They broke up when the drummer died in 1980 but when they had a one time reunion in 2006 there were 20 million tickets requests in one hour and the concert was made into a movie...considered in top 3 greatest band ever...the GOATs
How do you think I feel? I had a ticket to see them at THe Empire Pool, Wembley,N W London in 1973 around 2 years after this and for a multitude of reasons, I did not go from my South East London home....TICKET PRICE: £...75 PENCE OR $ONE DOLLAR !!
@@Isleofskye I saw them in 1973 at MSG during the filming of the movie The Song Remains the Same on a Saturday and I was 14 years old and hooked after that
Led zeppelin is the name of the band. Robert Plant is the singer. Jimmy Page is the guitarist. John Paul Jones is the bassist and keyboards. John Bonham is the drummer. Best band ever. Try their song, Since I've been loving you.
Basically when this band burst onto the music scene in late 1968, they set the standard so high that few if any could match. They were the biggest band in the world and held that reign for ten years until their drummer sadly died in 1980. The remaining members knew they could not continue without him, so they disbanded. In 2007 the remaining members plus the late drummers son performed a tribute concert in London. Over 20 million people applied for ticket, a Guinness World Record.
Ian Anderson said when he wanted to form a band, there were so many excellent guitarist already,so he bought a used flute at a music shop and self- taught to play it bad- ass like a lead guitar. Tull was born
They owned the 70's. In 2007 they broke a couple of world records, when it was announced that the remaining living members were going to do one night only reunion. Within just 2 hours over 20 million tickets were requested.
£200 a ticket..... How do you think I feel? I had a ticket to see them at THe Empire Pool, Wembley,N W London in 1973 around 2 years after this and for a multitude of reasons, I did not go from my South East London home....TICKET PRICE: £...75 PENCE OR $ONE DOLLAR !!
"Back Door Man" is an old Delta Blues line meaning, one guy going out the back door while the husband/boyfriend walking in the front door (she's cheating on him)
Double Neck Gibson guitar, no one plays it quite like Jimmy Page. Led Zeppelin's is a top 5 Rock Band of all time and influenced countless artists after they debuted in 1969. The song you played is off their classic 2nd album from that same year. You might want to alternate Led Zeppelin's songs with Pink Floyd songs, they are roughly as good in their own way. For Zeppelin, try Studio original classics, which they often did extended versions of live. Do studio Dazed and Confused, Stairway to Heaven, Heartbreaker and Kashmir. For Pink Floyd try studio versions of Time and Shine On You Crazy Diamond and the Live, Pulse version of Comfortably Numb. Zeppelin has tons of great live tunes to try as in Since I've Been Loving You and No Quarter, both from Madison Square Garden 1973 and also look for any live version of the Immigrant Song, I've heard dozens of versions and it is always a Banger! Enjoy, you have no idea of the Incredible musical journey you could go on with these 2 bands. Rock On. 🎸
This is the official music video. It's the studio version from 1969 with part of the psychedelic instrumental in the middle edited out. The film footage is from different concerts in the early 70's.
Robert Plant is still rocking it with barely any loss in his vocal power - he released his latest album last year, IIRC. This is also a great example of why I get annoyed when reactors share a single set of buds - in the late sixties and seventies stereophonic sound was a new thing, and bands had a lot of fun with moving the sound around from side to side, etc. "Back door man" may not mean what you may think it does - it' s like her man on the side - her "official" man uses the front door, but her "unofficial" man sneaks in the back door. Some guitarists used guitars with two necks, even three, because they allowed them to instantly swap between string tunes, even the number of strings, with a 6 string and a 12 string being the most common.
So nice to see you guys reacting to Zeppelin!! They are one of the biggest bands in the world and yes they are very creative as so many bands were when the music was real. You might want to check them out live doing a song you probably heard and didn't know it was them. Immigrant song, live from LA outdoors 1972
They are one of the best rock bands around from back then. He was one of the best front men around. Tickets to their concerts were known to sell out in hours. You should check out a cover of this song by Beth Hart "Whole Lotta Love" live at Paradiso. For a woman covering a male band it's amazing. She just did a tribute album of Led Zeppelin songs.
Wanna feel old? Try watching a couple kids react to a song that you have listened to literally 1000+ times over the last 45 years. Hope you enjoy your next 45 years as much as I have mine, with Zeppelin, Floyd and Rush (or whatever music you love) as a backdrop.
