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I'd like to learn Irish and Spanish better. I know Spanish words not enough to have a long conversation. Learned some Spanish in high school. I know a few Irish words. The cool thing about learning languages is you the more languages you know the more it helps.
@@williamreiser3118 Yes, my brother was totally synced into rock at that time. ! was 11 in 1968 and 14 when I saw them. I wonder if I would have seen 1/10 of the music and shows if it weren't for him. Prior to 1967 we didn't really think about music.
If we're there in 1971 you must be at least 68 years old ,I am 62. 1970 to 1980 was the best time in history to be young.The young people today don't get to have as much fun as we did.
@@danielblanchard793 I am 66, I was 14, but my older brother brought me. Lots of marijuana smoke in the Forum, a big cloud. I was not using at that time, but that would change. In those days, joints would be lit and passed down the row, it was the whole sharing thing that was big at that time.
One day you say "Led Zeppelin who are they?" next day you wake up to the Immigrant Song as your alarm and saying "If there's a bustle in your hedgerow don't be alarmed now"
This song also opened “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo”, directed by David Fincher. It was a cover version by Trent Reznor and that opening sequence is incredibly cool. This song is famous for the part you knew going in, but also just because it’s a flat out banger. You can’t go wrong with any Zeppelin song. Thanks for the fun reaction!
If you like Zep you would like Rush. Start with “The Spirit of Radio” if you like that then “Tom Sawyer” and then I take though the rabbit hole of Rush
Zeppelin is famous for putting on a fantastic show. When he was young Robert Plant’s singing was notoriously hard to understand in live performances, but between Plant’s phenomenal vocal tones and Jimmy Page’s incredible improvisations in his solos they more than made up for the muddy lyrics.
@@DeborahParham-ve1vp I would hazard a guess that you are either exceptionally good at deciphering his vocals or haven’t seen the live performances I’m referencing. Sure, there were a lot of lyrics that were easy to understand, but there were also a lot with which many people struggled.
Rock On, Irish Girl! The best part of becomming musically aware is when one realizes that multitasking while listening is soooo natural. Not possible with video. I could see you enjoying live music right down front, if you had a ten foot exclusion zone!
Happy Wednesday to you Diane! You have been really good at picking music to listen and react to. Led Zeppelin is by no means an exception. Their music is phenomenal. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and reactions. Rock on Diane! Always a pleasure to tune in to your channel! 😎👍🎉🎉🎉
Many people consider Led Zeppelin’s 1973 version of “Since I’ve Been Loving You” live at Madison Square Garden is the greatest live rock performance ever given.
You just can't go wrong with Led Zeppelin. This one is one of my favorites. I'll post a link in Patreon later of one of the oddest covers of this song ever. 🎵 thanks Diane
From repeated listening since "Immigrant Song" first came out, I believed I was able to make out most of the lyrics. Still, when I saw that you were reacting to this song, I realized I had never actually seen the lyrics printed out. Having now done so, it turns out the only lyric I got completely right was the scream at the beginning.
Watching & listening to live performances are great,, but in my humble opinion,, when checking out a song for the first time,, it's always best to listen to the studio version first,, so that when listening to the live version,, you have something to compare their performance to..As always,, great reaction/review girl.
@@lyndoncmp5751 No it doesn't. When performed live lots of parts are left out (natural of course for a 4 piece band) and lots of nuance from the studio version is simply not there. Both studio and live have their place but to claim that this live version blows away the studio version is just wrong. A first listen to a song should be the studio version. Then move on to the live version.
@@1ouncebird I read both comments yours and the person to whom you replied. It has been so much better for myself to listen to the studio version first (yes they are polished and massaged so to speak for maximum artistic qualities) then go to a live version or even go to a concert. Sometimes but rarely the live version is so raw and in the moment that it beats the studio version..VERY RARE! It is also fun to see musicians at their greatest artistic creativeness. About the only musicians that were great live that I recall was Peter Frampton and ELP Emerson Lake and Palmer. I always wanted to see Led Zep or The Doors or The Who, but it did not happen🙃🙂🙄😞😣😖 i AM GLAD YOU SAID WHAT YOU SAID
@@1ouncebird I'll repeat, the live version here blows the studio version out of the water. It has MORE going on. Jimmy's solo isn't in the studio version, and Bonham's drumming is on another level. Zeppelin often improved on the studio versions live. Prime examples are Dazed And Confused and How Many More Times. As Jimmy Page himself once said "often the studio version was just a starter. We took them somewhere else on stage". Immigrant Song is a case in point. It just has more ommph, more balls. It rocks way harder here.
