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

This girl rocks. She's funny, smart and very entertaining.

"You need cooling Baby I'm not fooling I'm gonna send ya Back to schooling"

Oh I love those John Bonham drum fills...more Zeppelin please.

Still heavy and obscene after all those years. My favorite LZ song

That funk face though... I love it! 😂😍😍

Zep was a very versatile band! Metal, Rock, Blues and Celtic Folk....sometimes all at once.

I first heard Zeppelin in 1969 when I was 14 years old and I'm still hooked! ( I'm 64 now hee hee)

Hammer of the Gods! Huge sound for a 3 piece band. The reverse reverb on the vocal solo was incredible.

I love my "Scribe" Girl ! I really appreciate her enthusiasm and objectivity on this music 😀😀😀 ❤ Welcome to the Led Zeppelin Fan Club "Scribe Girl" 😉

Loved those dancing moves to the beat of this song. Great timing.... :-)

This has been and will always be the greatest band of all time ! Everyone else are pretenders ! They set the bar so high, you will never see it or ever find it ! "Whole Lotta Love" is epic and powerful !

You were asking about what was that sound that flew by in the background. That was the guitarist creating all those crazy sounds. Note: This song is the only song that Led Zeppelin ever released as a single. That is why the song is so famous. Led Zeppelin has never been played on pop radio like top 40 stations in The United States for exception of this song. They used to play it at night to prevent parents from complaining about the sex on the song.

SHAKE for Me Girl!! I wanna be your Back door Man!!😂

The first time I heard Led Zeppelin, I was 13 hears hold. Couldn't sleep. My whole house was asleep and I snuck out in the living room to watch MTV. Zeppelin's concert movie "The Song Remains The Same" was on. I was captivated. Mesmerized.

I was in tenth grade in 1969, and they actually played this over the school intercom. You kids don't know what you missed. ;-)

Dazed And Confused....By Zeppelin is a must along with Stairway to heaven

This is my favorite reaction video of all time. When the guitar solo reaches up and smacks her right in the ear drums!

All hail the GODS of rock n roll!!🤘🏻

Tightest band ever ...talent galore in all 4of them.From one ear to the other.

You get the meaning of 'Every inch of my love', I trust.

“when the levee breaks”, is a real neck breaker

The Greatest Rock and Roll Band of all time HAMMER OF THE GODS

The guitarist, Jimmy Page, was also the producer. That tape delay where you hear the echo of the voice before it actually happens - invented right here on this track. Really good producer.

She understands rock and roll to the core. Love her reactions

Really great production for that time. No one can mix it in the studio like Jimmy Page.

Zepplin is the greatest band ever! Kashmir!

I was away at college when LZ-II was released. Long Island Danny, who owned a half-ton sound system, put the speakers into his open windows at Gummere Hall, facing out, & then CRANKED that song clear across campus. I could hear it clearly on my walk from the new Dining Center some 500 yards away.

Your reaction is priceless! ☺

I'm glad that you mentioned the blues because I Led Zeppelin coming from England like they did were part of that huge rock and roll blues music culture and they brought it to America. Funny they took American Blues and helped create a genre of rock only to bring their version back to the US with great success.

When I was around 17 I got a Quadraphonic 8 track stereo with 4 speakers ...I put a speaker in all 4 corners of my bedroom smoked some weed and sat in the center of the room on a bean bag. that sound you mentioned that goes from one side to the other went all the way around the room in Quadraphonic. That shit blew my mind lol. Different sounds came from every direction. I had 3 tapes in quad. Led Zeppelin 2, Pink Floyd - Dark side of the Moon and Deep Purple - Machine Head. Them was some days!

This song was the opening song for the UKs version of American Bandstand called 'Top Of The Pops'. At the time I had no idea there was a actual famous band who performed it. Amazing. Kashmiri next, please!💜

I love it when a young person enjoy music back in the day.

HER REACTION ILLUSTRATES HOW LUCKY I WAS TO GROW UP IN THE LATE 60S 70S TIMELESS MUSIC

This goes back to my preschool days, when you could hear artists such as Led Zeppelin, Sly & The Family Stone, Santana and Stevie Wonder on one radio station.

At the mega high school parties I threw in my parents house (when they were out on their weekend yachting trips in during the 70's), the two (2) Led Zep songs that the ladies always really "crooned" to was "The Crunge" and "Dyer Maker" from their 1973 Houses of the Holy Album. However, the one that really captures my fancy now that I am older is "Over the Hills and Far Away".

The greatest rock song of all TIMEEEE BABY!!!!!!!

Don't you just love ScribeCash's emotions... She's just great...

“When the Levee Breaks” and “Heartbreaker” are badass songs to check out!

