You brought a tear to my eye from your passion as I'm seeing you experience what I experienced 40 years a go. they are timeless!!

There are many reason they are considered the greatest band of all time. You found one.

Back in the 70s we sure knew how to rock , it’s great 50 yrs on young people are being stunned by this music

It absolutely does my heart good to see this younger generation falling in love with Zeppelin, their music is endearing beyond generations! We’ll never see a band like this again, thanks for carrying the torch! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

I am a 72 year young rocker & I have had every LP since 1969 and saw them live once in California (1975) and I consider this song , this performance, their very best as a group of electric blues men, hands down... no doubt. Peace.

Led Zeppelin the Band of my life

I think one of the reasons Led Zep reactions are so popular is because so many of us have felt what you are feeling now in discovering them for the first time, and it’s so great to see that joy experienced by someone else - it’s more than just “great music”, it’s an experience, a journey, and such a friggin vibe that’s beyond just about anything else! Keep going with Zep and definitely do check out Pink Floyd too. They are different to Zep but similarly amazing, and if you like one you are almost certain to like the other!

I just subscribed check out Led zeppelin - the song remains the same/the rain song live at MSG 1973 you will love Jimmy's guitar work at the end trust me

Everything could have fallen into chaos with them. Tightest fucking band. I'm 65, and I still love watching young people who never heard of them. I grew up with the best.

I love it when someone notices the cop or security guy in awe!

With very rare exception, they never played the same song the same way. They said that would have been boring. Some concerts were 2hrs, and some were 3.5hrs. Just depended on how they felt, how the audience was responding, etc... Also just wrap your head around fact that shortly after they started performing they never played a venue that was not sold out.... and when they reunited for the 2007 show for one night in London 25 million people tried to get tickets forna place that only held 18,000.

It’s awesome to see someone experiencing Led Zeppelin music for the first time from film and video. About a month ago I reconnected with my first friend after losing contact 35 years ago. First friend, since 2 years old (I’m 63 now). We touched on concerts from the past. He was 14 working on the Santa Monica pier arcades when a guy scalping tickets was done for the day and said, “hey kid, do you want a ticket to see Led Zeppelin tonight at the Forum”? Tommy said, “heck yeah”. He called his grandmother who drove him to the forum, dropped him off by himself, and picked him back up at midnight. Tommy said it was 1973 and it was the Houses of the Holy tour. I think this performance might be that same tour. I was like a kid again just listening to him tell me the story. This girl gets it. The GOAT.

Thank you for recognizing greatness. There are many people waking up to what we witnessed during this genre. It was magic...beyond words. I thought it would never die, but I was wrong. All of those amazing, gifted, artists are almost all gone. Maybe it can be resurrected at some point, but I fear that the culture is heading is a different direction. I'm so happy I was there back then.

Robert Plant had the most unique voice I have ever heard in rock music & music in general. There are other belters out there of course in rock, metal, & blues, but the sound of Robert's voice is so different from everyone elses. The timbre of his voice.....just totally different. Excellent reaction. And yes, that cop is legendary in rock lore.

Greatest band in history... extraordinary talent...they put you in a spell that cannot be denied...their musicianship is beyond belief...

It sounds like Robert Plant talks to each person. This song is one in a million.

Now you're seeing the amazing combination of stunning musicianship with pure swag and charisma. You will find that it is habit- forming... well I did, anyway. Peace.

Zep is a band that's hard to pin down; their major influence was old-school blues music/artists, and you can hear that in a number of their songs. You should listen to the studio version of "When the Levee Breaks", their adaptation of an old blues song about the Great Mississippi Flood of '27 - you'll understand why their style was called, "The hammer of the Gods". But then, from "Goin' to California" to "Rain Song", "10 Years Gone", "Kashmir" and on and on, you'll hear different aspects of this amazing band - you should really give them a good listen.

There's nothing like the prettiest girl I've ever seen reacting this way to an amazing Led Zeppelin song. I appreciate you not be looking for you for more until then stay well

You are so pretty & "REAL" with your Zeppelin reactions... You MUST do live songs from the 1970 concert at the Royal Albert Hall in England!! Robert's voice is MORE pure & rich in this concert than the MSG one!! Marry me.... You are so FINE!!! You have TRUE eyes...

