Your reaction to Led Zeppelin is ABSOLUTELY AWESOME! You have been bitten by the LZ bug. Please check out all the older live songs. 69' was the best yr I believe. They were raw...powerful...took no prisoners. GREATEST EVER ROCK N ROLL BLUES BAND IN HISTORY. GREATEST SINGER DRUMMER BASS/ KEYBOARD ARTIST ..JPJ...GREATEST LEAD GUITARIST JIMMY PAGE. Just keep playing their old stuff. Try the live version of I Cant Quit You Baby....Whole Lotta Love....Lemon Song...Youll love them all. Keep up the great work. Best reactions Ive seen so far. This band grabs your soul.

Dazed and Confused,When the Levee Breaks.you’ll love them all

A true rock band legend.

Led Zeppelin is like a box of chocolates...

the solo in this is incredible...Jmmy did this for this recording...IN ONE TAKE..thats how good he is

I enjoyed your reaction. I get what your saying. Everyone thinks they know Led Zeppelin from the few songs played regularly on the radio. They are really so diverse. Do yourself a favor and listen to more of their music. I think you will be presently surprised.

There’s a little bit of something for everyone when it comes to Zeppelin. Their genre range is vast. Blues, funk, full spectrum of rock styles, reggae, folk, samba, country, electronic art house rock. Sometimes they mix all that stuff up into something that’s undefinable-but amazing.

If you are a blues follower you should hear "You Shook Me" off their first album ..pure heavy blues

I get it. I'm kinda locked into my music also. But if you love blues and funk, you are missing out on some epic music. When the levee breaks is a nice one with Robert killing it on the harmonica. There are too many to list.

🔥🔥🔥🔥 Thank you! "When the Levee Breaks" "In My Time of Dying" 🤘😎💯💕

Had an older gent tell me that the High pitch scream Robert does, is referred to as a Blues man's Whale!! And no one during this period of time could Whale like Robert Plant!!🎶

Thank you for all the love on this reaction! I'm really surprised...but I was truly being honest!😁💜

This is how I discovered your Channel there was a montage of other reactors doing reaction on Led Zeppelin Since I've Been Loving You Led Zeppelin is my favorite band also Stevie Ray Vaughan is my favorite guitar player which I've been watching your reactions to my first time seeing Led Zeppelin was 1970 at the Fillmore East in New York City I was 14 I've been listening to them since beginning but that was the first time I've ever seen them live I seen them about 14 times maybe something like that all six nights at Madison Square Garden 1973 so now I can watch the full reaction of Since I've Been Loving You on your Channel thanks take care

Great reaction! Jimmy Page before he formed this group was probably the most famous British musician, but of those musicians that weren't interested in pop of the '60s, but black blues American music.

You can practically smell the blues influence it's so strong.

Hell ya you should listen to another Zeppelin song! You should listen to several more. Why not? They're one of the greatest groups of all time for a reason. I've been listening to them for over 30 years and I'm still discovering new things I like about them. They have lots of great blues songs too. Try I Can't Quit You Babe or How Many More Times. You'll soon see why they're the greatest.

This IS the blues. This whole song is a blues song. It's about the changes - the blues is a chord progression, pure and simple - and it's cleverly hidden but it's all, all ALL blues. The perfect blues song.

There's a heavy blues influence in a lot of their songs, especially "You Shook Me". Good reaction. Subscribed :)

Words will never be able to really describe music. Glad you are taking the time to listen.......

Good reaction for such a surprise type of song. As a guitarist, this solo is in my sights but still outside of my range as it requires so much technique combined with so much feeling. I never get tired of it. I cringe to think how many people pass on this song as "just another pop song" by some rock band.

Thanks for listening to my request hon.I pretty much forgot that I requested it.lol.Theres so much more to Zeppelin that over and over songs they play on the radio.Happy Valentine's day to you

Now you know why they're my favorite band of all time

You might want to try You shook me When the levee breaks The lemon song or Kashmir

Thank you, Ms. D., for doing this one! I do love me some Led Zeppelin but I am not what you would call a fan girl either. I like to mix my music up between genres. You should take a look at my favorites playlist, Elton John, then Rammstein, then Avi Kaplan, then ZZ Top, then 2cellos, and so on. I never want to hear just one type of music all at once. Looking forward to your next reaction, sweetie. Have a great week!

Girl thank you so much. I'm glad you finally reacted to my very favorite rock band. Led Zeppelin is actually like a box of chocolates. If you liked this bluesy song from them I would differently recommend a couple more LZ songs How Many Times, In My Time of Dying, and Babe I'm Gonna Leave You just to name a few. Jimmy Page and SRV are my favorite guitarist so I love the blues. Led Zeppelin has many sides to them, I hope you go down the rabbit hole.

