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Bro NEVER EVER EEEEVVER listen to the live before the album version bc not only are u missing the heaviest moments of the song but it's changed up during live performances. Do yourself a solid & listen to the album after a some herb & 🤯🤯🤯🤯
I watched your reaction to Hotel California also. If you think they're killing it live, you should listen to the album versions. The fact they could do it that good live, just shows the talent.
The 70’s were a great time for music.
Zeppelin, Queen and so many other great bands of the 70’s were allowed to be artist not formulated rock like today. Other than Tool and a few other progressive bands modern rock and Metal are all controlled by their labels.
JPJ is the most efficient musician ever to grace a stage. All 4 added up to really the best band ever. The death of Bonham did shut it down. Listen to Zep deeper and you will see the bass player is a master musician.
Great band
I was .in high school when they came out
We all were wearing a bandana tied around one of our thighs around our jeans
This band was so popular! The 70s Era was the best time of our lives. Listening to zeppelin..getting high and just listening to the music
I had all the Albums
Back then no cd s
Lol still got so high we were really in the music
Also pink Floyd
Man those were the days.dont have music like that anyore.70 "'s best Era of music
!!!!! Thanks for playing Zeppelin !!!
Not bad for 1973 for 4 guys on stage, no dancers, no computers, no back ground singers. Just genius and raw talent. True ROCK GODS LIVE.
So true. Its cheating to have computers , that make you sound good if your not.
The best in rock history!
The only problem for me was the recording of the song was so much better. I realise there is an effect on a person when they hear a recording of a song over and over it tends to become the psychologically authoritative version of the song. But that isn't the case here. I was willing to submit to a better rendition of the song. I was disappointed. Just as I was disappointed at how they treated some of their songs when I saw them live. I think unbeknownst to Page his original solo was perfectly structured-albeit improvised. Each paragraph of the narrative, as it were, affirmed what came before culminating in repeated pleading. It hit home; it was elegant; it was perfect. This was not.
@@muddypool7537 Have to disagree, I never went to a LZ concert not expecting to hear them play studio tracks differently and appreciated both as being genius! Found every concert I attended mesmerizing...
@@betseyr.9081 -Our experiences are subjective. Perception is always subjective. If you must disagree, you should explain your reason(s) which should perhaps affirm a particular quality that the person/me might have missed and can sway them/me. I am a musician and retired software engineer, so I should know what I am talking about musically at least.
Welcome to the greatest band to ever grace this planet
Man they are 🔥🔥🔥
@@KINGBLITZ do more live performances!! You will love them!!
Except they borrowed and stole so much music.
Yes, greatest of all time!!!!!!
@@Brite1PJ4283 The greatest blues cover band of all time. But they did make it their own.
The drummer, Jon Bonham, drove the music. When he died, the band stopped playing. There is a tribute to Zeppelin, with Heart singing this song. The drummer is Jon Bonham's son. It's also fabulous
and also did the O2 concert
It was very well done. Agree
Robert Plant said they did not even know Jason Bonham, the son of the late-drummer was there and had thought that he should have been. When Heart sang with Jason playing drums it brought Plant to tears. John Bonham and Plant had been friends since long before Led Zeppelin.
@@travisaz100 Robert Plant, Jimmy Page definitely knew Jason Bonham before that Kennedy honors night with Heart. In the mid-nineties, "Page & Plant" toured with Jason Bonham on drums. I was at their Chicago show (1995).
@@MissyM68 I think he meant they did not know his son was going to be playing, not that they did not know him.
I'm an old lady and this is the shit we listened to in our teens/twenties. Best music ever!! These guys were the best!!!
Same lol. Still listening and still have my vinyls.
I expect we will all end up in nursing homes, rocking out to fabulous music. It will feel like we've all had one very long shared childhood. I just hope I can still dance by then. See you there!
i'm a 32 yr old male from italy and i envy you!!!you guys got to listen to this stuff first hand....this band is rocking!!!!!!!!!!!!! p.s. my favorite song is since i've been loving you
@@razvanboghi7502 What I wouldn't give to be 32 again! So glad the music I love turned out to be ageless. Not sure whether I could choose a favorite. Although I used to tell people I majored in Communication Breakdown. Best!
@@razvanboghi7502 you can't even imagine how really cool it was. What we were experiencing was new and innovative. It was of a movement, of peace and love, of rebellion and expression. Just imagine hearing this kind of music for the first time ever. Can't begin to explain how mind blowing it was.
youve just heard the best band ever doing 1 of the best versions of 1 of the best songs ever written by anybody EVER!!!
