Graffiti was the first "double album" I ever bought.....I wanted to check out the first song on Side One and was so engulfed, I ended up listening to the entire album all at once.....I remember thinking, "Damn, are all double albums this good!"

I listen to a lot of different genres, rock, rockabilly, psycobilly, punk, metal, thrash, old school country, old school rap, swing, and horror rock.... Led Zeppelin has moved me like no other in my life. I would skate to Suicidal all day but come home and lay on the floor in front of my speakers an play Zeppelin to get my mind right. I have truly enjoyed being a part of your journey and appreciation of a piece of musical history. Led Zeppelin isn’t just a classic rock band it’s musical therapy for the soul. I found reaction videos a few years back watched a ton...you guys are the best. You hear the timing changes in the drums, the complicated bass lines and keyboards, harmonicas, mandolins, and the one of kind vocals that make Zeppelin unique. Looking forward to listening to your thoughts on other greats like ZZ Top and SRV. Much love.

So very well put. No one sounds like Led Zeppelin. And the only band I know that every album sounds different, and every album had hits on every album!

You two guys are making me listen to these Zeppelin tracks in a new way. Keep 'em rolling . Love the reactions

Another great track off of a truly fantastic album. The thing about Robert Plant is that his voice is truly an instrument.

In The light is a great effing song! Ultimate deep cut.

Most Rock bands in the 60's established a distinct sound which we call, "Signature sounds' Led Zeppelin was one of those bands along with The Rolling Stones....Yes......The Beatles.....The Who.....Blood Sweat & Tears....most group had a Signature sound which if you heard any thing like it today......you would identify the sound and the group!!!!! This Album is a Masterpiece!!!!

I love how you guys give JPJ props because I always thought he was Zeps secret weapon and unsung hero!!

Jimmy Page is a guitar genius! I'm 55 and Zeppelin has been my favorite band since I was a kid. Robert Plant is a golden god and to this day has the most amazing voice.

This trackhas a real Beatles vibe...sounds like something off the white album! ❤

This album shows just how versatile John Paul Jones is to the band. I was fortunate to grow up with the band and saw them in 1977. What a show.

john paul jones , when creating music , led zeppelin's secret weapon !!!!!! wow !!! love his playing

The light everyone needs the light especially in this world at this moment in time

John Bohnam is so strong with his rhythm. No wonder Led Zeppelin decided they couldn’t go on without him as their drummer.