This is my favorite Zeppelin song. This live version is quite a bit different than the original on Led Zeppelin III. It's one of their shortest tracks. They tended to extend songs and jam when preforming live. I love their live stuff too. In fact I need to acquire this show. Would have been awesome to have been there but I would have been quite young.
Led Zeppelin is the best group ever ! They have influenced so many other bands, that it's almost incalculable. They have so much diversity within all of their albums, and that's the mark of God like talent.
Another legendary & iconic group that delivers this beautiful & hypnotic song,, Black Sabbath "Planet Caravan",, in fact it's so chill & relaxing that some have recorded 10 hour loop tracks,, playing the song over & over,, so they can relax,, chill,, meditate or even go to sleep listening to..R.I.P. John (Bonzo) Bonham 🙏❤️
This is one of my favorite Zeppelin songs. My big brother got me Led Zeppelin III for Christmas 1970, when I was 11. Love me some Led Zep. I love shows like this one! You might like Zeppelin's Since I've Been Loving You, live from Madison Square Garden, 1973. We'll make you a Zep Head yet! Rock On, Diane!!!😎😄
This is the first Led Zeppelin song I ever heard. My friend was into Yes, and would mercilessly mock it. I saw them a few times when I was a teen. And thank you for the Babbel link! I need to learn Spanish before walking the Camino De Santiago next year. ❤
I am now 79 but I am the same age of the Legends and this is my soundtrack (a 27 year old Vietnam Veteran) there was a lot of rage in that age?). I really like the way you recognize & appreciated the music that you weren't born to. There is a lot of treasure out there :) Keep up the enthusiasm :)
10 notes into Dazed and Confused in 1969 and I was transported to another world. My reflex action was to play it about 100 times the first week. I'm 81 and still can't get enough 😊😊😊
This is definitely a driving-home-on-Friday-afternoon song. First, it absolutely tears it up, but also, they made it for fun, and Friday is pretty much the start of fun for most people!
@@DianeJennings The fourth, fifth, and sixth (2 ea. LPs) albums would be the ones _I_ would bring along on an extended sabbatical. Peak Zep, fewest songs fall short of absolute greatness. Not just three best Zep albums, but three of all Rock music’s best.
Why stop at the first four? Houses of the Holy and Physical Graffiti are just as great. Physical Graffiti is probably their best overall as it also has excellent leftover songs from earlier years. Presence and In Through The Out Door also have some great moments.
Nice language learning!... You're all over that girl!!! The album/radio version was quite short... Maybe one of their shortest songs ever, so this extra jam portion at the end is a treat! I think Jack Black just comes at everything with a sense of playfulness and fun and not meaning anything : )
I was lucky enough to see their last EVER So Cal show (1977 - before you were born). They were about 30 minutes late, bu played for FOUR HOURS!! I think I got home at dawn.
Great reaction! 👍 If you want to become a Led Zeppelin fan, listen to their first album, called “Led Zeppelin,” released in 1969. A really great album.
Diane, I'm sure you'll become a Led Zeppelin fan. Their music is more than simply hard rock. It's infatuating, eclectic, psychedellic, folky. Led Zeppelin (and Pink Floyd as well) gave us music from another planet. Non-competitive. No level beyond. Greetings from Germany!✌
You owe it to yourself to listen to both the live and studio versions of Led Zepplin's music. The intensity of Led Zepplin's music stirs such strong emotions that it's hard not to find yourself crying many times, but Led Zepplin is in my blood and entwined with life's emotions.