😱🤟🏽
Now you have to see the female band " Heart " plays this for Led Zepplin live at the Kennedy Center live.. shit is ridiculous and the drummer is the original drummers son playing in honor of his deceased father. Mind blowing..
they were a live band (who just happened to sell 300 million+ albums!) they never played songs the same way twice! it was different every gig
Epic! My man said he smelled a solo coming. He didn't have a clue what was about to hit him. Classic!
This band was iconic. Robert Plant with his voice, Jimmy Page is a guitar god, John Bonham (RIP 🙏🏻) ripping those drums and John Paul Jones on bass.
🙏🏽🙏🏽😢
Robert Plant is/was A Golden God.
John Paul Jones on bass.
Listen to every zep album there all great every song
12 string on top and 6 string bottom it's a les Paul sg,its is stairway guitar
Jimmy's double neck Gibson guitar is a 12 string and a 6 string.
That shit goes hard!
@@KINGBLITZ 12 strings are essentially double strung 6 strings. you have 6 pairs of strings, each pair is normally strung with two different string sizes, but are tuned to the same note, but an octave (or more) apart. You play the pair of strings as a single component, giving it that unique tone for the intro ballad portion of the song. You get an A note, but an A note from the guitar across multiple octaves. Then he switches to the class 6 string for the rock solos.
@@TheAdamUlrich The high e and b are just doubled, the rest is one octave apart.
@@TheAdamUlrich excellent explanation. Thank you.
@@TheAdamUlrich Thanks Adam, learnt something today :)
Zeppelins at the top of most people’s lists.
They’re the template rock band.
THE GODS OF ROCK
Bet
True that I felt the same way, kinda still do. I'm torn they stole/borrowed from forgotten American Blues artists both music and lyrical inspirations. Still what they did with it was hands down better than their contemporary rock artists as well as rock artists today. #BitterSweet
Best band ever.
whats mind blowing is when you think that in this one band they had Robert Plant who is ranked by most people in the top 5 rock singers of all time, Jimmy Page who also consistently ranks in the top 5 of Rock guitarist and John Bonham who is universally considered the GOAT of drummers. And John Paul Jones was no slacker either.
JPJ was awesome!
John Bonham literally reinvented drumming, no one played the drums to match the song the way he did before him. Although going by raw talent I'd say Neil Peart got him beat.
@@filipbnilsson4132 Yeah I actually agree with you I personally think Neil was better but Bonham usually gets the vote.
JPJ was probably the most complete musician of them all. A musical Swiss army knife. Legendary bassist, producer, composer and arranger.
@@filipbnilsson4132 The Neil Peart vs John Bonham argument is very much like the old Buddy Rich vs Gene Krupa argument, or the Satriani/Hendrix rivalry among guitarists. Peart, Guy, and Satriani definitely had the superior technical chops, but Bonham, Krupa, and Hendrix brought an energy and a passion to their playing that, for my money's worth, blows them out of the water.
The flute sound was actually played on the keyboard by John Paul Jones (the bassist) who also played bass with foot pedals in this.
That’s sooo dope
Wow
A mellotron I presume.
@@paws27 most likely
Yes, a mellotron, and the sound is a recorder (not a flute); that gives it the medieval vibe.
It’s one of the most played songs in radio history even though it never came out as a single. Pretty iconic, especially for those of us of a certain age. If you want to get into more Zep, I like Immigrant Song and No Quarter. You also won’t be unhappy hearing the studio version of Stairway.
That is iconic
It actually is the most requested lol
Was it Wayne's World or Bill&Ted's that had the bit in Guitar Center about "NO Stairway to Heaven?"
@@jessicashenefield1546 Wayne’s World!
Played at midnight, every night, on the radio when I was a teenager!
notice how often jimmy has his eyes closed while playing guitar! he FEELS it
He felt the heroin in his system
@@Brite1PJ4283 nop he wasn't on heroin in 73
@@eatthisvr6 that's a whole lie
@@Brite1PJ4283?? Watch it
@@eatthisvr6 he was on herion during the 70s and mid 80s
He didn’t say “last year “ he said “laughter “.
I just love how the singer joyfully grabs a tambourine and bops while the guitarist tears it up, this is a group of GENEROUS performers!
the keyboard player played keys with his hands and bass pedals with his feet live!!!
And I listened to it with headphones!!
The keyboard is actually a mellotron
@@coreytaylor360JPJ is THE mellotron
"because you know sometimes words have two meanings"... don't why but that line has always stuck in my mind
There is nothing like Robert Plants voice! I had such a crush on him.
