You know I really wish john bonham The God of thunder nickname I hear as a kid growing up 1960's an 1970's into them since the start I hated hearing he died RIP
@@Coolrockndad You must have been too stoned then to remember how much The Mighty Zep kicked both Queen and The Who's Ass in a live show. I saw both and Zep blew them away. Especially indoors. You cannot compare Brian May and Pete Townsend in a live or studio session to Jimmy Page. I mean you can but you may be the only one.
@@Fritzw75 I love Zeppelin. I bought their first LP way before the 2nd one (I'm sure you know what I mean when I say that). I bought all 6 of the "In Through The Out Door" Lp's so I would have all the different covers (I'm sure you know what I mean by that as well). I have all their LP's. Saw them at the Garden. I also saw Pink Floyd, The Stones, Elvis, Elton John, The Eagles, Van Halen and Springsteen, all live. You name the band I saw them live. When I see one of these lists that proclaim, "Who's the best act live" Zeppelin is not at the top, close but not at the top. Sometimes The Beatles are at the top which is a total joke IMO. Live to me means not just how great the music sounds but the stage presents, the energy on stage, the action, the band connecting with the fans by going out into the audience etc. etc. With that said Springsteen outshines them all live IMO. .... By the way I wasn't stones at any of the concerts I've seen. Were you?
The Crazy part their all in their early twenties here and that great at that age... The Real Rock Gods !!! Robert owned that stage when he was up there, A ton of swaggggggg ...
you make a good point about song length. today they immediately force "the hook" and before you know it the song is over. back in the day they would slowly draw you in on an emotional level and keep you invested and when the song is over they leave you wanting more. Plant was often referred to as "the golden god" and yes zeppelin had the ladies lined up for miles
@@eatthisvr6 I LIKE TO ARGUE, WITH OTHER PEOPLES😅👍🫣Hendrix is better, because, he's an ALIEN like Page, able to play crazy, solos, rythms, etc....But, Hendrix is better, as a composer, and, Hendrix is beating Page, with the sounds😅🙊🙈Don't get me wrong, i love so much Jimmy Page, believe me.....But, Hendrix is using sounds like a real FUCKING ALIEN😅😝🤮IN THE MIDDLE OF A CRAZY SOLO, HE'S CHANGING THE SOUNDS.....Page, always, used the same sound! Except with the violin bow, and the teramin.....Hendrix, is ZEUS, the god of gods!😅Page, is HADES, the god of hell😅Gilmour, is POSEIDON, the god of oceans😅THE 3 BESTS EVER.....
@@eatthisvr6 please, listen to JIMI HENDRIX, "TAX FREE", LIVE AT THE LOS ANGELES FORUM, APRIL 1969..... LISTEN TO THAT SONG....AN INSTRUMENTAL....HENDRIX, IS USING THE FEEDBACKS, TO MAKE MELODIES, IN THE MIDDLE OF HIS 7 MINUTES SOLO😅😅😅😅😅🫣🫣🫣🫣🫣IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO DO! I'm playing guitar since 27 years, i'm 42 now, i worked, as a roadie, i saw à lot of great bands....believe me....HENDRIX IS ZEUS....THE GOD OF GODS😅👍✌️🌹
@@julienmarquet8612 im not denying his greatness at all. i just think jimmy was better, he too used to play with the echo off the walls in gigs, he used a cello bow too! he could make it sing scream and cry all at the same time
I agree, after only hearing studios for decades, the lives are sooo damn amazing. You get to see their passion for playing, they loved preforming live, yet hated leaving their families to tour. JPJ said in an interview, it didn’t matter if they were playing for 20 or 20,000, they always gave fans their all.