Really enjoy your reactions to Zep. You definitely need to get your Zep On and listen to more. Zep was rooted in American Blues...Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters, Skip James, Berry, Elvis, plus countless others. Both Robert Plant and guitarist Jimmy Page were deep in the blues and it came through their sound and lyrics! Sooooo gooood!! ONE of my favs KASHMIR!! You will love it!! The original of course and then in 2007 when they came together at Celebration with John Bonham's son Jason killin it on drums!! Must see...Must hear!!

Welcome friend, you're hooked now. Enjoy the rest of your journey!! I'm jealous that you get to hear them for the first time, keep us posted! Watching is about the only way we get to hear these for the first time again. I'm going to recommend The Lemon Song

this is only 1 tiny piece of the greatness that has LED zeppelinin the hearts of millions really really really love and are addicted to great musiclisten to when the levee breakslisten to you shook melisten to 10 years gonecan you will soon find out you have to listen to every song on every albumif you don't recognize the greatness i feel sorry for youi guess you don't have it in your soulbut if you do recognize ityou will have opened up a treasure troveof greatness unsurpassedin the last 100 years or moreyou are very young very inexperiencedgood luck on your journey my young friend

Beautiful ...just beautiful

PURE BLUES and from England!

This is an amazing representation of the British Blues boom, which happened just as it was going out of fashion in the United States. But thanks to Johnny Winter, Jimi Hendrix, and STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN it made a roaring come back. Excellent choice, girl. 💋

Led Zeppelin is the GOAT, all 4 members contributed equally to make up such perfection and awesomeness. Suggest you start from the beginning Led Zeppelin 1 song 1 and get ready for a ride

Zeppelin is like country music (hang on, just hear me out): you might not "be a fan", but no matter who you are, there's gonna be a song here and there that you'll dig. And most people, once they start really listening, will realize they're hearing epic greatness which doesn't come along very often. Those four guys in particular combined into a shockingly powerful force.

John Paul Jones' organ really brings it all together.

Led. Zeppelin they are untouchable best band ever

When I listened to you at start...i knew this song would touch you. Welcome to the rabbit hole that's Led Zepplin so many gems lordie😚 sub'd today to see where you go with this . Good luck

Yes, you be a fan, no doubt. It will get under your skin. I look forward to the next LZ song. Everybody has there favorites, and these are not my favorites but my idea of a cross section of first time songs, but let me stress - you need to hear them all! Straight up rock n roll, - “Rock And Roll”, Folk - "Going To California”, psychedelia - "Dazed And Confused”, foot stomping’ - "Bron-Y-Aur Stomp”, blues - "When The Levee Breaks”, fantasy "The Battle Of Evermore”, gospel - "In My Time Of Dying”, just for fun - "Dancing Days"this represents what the future before Bonz’s death - "Fool In The Rain”. The one song everyone must hear once in their life - "Stairway To Heaven”. My favorite, the epic - "Kashmir”. Again this is just a list to skim, there is so much more and everybody has their favorites.

I'm an old lady but Robert Plant and Steven Tyler are the fountains of youth fo me!

Fantastic reaction, thank you!

Number one band of all time...period.Number one song of all time...Stairway to Heaven studio version.

You analised it perfectly!

i've been at this reaction watching thing for way too long... your reaction is by miles THE BEST EVER.. you allowed us to actually 'watch' you... superb :) love ya x

The bluest of their blues would be Tea For One.

Led Zeppelin is a Rock band influenced from early American African Blues greats such as Muddy Waters, Robert Johnson, Howling Wold, Sonny Boy Williamson, ....... Stairway to Heaven, In My Time of Dyin', When the Levee Breaks and you've heard Kashmir no doubt sampled by P Diddy........ ZEP is Blues Baby......... New Subscriber..!!

Led Zeppelin was HEAVILY INFLUENCED by Early African American BLUES and FOLK Artists such as Howling Wolf, Muddy Waters and Robert Johnson just to name a few which proves you don't have to be Black to have SOUL BABY....!! Soul is a Feeling not a Color. Check out "In My Time of Dyin" and "When the Levee Breaks" if you want to hear some more ZEPP BLUES. You NEED TO DO the LIVE VERSION of this song which Better MOST would agree. PEACE young Sister....

They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band.

Awwwwwwww you need to see it live!!

Nice intro. Like in the evening..