💜 Led Zeppelin, arguably one of the greatest bands of all time.
Definitely finding out!
Def the top tier rock n roll band ever,im impartial bcuz my mom n dad met at a Zep concert in 69 but fo sho they incredible..Kashmir literal 🔥
Im a hip hop head but grew up on my daddy playin all the classic rock so ot hits dif for me esp since he passed 🙏💔
@@KINGBLITZ yessir, when you get a chance please checkout/react to their other well known hits such as Whole Lotta Love,Immigrant Song, Black Dog & Kashmir.
@@mimiloveee9 Hip Hop & Rock are my 2 favorite genres of music hints on why bands such as The Beastie Boys,Linkin Park & Hollywood Undead are some of my favorite bands of all time. Led Zeppelin however have some of my favorite guitar solos of all time.
Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple and of course Led Zeppelin are the very best of the 70's. Great reaction........just subscribed
I have Pink Floyd reactions up!! Hold I’ll get you the playlist link
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That’s the playlist!!
@@KINGBLITZ thank you for that. I've got a lot of catching up to do
Don’t forget AC/DC!!!
Your comments on feeling a guitar solo coming I was thinking "oh just wait". Your reaction was priceless.
🤟🏽😂
You just witnessed the greatest rock band of all time, greatest front man, guitarist and all. You are blessed.🙏
He says 'Does anyone remember laughter?' not last year. Lol.
When it comes to it, does anyone actually remember the last year?
@@maksphoto78 yeah 2020 was interesting to say the least…
NO KIDDING OR THIS
No band better...believe me! Actual live performance!! This whole concert was amazing! Jimmy Page is the best guitarist to ever grace the planets!! It is lead and rhythm guitars. JPJ plays keyboards with flute sound etc and bass with his feet!!
Best live band i have to say acdc by far. But hey i have only seen zeps online
just 4 guys creating a sonic wonderland
"I can hear where this solo is going to go. I can imagine this solo coming up.". I was nearly crying with laughter at that comment. But only because no one could imagine the solo that was coming up. & your jaw nearly hitting the floor shows just how unprepared we all were for this. Hope you're keeping well, Blitz.
Awww yes, you're diving into my wheelhouse now my dude!
Haha! Thank you boss!
Greg, agreed!
Grew up with Zeppelin~ still my all-time favorite band, and I LOVED seeing you so into it!!!❤
This song still gives me goosebumps!!! And this was my era. When the BEST music was made!!
They were big fans of J. R. R. Tolkien, so much so that they worked references to his Lord Of The Rings books into their songs.
Who wasn't' :)
Any Led Zepp you play is going to be this level of ear candy, whether live or studio. So much of the music of the late 60’s and 70’s is just creative, pure talent, and genius.
Welcome to real music, real talent, greatest hard rock band ever.
The most iconic legendary band. Legendary iconic 🎸 solo.
Thank you!
This is pure epic rock! That guitar solo is exhausting! Can you imagine? You can feel the blood, sweat and tears he's put in on that guitar! #survived 2020
John Bohnom the drummer is considered the best drummer ever to most,he does a 20 min drum solo that is MIND BLOWING yu should react to it..fckin crazyyyy
Happy Birthday to your pops! Sending you great vibes today 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
@@KINGBLITZ ty soo soo much fam..been 14 yrs it still like day 1 the Man was my bf & hero 😭 ty for the support yu da best 💯
Bonzo's Montreux yep it's the shit!
@@carriecree1789 Moby Dick, specifically from Royal Albert Hall is probably what they were referring to as that’s his most famous drum solo.
@@zosomoso oops that's right, I didn't see the time there to reference the proper song, my bad. Yes Moby Dick is a masterful performance
RIP to John B too he went out ruff 💔
🙏🏽
@@KINGBLITZ you want to see the best craziest assault on a guitar...watch Dazed And Confused from this concert 1973 Madison Square Garden...Jimmy murders that guitar! You will LOVE IT!
RIP Bonzo🙏🏾🙏🏾
That solo makes the hairs on your neck stand up . Absolute mastery
Back in 1973, Led Zeppelin filmed a concert movie at Madison Square Garden called "The Song Remains The Same" (named after their song) and that's where this footage is taken from. Jimmy Page is playing a combination 12-string and 6-string guitar. He plays the 12-string during the more melodic parts and the regular 6-string during the solo. As others have mentioned, bassist John Paul Jones is playing the keys and using the foot pedals for the bass parts. The instrument is called a Mellotron and was an early version of a synthesizer; it had pre-taped sounds (in this case, a recorder) that you could play through the keyboard. On the studio cut, John Paul Jones played an actual recorder. You REALLY need to react to more Led Zeppelin.