This song should stand alone on top.. Everything about it speaks hall of fame.. In fact.. Late 70s 80s 90s into the 2000s was considered the rock and roll anthem.. Every year usually memorial weekend radio station in Chicago would play 100 greatest songs of all time as voted on.. Stairway ruled as #1 all but a few times when one of the Beatles songs would edge it out
Great reaction. If you react to more Led Zeppelin, I would recommend 2 of their best songs, and their best performances of these songs. Since I've Been Loving You live at MSG 1973, Kashmir live at Knebworth 1979 official video.
An iconic live performance, but it always dismays me when first reactions to this song are to the live. The studio recording is an absolute masterpiece, and I hope you take the time to listen to it!
🤣 I watched Jimmy Page play left-handed for several minutes while my lizard brain screamed at me that something was wrong. Then when it flashed to Bonzo and I saw his kit set up backwards I finally realized you had the video reversed.
Normally I can't stand covers but you must react to Heart's cover of this on the Kennedy Center Honors tribute to Led Zeppelin. Performed in front of the 3 remaining members with the son of the drummer playing. Absolutely stunning.
I especially prefer Led Zeppelin playing their music, but heart did do an exceptional job, far better then others have. Of course they had an orchestra & choir, otherwise maybe not quite as epic. I think the emotions from the three, was more so, because of Jason preforming. Plant had invited him, & Jason told him he couldn’t make it, Plant is Jason’s Godfather.
There are commonalities in many of the songs that are generally regarded as the "best" rock songs of all time, such as this, Bohemian Rhapsody or Free Bird as examples. They are musical journeys with multiple changes in style and musical interludes/solos that stick in peoples minds. They truly capture so many elements in one epic song.
It's from the 1976 Led Zeppelin. The song remains the same concert movie at Madison Square Garden. The song remains the same movie is great for dropping a tab or eating some mushrooms and enjoy the ride.
Used to be our go too song back in the 70s. We would always get the friends together, turn on the black lights, drink, smoke and analyze the words to this song. That could go on for hours. We had a blast! Im 66 now and those were great memories.
You’re a little right in the duration of the song having had an impact on this song’s popularity. There is a whole generation of high schoolers for whom Stairway was always the last dance of the high school dances. The local DJ would always be under strict orders to end the music at midnight or 11 or whatever hour. The supervising teacher would be happy as long as the last song, usually a slow song for the couples to slow dance to, started about five to four minutes before the hour, then they’d be able to start cleaning and closing up. Only this song would last past the hour and the DJ’s and kids would have proudly put one past “the man”. The teachers didn’t really care too much because the last couple of minutes would start rocking and the couples would naturally start to separate and instead start rocking out on their air guitars. It was also an easy way for the supervisors to pick out which couples were getting too hot and heavy in their embrace to notice the music was not appropriate to slow dance to. Anyway, mix memories of high school dances, embraces, and hormones, and you have the greatest rock song ever.
As much as I love their live material, new listeners to a song should listen to the studio version first. In my opinion this song is a song of hope, but only if one makes the right decisions. It can also be construed as a stark warning. As Robert says "there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run, there's still time to change the road you're on". His impromptu "I hope so", is probably a statement of truth for him as they were living a decadent rocker lifestyle. They redefined the term really. The tragedies that befell the band and Robert in particular had to have played a role in him avoiding the song after they broke up...
@@bobhope3716 Not as concise and sharp as the studio version It's superior for those familiar with the band and this song in particular, for a new listener to the band, the original is consistent in the narrative/emotive it was designed to illicit IMO. It is named best solo for a reason. It's not even Pages best but in the context of the song it is divine.
They do really feel like some mystical mythical superior figures on that stage with those lights,communicating magic with common people,no joke Rober Plant (singer) said these lyrics were "channeled" to him while Jimmy Page (guitarist) was playing the riff he thought of on the spot,Plant said he wrote song in "trance" like state,while being enchanted by Jimmyies playing.... These 2 dudes were into Occult Esoteric techings and were really "spiritual" people,not to mention Robert Plant has an recent online interveiw in English country side where he lives,and he was carrying antique sword with him all the way while interviewer and him walked thru nature...these were STARS never cared for fame or money,only meaning and message! True artist and people!