Late 1960s-1970s the Best Rock and Prog music ever !!! My era and I was lucky enough to see all the Great Bads in concert from Boston to NYC !! : D Yes/ Genesis/ King Crimson/ Jethro Tull/ ELP/ Pink Floyd/ Nektar/ Gentle Giant/ Queen/ Roxy Music/ Rush/ Black Sabbath/ Grand Funk/ Deep Purple/ Hawkwind/ Kiss/Chicago/ Santana/ Moody Blues/ Thin Lizzy/ Kiss and so many more, it was the Best time in music !! And yes I am an Old Prog Baaastard now in my 60s Lol. : D
Now they are in there 70's in the 20's😉 Check them out performing together for the last time in an event concert back in 2007 called Celebration. There were probably in their late 50's to early 60's and they rocked the house out. Jason Bonham played the drums because his father passed away back in the early 80's so Jason filled in. We could not tell the difference between John Bonham's drumming or Jason's. Dad taught him well. I even heard in an interview that the rest of the band mates couldn't believe how much Jason played identical to his dad. I believe the entire concert is on UA-cam. you will not be disappointed. I have this on DVD and have watched it several times. Their performance never gets old! 🥰
The most famous hit of a iconic band in an unrivaled gorgeous, phenomenal performance by Diana Ankudinova ( 18 y.o.) Personal Jesus (Depeche Mode / Deff Leppard/ Marilyn Manson / BLUES ROCK VERSION cover) Please react to Diana Ankudinova ! She is called the queen of goosebumps, a unique voice - contralto with polyphonic overtones. "Together with her tessitura, it identifies her potential voice type as dramatic contralto, the deepest, darkest, and most powerful contralto voice. " (Wikipedia) Full vocal range - 4 octaves
@@Scoobydcs thanks for the clarification, corrected, yes, I was mistaken it was Deff Leppard, the names are a bit similar, and for some reason I jumped to Led Zeppelin in my head.
Greatest band in history. Within 6 months from when they first got together (back in 1968) they released their first album and dethroned the beatles has the #1 band in the world and they held that title until they broke up when the drummer John Bonham died of Pulmonary Edema brought on by overconsumption of alcohol. yeah these guys are old af but they still jam. they reunited for a concert in 2007 with late drummer John Bonham's son Jason on drums and they still sounded incredible
Listen to their live music. It feels far more alive . Their best piece in my opinion is a song called Dazed and Confused live at Madison Square Garden in 1973.
You have to choose wisely to get good sounding audio from 50 year old videos. My advice for those new to Zeppelin is to listen to studio versions first, and then move on to live footage when you know how the songs are supposed to sound. Sure, live music sounds "more alive" - it is; that's kind of the point. But the studio recordings are what the band wanted to sound like at their best.
@@gsparkman Nonsense ! The studio album just has a cleaner sound to it and there's not any room for the mind boggling improvisation that the live versions display. Especially on Dazed and Confused.
@@bobhope3716 You say "Nonsense" and then go on to support my point: "The studio album has a cleaner sound..." I value a cleaner sound. Tell me, did you see Led Zeppelin play Dazed and Confused live before you heard the studio recording?
@@gsparkman No .And I'm not supporting your point. Studio recordings not only sound cleaner but the band also sounds thinner than they do live. My first exposure to the song Dazed and Confused was when I viewed TSRTS in a theater. The live performance is both longer and more exciting because it shows Zeppelin doing what they do best.....which is improvising in a live concert setting. No I am not "supporting " your point at all because to me "cleaner " is less impressive than the thicker, more powerful live concert sound.
You would love Led Zeppelin - Stairway To Heaven (live from Madison Square Garden 1973) Robert Plant - lead singer is smooth with a killer voice and charisma. Jimmy Page - guitar, John Bonham - drums, John Paul Jones - bass/keys. One of the greatest bands ever. Explore more you will be beyond amazed.
They are not metal.. They are classic rock. Do "Stairway To Heaven". Stairway to this day is voted the best Rock song in history. Do them LIVE. Thank u for sharing. Enjoyed your vid guys. Do "Kashmir" too.. Such a versatile band.
Greatest rock band by far in history...guys this song made them the biggest selling band of the 70s...its all about sex, sex sex....He wants her...she needs it!
Try Smoke On The Water by Deep Purple. Its a true story. The record companys needed albums to release by a certain date. Many bands needed a place to record while out on tour. A summer tourist town in Switzerland opened their places for winter rent money. And the guy hauling people out of the burning bldg was their multi band security boss. Another locale was opened for the recordings to be done.
Just discovered your channel...... I love reactions to the music of my youth, especially the 70's music !!! I am really enjoying your reactions , keep up the great job. You can not go wrong with Led Zeppelin.
Seen Led Zeppelin 2 times, once in 1977 on April 1, 1977 Toronto, at the Maple Leaf Gardens, then on October 17 , 1980 in Montreal, at the Montreal Forum, and my best friend bought tickets for Robert Plant's solo tour on June 10, 1985 at The Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver, BC, Canada!! Led Zeppelin are truly amazing live and so sexy!! Robert Plant during his solo tour was amazing as well and just as sexy , like fine wine he ages so well! Had front row tickets to all 3 shows!! Going to see Robert on Wednesday Aug 14 at 7:00 PM at The Queen Elizabeth Theatre Vancouver, BC Can't wait!!! ❤️🥰🤘
I am a child of the 1960s and 70s. I love these guys so much. Along with a lot of other bands of course but man they definitely knew how to rock.. thanks for the reaction.
On your free time I suggest listening with earphones every Zep record in order. Many tunes blend into the next,and their sequence means a lot. Also do this with Pink Floyd, and Yes. Rock operas from The Who. Back in the day, albums were whole concepts.
You tube is so dam humbling. Led Zeppelin was the biggest and best selling band of the 70's and are still like number 3 all time in record sales and you guys never heard of them. And, they have the most popular/famous rock song in history. "Stairway to Heaven." Time is truly the great destroyer. If you heard the term sex, drugs and rock and roll, basically Zeppelin was the model for this every future rock band tried to copy. Your really need to do something live to get their true affect. Preferably something from 1973 Madison Square Garden concert.
