FIRST TIME HEARING | Led Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven Live -REACTION/REVIEW
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You know how you used to say in your videos “The rock Gods are Pleased!”? These are those Rock Gods.
i was about to say that!!
Yes they are
Amen
dmelanconjr Yes they are those rock gods. There will not be a replacement any time soon!!
Isn't Elvis the rock god
This dude makes me jealous.
Wish I was hearing this for the first time!!
He's not, it's a show
was on acid the first time i heard it, amazing experience
Adam when people say “Drugs don’t make things better” they mean before you hear Led Zeppelin
I don’t remember my first time, grew up on this music, but damn I still get chills.
I'm saying...
All of them are absolute beasts. Robert Plant on the mic, Jimmy Page on the guitar, John Bonham on the drums and John Paul Jones on the bass. One if the best bands of all time!
quite possibly the best.
Regardless of how much someone could appreciate them as a whole, they were arguably the most impressive concentration of exceptional talents a rock band has ever seen.
An outstanding, incredibly skillful outlier on every single role.
JPJ is on piano here
Pink Floyd taught me that one day I’d find that 10 years had got behind me...but then Zeppelin taught me that there’s still time to change the road I’m on.
Do with that what you will 🤷♂️
Strong from you
Profound
God!! That was Awesome!! You know your shit!!
Well said, it’s just a matter of perception.
british music is all we need my dude :)
Love watching people being blown away by the genius of Jimmy Page
akaBorg same. A true guitar god who can grab the attention of many generations to come
@@MaddogJones Lol Yes. It was super sloppy
As well as them watching Stevie Ray Vaughan, the way both these guys play can't be tought.
Led Zeppelin’s “Babe I’m Gonna Leave You” is epic! Really, you can’t go wrong with any Zeppelin song!
If you’ve never heard Great White ‘s cover of it on MTV Unplugged, you should definitely check it out. It’s the best Zeppelin cover in my opinion.
Yes, all of Great White’s covers of Zeppelin songs are spot on! Jack Russel’s voice is so similar to Robert Plants!
Yes!
I've been requesting this one for a long time. I love that song. Definitely in my top 3 favorite Zeppelin songs along with Going to California and Hey Hey what can I do?.
Gonna have to agree. Good call Stacy.
“The dude with the guitar”.. Jimmy Paige is a legend and a Rock Genius...I love your appreciation of this masterpiece.
You mentioned something important that so many seem to overlook these days - he is a storyteller, not just a singer.
listen to how quiet the audience is...THAT's when you know you've succeeded, the fans so lost in the song, they just staring in awe.
In the original version they are screaming
Audience is cut out
Back in the day LZ was considered as heavy, boring, satanic and "metal" for bluesy old cunts. Those people may be just staring in disgust lol.
@@orchidmalevolence9726 they wouldn't have been at his concert.
@@lovelyjanecohen2637 I'm just saying. Just like every other band, they used to open for bigger bands before hitting mainstream success.
When he said “he’s storytelling” I got excited because this guy gets it. Stairway is the greatest story ever told.
Jimmy Page doing what he does best, letting the guitar tell the story!
Seen Plant and Page at the Palace at Auburn Hills near Detroit. Jimmy ripped into Over The Hills And Far Away. Had tears running down my cheeks. Was amazing!
I thought the exact thing!
Its a story about all of us
Absolutely correct !! Made me smile that He did get it - ❤️❤️😊
THE guitar solo of classic rock. Well done Mr. Page.
Rock groups in 70,80s no autotune,magical talent.
80s was full of fakery
One of the Greatest songs ever. One hundred years from now this song will still be known.
I agree. It is already decades old. It is an iconic Rock song.
it’s a masterpiece. did they know that when they wrote it?
It's already almost 50 years old.
I remember hearing this on the radio when I was like 5 or 6 years old. And it still moves me.
Not just one of, *the* greatest song ever.
Every time I hear this song that's what I think. One of the greatest songs ever written.
"That guitar solo gave me hope." That is so beautiful.
Funnily enough the full version of the clip from The song remains the same dvd starts with Robert Plant saying "I think this is a song of hope"
ua-cam.com/video/fUeh-jILyhg/v-deo.html first few seconds
As someone born in 1960 and grew up loving Led Zepplin and FM Radio it’s hard to imagine anyone who hasn’t herd this song. It’s the most played song in the history of FM radio. It would take over 22 yrs if you played it back to back all the times this song had been played.