Lots of reasons this is considered the greatest rock song ever. One often overlooked tiny little bit are the references to The Lord Of The Rings scattered throughout.
Youse are right. It was really, really "G-R-O-O-V-Y l". It sure sounded a whole lot better than all the bs that they play today. No wonder ya' play music from the past. I don't know if any really Beautiful Romantic Love Songs that they play nowadays that are not from the past. Can you? Anyway, thank you so very much for getting with the program. Hopefully one day, someday you will play some music with "SRV" Stevie Ray Vaughn from "Double Trouble", when Stevie is actually playing with his hands behind him. Of course any "LIVE" Version of most anything is a thousand times better or a million times better than one that is not. And almost if not everything on the "Double Trouble" Music is fine. And for a little bit of Southern Rock, check out "CCR" Credence Clearwater Revival, the "LIVE" Version of "I heard it through the Grapevine", "Born on the Bayou", or anything and even the band "Chicago", Ole' Rock n' Roll Music Rules. Just like songs from Motown. Better than anything today. Let your ears be the judge Amigos. See youse.
Great song. I suggest that one listen to studio versions of Zeppelin songs before live version for three reasons. First, Zeppelin didn't strive to replicate studio versions when they performed like most other bands did. They frequently improvised during performances, and it was incredible. If you don't know the studio version, it's difficult to appreciate just how amazing that was. Second, Page was an absolute genius in the studio and much of what he did couldn't exactly be replicated live. By not listening to studio versions, one can't appreciate just how phenomenal he was as their producer. He was well ahead of his time. Third, it will give you a chance to compare and contrast, then decide which version you like best. As much as I love to watch Zeppelin perform, I prefer the studio version of some songs. Also, it can be difficult to find live versions of every song so if you only react to live, you'll miss a lot of songs that were excellent but not performed in concert for one reason or another. Anyway, just an idea. ;)
Be sure to do "Kashmir" live from Celebration Day Concert. They got back together for that concert after almost 30 years of being apart. The drummer is the son of the original Drummer. Robert Plant sounds even better pushing 70.
Apparently, the opening guitar riff is perfectly pleasant, and if your high on weed, it makes you feel some kind of way. I don't smoke, but I do find the riff very pleasant. That said, if I had to pick a Zeppelin song to be iconic rock song, I would pick immigrant song. That driving bass meshed with Plant's screams is awesome.
You guys do know that Robert Plant Jimmy Page got back together in the 90s? Their 1995 tour and album called No Quarter their latest concert was 2007 it's also filmed live called Celebration Day should react to 2007 concert filmed live Celebration Day John Bonham's son on drums is good as his Dad.
All de concert M.S.G is Great. Ocean, is funny, Black Dog, Daze and confused, so especially, Whole Lotte a love, so sexy, and long to, Rock and Roll, all...I love Led Zeppelin more than any other band. And yes, Robert Wass the lead singer more sexy and sensual, and so cool. Now is old, bur the legend is there for ever.
The video isn't really live, most of it (especially the close ups) were shot as year later on a empty stage, lip synched and mimed. Plant had his tooth fixed, they all wore the same clothes and Jones is wearing a wig because he cut his hair. The audio is all live.
Led Zep had so many groupies,it's ridiculous. Women loved especially Robert Plant and Jimmy Page. Next, you should react to "Kashmir," preferably live, followed my "Since I've Been Loving You," live at Madison Square Garden, which is classic.
Try Emerson Lake & Palmer. They are another 70’s true super group. “From The Beginning “ from their Trilogy album is a good start, but you will be opening Pandora’s Box
In my opinion, for what it's worth, Jimmy is definitely top twenty, maybe top ten but, there are just sooo many great guitarists for this era you kinda/dorta have to say that of the top five, all can be number one. For my money, you just can't beat Stevie Ray Vaughan for the blues, Mark Knopfler for rock and Roy Clark OR Glen Campbell for country. But, that's just me . . .