I'm getting older now. I call this magic music from my youth. That's Led Zeppelin. Pure beautiful magic. Concerts were an experience and Zeppelins music took us on a journey.
Great reaction. Men nearly always talk about the track, guitars drums, breaks etc, but past halfway 99% of women are transported to some ecstatic groove. Never known this with any other track. Loved your reaction Wayne & Kayla. ❤️👍🏽👍☘️
Back door man is an old phrase used in blues songs that Plant loved and borrowed from It means a guy who sees another man’s woman when he’s away and goes to the back door not to be seen especially the neighbors NOT A SEXUAL REFERENCE Everyone of their songs r AMAZING 🤩
"Back door man" was a heavily used phrase in blues songs that Plant loved and borrowed from. It doesn't mean anal. A back door man was a guy who snuck in the back door to see your woman when you weren't home.
The first gig I ever went to, apart from local bands, was Led Zeppelin, in Glasgow (Scotland) in 1972. They were at the absolute peak of their powers and they shook my soul that night. In fact that experience almost spoiled me for every gig I ever went to thereafter. I would suggest letting the songs run with fewer pauses if you can, especially during guitar solos, to fully appreciate their full majesty.
By the way In Southern US blues culture, the phrase "back-door man" referred to a man having an affair with a married woman, using the back door as an exit before the husband comes home. Many reactors seem to misunderstand this as a reference to a particular sexual practice. 😏
@@jamesrowe3606 thankyou for confirming that. In Australia "back door man" is referred to a man wanting to do it with another man, as in the back door 😂
@@jamesrowe3606 I love all types of music genre. Personally I'm really into trance type music and the festivals but nothing beats a classic rock band like LED Zeppelin. The experience of going to a gig like that back in those days would have been ultimate especially in Glasgow.
this is what is called Talent when it comes to real music and style, you won't find mimics in the 60s/70s rock revolution! people had their own style and respected each other not enough to mimic off one another!
Ok guys…that remark about how old they are now…in their 70’s except the drummer who died in 1980 at 32 from alcohol. BUT you can watch them in 2007 in their 60’s just killing it. Called the O2 concert Celebration Day. UA-cam has the whole concert Pick any song. They were superb that night
One fine day I was waiting for my bus when I heard this coming from behind me. I thought, "What a neat ringtone!" Only it wasn't a ringtone, just a "blast from the past" boom box. So I went home, & with the help of my IT dept. (my children), made an actual ringtone. I don't share it out of respect for their copyright, however I do assign it to incoming calls from special friends.
Jimmy Page uses the guitar with two arms to play songs such as; Stairway To Heaven One of the necks is a 12 string guitar, one is a 6 string. For an acoustic sounding beginning and a Hard Rock finish.
Zeppelin may have spawned heavy metal, but they were really a blues rock outfit, and one of the greatest rock bands of all time. Some of the phrases Wayne stopped on were straight out of the blues world. The double neck guitar that Page played (not on this song, actually, as the video and music are unrelated) is a 12 string and 6 string that allows him to jump from one sound to another. This would be his guitar of choice for Stairway To Heaven, arguably the greatest rock song ever.
It’s giving you 70’s vibes...because it is. If you want to do live Zeppelin. Then check out the Garden Concert 1973. They are in their 70’s. It’s a double neck 6 string on the bottom, 12 string on the bottom. You don’t play them at the same time. This is just the beginning of Zep, you have to check them out. They are not metal.
The “ arms “ are called “necks”. Page playing a double neck guitar. He is considered one of the greatest guitarists ever. This band set the stage for hard rock in the late ‘60’s into the ‘70’s. Next to the Beatles and Stones, the greatest rock group of all time. I got to see them in 1969 during their first American tour.
Van Halen-Ain't talking bout love ( studio version) Jimmy page of Led Zeppelin admires Eddie Van Halens phenomenal talents on guitar as did Michael Jackson-beat it -guitar solo by Eddie Van Halen 😁
Maybe the most primal guitar riff in all of rock, right here. Awesome rhythm, emphatic drumming, vocals and sound effects. Took a Willie Dixon song with extra lyrics to the next level, and then some.
This reaction made me feel really old. It's like watching people that never heard rock n roll before. Led Zeppelin was the greatest rock band ever. Lol.
I was a senior in hs when I heard about the cancellation of the current tour due to John Bonham's death - I was just a little too young to have seen them live! My parents would have never allowed us to see them when we were in school due to the amount of partying going on at rock concerts. I was soon to learn of this all through the eighties!! Lol
Check out their song-Kashmir-live at Celebration day. Good catch on the innuendo. Double Neck guitar. 12 string top , 6 string bottom and Jimmy plays them well.