Great reaction Diane 👊🏻 check out LZ live version of Kashmir from the 2007 Celebration Day gig at the O2 in London, the band are older but wow they’re so good, Jason Bonham (son of the late John Bonham, Zeps original drummer) fills in on the drums and is out of this world 😁😁 keep up the good work ❤️
Led Zeppelin songs are a must on any classic rock playlist. You should listen to The Police next. Walking on the moon and wrapped around your finger are good ones.
A Whole Lotta Love was how it all began Then Stairway to Heaven, their biggest hit, man Now she’s three songs in, and she’s joining the clan Diane is now one of us, a true Led Zeppelin fan
Led Zeppelin music is so good one of the most named bands when listening 70s Rock Music. Definitely a all time favorite band. I am glad you like Led Zeppelin's songs so far on the journey of music enlightenment. 🎵 🎸🎤
“On we sweep with threshing oar. Our only goal will be the Western shore.” People have claimed that Led Zeppelin wrote the Immigrant Song about the Vikings arriving to North America around 500 years before Columbus. I doubt that’s why they wrote it but still an awesome song!
February 27th 1972 at the Sydney Showground. I was there with my then GF on a roof somewhere. This was the opening song. Tickets were $4 each, still a lot of money in those days. Awesome concert...
With electric guitar it's cool being in control of that much sound, with a big enough amp they start feeding back. The strings vibrate if left alone, so playing them is a kind of balance between lightly plucking and working with the feedback at the same time.
The first LZ song I heard was Stairway to Heaven. I was instantly hooked. They have such a variety of songs, each very different in a lot of different styles but each is recognizable as Zeppelin if that makes sense. When I was younger I liked mainly the music. As an adult I appreciate the lyrics and meanings of the songs more. Probably my favorite LZ lyrics are from Thank You: “And so today my world it smiles Your hand in mine we walk the miles Thanks to you it will be done For you to me are the only one” Glad you are discovering them and I hope you enjoy them as much as I have.
You can't have a discussion about the greatest rock bands of all time without Led Zeppelin in the mix. They top my list for sure, and it's no surprise that you are taking a liking to their music.
I'm so glad you're enjoying them. They really are such a rich part of music history. They influenced most if not all of the major musicians out there now. Jimmy Page, the guitarist, got the band together and pretty much ran things. He kept Robert Plant (the singer)'s ego in check when he got too big for his britches and would start soloing over Plant's vocals to signal for him to shut up. There are a few videos of them live in concert where they do this amazing thing where Robert will vocalize and Jimmy will play to match him in tone as a harmony. It's beautiful to watch.
I love your accent, it reminds me of my Irish cousins. And my dad - after he'd had a few pints, his accent would creep back in even though he'd been in Canada more than 30 years.
Immigrant Song is my fave Led Zep song, from my fave Led Zep album = III. It's a mix of hard rock and acoustic songs. A lot of fans didn't get the acoustic stuff, but it's awesome !!
Imagine being a kid, teenager, or young adult in 1970. You go to your local Record Store and bring home Led Zeppelin III to put onto your turntable for the very first time? The first song was "Immigrant Song" lol. What an amazing shock that would have been. I came to the camp 7 years later to hear that song for the first time, I was eight years old at that time. Great reaction when you said Well that was really high, that's Robert Plant for ya.
Thanks Diane! That was a great Led Zeppelin song, very catchy rhythm. Finally got home. Everything hurts. Going to slip into a light coma now. Take care.
Jimmy's guitar solo in this song still gives me chills.... Sad to think that kids today are only familiar with this song from Hollywood movies. Nothing like having lived through the '70's when Zeppelin was a HUGE part of our youth culture.
'No Quarter' is the other side of the medallion. The view of the people who fear the vikings are invading. And the live versions of this song are epic.
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I’d like to Irish and arabic maybe top up Spanish
I'd like to learn Irish and Spanish better. I know Spanish words not enough to have a long conversation. Learned some Spanish in high school. I know a few Irish words. The cool thing about learning languages is you the more languages you know the more it helps.
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Even though I am Irish and Scandinavian Always wanted to learn Commanche or Cheyenne Since few can and no language should become a dying one
Jack Black is huge Led Zeppelin fan and was graced with the honor of hosting the Led Zeppelin tribute at the Kennedy Center Honors in 2012.
