There is life before you know Zep and life after. Welcome to the rest of your life.

Well there you go. This crushed me at about 13 yrs old. Im almost 65 now, and still love it.

the singer and drummer were 20 years old when they did this!!

50 years later...this man gets it. Respect to the young ‘uns.

I swear there is nothing better than a musician discovering Zeppelin. I've seen prob 50 reactions to this song. This is in the top 3.

Fun fact Led Zeppelin one of the first gigs was opening for a band called Iron Butterfly. The came out and blew everyone away Iron Butterfly refused to come out and play

Vocals- Robert Plant Guitar- Jimmy Page Bass- John Paul Jones Drums- John Bonham

I am so lucky to have grown up in those days.

Dazed and confused is what the 60:s and 70's we're about!!!

Yes we do, we know how it sounds in them headphones, we’ve been listening to them since the 70s

fun fact, the wierd bit on the middle is jimmy playing electric guitar using a cello bow! his live bow solos are LEGENDARY!

Fun fact. These albums are recorded literally in hours. Not months or a yr. In the studio. Lunch breaks. Get out. Then let Jimmy work his magic and put it together.

Those few seconds of silence after the song ends described it just fine. Speechless. It left you speechless. Led Zeppelin were and still are the greatest rock band the world has ever known.

Fun Fact: Led Zeppelin is the greatest band of all time.

fun fact - all the weird sounds that you were hearing during this song was jimmy page playing the guitar with a violin bow, worth checking out live. another fun fact, zeppelin are the G.O.A.T.S.

Here's a fun fact for you: Drummer John Bonham was almost kicked out of the band in the first few weeks, because he played so loud, it supressed the sound of the other instruments. Luckily they kept him. He was 20 years old when they recorded this song.

Led Zepplin's "Since Ive Been Loving You" LIVE at Madison Square Garden is a MUST see WITH HEADPHONES. OMG its the best (even if/when slightly baked (or not))...the Live version is so much better that the studio version.. I'm subscribing now.

this is one song you MUST see in concert-the call and response between Plant and Page is incredible.😵

Fun “LZ I” fact: it was recorded in just 36 hours of studio time in 1968. The group had been together for maybe just a few months; the recording techniques utilized by Jimmy Page on the record set the tone for recorded music into the 1970s and beyond. Also, the bizarre sounds he makes with the guitar are him using a violin bow on the neck.

Brother you’ll love Kashmir and When The Levee Breaks by them!

My fav band of all time!.....the first and only band to ever have 6 albums on the billboard charts at the same time

Next Zep song should be When The Levee Breaks.. Peace..

Im 55 years old and to this day its the greatest band ever.

Fun fact, Led Zeppelin the band had known each other for three weeks before recording their first album which only took 36 hours and nobody can ever repeat that😮❤❤

John Paul Jones would play the keyboards with his hands and the bass using pedals with his feet at the same time on some songs for live performances.

GOATS, brother! Great reaction!

I saw Jimmy Page and Robert Plant in concert in Albany New York about twenty years ago. It still tops every concert I have ever seen. Neil Young, Mellencamp, Fogerty, Beck, Jackson Browne, Cheap Trick, all nothing in comparison. Total musical gods.

I'm with you, I love the crackle and pops of a record.

Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck and Eric Clapton ALL played for the Yardbirds in the early sixties.

Check out the live re union concert from 2007. Over 20 million people tried getting tickets for a 20 thousand seat arena they are the true gods.

Achilles last stand, the album version! Another epic song!

John Bonham the greatest drummer to walk this earth.. This is the song where he became my all time favorite. R.I.P. John Bonham

When ZEPPELIN played songs like this...it's like they were saying We're gonna kick your ass up and down the street. They were playing second fiddle to no one from the beginning

Jimmy's face-melting solo on here is still definitive. But it's actually quite classical and you can see it reconfigured in western heavy metal for decades to come.

Fun fact - Jimmy Page is a member of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, and channels energies of the universe through his body into his guitar.

Oh, Wow! I wish I were discovering this stuff for the 1st time all over again. Enjoy the Ride!

When you find Zeppelin you find zen, it flows over under and through you. It never. L aves you,!!!!

Fun Fact: Led Zeppelin recorded this and many other tunes at Hedley Grange, a notorious maison in England rooted in the occult. Some say the "supernatural" of this location possessed the group, and made for better music. Also, the layout of the home made for a challenging yet original recording set-up ultimately resulting in the unique and sexy sound. Oh yeah, and Jon Bonham.

It was as if his voice was meant for Rock. Robert Plant was a Rock God

Best debut album I can think of. They just smashed it.

Since I've been loving you is a great bluesy rocker with Roberts best vocal performance in studio in my opinion.

Your head hurt, then you were born. The best rock band in blues

Saw them when I was 14, way back when! Robert (singer) was only 19 when they made their first album (Led Zeppelin I). Love your reaction, btw!