What you're hearing when the song breaks is Page on a theremin. It's an electronic device that produces sound when the antennae are manipulated and then projected through an amplifier. It's amazing to watch! Awesome reaction! When you hear someone say "The rock Gods are pleased"...these would be those Rock Gods!

Saw Zepplin in 1970 ❤️🤯😁! I was 17 😂, my first concert and first acid trip 😲🥴! That's Jimmy Page on guitar, Robert Plant on vocals, the incomparable John Bonham on the drums, and John Paul Jones driving that bass 🤤🤗! Thanks for the memories 😂!

I've got to say this: I't's THE MOST EXPERIENCE and HAPPINESS to watch and hear YOU while hearing and watching this...

I was 17 when this came out. My hat is off to you to being open to music of a different era. Inspiring to me.

When you said you enjoyed how they got creative with sounds,I couldn't wait to see your reaction to the bridge in the song!

One of the greatest songs and bands of all time.

Nice! That strange orgasmic interlude in the middle sets up one of the all-time greatest guitar solos in rock-n-roll history. Wooo is right! If you want to keep diving into Led Zeppelin's extensive catalog, consider this. Since you've already listened to songs from each of their first three albums, maybe check out something from their fourth album, like "Black Dog" or "Rock and Roll" or "When the Levee Breaks" or "Stairway to Heaven" or perhaps "Misty Mountain Hop" -- a groovy little hippie song which other reactors tend to ignore. Keep 'em coming!

i am a scot u made my day i was born in the 60s this music i was brought up with love it whole lotta love from scotland

Liklihood that this track will still be surprising first time listeners, shocking them, but also making them move (and smile) in another fifty years time? High.

Funky rock blues suits her vibe very well. 🤩🎸🎼🥁🎤

this is great...LOL....I really had fun watching/listening you getting into it. You obviously "get it" and understand the GROOOOVE. And you know what panning is!

Led Zeppelin pushed the envelope during the golden age of Rock!

The best thing about this track is Bonzo's drumming.

If you would have got up and danced this would have gone viral. I'm gonna give you every inch of my love !

Finally, someone reacts to the FULL LENGTH studio version of this masterpiece!

In my opinion, this song is objectively the quintessential rock song.

New subscriber Zeppelin is the greatest rockin blues band ever. Get ready girl Zeppelin has at least 30 great songs 20 bangers and 10 songs that will live forever Please do When the levee breaks by Zeppelin ✌😎💨🎵☁🎶☁

I used to hang out with this black girl from the hilltop in Columbus, OH - super ghetto. She was curious about my vinyl collection, so we ate mushrooms, then I introduced her to Led Zeppelin. She's been a fan since. 😂

One of the soundtracks of my youth, Thanks for the reaction.

This is from an old Muddy Waters song. “You Need Love”. Ought to check it out.

"I wanna be your back door man "😉...classic track ...great reaction to 😆

Funny you should say that about Kool-Aid. Back in the 80s I was getting a friend into Zeppelin so I gave him a few songs to listen to and he came back to school the next day and said I love that song Kool-Aid, we must have argued for 10 minutes about whether or not Zeppelin has a song called Kool-Aid and I kept telling him i know Zep very well and there is no such song as Kool-Aid. He just kept singing in a real weird way you need Kool-Aid you need Kool-Aid, I'm going to send you back to school aid. I finally figured out he was talkin about Whole Lotta Love so I had to set him straight on the lyrics and requested he never sing again and leave that to Plant, lol

Bass guitar greatness.Drums,voice,lead,etc.were great,too.Echo and seperate earphones were way ahead of their time.

so simple, yet that intro has always been the hardest ever. Since I first heard it in the summer of 1970. You have to realize how groundbreaking some bands were in the 70's. Sabbath Jethro Tull , even Chicago were some of the groups that were nothing like you've ever heard before.

love when bass kicks in and her shoulders can't help but respond

Stourbridge's answer to Tommy Johnson comes of age on this track and it probably remains the definitive statement of it.

😂 ❤️✌️Brilliant reaction. Yep, who knows what they were on, but it's great that a young audience can hear music from the 60s and 70s so easily, and hear how new and innovative it still is.

Misty Mountain Hop will definitely rock you back to the 1970's, the best decade in rock history. Good job!!! So glad to see a younger gal getting into LZ. You won't be disappointed. I first listened to them in junior high in the early 70' and they quickly became my favorite band. (yes, I am a geezer! LOL)

Led Zeppelin is so creative!

love your reactions to Led Zeppelin keep getting the Led out👍👍👍👍

One of your best reactions!! Rock on sister

Watching her reaction, I say - get this lady a set of drums, she could rock them!