First song I ever heard from a live concert!! Led Zeppellin opened their LA Forum show with this song in 1971 and I was there!
Lucky I was 9 I was into them by 1968
@@williamreiser3118 Yes, my brother was totally synced into rock at that time. ! was 11 in 1968 and 14 when I saw them. I wonder if I would have seen 1/10 of the music and shows if it weren't for him. Prior to 1967 we didn't really think about music.
lucky you! born in 72
If we're there in 1971 you must be at least 68 years old ,I am 62. 1970 to 1980 was the best time in history to be young.The young people today don't get to have as much fun as we did.
@@danielblanchard793 I am 66, I was 14, but my older brother brought me. Lots of marijuana smoke in the Forum, a big cloud. I was not using at that time, but that would change. In those days, joints would be lit and passed down the row, it was the whole sharing thing that was big at that time.
You can absolutely say you’re becoming a Zeppelin fan, that’s how it happens, you hear them and you want more.
And if this wasn't enough, then just try and listen to Kashmir - your ears will love you for it
One day you say "Led Zeppelin who are they?" next day you wake up to the Immigrant Song as your alarm and saying "If there's a bustle in your hedgerow don't be alarmed now"
@mikeremski2102 That's a line from Stairway to Heaven bud...
Think you'd enjoy Misty Mountain Hop, its bouncy and lots of fun to rock out too, love your posts ❤
U R so damn right bro
Diane's enthusiasm is wildly adorable!! I love these videos from Diane.
If you're gonna hear a song for the first time, listen to the original studio recording first, then listen to the live version.
Or... Live a little because there are no rules.
This is a great version, the fact that Robert Plant pulled those vocals off is incredible, and Page well he was Page.
This song also opened “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo”, directed by David Fincher. It was a cover version by Trent Reznor and that opening sequence is incredibly cool. This song is famous for the part you knew going in, but also just because it’s a flat out banger. You can’t go wrong with any Zeppelin song. Thanks for the fun reaction!
Such a banger that I was headbanging 😂
@@DianeJennings 😂 along with everyone else on the planet!
Don't forget the vocals done by Karen O of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs on the Trent Reznor cover. I still like Zep's studio version best.
That's such an amazing movie and I did eventually watch the original with Noomi Rapace.
If you like Zep you would like Rush. Start with “The Spirit of Radio” if you like that then “Tom Sawyer” and then I take though the rabbit hole of Rush
Zeppelin is famous for putting on a fantastic show. When he was young Robert Plant’s singing was notoriously hard to understand in live performances, but between Plant’s phenomenal vocal tones and Jimmy Page’s incredible improvisations in his solos they more than made up for the muddy lyrics.
Been a Zep fan for over 40 years but I still don't know a lot of the lyrics from their songs. Just didn't matter.
I was lucky to see them live 2x. Played for 3 hours--just music, nominal stage show. It was always about the tunes.
Who listens to rock and roll for the lyrics?, It's like watching porn for the plot....
@@pressonc That's odd. I never had any difficulties understanding the lyrics.
@@DeborahParham-ve1vp I would hazard a guess that you are either exceptionally good at deciphering his vocals or haven’t seen the live performances I’m referencing. Sure, there were a lot of lyrics that were easy to understand, but there were also a lot with which many people struggled.
Rock On, Irish Girl! The best part of becomming musically aware is when one realizes that multitasking while listening is soooo natural. Not possible with video. I could see you enjoying live music right down front, if you had a ten foot exclusion zone!
Oh, you know me so well Dan! I’m all about that personal space vibe 😂
Congratulations Diane. You've just discovered the greatest rock band of all time. Enjoy! 😁
I love this song, it gives me chills every time I hear it! 🎶💞
Can you believe this band put out this much music with only 3 musicians and a lead singer? Their brilliance and musicianship is insane!
Hey first album Led Zeppelin 1968 I was 6 yes had it on vinyl fan ever since
Happy Wednesday to you Diane! You have been really good at picking music to listen and react to. Led Zeppelin is by no means an exception. Their music is phenomenal. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and reactions. Rock on Diane! Always a pleasure to tune in to your channel! 😎👍🎉🎉🎉
Thank you! You too!