Necks. Guitar necks.. Two necks on this guitar are differently strung. Count the tuning pegs on the head of the guitar necks. One has six strings. The other is a twelve string. This set-up allows the guitarist to change back and forth from one sound to the other without having to unplug, unstrap, and change guitars, plug back in, adjust volume, etc, etc,. Listen to an acoustic 6 string, and then a 12 to start to understand the difference. And if you really want to hear an electric guitar played well (really well), do a reaction to Stevie Ray Vaughan TEXAS FLOOD LIVE AT THE EL MACAMBO. It's here on YT. And i'm requesting it. Thanks -
How do you think I feel? I had a ticket to see them at THe Empire Pool, Wembley,N W London in 1973 around 2 years after this and for a multitude of reasons, I did not go from my South East London home....TICKET PRICE: £...75 PENCE OR $ONE DOLLAR !!
Facts about how 40 yrs can fly by in a minute. I’m 54 and I’m still coming to grips I’m this age. Lol. Enjoy life, know there will be ups to follow the downs and keep on keepin on. Love watching you two.🤘💜
No Youngsters,PLEASE, Stefanie.I am 67 years old in London and have never lived or been out with anyone over 44 and it seems farcical to me, as I feel great although a tad weary at times. However, my best m8 died at 60 and my other really good m8 cheated death at Christmas when he was also 60. He had Diabetes, Pneumonia, Cancer, Covid,A Lung Clot and only 10% of his kidneys were functioning and he bear the lot!. This Sunday I am visiting an old workmate from 40 years ago who has just entered a Nursing Homeand is my age and will last the year so make the most of every day..
The guitar is a double neck Gibson custom made for jimmy page the guitar player for the song stairway to heaven. This band ha sold almost 400 million albums not singles but albums. I probably bought a million myself. LoL back in the 70s we didn't have internet sheet music was hard to come by so if you wanted to learn a song you would buy the record play it over and over to learn it. It would wear out the needle and the record so you have to buy another record and needle.. aw the good ole days .🤘
Oh you guys this takes me back to my teenage years yeaaa oh how we rocked out to this when it came out . Go check out their Stairway To Heaven …. After you listen too it go check out when Heart sang it at the Kennedy Center in Honor of Led Zeppelin. John Bonham their Drummer has passed away when Heart played John’s Son Jason came on with them and played his Dads Drums to this song …. So worth diving deep into the Led Zeppelin Well of Music .
I wanna be your back door man, if you don’t know yet, is a reference made in one of their later songs. “Opened up my front door .. heard my back door slam..”
The Double Neck Guitar is 12 strings on the top for a more acoustic sound and 6 strings on the bottom for a more electric rock sound. If you react to Stairway to Heaven you’ll see it in action. Also watch Since I’ve been Loving You for the best Blue Rock song of all time
I still wear bell bottom pants, silk shirts. We might be old but we still keep moving. I was a Marine Sniper for 3 tours. Then back to the Dojo for me. 40 years teaching Aikido.
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They broke up when the drummer died in 1980 but when they had a one time reunion in 2006 there were 20 million tickets requests in one hour and the concert was made into a movie...considered in top 3 greatest band ever...the GOATs
2007
@@ingobordewick6480 yes you are right...iam a bit exhausted and have gotten probably 10 hours of sleep in the last 5 days!😴
I had tickets to the concert but then it was cancelled when he died. Drats.
How do you think I feel?
I had a ticket to see them at THe Empire Pool, Wembley,N W London in 1973 around 2 years after this and for a multitude of reasons, I did not go from my South East London home....TICKET PRICE: £...75 PENCE OR $ONE DOLLAR !!
@@Isleofskye I saw them in 1973 at MSG during the filming of the movie The Song Remains the Same on a Saturday and I was 14 years old and hooked after that
Led zeppelin is the name of the band. Robert Plant is the singer. Jimmy Page is the guitarist. John Paul Jones is the bassist and keyboards. John Bonham is the drummer. Best band ever. Try their song, Since I've been loving you.
Basically when this band burst onto the music scene in late 1968, they set the standard so high that few if any could match. They were the biggest band in the world and held that reign for ten years until their drummer sadly died in 1980. The remaining members knew they could not continue without him, so they disbanded. In 2007 the remaining members plus the late drummers son performed a tribute concert in London. Over 20 million people applied for ticket, a Guinness World Record.
Ian Anderson said when he wanted to form a band, there were so many excellent guitarist already,so he bought a used flute at a music shop and self- taught to play it bad- ass like a lead guitar. Tull was born
They owned the 70's. In 2007 they broke a couple of world records, when it was announced that the remaining living members were going to do one night only reunion. Within just 2 hours over 20 million tickets were requested.
£200 a ticket.....
How do you think I feel?
I had a ticket to see them at THe Empire Pool, Wembley,N W London in 1973 around 2 years after this and for a multitude of reasons, I did not go from my South East London home....TICKET PRICE: £...75 PENCE OR $ONE DOLLAR !!
It was a feeling. When kids were awakening to the new sounds of rock🤘❤️proud to be a teen in the 70’s
Greatest band in history! Watch their live performances!
I'm 71 years old and saw the Zep play before the drummer died in 1980. The three remaining members are all in their 70's and still playing.
Stairway to Heaven live from msg has a mind blowing guitar solo. The Lemon song is some raunchy blues ✌️
This is not metal
....its rock n roll 😉
Yep - ac/dc too, but without the range and subtlety.
"Back Door Man" is an old Delta Blues line meaning, one guy going out the back door while the husband/boyfriend walking in the front door (she's cheating on him)
Bckdoor man means what it meant and not whart you thinking about it
These fellas live in castles. Greatest rock band ever. 9 albums of genius. I their drummer had not died I'm sure there would have been many more.