Robert Plant was deep into blues before coming into Led Zeppelin. He was still a kid when he went to see the likes of Bukka White. Plant didn't sing the blues to exploit it as pop music. It was and is part of his soul. Plant is not afraid to sing with emotion. He was so often the "victim" in his songs. It was called the blues for a reason. Plant's contemporaries, the Mick Jaggers and Rod Stewarts, sang with the swagger of men who loved them and left them. For that reason any trip through the best covers of Led Zeppelin songs will find women singers at the top of the list.

I just lucked onto your channel today and def was a great find. I hope you never have to be scared enough to out scream Robert Plant

Great choice D! loved it!

300 million units sold in the 1970s ALONE. NOT 300 UNITS. NO BAND HAS EVER ECLIPED THEIR INCREDIBLE SALES AND AUDIANCE SIZE AT CONCERTS. THEY SOLD OUT IN DAYS. EVERYWHERE. THEY NEVER ADVERTISED NEVER PLAYED 3 MINUTE COMMERCIAL CRAP. WORD OF MOUTH ONLY...THEY NEVER EVEN NAMED THE EARLY ALBUMS. IT WORKED. THE MYSTERY OF THESE 4 BRILLIANT MUSICIANS WAS CREATED. THEY HAD A FAN BASE THAT WAS INCREDIBLE. I WAS IN HIGH SCHOOL 74' - 76' AND THESE GUYS WERE SO FAR BEYOND JUST GREAT...BEST DRUMMER ..EVER...BEST BASSIST / KEYBOARD ARTIST JOHN PAUL JONES..COULD PLAY ...ANYTHING!!!..BEST VOCALIST ..ROBERT PLANT...NO ONE HAD HIS VOICE. UNIQUE...AND CREATOR OF THE BAND..LIVING LEGEND MASTER GUITARIST ..JIMMY PAGE. A TRUE WIZARD. NO....THEY WERE HATED BY RIVALS....EVEN TOP PERFORMERS WERE THREATENED BY THESE GUYS. THE STONES...STILL PLAYING TODAY...HAD TO TAKE A BACKSEAT TO LED ZEPPELIN. LISTEN TO PLANTS VOICE AND PAGES SOLOS. YOU CREAM YOUR PANTS

Now you’ve done it!!

Page is also producer on this track (as he was throughout), but pays attention to all the elements. As for 'Percy' Plant, a presumably apocryphal story relates one occasion when the PA system failed during a gig and he could still be heard above the band at the back of the venue. I have my doubts. Not ignoring the rest of the group, John Paul Jones on keys and the beast John Bonham laying down those drums. The folk element, for the sake of future research, comes more into play on Led Zeppelin 3 that probably any of their other albums and may even have contributed to it being a slower seller - fans having come to expect the heavier sound of the previous two.

Duddette, you gotta do the live version from Madison Square Garden. Takes this song to a whole new level. Jimmy Page was a studio musician other bands would hire to play the guitar parts their guitarists couldn't before Zeppelin. So not surprising you hear all sorts of influences. Zeppelin is primarily a rock band but they are not one of those bands that didn't evolve from each album. To me Physical Graffiti is their best album. You know it's Zeppelin from the start but it dosn't sound like any other album they or anyone else ever did. It's got a blues and funk and folk sort of thing all mixed in with the rock.

Awesome, turned you into a Zep fan right quick...Need to be there when you watch the live version of this from MSG, please share that with us. Great reaction.

U should play since i have been loving u live its out of this world best band ever led zeppelin

Jimi Page played on loads of those pop hits of the 60s as a session munition thats where he learned to bake his cakes.

Just subscribed , love what u fo, GOD BLESS ❤

You'll love ,All of my love. Fool in the rain...

Best song ever recorded in my opinion. A few hidden gems if you can call anything by the best band ever hidden: In the Light, Achilis Last Stand, Carouselambra, Four Sticks.

It's a long way to where I'm going... Little River Band. Beautiful music indeed.

Also...I personally like Plant's vocals best when he stays lower and belts. He could belt the blues like few white men could dream of. He just didn't do it often. Listen to his voice in the latter part of I'm Gonna Crawl, Trampled Under Foot, or Wraring and Tearing. Its amazing.

You should check out "Gallows Pole" on that same album for something totally different. About a guy at the gallows asking the hangman to wait before pulling the rope. 1st waiting for friends to give him something to bribe the hangman, then for brother, then for sister, but all for naught. And if you want some BLUES, to rock, back to BLUES, check out "Bring it on Home" on 1st album.

Let's call it "Elevated Blues".

What a beautiful and thoughtful reaction. No choice but to sub!