Zeppelin's chief constituency was really the American mid-west (although half the band hailed from the English mid-west!). There's always been a bit of resentment from Brits about their own 'making it big in America' because it implies they didn't pay their dues at home. Instead they did it abroad - as this footage attests. This is towards the end of the third tour of the US that year!

I see you have been bitten by the Led Zeppelin bug.! There is no cure for it, but the symptoms can be relieved only by listening to Zeppelin songs. The drummer John Bonham sadly passed away on my birthday September 25, 1980. He is the reason I became a drummer, his influence on all drummers that came after him is monumental. What a great band, we will never see another band like them. Enjoy your journey. New subscriber 🙂

4 extraordinary musicians who bound by primitive chemistry to express themselves as a powerful, durable and artistic unit named Led Zeppelin.

Your reaction is so pure, it causes some people (old people) to recall the astonishment they originally had to this song. Filmed 50 (!) years ago, some music - like SIBLY - transcends cultural boundaries.

Do every song from this concert...all FIRE!!

You are such a joy to watch! If you haven't already learned this, these performances are from a feature film called "The Song Remains the Same" and is available on DVD if you still have one of those dinosaurs. You should check out the whole movie, it is worth the hour and a half. Led Zeppelin reunited in 2007 for a one-time concert with John Bonham's son Jason on drums. Despite being around 60 years old, Zeppelin had not lost any of its power or magic. It was released as a movie in 2014 call "Celebration Day". The highlight of this show was "Kashmir", and it is phenomenal.

I knew you would love this!! Do more...yes Dazed...Jimmy murders the guitar!

So happy happy happy you are doing this. There's a saying that started 50 years ago, "Rock and Roll Will Never Die". There is hope it will continue and pass on to future generations.

Really Imsightfull comments. Led Zeppelin is one of the most legendary rock bands of all time. Love altso how you get the uniqueness of each musician. John Bohnam is undoubtedly the greatest rock drummer ever. Such a personality in his drumming. The same goes for Jimmi, Robert and John Paul as well. John Paul Jones is a musicians musician. He is the glue that keep all the other exploding components together. Jimmi Page is a true guitar hero and a musical creative genious. He has inspired a lot of great guitarists that has come after him. This epoc in music from late 60s to late 70s is probably the most innovative time in music history. There where a lot of great bands and extremely great musicians. Musicianship just isn't as valued today as it was back then. Especially when it comes to these kinds of improvisations. Loved the reaction. You really get this and are also obviously a musical young lady. Congratulations. This performance is taken from the Led Zeppelin concert move " the song remains the same". I think you'd love that movie.

It's nice to see someone else around my age appreciating Led Zeppelin, they really are without a doubt the greatest rock band in history. I'm glad you're checking out Dazed And Confused it's definitely one of their best songs. A couple more great ones you could listen to are Babe I'm Gonna Leave You and In My Time Of Dying, both absolute masterpieces. Great job on these videos by the way, keep it up.

FYI, there's an entire feature length movie that this edit was pulled from called "The Song Remains the Same" for about 2 hours of this greatness.

jonesy is playing keybaords with his hands and bass pedals with his feet!!

theyre 4 INCREDIBLE musicians and they had unmatched chemistry, they could and did go ANYWHERE musically. whole lotta love from this gig is another great example. they used their songs as a skeleton and every live performance had different flesh on it. every live track was different! when it comes to dazed the san francisco part is some of the best muisic ever recorded. its just SUBLIME! the intereaction between jonesyt and bonham is brilliant to see

You need to listen to The Song Remains the Same/The Rain Song from this same concert on 1973 at MSG

Im 65 years old grew up with this greatness and i see a young lady drawn to Robert Plant

Dazed and Confused can leave you feeling just that way, because it gets pretty crazy and self-indulgent. You're diving in deep! "The Song Remains the Same/The Rain Song" and "No Quarter" may actually be the best from that concert. Enjoy!

Listen to the studio version specifically for the guitar solo. You will shed tears because it is so good.

Ok, gotta admit that is ine of my favorite reaction videos. This concert was in 1973. I would highly encourage you to check out the Royal Albert Hall performance from 2 years earlier. In that performance they are much more raw and hungry, and Oh My God sooo... much better. Check it out!

Led Zeppelin do not have a bad song. Keep getting the Led out my lady! Loved your reaction! I think you'd love Pink Floyd too, bluesy driving guitar like Zeppelin but more psychedelic. Total vibe I'm telling you!