Double Neck Gibson guitar, no one plays it quite like Jimmy Page. Led Zeppelin's is a top 5 Rock Band of all time and influenced countless artists after they debuted in 1969. The song you played is off their classic 2nd album from that same year. You might want to alternate Led Zeppelin's songs with Pink Floyd songs, they are roughly as good in their own way. For Zeppelin, try Studio original classics, which they often did extended versions of live. Do studio Dazed and Confused, Stairway to Heaven, Heartbreaker and Kashmir. For Pink Floyd try studio versions of Time and Shine On You Crazy Diamond and the Live, Pulse version of Comfortably Numb. Zeppelin has tons of great live tunes to try as in Since I've Been Loving You and No Quarter, both from Madison Square Garden 1973 and also look for any live version of the Immigrant Song, I've heard dozens of versions and it is always a Banger! Enjoy, you have no idea of the Incredible musical journey you could go on with these 2 bands. Rock On. 🎸
This is the official music video. It's the studio version from 1969 with part of the psychedelic instrumental in the middle edited out. The film footage is from different concerts in the early 70's.
You've latched on to the Greatest Rock band of all time. 🎸☮️
Robert Plant is still rocking it with barely any loss in his vocal power - he released his latest album last year, IIRC.
This is also a great example of why I get annoyed when reactors share a single set of buds - in the late sixties and seventies stereophonic sound was a new thing, and bands had a lot of fun with moving the sound around from side to side, etc.
"Back door man" may not mean what you may think it does - it' s like her man on the side - her "official" man uses the front door, but her "unofficial" man sneaks in the back door.
Some guitarists used guitars with two necks, even three, because they allowed them to instantly swap between string tunes, even the number of strings, with a 6 string and a 12 string being the most common.
It's a double neck guitar the top one is a 12 string and the bottom is a 6 string.
Some songs require both so it's a much faster switch.
So nice to see you guys reacting to Zeppelin!! They are one of the biggest bands in the world and yes they are very creative as so many bands were when the music was real. You might want to check them out live doing a song you probably heard and didn't know it was them. Immigrant song, live from LA outdoors 1972
They are one of the best rock bands around from back then. He was one of the best front men around. Tickets to their concerts were known to sell out in hours. You should check out a cover of this song by Beth Hart "Whole Lotta Love" live at Paradiso. For a woman covering a male band it's amazing. She just did a tribute album of Led Zeppelin songs.
Wanna feel old? Try watching a couple kids react to a song that you have listened to literally 1000+ times over the last 45 years. Hope you enjoy your next 45 years as much as I have mine, with Zeppelin, Floyd and Rush (or whatever music you love) as a backdrop.
Late 1960s-1970s the Best Rock and Prog music ever !!!
My era and I was lucky enough to see all the Great Bads in concert from Boston to NYC !! : D
Yes/ Genesis/ King Crimson/ Jethro Tull/ ELP/ Pink Floyd/ Nektar/ Gentle Giant/ Queen/
Roxy Music/ Rush/ Black Sabbath/ Grand Funk/ Deep Purple/ Hawkwind/ Kiss/Chicago/
Santana/ Moody Blues/ Thin Lizzy/ Kiss and so many more, it was the Best time in music !!
And yes I am an Old Prog Baaastard now in my 60s Lol. : D
Song is from their second album released in 1969
You want to see and hear the power of led zeppelin????Madison square garden live THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME/THE RAIN SONG. Enough said.🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
God yes!
Check out Led Zeppelin "Song remains the Same" live MSG 1973....you will get thousands of views!
Now they are in there 70's in the 20's😉 Check them out performing together for the last time in an event concert back in 2007 called Celebration. There were probably in their late 50's to early 60's and they rocked the house out. Jason Bonham played the drums because his father passed away back in the early 80's so Jason filled in. We could not tell the difference between John Bonham's drumming or Jason's. Dad taught him well. I even heard in an interview that the rest of the band mates couldn't believe how much Jason played identical to his dad. I believe the entire concert is on UA-cam. you will not be disappointed. I have this on DVD and have watched it several times. Their performance never gets old! 🥰
The most famous hit of a iconic band in an unrivaled gorgeous, phenomenal performance by Diana Ankudinova ( 18 y.o.)
Personal Jesus (Depeche Mode / Deff Leppard/ Marilyn Manson / BLUES ROCK VERSION cover)
Please react to Diana Ankudinova !
She is called the queen of goosebumps, a unique voice - contralto with polyphonic overtones.
"Together with her tessitura, it identifies her potential voice type as dramatic contralto, the deepest, darkest, and most powerful contralto voice. " (Wikipedia)
Full vocal range - 4 octaves
Diana Ankudinova
Personal Jesus
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zep never did personal jesus
@@Scoobydcs thanks for the clarification, corrected, yes, I was mistaken it was Deff Leppard, the names are a bit similar, and for some reason I jumped to Led Zeppelin in my head.
@@monolit73 lol ok
I was born in '84. My old man told me that Zeppelin concert tickets were the hottest commodity back in the day. And I believe it
Wayne that feeling is a truly beautiful feeling. It's one of the many reasons why music is so powerful.