KTF that song has been in my ears since I was 13 years old. Almost 60 now.... I still get emotional listening to it!!!! ❤️😇🙏🏽
Me too. I'm 67 and so many memories♥️♥️
😂 1st time I've ever heard Jimmy Page referenced as "the dude with the guitar"
Love these reaction videos
Took the words out of my mouth 😂😂😂😂😂
Made me cringe, lmao 😂😂😂😂
Yes, but he is so nice guy and want to learn good music, so i think we must to forgive him his unknowladge 😉
Makes me appreciate the fact that not everyone has heard about Led Zeppelin, or Jimmy Page. He's coming into this from an outsiders perspective... Can you imagine what it must be like to hear this song for the first time again? Lucky bastard.
should of been whats that guitar with the duds
Has it finally happened? Preston has found the finest music rabbit hole he will ever fall into? Ramble on dude, ramble on and enjoy 😀
Made me LAFF, A rabbit hole he can not get of.
He's already done Dazed and Confused I believe...
@@geoffadam2094 He did a few Led Zep songs till now
Imagine what they would've done if Bonham hadn't died.
That, my friend, is no "the dude with the guitar", he's Sir James Patrick Page.
Fact.
Yes
A young black man rockin out to Led Zepplin. What a time to be alive.
What an ignorant statement...Zep were heavily, heavily influenced by the blues. Great music is great music, and people who love music and have good taste recognize what they love in any genre of music, regardless of race. Jimi Hendrix would also like a word with you...rock and roll is by no means a white thing.. I will agree that it's great to see any person being introduced to quality music they had previously been unfamiliar with.
@@bryanneilan8947 tell emm🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿
Bryan Neilan think about the age gap that’s why he is probably saying that this song came out in 1971 but if he’s trying to be funny and or racist the fuck him music is for all not just color of your skin
Led Zeppelin called themselves a "Blues" band, and were influenced heavily by Leadbelly and Muddy Waters.
Bryan Neilan so rap isn’t just black music then right?
That guy on guitar is JIMMY PAGE. The mastermind behind Led Zeppelin. He wrote mostly all their songs and produced ALL of their albums. He’s the GOAT. Oh, also he’s a legendary guitarist.
Your life has just changed for the better.
The 60s and 70s were a hell of a good time to be alive in for music, simply incredible!
Days of good acid
TOTALLY AGRE
Whoever is playing that guitar !!! Damn the WHOLE WORLD KNOWS EXACTLY WHO THE HELL THAT IS !!
Kinda the whole point of a reaction buddy! He’s learnt who Jimmy Page is the best way possible 👌🏻
lol.
Singer: Robert Plant
Guitarist: Jimmy Page
Bass/Keyboard: John Paul Jones
Drums: John Bonham
Want a good one watch Since Ive Been Loving you Live
Aaron Espinoza 'Since I've Been Loving You' is my favourite. Did John Bonham not get the Guinness World Record for being the fastest drummer, or something?... Pretty sure I heard that somewhere
John Bonham is dead
That's John Fucking Bonham to you sir.
Idk personally think nothing tops the studio version of Since I've Been Loving You. That solo is just perfect.
@@ricocarrillo1945 god to anyone else
We might need a “Do over” Bro. Everyone here wants to see you react to the studio version and I completely agree with them. 👍
STUDIO VERSION IS GOLDEN....this documentary's version, is NOT.
EXACTLY! I prefer the studio version.
For a first reaction, it should always be the studio version imo. After that you can go back and listen to the lives version.
loved the live solo, but so different to the studio version.
Indeed
I had my body pressed up to the stage in the 70s and watched them do that live. Something you never forget.
This song has touched millions of people like you...it still does 50 years later...a masterpiece...saw them live once...love your channel.
I prefer the album version but zeppelin is legendary. Jimmy page is one of the guitar gods. Robert plant is a great vocalist.
live is always much better! watch the whole movie the song remains the same... will blow your head off so damn good... I saw Zeppelin in 1975.. I was 15 AMAZING!
You cant leave out the drum god himself, john bonham
@@tjhamlin5299 amd bass god John Paul Jones
Robert Plant, best vocalist ever!
Very few can match up with Plant's vocals. VERY FEW.
This is probably the best live version out there, but there is NO comparison to the studio version.
howlingmine, agreed. If you’re going to listen to Zeppelin live, try “Since I’ve been loving you”.
Earl's Court versión is far better, even than studio version
Totally agree. Studio version is timeless and unmatched.