Wow using a foot pedal! That’s amazing man
I believe they had a 2 night gig in NYC for this tour
@@johnjohnon8767 they played 3 nights at Madison Square Garden in 1973.
On the studio cut, JPJ played *several* recorders--which is why he used the Mellotron (he called it "the Dream Machine") in concert. Hard to play more than one recorder at a time when you are playing live! And yes, he is also playing the bass parts with his foot pedals. JPJ was as much of a genius as the other 3, and (as I have come to realize) really never got the credit he deserved. I have been listening to Zep for going on 50 years now, and I love every song more every time I hear it.
@@ceridwenattwood5784 yes, but I can't recall at the moment but I think it was one recorder that was multitracked 3 or 4 times. I think Jonesy is very often underrated but the fans know.
This whole album is a masterpiece every song is a legendary banger. Led Zeppelin IV
The flute sound is the keyboards played by the great John Paul Jones.
This shit right here.... This is Real Music!
Welcome to what is considered to be the greatest rock song ever written. It’s timeless and ledzep is the top band ever. Ever rock band that followed was influenced by these guys!
Dude Bowie, the Who, ELP, Stones...
They ALL had their gifts and just amazeBALLS contributions...
This is a band of all stars that absolutely pushed a level of rock that wasn't seen before. A true super group that inspires most groups who came after.
Best song ever writen. Stayed on the number one charts forever.
I really love how Robert Plant, as the lead singer, starts playing the tambourine to give credit and attention to the guitar solo. Great team player.
this is a perfect example of why you should do Zeppelin live! You don't get these Page solos on the recordings. LOVE!
🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽
One of the most incredible rock songs ever written. I count myself lucky to be born in 1960 and in high school when this music was being written!
Arguably the best song ever written. So lyrically advanced it's somewhat a poem over a song, the natural progression of the song, Page's guitar, Plant's voice, Bonham's drums. We will never see music like this again and it's heartbreaking.
Zeppelin is the GOAT🤟
Roberts voice is now and has been for years and years absolutely mystifyingly tempting and beautiful.
He said does anybody remember laughter 😂🤣😂🤣 Not last year😘 I dig it
ME AND MY 1ST GIRLFRIEND ULOVED WHEN ZEP CAME ON THE SCENE. REMEMBER WHEN YOU WALK BY US GUTS IN OUR LATE 60'S AND EARLY 70'S THIS IS HOW WE ROCKED.
Great reaction, welcome to the greatest rock band Led Zeppelin ..Plant and Page, singer and guitarist extraordinaire....
There is a reason this song is 50 years old and most guitar players still strive to be able to play it well.
This is one of the best guitar solos ever played on guitar! Nobody can copy it the way he plays it! (Specially this live version is the best)
I think this is still my favorite song ever and it has to be close to 50 years old! There's a treasure trove of music from them, try: Dazed and Confuzed, The Immigrant Song, In My Time of Dying, Trampled Under Foot, The Rain Song, Thank You and Black Dog for starters. All their songs are fire!
There's something missing in your life if Zeppelin is missing from your life bro. MORE Zeppelin!!!
Appreciate your reactions! This song was, is, and always has been an entire concert in itself.
Welcome to the world of Rock and Roll, brother!!!
I love the blank stare at 12:02 during Jimmy Page's solo. Disbelief. Shock. Awe. Jimmy Page inspired lots of shock and awe. That's why he is a rock God.
✊🏽🔥🔥🔥🔥
I think I saw Led Zeppelin in concert 4 times. Early on the tickets were $5.00. Sometimes we waited in line overnight at Shoreline Music in Seattle to buy them, but what a fun crowd to wait with! This song still makes the whole roof of my mouth go numb!
You know what I love about radio, you listen to the music . No predjedice , no politics , just true beauty .
Since I've been loving you from this same concert is amazing!!! The guitar solos are even better
Thank youuuu
I’m new, curious to see what “ old school “ songs you chose.....meanwhile this masterpiece will take you places......let it.....trust me. 🎼🎶🎹🎸🎤🤘😎🔥🔥🔥🔥 there are no bad LED Zeppelin songs, facts. John Paul Jones on keyboards, plays bass with foot pedals when he’s on keys.