First time seeing your channel. I know nothing about you, but watching you react to LZ and to Jimmy Page's playing this song, tells me you're pretty cool... and... got great taste in music. I enjoyed watching you react to the many soul quickening Sweet Spots in the song. When I was about 15 years old, my buddies and I went to the theater to see this LZ movie "song remains the same ". I didn't really know much about LZ or who Jimmy Page was. The movie was playing already and when we walked in to find seats, this song was playing. I had no idea where my friends went to sit in that dark theater because I was frozen in my tracks zoned in to this dude on the big screen producing the most amazing soul striking sounds on his guitar moving as if he was slow dancing with it. That particular live version of this song is the best one. In my opinion. Anyway, cool groove chick... thanks for sharing. I'll come back again and check out what else you throw down. Peace! 😎

2 I'd recommend is the live version of In My Time of Dying and Kashmir from Celebration Day.

That was a great reaction to a great song.

The USA gave the world the blues, and Led Zep gave it back to the USA, I saw Led Zep play here in Perth Australia in the early 70s and my ears are still tingling. 😎🖐🦘🎵🎶🎵love and peace to the world,

You must watch Led Zeppelin live at Earls Court 1975 'In My time of Dying'. The while concert is amazing but I'd love to see your reaction to that one ❤️❤️❤️👣🎶🦋🏡🌴

Can't miss with Led Zepp & who knows maybe we might even get a little Pink Floyd slipped in from time to time 😉

Please, check out "ln My Time of Dying" live at Earl's Court, 1975... Mississippi Delta Blues inspired... AWESOME slide guitar by Jimmy! The drums, the bass, the vocals!!!

Been a Zep Head since 1970. My recommendation: listen to the studio versions first so you know how they are meant to sound then do the live. should really go through the discography from the first track to follow the development

Yes check out the popular request .,, Dazed and Confused and Song Remains The Same to The Rain Song ...Celebration Day was always a fav for me because of that funky style John Paul gets to show off with his bass . ..It hit me a while back that Robert sounds a lot like Janis Joplin on Since I Been Lovin You ....I think they were good friends on an acquaintance level before she died and I can tell he is channeling her in on this ,I think he is anyways ..You might understand if you ever get familiar with her songs ..

I am sooo glad to see you youngins appreciate real music from way back when. My daughter who is now 32 says that our generation had the greatest music ever!! No, she does not lie...You should have been there for this concert as I was ...ELECTRIC! Frank, the old dude from NC.

Some very insightful comments you made. From Zeppelin back in the day, I wondered what Jimmy Page had been doing before and fell down a whole rabbit hole of great blues. This is basically a minor blues, but with an interesting arrangement on the turnaround. But you're right, Jimmy made everything he did a bit special. So great to see young folks getting into this kind of music. It would be nice if your generation would keep real music alive.

Good afternoon. Just subscribed to the channel. In glad you love led zeppelin. If you get a chance watch nightwish "ghost love score" from wakken in 2013. It is one of the greatest live performances EVER!! And if you do react to it, keep in mind that the singer hadn't even be named as the full time singer of the band. Even if you dont react to it, it is so worth the 10 minutes of your life. You will be AMAZED!!

Proof again .....that Led Zeppelin is the greatest rock band humanity will ever produce ! Time for you to review the entire 26 minutes of the song Dazed and Confused from this concert. Must be viewed in it's entirety to catch the explosive guitar soloing towards the end . Please, please review it !

Nice to see so many young people discovering one of the greatest bands ever, you are right, they are ridiculous in how good they are individually and even more amazing that they are even more than the sum of their parts! You have hit on the Gods of classic Rock. I can't tell you how lucky I was to begin high school in 1969 when they came on the scene with their first 2 albums. You have so much to hear! Their music is everything to me, try Heartbreaker, Dazed and Confused and Kashmir to start, try studio versions to get what the songs sounded when released as well as the live tracks, they are masters either way. Nice to bump into you and your great reactions, you made this old hippie quite happy. Rock On to the best music ever! 🎸 🎹 🎵

So cool the that young people stil appreciate this masterpiece, listened to the album (Led Zep III) a thousand times when it was released

It was great to see your reaction to this. They were the first live band I ever saw. It was November 1971 and I'd just turned 17 years old. It wasn't a big venue or stage and I was about 10 feet away from them. It was a brilliant night. You'll appreciate this even more after a few listens.