True
IMO... The version on the live album How the West was Won is the best...
Led Zep was composed of one each of the greatest rock singers, songwriter, drummer, guitarist at the same damn time... Nuff said
Bonham is incredible but no one is better then Neil peart on the drums
@@GrimeDiesel did you know that John Bonham didn’t receive his first drum kit until he was 15 years old? He joined Led Zeppelin when he was 19. Died at age 31. Voted greatest rock drummer of all time in many separate polls, but that is all subjective. Neil Peart is great too
@@FelixTheCat69 best percussionist is Neil best drummer is bonham
@@GrimeDiesel Interesting. I really would like to know more about Neil Peart. I bought a bunch of Rush albums, but they just didn't do it for me. I also watched a documentary on them and that was really good. Neil seemed to have some tragedy and demons to work through, but it was very good. Funny, I couldn't take Geddy's voice for too long, but he seemed like a super nice guy and I could have listened to Neil play all day and he was not very sociable at all.
@@FelixTheCat69 rush is a little out there but I love it. Neil was a genius at both writing songs and playing drums. But yeah gettys voice is very hit or miss. But his bass playing makes up for it I think.
"The guitar solo gave me hope!". Jimmy Page has long been, and will be until my dying day, my favorite guitar player. I'll never hear a cooler compliment than that. Bro, you nailed it.
The godfathers of rock music. You are about to go on a trip with Zeppelin. So many epic tracks for you to enjoy
Need more Zeppelin. Babe, I’m Gonna Leave You. When the Levee Breaks. That’s the Way. Whole Lotta Love. Kashmir. All My Love. Can’t go wrong with Zeppelin.
Never go wrong. Live Achillies Last Stand and live Dazed And Confused from TSRTS...also live Since I've Been Loving You!
Celebration Day!
How Many More Times
Ramble On
They have some pretty meh songs in their later work.
I believed he never heard this before when he called Jimmy Page “the guy with the guitar”! That blew my mind
Jimmy is the master
my god, jimmy page is so damn beautiful, just magical...like no other.
This is literally my most favourite guitar solo of all time.
Gilmour ...
Comfortably numb >>>>>>>>>
Yes I agree it's untouchable never to be duplicated love this song
Me too!
André Luiz I love this more than comfortably numb, even though I love comfortably numb of course
"To be a rock and not to roll..." some of the greatest lyrics put on paper.
themadness1925 YES!!!!
I didn't get how good it was until Heart did it in the Kennedy Center.
Beautiful line
"When all are one and one is all
To be a rock and not to roll"
Well, they placed it in this song's very climax. Made it best.
Hearts rendition gave me goosebumps, gave robert plant tears it was so powerful!
The dude on the guitar is Jimmy Page. Legend. Google him ; )
Yes please do!
He also created/originated this song.
Yes he’s a legend. A thief as well
@@samuelminnick6275 hardly at all. He's better than those he "copied" off anyways
Your life will never be the same. There's no Auto tune in 1973. That's just raw talent and stage charisma. This will blow your mind: In 1973 when this was filmed live not one member of Led Zeppelin had reached the age of 30 yet.
That guitar solo.....💥
Was thinking the exact same thing, how the lead singer stepped back & let the guitarist take over. When you have that talent in a band, you can trust any member to let it pour out at any time...& what a time it must’ve been for that group of humans...
Love his reaction - extremely nice to know that a 'non-rock' guy can appreciate the unsurmountable musical genius of Led Zeppelin!!
He IS a rock guy! Watch other reactions. Metallica, Tool, System Of A Down, Pink Floyd, etc., especially " Crazy Train". Dude's badass
Jimmy Page is the guitarist, Robert Plant is lead singer, John Bonham (RIP) is (was) the drummer and John Paul Jones is the Bassist/Organist. One of if not THE greatest band EVER.
yes..
Fuck yeah
The greatest ♥️
Yeah each of them could be considered the greatest at their instrument. Really depends on taste but they are all up there. And Robert Plant's instrument was that voice.
ddff lskskkdkdn both amazing but zeppelin is the sauce
I prefer this version than the studio version. Everything from the instrumentation to Plant's vocals were magnified beyond explanation.
I think of the studio version as the "director's cut". When they had all the time they wanted to make it perfect, there's no "I've played this a million times" factor. Everything is dialed in exactly as intended for a studio version.
If I want the live version (I do), it's because I'm watching it live.