This song will always exist in a good memory space guys!
I guarantee!
Can’t help it.
Gotta admit these guys cooler than f**k!!!!
Greatest band in history. Within 6 months from when they first got together (back in 1968) they released their first album and dethroned the beatles has the #1 band in the world and they held that title until they broke up when the drummer John Bonham died of Pulmonary Edema brought on by overconsumption of alcohol. yeah these guys are old af but they still jam. they reunited for a concert in 2007 with late drummer John Bonham's son Jason on drums and they still sounded incredible
They could have done 500 nights at the O2 Arena, demand was so high for those tickets in 2007...
Listen to their live music. It feels far more alive . Their best piece in my opinion is a song called Dazed and Confused live at Madison Square Garden in 1973.
I asked them to do all of Dazed and Confused from MSG.
You have to choose wisely to get good sounding audio from 50 year old videos. My advice for those new to Zeppelin is to listen to studio versions first, and then move on to live footage when you know how the songs are supposed to sound. Sure, live music sounds "more alive" - it is; that's kind of the point. But the studio recordings are what the band wanted to sound like at their best.
@@gsparkman Nonsense ! The studio album just has a cleaner sound to it and there's not any room for the mind boggling improvisation that the live versions display. Especially on Dazed and Confused.
@@bobhope3716 You say "Nonsense" and then go on to support my point: "The studio album has a cleaner sound..." I value a cleaner sound. Tell me, did you see Led Zeppelin play Dazed and Confused live before you heard the studio recording?
@@gsparkman No .And I'm not supporting your point. Studio recordings not only sound cleaner but the band also sounds thinner than they do live. My first exposure to the song Dazed and Confused was when I viewed TSRTS in a theater. The live performance is both longer and more exciting because it shows Zeppelin doing what they do best.....which is improvising in a live concert setting. No I am not "supporting " your point at all because to me "cleaner " is less impressive than the thicker, more powerful live concert sound.
You would love Led Zeppelin - Stairway To Heaven (live from Madison Square Garden 1973) Robert Plant - lead singer is smooth with a killer voice and charisma. Jimmy Page - guitar, John Bonham - drums, John Paul Jones - bass/keys. One of the greatest bands ever. Explore more you will be beyond amazed.
You two have a lot to learn about rock Gods!..😂🤣😂
I wore bell pants on in until 1985!..😎
Great review & reaction you two!..👍👍
They are not metal.. They are classic rock. Do "Stairway To Heaven". Stairway to this day is voted the best Rock song in history. Do them LIVE. Thank u for sharing. Enjoyed your vid guys. Do "Kashmir" too.. Such a versatile band.
Greatest rock band by far in history...guys this song made them the biggest selling band of the 70s...its all about sex, sex sex....He wants her...she needs it!
Try Smoke On The Water by Deep Purple. Its a true story. The record companys needed albums to release by a certain date. Many bands needed a place to record while out on tour. A summer tourist town in Switzerland opened their places for winter rent money. And the guy hauling people out of the burning bldg was their multi band security boss. Another locale was opened for the recordings to be done.
Subscribed! I’m definitely watching this journey
There's led zeppelin and then there's everyone else..greatest music ever
Backdoor man is a reference to her lover who sneaks in and out the back door, her on the side lover.
Just discovered your channel...... I love reactions to the music of my youth, especially the 70's music !!! I am really enjoying your reactions , keep up the great job. You can not go wrong with Led Zeppelin.
Seen Led Zeppelin 2 times, once in 1977 on April 1, 1977 Toronto, at the Maple Leaf Gardens, then on October 17 , 1980 in Montreal, at the Montreal Forum, and my best friend bought tickets for Robert Plant's solo tour on June 10, 1985 at The Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver, BC, Canada!! Led Zeppelin are truly amazing live and so sexy!! Robert Plant during his solo tour was amazing as well and just as sexy , like fine wine he ages so well! Had front row tickets to all 3 shows!! Going to see Robert on Wednesday
Aug 14 at
7:00 PM at The
Queen Elizabeth Theatre Vancouver, BC
Can't wait!!! ❤️🥰🤘
I am a child of the 1960s and 70s. I love these guys so much. Along with a lot of other bands of course but man they definitely knew how to rock.. thanks for the reaction.
On your free time I suggest listening with earphones every Zep record in order. Many tunes blend into the next,and their sequence means a lot. Also do this with Pink Floyd, and Yes. Rock operas from The Who. Back in the day, albums were whole concepts.
You tube is so dam humbling. Led Zeppelin was the biggest and best selling band of the 70's and are still like number 3 all time in record sales and you guys never heard of them. And, they have the most popular/famous rock song in history. "Stairway to Heaven." Time is truly the great destroyer. If you heard the term sex, drugs and rock and roll, basically Zeppelin was the model for this every future rock band tried to copy. Your really need to do something live to get their true affect. Preferably something from 1973 Madison Square Garden concert.
I'm getting older now. I call this magic music from my youth. That's Led Zeppelin. Pure beautiful magic. Concerts were an experience and Zeppelins music took us on a journey.