Haha wow your off your rocker dude, but yes your opinion. Top Twenty? How about top 1 You need to listen to every Zep song out there and come back and tell all of us here Page is in the top 20
Yes it's the greatest song hut the funny thing is Robert Plant hates it. He hates it so much he paid a radio station $10,000 to stop playing it. Also you need to react to the band Heart cover of it. Believe it or not but this was never released as a single.
I do like Stairway to Heaven. It is not my favorite Led Zeppelin song, in part due to the fact that after this song was released, the radio stations played it to death, and I mean to death. I also think that is part of the reason Robert Plant stopped performing it. I also heard that he actually paid a radio station not to play it. I can only listen to it once in a great while anymore.
always listen to the original what people actually heard -the authentic studio recrding masterpiece NOT NOT NOT THIS!!! THE ORIGINAL WAS VOTED 1 NOT NOT NOT THIS IT IS STUPID TO NOT LISTEN THE ONE PEOPLE HAVE IN THEIR HEARTS NOT SOME RANDOM LIVE THING ALWAYS DIFFERENT AND NOT THE REASON THIS SONG IS HUGE YOU DO NOT KNOW THAT LISTENING TO THIS INSTEAD OF THE AUTHENTIC MASTERPIECE OF MUSIC HISTORY THE ORIGINAL dummies!!!!!!!!!!!
loll lighten up! this live version has over 100+ million viewers for a reason, bc it kicks ass. sure it’s a little different from the studio version but in no way is it worse!
Wow. Simmer down, you're gonna hurt yourself. In the 70s I had the first 4 LZ album plus the Song Remains the Same, and I preferred the live versions. Everyone has different tastes.
Page was a very good guitarist but greatest ? No way. Terry Kath from Chicago smoked him live and in studio. Hell, Jimi Hendrix said Kath was better than him. Top 5 would be Edward Van Halen, Terry Kath, Brian May, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Jimi Hendrix. Not in that order. IMO
Greatest rock song of all time! You agree?
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Yes, his looks and stage presence is a mesmerizing show in itself, even before he starts singing. My eyes and ears are forever thankful.
i adore Led Zep, but no such thing as all time best
too many ways to choose
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Greatest band in history!! Live they are unequalled!
they were untouchable live, best band ever!
You know I really wish john bonham The God of thunder nickname I hear as a kid growing up 1960's an 1970's into them since the start I hated hearing he died RIP
damn straight! Good call!
One of the best. Queen's better live and so is The Who IMO.
@@Coolrockndad You must have been too stoned then to remember how much The Mighty Zep kicked both Queen and The Who's Ass in a live show. I saw both and Zep blew them away. Especially indoors. You cannot compare Brian May and Pete Townsend in a live or studio session to Jimmy Page. I mean you can but you may be the only one.
@@Fritzw75 I love Zeppelin. I bought their first LP way before the 2nd one (I'm sure you know what I mean when I say that). I bought all 6 of the "In Through The Out Door" Lp's so I would have all the different covers (I'm sure you know what I mean by that as well). I have all their LP's. Saw them at the Garden. I also saw Pink Floyd, The Stones, Elvis, Elton John, The Eagles, Van Halen and Springsteen, all live. You name the band I saw them live. When I see one of these lists that proclaim, "Who's the best act live" Zeppelin is not at the top, close but not at the top. Sometimes The Beatles are at the top which is a total joke IMO. Live to me means not just how great the music sounds but the stage presents, the energy on stage, the action, the band connecting with the fans by going out into the audience etc. etc. With that said Springsteen outshines them all live IMO. .... By the way I wasn't stones at any of the concerts I've seen. Were you?