Jimmy Page came from the Yardbirds before he created Led Zeppelin. The Yardbirds were a psychedelic/rock/blues band who at one time or another had guitarists Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, and Jimmy Page. Zep has a variety of styles besides hard rock/heavy blues such as ethereal soundscapes, epics, ballads, folk, acoustic, funk and a hint of prog rock. Please do more Led Zeppelin! Go through their catalogue and pick one at random; their musical diversity is on point.

LZ was one of the only bands which moved me so much I felt the obligation to listen to the all the albums from beginning to end.

Good reaction! For more great blues by this awesome band, I would recommend "You Shook Me".

And that was done live in studio. No overdubs.

Danceable: "D'yer Mak'er", "Fool In The Rain." Super mellow: "The Rain Song", "Stairway to Heaven", "All Of My Love." Rockin' out: "Rock And Roll", "In The Evening." Enjoy. ;-)

The live album from LA 1972.. How the West Was Won... absolute HEAT.

We can call it a Blues with a tinge of Rock -- you will find LED ZEPPELIN to have a wide range of styles but not necessarily all mixed in same song. You are welcome to scrutinise the musical landscape they are offering in their catalogue. They also have a number of Bluesy songs beyond this one. This song 1971.

IMO, the finest blues/rock track ever. This band has a very deep well to draw from. They were the Beatles of the 70s.

Great!

Can you see how these guys, along with Black Sabbath and some other late 60s English bands, overcooked the blues and laid the foundation for harder rock and Metal?

They've been my favorite band since before you were born! What I love most about this remaster is that in spite of how much Jimmy Page tries to remaster things the squeaky drum pedal that is on the original is still there...you don't change perfection

When you said you recognized the Blues influence I thought you might reference B.B. King, Howlin' Wolf or Buddy Guy. But I'm guessing you haven't discovered them yet. There's a lot of great music out there in the world from may different genres. I hope you investigate the Blues more. BTW the lyric, "I open my front door I hear the back door slam, I must have one of them new fangled..." , This line is lifted from a classic blues number.

I have never heard a musical performance with this level of raw emotion before (and I heard it when it was first released), and I'm sure I never will. The Hammer of the Gods smashed the molds that were used to create Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Bonham, and John Paul Jones the instant after they were made......

hi, great reaction, if your ever up to it, two other great bluesy classics from Led Zep are "you shook me" and the Willie Dixon classic "I can't quit you babe" both are on Led Zeppelin I, their first album, also it's when Robert Plants voice was in it's prime

This is Music for your soul!

Keep them LZ comin sweet lady 🙏😘

GOATS

"Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You", " Ramble On"

I am sure know Lynn that blues "is" the foundation of rock, so many rock bands and individual artists draw from the deep well of blues artists from the past.

"Wooow..that is sum licks!"... Yes, indeed :-)

You have to listen to Dazed and Confused. That song will blow you away.

This particular studio version was recorded in ONE TAKE

If we're able to.go.back in time 40 thousand years and you could take back 2 items of modern technology to show the people of what things will be like and some one suggests you take the yoyo and and volleyball you'd probably say how about a Lap top.or a car, right. ?. The same.here, Led zeppelin Live Since ive been loving you 1973, forget the yoyo!

Led Zeppelin - GOAT Jimmy fucking Page- GOAT Robert Plant- GOAT John Paul Jones- GOAT John Bonham- GOAT

Great reaction. Love the honesty. Give them a couple more go's. You wont be disappointed. You Shook Me. Maybe try that one. Going to California. Maybe that one, too. Who knows, im sure you ll get a great deal of recommendations. Peace and Love. Im Subscribing, no doubt. Thank you.

Webster definition of Led Zeppelin: A band of many sounds and textures that sounds better and better as time goes by. Period.

always always always with the rocket LED zeppelin listen to the studio studio studio versiondo not listen to live version that came latervan never never never as goodthey are not not not what made the sun famousyeahthe song famousthe studio versions of all LED zeppelin songs are what are great

Dripping Blues!

If you liked this, you'll also like "Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You," "Kashmir," and "How Many More Times" (Live, Danmarks Radio, 1969)

no one checks out TEA FOR ONE....wicked blues

Your beautiful beat or no beat 😍

Ty for your reaction to Led Zeppelin , i certainly hope you do more & if you really like LZ blues Plz check these ; I can't quit you, Baby > You Shook Me > Baby , Please come on Home & Your time is gonna come > All from their Debut album > All worth listening to even you don't react to them . 😎 *Baby , Plz come on Home is a gem that was cut from their debut album

Robert plant has arguably the best voice in classic rock, he also did some solo stuff in the 80s the band was known as the honey drippers.. one whole honey drippers album was straight up big band/swing style and Robert plant can sing anything 😊

You might hear a little squeak that is actually John Bonham's bass pedal squeaking just a little 411