Many people consider Led Zeppelin’s 1973 version of “Since I’ve Been Loving You” live at Madison Square Garden is the greatest live rock performance ever given.
It's up there, but I would go with several of David Gilmour's Comfortably Numb performances and Black Sabbath 1970 Paris is up there as well.
They are amazing...every song! This was used in a few movies! Live they are unequalled!!
You just can't go wrong with Led Zeppelin. This one is one of my favorites. I'll post a link in Patreon later of one of the oddest covers of this song ever. 🎵 thanks Diane
Oh amazing! I’m overdue a twitch stream
Dread Zeppelin? If not, check them out as well, Diane. Reggae covers of mostly Led Zeppelin, lead singer is an Elvis impersonator. 😁
@@paulherman5822 definitely Dread
@@chipparmley Buddy of mine, oldest son of the founder of Jubal Guitars from Vicksburg, Michigan introduced me to them. Thanks, Steve! 😁
@@paulherman5822 I'm not sure how I discovered them
From repeated listening since "Immigrant Song" first came out, I believed I was able to make out most of the lyrics. Still, when I saw that you were reacting to this song, I realized I had never actually seen the lyrics printed out. Having now done so, it turns out the only lyric I got completely right was the scream at the beginning.
😅 I had a couple of lines right 😅
I got the first line I think.
At least we could all belt out the “Ahhh ahhh ahhhhhhhh ah!” part and that was enough to enjoy the song.
muahahahahaha 2 funny
I just watch this on the PROFESSOR OF ROCK channel.
I always felt that this was about the Vikings
Watching & listening to live performances are great,, but in my humble opinion,, when checking out a song for the first time,, it's always best to listen to the studio version first,, so that when listening to the live version,, you have something to compare their performance to..As always,, great reaction/review girl.
I try to mix it up because people feel really strongly one way or the other
This live version from '72 blows the studio version from '70 out of the water.
@@lyndoncmp5751 No it doesn't. When performed live lots of parts are left out (natural of course for a 4 piece band) and lots of nuance from the studio version is simply not there. Both studio and live have their place but to claim that this live version blows away the studio version is just wrong. A first listen to a song should be the studio version. Then move on to the live version.
@@1ouncebird I read both comments yours and the person to whom you replied. It has been so much better for myself to listen to the studio version first (yes they are polished and massaged so to speak for maximum artistic qualities) then go to a live version or even go to a concert. Sometimes but rarely the live version is so raw and in the moment that it beats the studio version..VERY RARE! It is also fun to see musicians at their greatest artistic creativeness. About the only musicians that were great live that I recall was Peter Frampton and ELP Emerson Lake and Palmer. I always wanted to see Led Zep or The Doors or The Who, but it did not happen🙃🙂🙄😞😣😖 i AM GLAD YOU SAID WHAT YOU SAID
@@1ouncebird
I'll repeat, the live version here blows the studio version out of the water. It has MORE going on. Jimmy's solo isn't in the studio version, and Bonham's drumming is on another level.
Zeppelin often improved on the studio versions live. Prime examples are Dazed And Confused and How Many More Times.
As Jimmy Page himself once said "often the studio version was just a starter. We took them somewhere else on stage".
Immigrant Song is a case in point. It just has more ommph, more balls. It rocks way harder here.
This is my favorite Zeppelin song. This live version is quite a bit different than the original on Led Zeppelin III. It's one of their shortest tracks. They tended to extend songs and jam when preforming live. I love their live stuff too. In fact I need to acquire this show. Would have been awesome to have been there but I would have been quite young.
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I gather that the audio here is from a different show than the video. The Audio is from an Australian show on the same tour.
Led Zeppelin is the best group ever ! They have influenced so many other bands, that it's almost incalculable. They have so much diversity within all of their albums, and that's the mark of God like talent.
Even if you aren't into music, people will recognize several songs from Led Zeppelin without knowing it. Congrats on the sponsorship!
Thankee! Very orgaaaaanic right? That’s been the most interesting part of this journey, realizing I recognize bits from the songs.
True that. I'm a fan but I have trouble naming their songs.