The Crazy part their all in their early twenties here and that great at that age... The Real Rock Gods !!! Robert owned that stage when he was up there, A ton of swaggggggg ...
Plant and Page could own a crowd and a stage like no other duo. Believe me, back in the day they left no 😽 for the rest of us.
you make a good point about song length. today they immediately force "the hook" and before you know it the song is over. back in the day they would slowly draw you in on an emotional level and keep you invested and when the song is over they leave you wanting more.
Plant was often referred to as "the golden god" and yes zeppelin had the ladies lined up for miles
This is live no autotune no sampling just talent
The song is the evolution of music. It starts off folky and "ancient" and moves through various genres into ROCK!
Epic masterpiece! If you don't feel this song, you don't have a pulse!
they never played songs the same way twice! jimmy improvised every solo he ever played, live or studio!!!
Hendrix, is, still, the number 1, and, Page the number 2😂
@@julienmarquet8612 that's the general consensus in polls yeh. I think Jimmy is better though because of his versatility
@@eatthisvr6 I LIKE TO ARGUE, WITH OTHER PEOPLES😅👍🫣Hendrix is better, because, he's an ALIEN like Page, able to play crazy, solos, rythms, etc....But, Hendrix is better, as a composer, and, Hendrix is beating Page, with the sounds😅🙊🙈Don't get me wrong, i love so much Jimmy Page, believe me.....But, Hendrix is using sounds like a real FUCKING ALIEN😅😝🤮IN THE MIDDLE OF A CRAZY SOLO, HE'S CHANGING THE SOUNDS.....Page, always, used the same sound! Except with the violin bow, and the teramin.....Hendrix, is ZEUS, the god of gods!😅Page, is HADES, the god of hell😅Gilmour, is POSEIDON, the god of oceans😅THE 3 BESTS EVER.....
@@eatthisvr6 please, listen to JIMI HENDRIX, "TAX FREE", LIVE AT THE LOS ANGELES FORUM, APRIL 1969..... LISTEN TO THAT SONG....AN INSTRUMENTAL....HENDRIX, IS USING THE FEEDBACKS, TO MAKE MELODIES, IN THE MIDDLE OF HIS 7 MINUTES SOLO😅😅😅😅😅🫣🫣🫣🫣🫣IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO DO! I'm playing guitar since 27 years, i'm 42 now, i worked, as a roadie, i saw à lot of great bands....believe me....HENDRIX IS ZEUS....THE GOD OF GODS😅👍✌️🌹
@@julienmarquet8612 im not denying his greatness at all. i just think jimmy was better, he too used to play with the echo off the walls in gigs, he used a cello bow too! he could make it sing scream and cry all at the same time
1 of the best songs evcer written by anybody EVER!! and this live version is simply sublime!
They are always better live then their studio version🔥 simply legends 😎
I agree, after only hearing studios for decades, the lives are sooo damn amazing. You get to see their passion for playing, they loved preforming live, yet hated leaving their families to tour. JPJ said in an interview, it didn’t matter if they were playing for 20 or 20,000, they always gave fans their all.
I saw Led Zeppelin in 1974. He had every woman in the stadium drooling! I am going to see Robert Plant in concert June 2023. He still has it!
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@@rogerschmidt6974 Kit Carson Park in Taos, NM.
It sucks they got barred from ever playing Boston Garden in 1973 ....
such a old Song and those lyrics Timeless til the End !
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Yes I believe it’s the best classic rock song!!! Its got everything in it and showcases all four guys in their top form!! Pure FIRE!!❤🔥🔥🔥
Best band ever to walk planet earth led zeppelin case dismissed haters
We have a free spirit and that can never be taken good luck trying to tame us ❤🎉
This song should stand alone on top.. Everything about it speaks hall of fame.. In fact.. Late 70s 80s 90s into the 2000s was considered the rock and roll anthem.. Every year usually memorial weekend radio station in Chicago would play 100 greatest songs of all time as voted on.. Stairway ruled as #1 all but a few times when one of the Beatles songs would edge it out
Most beautiful song ever made in the world!