I was lead singer in a group when I was 15.This was a good one I did. [we also did Tp Fourty tunes] This was when Zeppelin was super hot and on TOP of the charts back then]

You can pretty much pick ANY zeppelin song and you can’t go wrong.

beautiful black princess rocker who has taken over KZfaq.

In my time of dying!!! Or when the levee breaks

This is from their second album 'Led Zeppelin II' which was essentially recorded on the road while they were still touring in support of their first album. No one (including the band) expected for things to take off as fast as they did in the beginning so Jimmy Page (the guitarist) had to record the band whenever and wherever he could keeping the master recordings very close to him so they wouldn't be lost. Knowing how piece-meal this album made makes the final results of the whole thing even more awesome and remarkable as it's ALL killer and NO filler!!!

5:55 yep exactly...sounds that will entice the soul are timeless. These guys were masters!

You can go through My vinyl records any day you like. There are some real gems in my collection which goes back to 1967. I reckon you were born to be a rocker. Great stuff. 👍

Hell yes!! They are the best. The quietest most low key of them all John Paul Jones was the primary arranger and producer of their music. So glad you found this one!!! Keep rockin!

That sound is Jimmy Paige using a violin bow on an electric guitar. Absolute genius.

"You need coolin' Baby I'm not foolin' I'm gonna send ya' Back to schoolin'..."

Not only where the singers great , we also appreciated instraments. We referred to they made the instraments sing telling a story with feeling.

This was always on in the US Army Infantry barracks (69) along with the sweet smell of cannabis. We made it out alive and needed this. 😎

Led zeppelin master s of rock and roll best band ever thank God for led zeppelin they are untouchable best band ever i dont know what else to say

Holy crap - this girl actually lets the music PLAY! ReACTS! Not stop, analyze, stop, analyze... THAT'S how it's done. Great video! Sub'd. PS. "Dazed and Confused" if you haven't already.

This is from Led Zeppelin II and is my favorite Led Zeppelin album. It was recorded in 1969. I think this was a hit early 1970. I recommend you download the album. Here's the track listing: 1. Whole Lotta Love/2. What Is And What Should Never Be/3. The Lemon Song/4. Thank You/5. Heart Breaker/6. Living Loving Maid (tracks 5 and 6 are joined together like We Will Rock You/We Are The Champions by Queen). 7. Ramble On/8. Moby Dick/9. Bring It On Home. The guitar is the sound that's decending. I'm not sure how he did it though, but it's so cool. Thank you for your reacton.

Catchiest riff in rock history.

loving the rock reactions!! keep 'em coming!! can you believe this song is 50 years old...still kicks ass!! also try a cool rock female, Stevie Nicks - Edge Of Seventeen 1981.

Stunning live performance: "How Many More Times" - DanMarks Radio, 1969

This is their very first hit. When everybody first heard of Led Zeppelin

It was great - at 7:42 Plant said *"shake for me girl"* and you already were... beautiful coincidence.

Loving the reaction to a classic! The whoo after the psychedelic bit!

Scribecash, the consummate Led Zeppelin song is "Rock and Roll" (studio version) and here's why >>> It showcases each members' instrumental talents in the baddestass rock 'n roll way (and in damn near equal measure). Robert Plant (vocally), Jimmy Page (guitar), John Bonham (drums), and John Paul Jones (bass and keyboard). It all comes together in Zep's "Rock and Roll"! Now, if you wanna hear some funky rockin' Texas blues, then ZZ Top's "Waitin' for the Bus/Jesus Just Left Chicago". I dare somebody to argue with that!!... ; )

Forgot to say this is the greatest record ever made

First time I ever dropped LSD we listened to this song no less than 50 times in. That middle section is amazing when your brain is on another level.

Shoulder rolling to Zep?!!! I’m in love 😍

Ever since I was a kid, I always thought he was singing "You need Koolaid, baby I need Koolaid! Lmao

We need more Zep reactions!!! FOOL IN THE RAIN. Crazy drumming from John Bonham, an unhinged Jimmy Page guitar solo, Robert Plant's last great vocal, and John Paul Jones driving the break. There is not another song ever recorded quite like it! LOVE THE REACTIONS: it's really cool to to watch and listen to a singer and musician groove to what moves her!

Nice one...............thing to remember about this music. Is that they were producing this stuff FIFTY years ago. The likes of Led Zep, Hendrix, Pink Floyd were way ahead of their time. Proven by the fact that..........is still sounds the dogs bollocks fifty years on !!!!!!!

I noticed that someone mentioned Kashmir. Try them live during Celebration Day. Even though they are older but they still kick ass. John Bonham's son, Jason is doing his dad's part on the drums.