Masterclass musicians. Rockstars Forever. The finale of this show is Whole Lotta Love and the really go all in. Jimmy using the Theramin and flaming gong at the end. Badass.

Zeppelin were a Devine gift from on high. I myself have been studying their music for 40 odd years and I’m not ever tired of it.

There's led zeppelin and then there's everyone else..period

The studio performances are great, for sure. But for Zep, the studio performances were a snapshot in time, and the songs grew and evolved in concert. They were improvisational masters, and live shows were one of the things that separates them from other great bands. Their music expanded and thrived in the live setting. The fact that you get that so early on means you're going to absolutely love the Zep journey.

Love your reactions. I've been listening to Led Zep for 50+ years and never tire of them. Watching your fresh reactions are a real joy. :)

This is all Zeppelin. Incredible passion.

No autotune or computer gimmicks just pure talent I first saw them in 1970 at the bath Festival of Jazz and Progresive Music, they were great then doing their first and second albums and they just got better and better. I rally loved your review one of the best I've seen.❤‍🩹

Your expression is priceless. So wonderful to see a woman of your generation feel and experience the majesty of Led Zeppelin. You just witnessed the greatest to ever do it!

Also highly recommend studio version of "babe I'm going to leave you"

!! I LOVED your reaction!! -You get it-You absolutely get it! Music is supposed to be felt, heard and internalized. Led Zeppelin deserved every bit of recognition they received. One of the most creative, talented and diverse rock bands in history. 😊

I love Led Zeppelin! I was about 12 when I first heard them back in the day and they are still my fav. 70’s band🥰 I’ll be 60 next month and Robert at 72 still melts my heart 🥰 Thank God Robert is still recording and performing😎

I have just witnessed the most authentic reaction ever posted. You have made a 68 year old OG happy. Zep was no joke in their prime. They were borderline dangerous and almost illegal in their artistry.

I just loved watching your every reaction to the brilliance that was Led Zeppelin. So rich with intensity of feeling that they created from their incredible chemistry and depth of talent from these four astounding musicians . I was so fortunate to be young when such an amazing musical revolution took place. So much originality , diversity as well as such truly gifted musicians that made up the kinds of superb music we were able to see performed both live, as well as buy . It was truly the center of most of our lives~ fueled our imaginations, spoke to our hearts , and minds . echoed our social and political beliefs as well. Such giants like Zep, Jimi Hendrix, Pink Floyd, The Beatles and so many more. You were a joy to watch and your responses and reactions mirror so closely my own . It was exciting and enjoyable to know you share the same feelings and feel their music just as intensely as those of us who were lucky enough to be in the thick of such genius in the moment . I still get the same thrill and am also moved to tears as well , listening to them today. So powerful. Thank you for sharing your obviously spontaneous and heartfelt reaction.

An artist has to reach into my soul for me to like them. I first saw these guys live in 1969 and was an instant fan. I had never heard anything like them before (and possibly not after) They took complete control of the audience even though they were opening for The Who. They stole the show!!!

You will enjoy "Dazed and Confused". I saw then perform this song in 1969 and 1970 and it was electrifying in person.

Hopefully you will come back to Led Zeppelin and particularly this song for the rest of your life. I have been listening to this for over 45 years and this can still make me cry 😍

You’re ready for the Zeppathon where you sit and listen to all of their records in order in one session.

I’m 58 and only just started listening to them. Absolutely loving them so far, love the guitar and the vocals.

When this movie came out, I was like 15 years old. I took the bus to that movie. Left high (2nd hand smoked out). 63 now still ROCKIN ZEPP 😎👊🏽🤙🏽

It was so great when they were new. I loved driving and listening to them and all the other bands in the radio. It was a fantastic time to be alive.

THE MIGHTY LED ZEPPELIN! This song is amazing and always brings me chills and a smile on my face. Got to see them in London at the O2 arena in 2007 and when they played this song it brought tears to my eyes

Great reaction to a great song...well done. Dazed and Confused will be an experience as will No Quarter. Enjoy the music and keep the Led Zep reactions coming!!

The 28 min version of Dazed is in my opinion their best piece of work. Glad you love Zep and appreciate why they are considered the best live band. Welcome to the club. May I reccomend you watch the Song Remains the Same movie from which these music pieces are taken. It's a film the likes of which you will never see again. Keep up the good work :) liked and subscribed.