4 talented geniuses = Led Zeppelin. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Ann and Nancy Wilson did this song for Led Zeppelin when they were honored at the Kennenedy Center for Arts. TheY had a huge production that was AMAZING. Their drummer had passed but his son played and they all wore the drummers signature hat. It's worth seeing Dude
Went to see them during this concert tour. Absolutely awesome
Best way I can describe this song, it should have been in the "lord of the rings" movies
🔥🔥🔥🙏🏽
Well Robert was a huge fan of lord of rings
BEST Rock band EVER!!! 👍🏽❤
🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽
Led Zep had that perfect blend of blues and old English folk music. They were very influenced by The Lord of the Rings books, too. I was blessed to see them live in San Francisco in 1969. You must now react to the Wilson sisters of Heart covering this at the Kennedy Center Honors tribute to Led Zep with the Obama’s and Led Zep sitting together in the audience!
You are very musically sensitive- keep exploring!
“I can only imagine what the guitar solo is gonna be like” Me: Yeah you just wait :)
This is the soundtrack of my teens, I still listen to new music but I find I'm never surprised by music anymore , the songs always end up just the way they start, with songs like this they start one way and take you on a journey to God knows where and that was exciting.
Listen to dazed and confused. Zeppelin is great . Glad your on board with old school week lol thats me !!! Thank god !
Thank youuuu!!
the double-neck guitar is a normal set up on the lower neck.6 strings E,A
The greatest rock band ever
Back in the '70s when I was a teenager, this was my favorite song for dancing. Mostly because it is such a long slow dance, lol, but it has a great high-energy finish.
The guitar solo is done on the lower neck (6 string), the rest of the song is on the upper neck (12 string)
Got it
Actually the intro is done on the 6 string until he switches to chords. The 12 string gives it that fuller sound. You can tell the difference if you listen...
Dude, you’re the 1st reactor that I’m aware of that mentioned the “flute.” It’s actually John Paul Jones playing the “recorder” on the keys. JPJ was the quiet genius behind LZ. Loved your reaction, you nailed it!
You just witnessed greatness. Best live performance of all time IMO.
Great Reaction "KB".... Great to see the younger gen delving into the classics.... Probably one of the greatest live performances ever.... Zep was definitely at their apex... performing their magnum opus ! Jimmy Page's playing was otherworldly at times....! God bless
Thank youuuu
Ayeee its Tamara fam 👆 love yu doin dis lol my mom & dad met at a Zepplelin concert in 1969 🙏 today is my Daddy bday too rest his soul 💔so this special to me..Kashmir is sooo dope.All their music is,im a hip hop head but I kno greatness when i hear it,check out Kashmir 💯
I love seeing these videos. This is a sharing of the last and cultures. It creates an understanding for all. Music is soul. Motown was an awakening. This was a great time in life for us. And we were heading to a positive place. Our generation pushed love and peace.
God, how I wish I could hear this for the first time again!
They sound as good live as they did in studio because it's all them
I have heard many times BUNS AND HOSES SOUNDS SHITY LIVE , AND THERE THE BIGGEST COVER BAND EVER
Hadn't heard that live version, but pretty great! I'd also recommend the studio version (and the rest of the album).
One of the best songs ever written. Still number one until this day. Never got a chance to check them out. He really does get down on that solo.
This song was always the last one played at High School dances. Hearts were raised and broken over this song. One of the most solid Rock Ballads ever.
The Goats 🎸🎸🎸🎼🎼🎼
Differently!!
Check out "Do You Feel Like We Do" by Peter Frampton! Great reaction to the Rock Gods !
Thank you
Greatest song in rock history !
First album I ever had in the 70s. My ultimate fav band. I'm an old Led Head
Jimmy page is playing a 12 string & a 6 string combined.
Got it
Eddie Van Halen is my favorite guitarist but this solo is just so friggin good..This is live at Madison Square Garden
I "started" to watch this movie in Palm Springs, CA back in 1980. I was so tired from being awake for way too long that I fell asleep in the theater. I know, unbelievable right.
This was the 70's, no music video, this was recorded at Madison Square Garden in the summer of 1973 and released in the film "The Song Remains the Same" in 1976. "Does anyone remember laughter?"
Oh damn I love this one 🔥🔥🔥🔥 I use jam to this one a lot back in the day
🔥🤟🏽
Omg I was just thinking about you doing a reaction to Led Zeppelin couple days ago! This is awesome that you did! Should check out "Bonzo's Montreux" I think you would like it
Thank youuuu
Every single zeppelin song is a classic