I saw Led Zeppelin along with Iron Butterfly and a number.ber of other bands back in 1970 here in Winnipeg, Canada. Who do I remember? Led Zeppelin!!

Great reaction!! Keep the Led Zeppelin train going.

Fun Fact: Led Zeppelin had their very own Boeing 720 Airplane with a fireplace

Another fun fact: Page was one of the most highly regarded sessions guitarists in the early to mid 60s. He's credited on songs by The Who, The Kinks, Rolling Stones, 5 songs on Joe Cocker's debut album. He was good friends with Jeff Beck and Eric Clapton. He was twice offered a position with The Yardbirds. Once to possibly replace Clapton, which he turned down in loyalty to his friend. When Clapton left in 65 he was offered the position again, which he turned down in favor of his sessions work. He suggested his friend Jeff Beck. He eventually joined the group after Paul Samwell-Smith abruptly left the band, coincidentally after a concert that Page attended and visited back stage. He offered to play bass for the band, which he did until switching to dual leads with Beck when Chris Dreja moved to bass.

Lead singer and drummer were 19. It still gives me goosebumps.

Bands were so much more free to experiment with their music back then, that's why so many new styles were created over the years.

The Song Remains the Same\ The Rain Song at Madison Square Garden will show you their real talent and energy.

Man your reaction to Dazed and Confused is the best!!! What a ride ha

I Love your Reaction ! Go through the Led Zepplin back catalogue and you will hear Greatness and trail blazing music everywhere !! The Greatest of All Time !! 👍🏻👍🏻

A live performance of Led Zep that I abso-freaking-lutely LOVE is Madison Square Garden - "The Ocean" -- Jimmy is at his most fun and best, going all over the stage.

that was great!! pls react Led zeppelin Since i've been loving you. Live (HD) . is a concert live at madison square garden in 1973

Do "The Lemon Song"

I first saw them in spring of 1969. They were the warm up band for the headliners " Vanilla Fudge." No one had heard of them at that time, but needless to say, Vanilla Fudge did not play that evening. Led Zeppelin was on stage for 5 hours. The crowd would NOT let them go. Next day I went out and bought their first album. Four months later they were world renowned! An amazing night and memory!!!!!!

I just love watching these youngsters hear Zeppelin songs for the first time. So much fun!

Fun fact about Led Zeppelin is both Page and Jones were studio session musicians who played on dozens of hit records before they ever went out on their own. And by then they knew everything they needed to know about recording music.

Fun fact in 1984 a dj named Carol Miller started a program called “Get the Led out. It played 3 Zep songs and gave facts about the band. The show is still broadcasted today on some rock stations.

I was lucky enough to see them live at Earls Court, London in 1975. It cost me more than two weeks wages for the ticket, but was worth every penny. They are all exceptional artists, but the more you listen to each part, the harder it is to work out who is the most exceptional.

A very MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL. Peace on Earth, good will towards all. God bless!

My fav Zep song...its so freaky and so far ahead of its time...1969 man! That's so crazy TVs were still black and white...men walked on the moon...Genius Masterpiece.

'WTF was that?!' That was Dazed and Confused, but just the short LP version. I cracked up at this reaction. Plant called the drugs then various cures for sleep for 3 days (or something like that). The Yardbirds did this song well, in a few different versions (not sure if Clapton played it with a violin bow?). Once Page owned it and Plant sang it, it became one of the most iconic and bazar rock songs recorded.

Led Zeppelin Stare way to Heaven one of the greatest songs ever written

Jimmy Page is a hero of mine and was the mastermind behind Led Zeppelin. They were so great because each member was a master at what they did I'd say. Jimmy was obsessed with the occult and even owned a book shop at one point for occult book, he was and still is a super intelligent guy! Very humble, he always said that when the 4 members performed together they created a 5th element because of what each member brought to the table. I've been playing guitar for 25 years and will never get close to the talent Jimmy had in his youth. They were young when they made these songs which blows my mind!

They still hold the Guinness book of world records for the most requested song in history Stairway to heaven

Saw them in Chicago in ‘77 and I appreciate them even more today!

Led Zeppelin broke up after their drummer the great John Bonham died because they couldn't go on without him. Not a fun fact but a sad fact

Greatest band ever ever.

NEAJ! THE BOW!

Now, anyone who hears this understands when this music changed the worlds consciousness..

Imagine hearing this at15 years old when “rain drops keep falling on my head” was a hit song played nonstop on the radio. Talk about culture shock…

Saw Led Zeppelin in concert- best concert ever.

My favorite thing to do during quarantine is watch young hip hop enthusiast enjoy zeppelin for the first time. Each song is different and their influences come from blues. Soul. Reggae. Folk. You name it. Enjoy your ride sir. They are the true Gods of their elements. I wish I could of seen them live.

Manager Peter Grant.. ex.wrestler and a Big guy...told John Bonham to wise up and follow the orders of Jimmy Page..Page is the leader of this group and that is final!