Led Zeppelin, the perfect musical storm. Legends ❤❤❤

Here's a few selections of LZ to try: How Many More Times (Denmark 1969) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rauAosqQvMq0dWg.html White Summer Black Mountainside (guitar instrumental from Royal Albert Hall 1970) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/obCBktV7t5ndc6c.html The Song Remains The Same/Rain Song (Earls Court 1975) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Zr2DpMqFvZm-Y40.html Trampled Under Foot (Earls Court) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fq12fLedmtOqpqc.html In My Time Of Dying (Earls Court) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rrqihJqnusDXeaM.html Heartbreaker (Earls Court) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g6eKnNiLtLioY2w.html Kashmir (Knebworth 1979) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nr2Piq-p2MvVYKM.html Achilles Last Stand (Knebworth) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j71_qN2K29HXgqs.html

Loved it ! Now you are listening to the big boys, Led Zepelin & Pink Floyd- for blues in a different way. Zeppelin song Kashmir, Floyd Song "Money". subbed.

I really appreciate your reaction because you don't stop the music... You take the time to listen... I appreciate it. It's a pleasure to see young people enjoying the music of these rock legends (I'm 67...I discovered Led Zep when I was 20...) I wish you to listen to all the Led Zeppelin albums, you will discover treasures of emotion... Bonjour from France !!!

wow, love the way zep gets to you, just like me. Im 52 and been amazed since like 1977' by them. I had older brothers who saw them in concert. My first experience was all the posters on their wall when i was little (and playboy)

I saw LZ twice in’77! I was 16. I was “ in love” with Robert Plant and I adore Jimmy Page, he was playing with a cello bow. Amazing!

I've been a Led Zeppelin fan since the early 70s and i really like to hear your enthusiasm for their live performances, be sure to check out "Whole Lotta Love" (medley) from How the West Was Won. L.A.Forum 1972

The GODS of rock! Long live the 60’s and 70’s.

One of the reasons why he was such a great guitarist was he had a lot of practice doing session work for other bands in the '60s, from like '62-'68, and then at about 28 yrs old he began the Zep

I'm cryin my girl just fell the hell out at Robert's intro lol I ain't mad at her though his voice has that effect on people. He is arguably one of the best rock singers out there. Jimmy had you enthralled with that guitar then Robert came in and took you all the way there

Hello Ari. I just subscribed. Love your reactions. To hear Zeppelin's true diversity. Check out Going to California, That's the Way, and Bron yur Stomp from 1975 at Earls Court.

Another great version of this song is live on the BBC sessions. A few years before and Robert's voice is so much more powerful

It was a little crazy back then but life had so much more freedom and adventure and creative license. Congrats on noticing the security guard, your the 1st one i've seen notice the shock on his face!

Hard to believe that was 48 years ago, it was their 1973 North American tour {same year I moved to America} filmed at Madison Square Garden & released as a film The Song Remains The Same in 1976, they are my all time favorite band - PEACE LOVE n HIPPYNESS ✌☮

Congrats! You’re witnessing The Greatest Rock Band EVER! Glad for suggestions! Got to check out your other Zepp reactions.

You are a special and very nice girl, I'm glad you appreciate this band and it's a great feeling to see a young girl like you being passionate about these songs. If the Ledz transmit these emotions after 50 years it means that theirs are masterpieces like a famous painting or sculpture. I loved them much more than other bands because their albums are full of masterpieces and live they were the best. This is the best gig of all time, bye!

Robert Plant has done so much great music even since Zeppelin, you should check out Big log or ship of fools you will love it. Also Jimmy Page did a great album with David Coverdale of White Snake called Coverdale Page. I feel so lucky getting to see these guys in concert even though it makes me fill old.

You are a gifted reactor. You are talented with your expression. You also analyzed the composition in a compelling way. Thanks. And keep up the good work. Remember that I was with you from the beginning when you have 500k subscribers.

The greatest band ever...I am so glad you found this, there is so much more,,, go have some fun!

Hi from England, I loved your reaction. It is so nice to see a young person like yourself appreciate true greatness from this or any other era. There will never be another Led Zeppelin, ever! Have you listened to any Pink Floyd, if not I am sure you will love that too. Please stay safe and well. Your followers in England. :)

What a wonderful reaction, thanks for showing so much love for these legends!! Definitely need to hear "I can't quit you baby",very bluesy!!!💯👍👍😎

Led Zeppelin…..I was so lucky to be at their concert in Tampa, Florida I the 1970s……Tampa stadium