The Mighty Zeppelin - the greatest rock band of all time
Great reaction. Men nearly always talk about the track, guitars drums, breaks etc, but past halfway 99% of women are transported to some ecstatic groove.
Never known this with any other track.
Loved your reaction Wayne & Kayla.
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These guys were cooler than I’ll ever hope to be!
Rock on Zep!!!
One of the best rock bands ever. Definitely top 3 in the 70's. I used to listen to them as a kid in the 70's had all their albums on cassette tapes.
When The Levee Breaks! Awesome song
Back door man is a reference from back in the day, when your man was coming home through the front door and you were leaving out the back
My hair may be white but it's long! I'm 63 and still rocking out to this! I I'm still in a band and play some of this music, only on the weekends now😄
Back door man is an old phrase used in blues songs that Plant loved and borrowed from It means a guy who sees another man’s woman when he’s away and goes to the back door not to be seen especially the neighbors NOT A SEXUAL REFERENCE Everyone of their songs r AMAZING 🤩
"Good Times Bad Times"
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"Back door man" was a heavily used phrase in blues songs that Plant loved and borrowed from. It doesn't mean anal. A back door man was a guy who snuck in the back door to see your woman when you weren't home.
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This is a pretty trippy first song to experience with Zeppelin. If you check out more of their stuff, you'll find many surprises along the way. Enjoy!
The first gig I ever went to, apart from local bands, was Led Zeppelin, in Glasgow (Scotland) in 1972. They were at the absolute peak of their powers and they shook my soul that night. In fact that experience almost spoiled me for every gig I ever went to thereafter. I would suggest letting the songs run with fewer pauses if you can, especially during guitar solos, to fully appreciate their full majesty.
That would have been the absolute ultimate experience of a life time, Glasgow would have been off the hook
@@muaythaiwarrior5940 Sure was! 🤟
By the way In Southern US blues culture, the phrase "back-door man" referred to a man having an affair with a married woman, using the back door as an exit before the husband comes home. Many reactors seem to misunderstand this as a reference to a particular sexual practice. 😏
@@jamesrowe3606 thankyou for confirming that. In Australia "back door man" is referred to a man wanting to do it with another man, as in the back door 😂
@@jamesrowe3606 I love all types of music genre. Personally I'm really into trance type music and the festivals but nothing beats a classic rock band like LED Zeppelin. The experience of going to a gig like that back in those days would have been ultimate especially in Glasgow.
this is what is called Talent when it comes to real music and style, you won't find mimics in the 60s/70s rock revolution! people had their own style and respected each other not enough to mimic off one another!
Oh my. I was in my 20s when I had this on my Led Zeppelin Vinyl album. Wow.....
Ok guys…that remark about how old they are now…in their 70’s except the drummer who died in 1980 at 32 from alcohol. BUT you can watch them in 2007 in their 60’s just killing it. Called the O2 concert Celebration Day. UA-cam has the whole concert Pick any song. They were superb that night
please react to led zepplin - stairway to heaven
Live 1973 at MSG!
Please do STAIR WAY TO HEAVEN and and BLACK DOG and RAMBLE ON by Led Zepplin!
Imagine hearing this when just 5 years prior the Beatles were singing "I Wanna Hold Your Hand." Yeah, lot changed in the 1960s, and very quickly.
One fine day I was waiting for my bus when I heard this coming from behind me. I thought, "What a neat ringtone!" Only it wasn't a ringtone, just a "blast from the past" boom box. So I went home, & with the help of my IT dept. (my children), made an actual ringtone. I don't share it out of respect for their copyright, however I do assign it to incoming calls from special friends.
Jimmy Page uses the guitar with two arms to play songs such as; Stairway To Heaven
One of the necks is a 12 string guitar, one is a 6 string.
For an acoustic sounding beginning and a Hard Rock finish.
I subscribed because, I'm looking forward to watching you two go deep into the incredible music of this band. Stairway to Heaven has GOT to be next!
The guitar was a Double necked Gibson SG it’s plugged into an amp so you can play either neck at any time
Zeppelin may have spawned heavy metal, but they were really a blues rock outfit, and one of the greatest rock bands of all time. Some of the phrases Wayne stopped on were straight out of the blues world. The double neck guitar that Page played (not on this song, actually, as the video and music are unrelated) is a 12 string and 6 string that allows him to jump from one sound to another. This would be his guitar of choice for Stairway To Heaven, arguably the greatest rock song ever.
This song actually came out in late 1969 - off the Led Zeppelin II album.
It’s giving you 70’s vibes...because it is. If you want to do live Zeppelin. Then check out the Garden Concert 1973. They are in their 70’s. It’s a double neck 6 string on the bottom, 12 string on the bottom. You don’t play them at the same time. This is just the beginning of Zep, you have to check them out. They are not metal.
The double neck guitar is set with a standard 6 string set up on the lower neck and a 12 string arrangement on the upper neck.
The “ arms “ are called “necks”. Page playing a double neck guitar. He is considered one of the greatest guitarists ever. This band set the stage for hard rock in the late ‘60’s into the ‘70’s. Next to the Beatles and Stones, the greatest rock group of all time. I got to see them in 1969 during their first American tour.