You need to listen to "Bring It On Home" from LZ #2. What you're experiencing (and we're delighted for it) is Jimmy Page's mastery in arranging and mixing this so well.

They're a power band sent from above, like Tool. They just never disappoint

LED ZEPPELIN MADE THERE FIRST TWO ALBUMS IN 1969... GREW UP WITH THESE BANDS WHEN THE MUSIC WAS NEW....WILL NEVER COMPLAIN ABOUT GETTING OLD BECAUSE THOSE CHILDHOOD, TEENAGE, YOUNG MAN, MEMORIES WERE THE ONLY TIME TO BE ALIVE...

Alright,,,,fun fact. Robert Plant said the song Kashmir represented every thing Zeppelin wanted to be. 👍🔥👍 And YES,,,,the drugs were GREAT. 😎

It's never too late to learn to love to let the Led out!

Dazed and confused... The whole first album is still, to this day, Unbeatable.

HEY!!! Thanks again for another LZ. The studio version is phenomenal BUT this is one you GOTTA do live!!! You gotta see how Page makes those sounds. Dazed and Confused was the original number for LZ's live show improvisations and they prided themselves on the tight jamming improvs they did live. Dazed was written with improvisation in mind. No LZ song was played exactly the same twice. The singer is Robert Plant, bassist - John Paul Jones and drummer (considered greatest rock drummer) John Bonham. They often recorded live (together) and then "overdubbed" other instrument parts on top of that. FUN FACT. Jimmy Page produced ALL of LZ's albums. He is considered an innovator in music production. LZ1, the album that Dazed is on, was recorded by the group in Sept/Oct 1968 and mastered/produced by Page in the same time period - in 30 hrs total. Unheard of!!!! The man is a genius on so many levels. Here are links to Dazed and Confused live - my favorite from Royal Albert Hall 1970 - 15 minutes (before they took on the look of "rock gods" - just them and the music) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/br2fhKeh352sf4E.html and the Madison Square Garden 1973 in full rock god mode - 29 minutes (MSG was used for the LZ movie The Song Remains The Same; parts of the filmed performance of Dazed may be from other nights' performances at MSG that week) This is Page at his absolute BEST!! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kLeXjNFjmL7ak58.html THIS IS UNBELIEVABLE LIVE!!! BOTH PERFORMANCES ARE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 PS. drugs?? - pot/acid 😜😜

Fun Fact: the reverb in the drums in “When The Levee Breaks” were recorded by placing the drum set at the bottom of a spiral staircase and placing 3 mics up on different steps.

I was there Toronto Canada Aug 1973. All i can say is " unbelievable"

Bizmatik, love the volume you got. 👍

I'm not a teenager anymore and it still sends chills up my arms.

Robert Plants voice is so sultry,his dad wanted him to be an accountant but Robert wanted to be a singer,he fell out with his dad for a while. Just look what a legend he still is. Still touring at 74. Fanbloodytastic.

Like x 1,000. Great reaction video brother.

Jimmy Page use to be the lead guitarist of a group called the Yard Birds". Back in 1968 he dissolved the group and in 1969 formed Led Zepplin. He was noted for playing his guitar with a violin bow (Dazed and Confused) and the musical instrument called a "theremin" in "Whole Lotta Love". In the latter, you don't touch the instrument, you play the space that surrounds it.

Magnifique!

Love your reactions..... Exactly how I felt when I heard their songs for the first time.....

Thank you for audio style...

My first music purchase was the albums, Led Zepplin and Led Zepplin II. Back in 1969. I was 13 at the time! I love every song on both albums! I was trying to find the song, "Whole Lotta Love", but didn't know the title of the song. I knew it was by Led Zepplin, so I bought both albums. Back then the only Led Zepplin song that got airplay on the radio, was "Whole Lotta Love". Well, I fell deeply in love with both albums. I have a large collection of Led Zepplin still today!

There's nothing like a clean, scratch lees, no must, no tears, original inner sleeve pure vibrational music. This group is soooo dang blasted good. At 70, I never get tired of them! Greatness never dies! P.S. I stil have a HUGE NM collection of the best Classics of the period. I'm a lucky girl! lol

Fun fact? Led Zeppelin are GODS!

The drummer is the best to ever pick up sticks! He played a single bass like a double bass. 3 legs and 4 arms. Lol

Oh snap I have listened to led zep so long that I get burned out but your reaction took me back to my teens loved it ready for Moore

The debut album....mind-blowing. I saw Page/Plant together and I saw Robert Plant solo w/Phil Collins playing drums and I knew when I watched it that I was witnessing musical royalty. Incredible experience, but I'm jealous of all of those that got to see Zeppelin.

We all loved them as much as you do now first hearing them, fun to watch you enjoy

my first Acid trip was at a Led Zepplin concert at Madison Square Garden, I melted into the seat