At this concert...Just before they start this song Plant says "This is a song of hope"...This video doesn't show it but it is amazing how u said that in this video
True shit
It's a joke you people are so gullable, If you actually listen to the lyrics you'd realise hes literally singing about satan enticing him onto the road to hell. The whole songs a joke about how the band sold their souls to the devil for fame
Chacob If you read the lyrics it’s about a woman who is finding out money can’t you into heaven.
@@brendanearly6481 if you read the lyrics, you'll notice 'yes there are two paths you can go down, but in the long run, there's always time to change which road you're on' and 'the pipers calling you to join him'. That and plant literally said he felt 'a hand write out the first lyric of the song' and also the numerous musicians throughout history, Bob Dylan, Robert Johnson, many other blues and rock artists, arguably even Anthony from chillis (although I love chillis, don't get me wrong) when he writes 'under the bridge downtown, I gave my life away' it's so bloody blatant its just people are so blind
@@sledge2742 And yet you come to a reaction channel that does Stairway To Heaven to talk your bs, bet you have said the same thing on a lot Stairway To Heaven reactions. Too much toxicity. Enjoy everything while you can.
Welcome to your Led Zeppelin journey. Now I recommend you check out When the Levee Breaks and The Battle of Evermore.
Oh God yes The Battle Of Evermore!
Babe I'm Gonna Leave You needs a reaction. Such a song of emotional power. And also one of the stronger acoustic openings.
Yes all of those!! And The Song Remains the Same concert movie!
Earl's Court version of Stairway is even better!
Please do the studio version big dog!!! This is a great live performance of this song but the studio version is just perfection!.......
I heard that their studio songs get blocked immediately
I agree. Check the studio too. Also, check out Heart's tribute to Led Zeppelin
Actually ALL of their songs LIVE are badass. Not to say the studio versions are not great, but LZ wrote all of their songs to be performed live. They actually released their Albums to promote their Tours...instead of touring to support their Albums. TOTALLY the opposite of every other Band. They felt that seeing them play live was the best way to hear their music, which is why they never wanted to release any singles. They only did release singles because of major pressure from their record label.
This was a super sloppy, out of time version of the song.
Agreed, the studio version of the song is pure genius, and it helps one appreciate the genius of how they jammed with it in the live performance.
it's about a woman who gets everything she wants, only to find it has no meaning in the end
DKS 001 your explanation was brilliant and to the point.
......yet she probably doesn’t care.
Sad really.
Nope
This was always the last song played at our school dances. A 7min slow dance, with a boy. That was like going to heaven as a teen. Lol
“Might be one of the greatest songs I’ve ever heard bro”
Haha I love it man! So fun to see someone experience Led Zeppelin for the first time. Greatest band there ever was and ever will be! I’ll be watching more videos, you just won yourself a new viewer
It is one of the greatest all time Rock songs. I have listened to it a million times. Sometimes I leave it alone for months, then I come back an revisit and always you realize how amazing the song is, not to mention how great the artistry of this band once was.
@@domingoreyes9801 It's kinda crazy to think that they were just a bunch of kids. Idk they just have this godly aura to them.
@@slimbrady6691 It's called Satan, but it sure does sound good.
@@marshawnlynch6244 Oh lord, you're not one of those ppl that thinks Stairway to Heaven is a subliminal message to the devil, are you?
@@slimbrady6691 Oh lord, you aren't some simpleton who doesn't understand humor?
This song was released on November 8, 1971.
It is the #1 song of ALL-TIME on FM Radio.
no contest
The number 2 song was Hey Jude...and on the AM dial Number 1 was Hey Jude and Number 2 Was Stairway LOL
Every classic rock station in America still plays it atleast 10 times a day
For Over 40 yrs it is the #1 song of all TIME.......🥰😍🥰.. Absolute Guineas😍 🥰😍
dob dec 8 1971🙏
I love watching the genuine reactions of this guy to the music of my generation. Priceless.
I still get goosebumps all over everytime I hear this...it grabs my soul and never releases it. I love your reaction. ❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Glad to see you enjoyed it... Now try Led Zeppelin "When The Levee Breaks" or " Since I've Been Loving You" Peace!!!
Yes, killer picks.
70s- rock fantastic recommendations! Since I’ve Been Loving You is my all time favorite, and I love every song Zeppelin created. Such a masterpiece
Hell yeah!!