@@Yldcatz lol not me...I can name every single one!
Another legendary & iconic group that delivers this beautiful & hypnotic song,, Black Sabbath "Planet Caravan",, in fact it's so chill & relaxing that some have recorded 10 hour loop tracks,, playing the song over & over,, so they can relax,, chill,, meditate or even go to sleep listening to..R.I.P. John (Bonzo) Bonham 🙏❤️
This is one of my favorite Zeppelin songs. My big brother got me Led Zeppelin III for Christmas 1970, when I was 11. Love me some Led Zep. I love shows like this one! You might like Zeppelin's Since I've Been Loving You, live from Madison Square Garden, 1973. We'll make you a Zep Head yet! Rock On, Diane!!!😎😄
Rock on! Is that the name of the fans? Zep heads?
No. I’m just a goofy bastard 😉
@@DianeJennings Lead Head's.
@@rmacdougallaliasdogviticus There you go. I had a brain cramp. And I'm a goofy bastard.
@@BillW1 Speaking of 'Brain Cramps' it should be 'Led Heads' not Lead Heads, lol.
This is the first Led Zeppelin song I ever heard. My friend was into Yes, and would mercilessly mock it. I saw them a few times when I was a teen.
And thank you for the Babbel link! I need to learn Spanish before walking the Camino De Santiago next year. ❤
We both can 😊
Somebody into Yes mocking Zeppelin? That's hilarious. Yes were ridiculous.
I am now 79 but I am the same age of the Legends and this is my soundtrack (a 27 year old Vietnam Veteran) there was a lot of rage in that age?). I really like the way you recognize & appreciated the music that you weren't born to. There is a lot of treasure out there :) Keep up the enthusiasm :)
You picked a great live version. Love your becoming a rock listener.
7:29 He always seems like he’s joking around, but it think it usually comes from genuine respect.
Everyone with active neurons becomes a Zeppelin fan so don't fret it Diane :-)
10 notes into Dazed and Confused in 1969 and I was transported to another world. My reflex action was to play it about 100 times the first week. I'm 81 and still can't get enough 😊😊😊
A MUST HEAR beautiful & haunting classic track,, Led Zeppelin "No Quarter"..Studio Version...TRUST ME on this one my music lovin' sister..
Rock on!
Putting up that monster wall of sound. Dang Jimmy, John, and Bonzo could lay it out. Robert could ride that wave too.
Best band ever!!!
This is definitely a driving-home-on-Friday-afternoon song. First, it absolutely tears it up, but also, they made it for fun, and Friday is pretty much the start of fun for most people!
But if you are on a highway with no traffic beware, impossible to listen to and obey anything resembling the speed limit.
I probably said this before, but you should get the first four studio records and you will be a die-hard fan! Another great song and video!
That was mentioned in another comment… I kind of have to now, right?
@@DianeJennings Yes! Join us! 😃
@@DianeJennings The fourth, fifth, and sixth (2 ea. LPs) albums would be the ones _I_ would bring along on an extended sabbatical. Peak Zep, fewest songs fall short of absolute greatness. Not just three best Zep albums, but three of all Rock music’s best.
Why stop at the first four? Houses of the Holy and Physical Graffiti are just as great. Physical Graffiti is probably their best overall as it also has excellent leftover songs from earlier years. Presence and In Through The Out Door also have some great moments.
Thanks!
Just saw this now. Thank you so much!
You have just touched the surface when it comes to Led Zeppelin. We will all enjoy your journey.
Nice language learning!... You're all over that girl!!! The album/radio version was quite short... Maybe one of their shortest songs ever, so this extra jam portion at the end is a treat! I think Jack Black just comes at everything with a sense of playfulness and fun and not meaning anything : )
🤘🏻 I liked the end bit too!
Saw em in 73. First concert. 60s Gibson Les Paul Custom. Love that guitar...
'going to Caalifornia' is brilliant
I was lucky enough to see their last EVER So Cal show (1977 - before you were born). They were about 30 minutes late, bu played for FOUR HOURS!! I think I got home at dawn.
Diane you have barely scratched the surface into Led Zeppelin. Most versatile and best band ever.