Great reaction. If you react to more Led Zeppelin, I would recommend 2 of their best songs, and their best performances of these songs. Since I've Been Loving You live at MSG 1973, Kashmir live at Knebworth 1979 official video.
An iconic live performance, but it always dismays me when first reactions to this song are to the live. The studio recording is an absolute masterpiece, and I hope you take the time to listen to it!
Live Version is just A Monstrous Magical Masterpiece.
This is better then the recording though. This solo is just better.
You’re living our world now.
Everyone shakes their head at Jimmys solo. But ya hes really that AMAZING.
🤣 I watched Jimmy Page play left-handed for several minutes while my lizard brain screamed at me that something was wrong. Then when it flashed to Bonzo and I saw his kit set up backwards I finally realized you had the video reversed.
LOL! Having watched this exact performance so many times, this is the first time it was backwards, it seemed so weird.
Great react again for a great song and performance! 🤘🔥🔥🔥
Normally I can't stand covers but you must react to Heart's cover of this on the Kennedy Center Honors tribute to Led Zeppelin. Performed in front of the 3 remaining members with the son of the drummer playing. Absolutely stunning.
I especially prefer Led Zeppelin playing their music, but heart did do an exceptional job, far better then others have. Of course they had an orchestra & choir, otherwise maybe not quite as epic. I think the emotions from the three, was more so, because of Jason preforming. Plant had invited him, & Jason told him he couldn’t make it, Plant is Jason’s Godfather.
No shit. Best ever. Over 50 yrs old ! What a MASTERPIECE !
There are commonalities in many of the songs that are generally regarded as the "best" rock songs of all time, such as this, Bohemian Rhapsody or Free Bird as examples. They are musical journeys with multiple changes in style and musical interludes/solos that stick in peoples minds. They truly capture so many elements in one epic song.
yes!!!!!!
It's from the 1976 Led Zeppelin. The song remains the same concert movie at Madison Square Garden. The song remains the same movie is great for dropping a tab or eating some mushrooms and enjoy the ride.
Used to be our go too song back in the 70s. We would always get the friends together, turn on the black lights, drink, smoke and analyze the words to this song. That could go on for hours. We had a blast! Im 66 now and those were great memories.
I'm 68. It took several years to conclude the "lady" was the USA. JMO
You’re a little right in the duration of the song having had an impact on this song’s popularity. There is a whole generation of high schoolers for whom Stairway was always the last dance of the high school dances. The local DJ would always be under strict orders to end the music at midnight or 11 or whatever hour. The supervising teacher would be happy as long as the last song, usually a slow song for the couples to slow dance to, started about five to four minutes before the hour, then they’d be able to start cleaning and closing up. Only this song would last past the hour and the DJ’s and kids would have proudly put one past “the man”. The teachers didn’t really care too much because the last couple of minutes would start rocking and the couples would naturally start to separate and instead start rocking out on their air guitars. It was also an easy way for the supervisors to pick out which couples were getting too hot and heavy in their embrace to notice the music was not appropriate to slow dance to. Anyway, mix memories of high school dances, embraces, and hormones, and you have the greatest rock song ever.
As much as I love their live material, new listeners to a song should listen to the studio version first.
In my opinion this song is a song of hope, but only if one makes the right decisions. It can also be construed as a stark warning.
As Robert says "there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run, there's still time to change the road you're on". His impromptu "I hope so", is probably a statement of truth for him as they were living a decadent rocker lifestyle. They redefined the term really. The tragedies that befell the band and Robert in particular had to have played a role in him avoiding the song after they broke up...
BULLSHIT.
This extended live guitar solo is much better than the much shorter studio version.
@@bobhope3716 Not as concise and sharp as the studio version It's superior for those familiar with the band and this song in particular, for a new listener to the band, the original is consistent in the narrative/emotive it was designed to illicit IMO.