Van Halen-Ain't talking bout love ( studio version) Jimmy page of Led Zeppelin admires Eddie Van Halens phenomenal talents on guitar as did Michael Jackson-beat it -guitar solo by Eddie Van Halen 😁
Eddie Van Halen copied his fret/fingerpicking style from Jimmy Page's solo on "Heartbreaker."
They can still rock! They can get up and down. They are the GOAT!
Maybe the most primal guitar riff in all of rock, right here. Awesome rhythm, emphatic drumming, vocals and sound effects. Took a Willie Dixon song with extra lyrics to the next level, and then some.
This reaction made me feel really old. It's like watching people that never heard rock n roll before. Led Zeppelin was the greatest rock band ever. Lol.
I was a senior in hs when I heard about the cancellation of the current tour due to John Bonham's death - I was just a little too young to have seen them live! My parents would have never allowed us to see them when we were in school due to the amount of partying going on at rock concerts. I was soon to learn of this all through the eighties!! Lol
Robert was dropping bars even before it was a thing 😎😉
Welcome to the greatness of the mighty zep
Check out their song-Kashmir-live at Celebration day. Good catch on the innuendo. Double Neck guitar. 12 string top , 6 string bottom and Jimmy plays them well.
Amazing Kayla can talk over the best lines of the song
Necks. Guitar necks..
Two necks on this guitar are differently strung. Count the tuning pegs on the head of the guitar necks. One has six strings. The other is a twelve string. This set-up allows the guitarist to change back and forth from one sound to the other without having to unplug, unstrap, and change guitars, plug back in, adjust volume, etc, etc,.
Listen to an acoustic 6 string, and then a 12 to start to understand the difference.
And if you really want to hear an electric guitar played well (really well), do a reaction to Stevie Ray Vaughan TEXAS FLOOD LIVE AT THE EL MACAMBO. It's here on YT.
And i'm requesting it.
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The GOATS!
Greatest line up of musical talent in history...these guys were the best ever!
How do you think I feel?
I had a ticket to see them at THe Empire Pool, Wembley,N W London in 1973 around 2 years after this and for a multitude of reasons, I did not go from my South East London home....TICKET PRICE: £...75 PENCE OR $ONE DOLLAR !!
The Mighty Zeppelin.
Try “stairway to heaven” live
Facts about how 40 yrs can fly by in a minute. I’m 54 and I’m still coming to grips I’m this age. Lol. Enjoy life, know there will be ups to follow the downs and keep on keepin on. Love watching you two.🤘💜
No Youngsters,PLEASE, Stefanie.I am 67 years old in London and have never lived or been out with anyone over 44 and it seems farcical to me, as I feel great although a tad weary at times. However, my best m8 died at 60 and my other really good m8 cheated death at Christmas when he was also 60. He had Diabetes, Pneumonia, Cancer, Covid,A Lung Clot and only 10% of his kidneys were functioning and he bear the lot!. This Sunday I am visiting an old workmate from 40 years ago who has just entered a Nursing Homeand is my age and will last the year so make the most of every day..
@@Isleofskye absolutely!! Love that attitude. ✌🏼
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Sorry, I took so long to reply. haha
@@Isleofskye all good. 😊
@@stefaniebrauer128 :)
Give When the Levee Breaks by Led Zeppelin a listen.
"Trampled Underfoot " From their Physical Graffitti LP, 1975...A cross of rock and funk for sho!!
Search Kashmir 2006 for these "old men" performing. It's amazing.
Yes they were in their late 60s
Treat yourselves - don't let this be the last Led Zeppelin track you react to. There's a few dozen bangers you simply can't miss 🙂
Actually this was from 1969
It's called a double neck guitar
I liked how the girl started out like all. "I am an independent woman" and shit and like at the end of the song she like " OMG i want his babies"
Please React LED ZEPPELIN-COMMUNICATION BREAKDOWN 👏🏼
The guitar is a double neck Gibson custom made for jimmy page the guitar player for the song stairway to heaven. This band ha sold almost 400 million albums not singles but albums. I probably bought a million myself. LoL back in the 70s we didn't have internet sheet music was hard to come by so if you wanted to learn a song you would buy the record play it over and over to learn it. It would wear out the needle and the record so you have to buy another record and needle.. aw the good ole days .🤘
Try “when the levee breaks” next
best drum beat ever!
Oh you guys this takes me back to my teenage years yeaaa oh how we rocked out to this when it came out . Go check out their Stairway To Heaven …. After you listen too it go check out when Heart sang it at the Kennedy Center in Honor of Led Zeppelin. John Bonham their Drummer has passed away when Heart played John’s Son Jason came on with them and played his Dads Drums to this song …. So worth diving deep into the Led Zeppelin Well of Music .
I wanna be your back door man, if you don’t know yet, is a reference made in one of their later songs.
“Opened up my front door .. heard my back door slam..”
The Double Neck Guitar is 12 strings on the top for a more acoustic sound and 6 strings on the bottom for a more electric rock sound. If you react to Stairway to Heaven you’ll see it in action. Also watch Since I’ve been Loving You for the best Blue Rock song of all time
I still wear bell bottom pants, silk shirts. We might be old but we still keep moving. I was a Marine Sniper for 3 tours. Then back to the Dojo for me. 40 years teaching Aikido.
Awesome!
Respect ✊🏿 USMC