Since I've been loving you especially
Since I been lovin you is one of the greatest blues rock songs of all time
You said the solo gave you hope and Robert Plant says “I think this is a song about hope” right before the song starts
Must have subliminally entered his thoughts.
@@Danimal77 exactly.... What I was gonna say
you could always tell how truly good a band was by how respectful the audience was during the show.
Preston my man, you have just witnessed God playing a guitar!!
Jimmy Page never to be duplicated.
Let's give mad props to the best drummer ever as well. The late John Bonham.
@@laurier8131 the best there ever was.
The best part is he never truly believed he was the greatest; a modest man.
Not only that but there will never be such a perfect combination of musicians in one band ever again.
Listen to Blind Faith - Stevie Winwood.
I recommend always going studio version first when it's an iconic song. Live is great, but it's best to first experience the song in the format that originally forged its success, imho.
Love your channel bro, keep bringin it!
That and while reading the lyrics as well
I kinda like Pink Floyd’s comp numb pulse live version better than studio and a couple free bird live versions better as well
I agree
I think since a lot of reaction videos get blocked when using original video, most people have just switched to doing live recordings so they don't have to deal with label blocking their video.
Dude get your favorite party favors and a nice TV with good sound and sit down and watch The Song Remains the same. I think the experience of live music outweighs the perfect studio versions. Especially with such an iconic band.
Jimmy Page has a Doctorate in music theory from the Berklee school of music dont let his persona fool you lol
When he says bruh I feel this shit man I almost cried cause you can see he really felt it
Jimmy Page plays this solo so much from his heart. I always have to cry when I see this.
Robert plant wrote the words for this song in 1 hour after hearing the music… God given talent💜
Like the studio version better. Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd put out some of the best rock ever!!
@Forgotten Remedies supertramp were brilliant 👌🏻
Made me feel a certain way too all those years ago. Thanks for letting me experience that again through you.
None of our modern rock bands would be here without Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, or Bob Dylan 🙌
💯💯💯
And none of those bands you listed would be here without the Beatles.
Bob Dylan would definitely be here without the beatles
@@deanparker5542 No, because Beatles also influenced Dylan for his electric period. So he would be here but not in the way that we know him. So I'm right, you're clueless. Beatles influenced basically everyone.
John Kevin Bob Dylan is one of the greatest lyricists ever to walk the earth, im not even a fan of him, but he would definitely still be here if the beatles didnt exist, you cant say definitively that he wouldnt be here because of how the beatles influenced him as an electric player even tho most of his most celebrated works are before his transition, i agree the Beatles influenced everything i mean they changed the world, but to say bob dylan wouldnt be here is clueless.
Listen to the studio version it has better pacing and build up you will be Happy
His voice actually goes high in studio version too he was probably tripping on acid too hard to get the exact song points perfect
@@thegamepotato1912 his voice exploded before this gig was filmed. He could never hit the stupidly high notes from 73 onwards. Still had an awesome voice though!
Either that or the live version on 'How The West Was Won' which seems a bit tighter than this.
True dat.
guitar solo in this version is better
Finally a reaction where someone actually gets the song - thank you
THE 70s wright here ,,
Best cover ever is Heart doing this at Kennedy Center Honors in front of them!
No kidding I have heard this over 10,000 times. Which is about as many clicks as this song will get in an hour.
Same. This and many other Zeppelin songs. I was a little obsessed 😂😈
Been to three zep shows...this version is weak compared to other live versions and of course the studio version, which was a miracle.
3 Zep shows too. I saw last US show ever in SF 1977 couple days before Karac died. Best show I ever saw of over 1000 concerts from all bands
Check out Heart’s tribute to them at the Kennedy Center Honors....
it was amazing for sure....
Yeah, it's really nice. Plant's emotions during it are powerful and infectious.
Very cool!
Hell yeah ann Wilson kills it
This is like one of the best videos ever made, shit will bring a tear to your eye @King KTF do it!
This performance is pure gold, how lucky we are to have it.
Gets me every time. This is Zeppelin at the height of their powers.
Led Zeppelin is the greatest band of all time for me, please do more Zeppelin reactions
This song is an epiphany, one of the best classic rock songs.
I bet at 8:40 you were staring at Jimmy Page, admiring his two neck guitar. You should have glanced behind him. John Bonham, going berserk on the skins for the next few mins. He was something else.
This is probably the best live version, but the studio version of this song can’t be beat.
You get it, Man. You just get it.