It is named best solo for a reason. It's not even Pages best but in the context of the song it is divine.
jimmy often played with his eyes shut! he just went somewhere else and let it flow THROUGH him
They do really feel like some mystical mythical superior figures on that stage with those lights,communicating magic with common people,no joke Rober Plant (singer) said these lyrics were "channeled" to him while Jimmy Page (guitarist) was playing the riff he thought of on the spot,Plant said he wrote song in "trance" like state,while being enchanted by Jimmyies playing....
These 2 dudes were into Occult Esoteric techings and were really "spiritual" people,not to mention Robert Plant has an recent online interveiw in English country side where he lives,and he was carrying antique sword with him all the way while interviewer and him walked thru nature...these were STARS never cared for fame or money,only meaning and message! True artist and people!
led zeppelin since i've been loving you live ,react to that........ That was the look in the 70's and 80's
Que hermoso fue Robert
This song made it so all other bands had to come out with a ballad to prove they were real musicians.
Recomend this music
Led Zeppelin - Kashmir (Celebration Day Live)
John Paul Jones, Bassist, holds everything together.
The Truth in it !!
Lots of reasons this is considered the greatest rock song ever. One often overlooked tiny little bit are the references to The Lord Of The Rings scattered throughout.
The Honeydrippers' ship of fools is a fun listen.
Youse are right. It was really, really "G-R-O-O-V-Y l". It sure sounded a whole lot better than all the bs that they play today. No wonder ya' play music from the past. I don't know if any really Beautiful Romantic Love Songs that they play nowadays that are not from the past. Can you? Anyway, thank you so very much for getting with the program. Hopefully one day, someday you will play some music with "SRV" Stevie Ray Vaughn from "Double Trouble", when Stevie is actually playing with his hands behind him. Of course any "LIVE" Version of most anything is a thousand times better or a million times better than one that is not. And almost if not everything on the "Double Trouble" Music is fine. And for a little bit of Southern Rock, check out "CCR" Credence Clearwater Revival, the "LIVE" Version of "I heard it through the Grapevine", "Born on the Bayou", or anything and even the band "Chicago", Ole' Rock n' Roll Music Rules. Just like songs from Motown. Better than anything today. Let your ears be the judge Amigos. See youse.
Great song. I suggest that one listen to studio versions of Zeppelin songs before live version for three reasons.
First, Zeppelin didn't strive to replicate studio versions when they performed like most other bands did. They frequently improvised during performances, and it was incredible. If you don't know the studio version, it's difficult to appreciate just how amazing that was.
Second, Page was an absolute genius in the studio and much of what he did couldn't exactly be replicated live. By not listening to studio versions, one can't appreciate just how phenomenal he was as their producer. He was well ahead of his time.
Third, it will give you a chance to compare and contrast, then decide which version you like best. As much as I love to watch Zeppelin perform, I prefer the studio version of some songs. Also, it can be difficult to find live versions of every song so if you only react to live, you'll miss a lot of songs that were excellent but not performed in concert for one reason or another.
Anyway, just an idea. ;)
Robert was hot and is still hot!! He is actually a HUGE fan of LoTR.
Robert forever❤❤❤
Be sure to do "Kashmir" live from Celebration Day Concert. They got back together for that concert after almost 30 years of being apart. The drummer is the son of the original Drummer. Robert Plant sounds even better pushing 70.
They for me are the GOAT hands down!😎
Apparently, the opening guitar riff is perfectly pleasant, and if your high on weed, it makes you feel some kind of way. I don't smoke, but I do find the riff very pleasant. That said, if I had to pick a Zeppelin song to be iconic rock song, I would pick immigrant song. That driving bass meshed with Plant's screams is awesome.
It does. But I remember No Quarter being the best song to listen to while high. It makes you start feeling and seeing some crazy shit.