This band goes bonkers...explosive, relentless rendition...pedal to the metal performance...saw them in '73, it changed me...
My word she is beautiful and I loooooove her accent. I could listen to her all day long
The best band of the world
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👏👏👍
They are four and the make sound like they were fourty and more. Always incredible, awesome, insane, blowing brain in thousands of pieces...
Yay you are becoming a Les Zeppelin fan
The gold standard of rock n roll
Thank you for this reaction ....I LUV THIS BAND
Great reaction! 👍 If you want to become a Led Zeppelin fan, listen to their first album, called “Led Zeppelin,” released in 1969. A really great album.
Not only are you gorgeous you are also charming, graceful & have a beautiful voice.
Led Zeppelin is a great band to be a fan of. Want a slow amazing song. Thank You.
Diane, I'm sure you'll become a Led Zeppelin fan. Their music is more than simply hard rock. It's infatuating, eclectic, psychedellic, folky. Led Zeppelin (and Pink Floyd as well) gave us music from another planet. Non-competitive. No level beyond. Greetings from Germany!✌
You shook me. Another great song from Led Zeppelin.
You owe it to yourself to listen to both the live and studio versions of Led Zepplin's music. The intensity of Led Zepplin's music stirs such strong emotions that it's hard not to find yourself crying many times, but Led Zepplin is in my blood and entwined with life's emotions.
As Jason Bonham said after the live concert which became a DVD. I get to play with the greatest band in the world
Great reaction Diane 👊🏻 check out LZ live version of Kashmir from the 2007 Celebration Day gig at the O2 in London, the band are older but wow they’re so good, Jason Bonham (son of the late John Bonham, Zeps original drummer) fills in on the drums and is out of this world 😁😁 keep up the good work ❤️
Great suggestion! The O2 concert is fantastic.
Led Zeppelin songs are a must on any classic rock playlist. You should listen to The Police next. Walking on the moon and wrapped around your finger are good ones.
Still the greatest scream in rock and roll history AAAAAHHHH AAA AAAAAHHH
A Whole Lotta Love was how it all began
Then Stairway to Heaven, their biggest hit, man
Now she’s three songs in, and she’s joining the clan
Diane is now one of us, a true Led Zeppelin fan
Usted Señorita esta viendo a lo mas grande de la musica. Grande grande grande
Fantastic reaction! I loved your intro advertisment, as well, but I could listen to you babble all day long!
You hit the nail right on the head with this review Daisy…two thumbs up.
It’s a pleasure to witness someone enjoying the music I discovered when it first came out. Such an honest review. Well done Jennings.
Doing a sailboat delivery alone on Chesapeake Bay in the snow in February....crank up the Immigrant Song all the way and rock!
Led Zeppelin music is so good one of the most named bands when listening 70s Rock Music. Definitely a all time favorite band. I am glad you like Led Zeppelin's songs so far on the journey of music enlightenment. 🎵 🎸🎤
Couldn't agree more! Very enlightening
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“On we sweep with threshing oar. Our only goal will be the Western shore.” People have claimed that Led Zeppelin wrote the Immigrant Song about the Vikings arriving to North America around 500 years before Columbus. I doubt that’s why they wrote it but still an awesome song!
Oh that’s so interesting! I love back stories to songs.
Western shore = northern Europe
@@deormanrobey892 That could be across the Atlantic into Canada.
The British isles are directly west of Scandinavia
More likely their invasions of England and Ireland 😜
February 27th 1972 at the Sydney Showground. I was there with my then GF on a roof somewhere. This was the opening song. Tickets were $4 each, still a lot of money in those days. Awesome concert...
Greatest Rock Band of all time! Great review!
One of the best Led Zeppellin song. 🎼🎼🎶🎶🎼🎼🎶🎶🎼🎼🎶🎶🎼🎼🎶🎶🎼🎼🎶🎶🎼🎼🎶🎶
I went to This concert it was at the Sydney Showgrounds Australia 1972.
With electric guitar it's cool being in control of that much sound, with a big enough amp they start feeding back. The strings vibrate if left alone, so playing them is a kind of balance between lightly plucking and working with the feedback at the same time.