In my humble opinion I suggest that if you are going to listen to a song for the first time you listen to the original studio song first and then live versions ✌
Not necesserily. For Stairway, I'd usually recommend the live version because it's the essence of how they perform it and their personalities come out. Best way to be introduced to Led zepp imo
Imo I prefer the live version of this song too
Same here. After hearing the technical and rythmical perfection of the studio version, you get to properly enjoy the emotion of the live performance.
The original is absolutely the way to go, I am pretty confused as to why he chose to jump on the live first, especially when its such a massive classic, but anyway.
@@plamenvelyov4605 People are reacting to live versions because of the copyright implications on UA-cam. Led Zeppelin, or their representatives, will have the video blocked or pulled down if you used the commercial studio version. Which is kind of silly, because they also sell DVD's of the live version. If people like your stuff....they will buy it !
Heart covered this at the Kennedy Honors when President Obama honored Led Zeppelin, the BEST cover of this song EVER!!! It will give you WAAAAAY more than goosebumps!! A MUST watch. :) Thanks Preston!!
agreed!!!!!
agreed!!!
Too bad you need to watch Obama while reacting to it.
Fantastic cover!
According to Page, he designed this song to be like a lotus flower slowly opening up.. starting ever so softly and slowly and then gradually increasing the tempo and intensity.. never has their been a song like this that incrementaly increases in tempo..
One of the most beautifully arranged song in human history
if you get a chance...check out Heart's version of "Stairway" at the Kennedy Center Honors Led Zeppelin
Made Robert cry, destroyed it with perfection.🥃
Yep. The tribute from Heart with Jason on drums, was one of the best covers ever. Any song.
Follow this ladies' advice. Tears streamed down this old guy's cheeks watching that performance! Best cover ever. Then listen to the album version as well. Maybe album first!
I was about to leave the same comment. Such a beautiful tribute!
yes X10
"The guy with the guitar"
I love you so much, man 😄♥️♥️
But yeah, if you wanna dive into the lyrics please make another video, I'd love to see your reaction to the studio version plus lyrics!
I have watched this more then ten times and I still get the same feeling as I've watched it for the first time.......truly one of the best bands to ever play.........I'm glad I grew up in an era where we had great music all around.......great reaction bro.
Ledgendary band beatha, notice Jimmy was playing his solo with his eyes closed. Love from NZ
In this performance right before your video started Robert Plant says," This is a song of hope." You were right on.
Must have entered his mind subliminally.
“I think this is a song of hope” sends shivers down my spine every time I watch the live performance which is everyday
I may have made a similar comment on one of your prior reaction videos but... I really appreciate how intensely you consume everything listen to. You genuinely pay attention and open your ears and mind. Another great vid.
Stairway live is an untouchable masterpiece Jimmy pages solo is never gonna be duplicated it's original and it's golden. Try if you will lol but won't ever be a solo like that ever again I love this song live
One of the best reaction videos. This guy not only listened and watched and paid attention to everything. He also had intelligent, thoughtful and very personal things to say at the end. Way to go man! Watching you see and hear this for the first time was Brilliant!!
I cant even imagine how amazing this performance was in person...
Iron Maiden- Number of the Beast(official video). Man you gotta do this.
The rock in rio version is better tbh.
@@feliperodrigues5437 noo. Bruce himself could not replicate that epic spream from studio version.
You have to get on “since I’ve been loving you” favorite zeppelin song. So much soul.
This is considered one of the greatest (if not the greatest) rock songs of all time. A classic. Great review. As someone said below, I wish I could listen to this song for the first time again. It blew me away decades ago & it still does.
I sometimes wish I could be 15 again so I could hear this again for the first time. Its simply spectacular. Legendary.
One of the greatest rock songs of all time! Amazing lyrics amd music. Love the reaction bro. Would love to see you do some more Zeppelin or Jinjer. Rock on brother ✌🤘
Dude this song got me into rock and roll, a timeless masterpiece
You were the first reaction channel that I ever subbed to... Mishew!!!
Hope all is well ✨
"Does anybody remember laughter?"
You wanna "Feel some kinda way"?
Led Zep studio version then live version in a double shot -
SINCE I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU!!!
Just from another planet holy
AKICITA
And Cashmir!!!!!
Kashmir
How the West was Won album version
ua-cam.com/video/hodxGiu7RSI/v-deo.html
Luv your reaction! That"s how many.of us felt when we first heard it 72! ❤️
Love to see reaction we all went through when we were 14 years old.