Oh wow! There are so many great musicians in comments with these observations that I never would’ve noticed. So cool.
I love Dazed and Confused from Led Zeppelin as well! It has all kind of rhythms and music styles.
Great song and your shirt really makes your eyes pop. Lovely.
The Rain Song by Led Zeppelin is their absolute best song!!!!
My favorite band since 69❤
The greatest band ever 😮
The first LZ song I heard was Stairway to Heaven. I was instantly hooked.
They have such a variety of songs, each very different in a lot of different styles but each is recognizable as Zeppelin if that makes sense.
When I was younger I liked mainly the music. As an adult I appreciate the lyrics and meanings of the songs more.
Probably my favorite LZ lyrics are from Thank You:
“And so today my world it smiles
Your hand in mine we walk the miles
Thanks to you it will be done
For you to me are the only one”
Glad you are discovering them and I hope you enjoy them as much as I have.
"No Quarter" from the Houses of the Holy album is a great tune to listen to during Northern Michigan blizzards!
Awesome clip! Gotta love Bonham's wee kit. Pay attention kids, you don't need a 96-piece drum set.
Very true!
You can't have a discussion about the greatest rock bands of all time without Led Zeppelin in the mix. They top my list for sure, and it's no surprise that you are taking a liking to their music.
Sydney showground February 1972, I was there...17 years old.
Imagine Vikings back then blasting this song from their dragonships when they about to raid.
Fool in the Rain is my all-time LZ favorite... check it out.
I'm so glad you're enjoying them. They really are such a rich part of music history. They influenced most if not all of the major musicians out there now. Jimmy Page, the guitarist, got the band together and pretty much ran things. He kept Robert Plant (the singer)'s ego in check when he got too big for his britches and would start soloing over Plant's vocals to signal for him to shut up. There are a few videos of them live in concert where they do this amazing thing where Robert will vocalize and Jimmy will play to match him in tone as a harmony. It's beautiful to watch.
Happy Weird Wednesday. I really love Led Zeppellin Immigrants song.
I love your accent, it reminds me of my Irish cousins. And my dad - after he'd had a few pints, his accent would creep back in even though he'd been in Canada more than 30 years.
Yes, I can finally pick back up on learning German. Thanks for the new sponsor. Danke Babbel and Diane!
Aww yay! I feel so inspired by everybody trying to learn new languages 🥰
Welcome to the family Diane. 💯❤️🤘🇮🇹🇧🇪🇪🇺
The 3.24 bit of Banter was superb 😂 I fancied you a bit for that after that.
Immigrant Song is my fave Led Zep song, from my fave Led Zep album = III. It's a mix of hard rock and acoustic songs. A lot of fans didn't get the acoustic stuff, but it's awesome !!
Imagine being a kid, teenager, or young adult in 1970. You go to your local Record Store and bring
home Led Zeppelin III to put onto your turntable for the very first time? The first song was "Immigrant
Song" lol. What an amazing shock that would have been. I came to the camp 7 years later to hear that
song for the first time, I was eight years old at that time. Great reaction when you said Well that was really high, that's
Robert Plant for ya.
Thanks Diane! That was a great Led Zeppelin song, very catchy rhythm. Finally got home. Everything hurts. Going to slip into a light coma now. Take care.
Rock on! Glad you’re doing OK. Keep us filled in over on P.
Local rock station calls September,ZEPTEMBER and play lot's of LED ZEPPELIN. And October is called ROCTOBER.
In My Time of Dying LIVE [Led Zeppelin Reaction] - Earls Court - May 25, 1975. Play it. Its a blues cover. Guitar playing is on another planet!
Going to California is a really good Led Zeppelin song. Very mellow but nice.
Jimmy's guitar solo in this song still gives me chills.... Sad to think that kids today are only familiar with this song from Hollywood movies. Nothing like having lived through the '70's when Zeppelin was a HUGE part of our youth culture.
I never cared if I understood the lyrics or now, I just loved the music !! 🎶🎸🥁
'No Quarter' is the other side of the medallion. The view of the people who fear the vikings are invading.
And the live versions of this song are epic.
Headbanging Diane🤘🤘👍❤