Robert Plant Solo - Ship of fools - Im in the Mood.
it's thier most iconic song.
maybe not thier best. try- Since i've been loving you- MSG '73 live
What the hell You guys are right Robert Plant the splitting image of that Lord of the Rings dude
Thanks for the react! Do you guys think this is better than All Along the Watch Tower, Astral Weeks, or Like a Rolling Stone? Tough call
That's like trying to compare chalk and cheese. Impossible.
Anything is better than that nasally gnome Dylan
This song is really great. But I would suggest you check out queen!
You guys do know that Robert Plant Jimmy Page got back together in the 90s? Their 1995 tour and album called No Quarter their latest concert was 2007 it's also filmed live called Celebration Day should react to 2007 concert filmed live Celebration Day John Bonham's son on drums is good as his Dad.
We sat back and listened to music then. We didn’t have all the distractions of today. Sometimes you got a little sh*tfaced while you listened.
The top he as on in this video from a one night stand
Have you seen Dire Straights sultans of swing Alchemy Live 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
You need to dedicate thank you to the lady
The drummer John Bonham dies in September 1980 after which the band stops touring.
Nice channel 👍 welcome 🙏 😊
Jimmy Page is amazing.. very very good guitarist.
Studio version first
All de concert M.S.G is Great. Ocean, is funny, Black Dog, Daze and confused, so especially, Whole Lotte a love, so sexy, and long to, Rock and Roll, all...I love Led Zeppelin more than any other band. And yes, Robert Wass the lead singer more sexy and sensual, and so cool. Now is old, bur the legend is there for ever.
Itis 4 songs im 1
The video isn't really live, most of it (especially the close ups) were shot as year later on a empty stage, lip synched and mimed. Plant had his tooth fixed, they all wore the same clothes and Jones is wearing a wig because he cut his hair. The audio is all live.
He does have sexy hair!!
What song in the world could stand up againt this ? There arent any.
Robert was so hot (still is in my opinion)😊
Anyone notice.. Guys when they're with their girls are ALWAYS spoiler alerts lol..
Led Zep had so many groupies,it's ridiculous. Women loved especially Robert Plant and Jimmy Page.
Next, you should react to "Kashmir," preferably live, followed my "Since I've Been Loving You," live at Madison Square Garden, which is classic.
Just a note - Jimmy is not left-handed
Yes how can you play this in a mirror LOL. Yes Jimmy is a righty...
Try Emerson Lake & Palmer. They are another 70’s true super group. “From The Beginning “ from their Trilogy album is a good start, but you will be opening Pandora’s Box
Absolutely brilliant and amazing……. But not their best , try dazed and confused… LIVE
In my opinion, for what it's worth, Jimmy is definitely top twenty, maybe top ten but, there are just sooo many great guitarists for this era you kinda/dorta have to say that of the top five, all can be number one. For my money, you just can't beat Stevie Ray Vaughan for the blues, Mark Knopfler for rock and Roy Clark OR Glen Campbell for country. But, that's just me . . .
Haha wow your off your rocker dude, but yes your opinion. Top Twenty? How about top 1 You need to listen to every Zep song out there and come back and tell all of us here Page is in the top 20
Plant used too wear women's blouses back n the day
12:41 ... Most people would say and have said the opposite.. that Mr Plant has NOT aged well...
"Whole Lota of Love" is a better rock tune IMO.
Yes it's the greatest song hut the funny thing is Robert Plant hates it. He hates it so much he paid a radio station $10,000 to stop playing it. Also you need to react to the band Heart cover of it. Believe it or not but this was never released as a single.
I've seen jimmy page twice the guys not from this planet 😮
I do like Stairway to Heaven. It is not my favorite Led Zeppelin song, in part due to the fact that after this song was released, the radio stations played it to death, and I mean to death. I also think that is part of the reason Robert Plant stopped performing it. I also heard that he actually paid a radio station not to play it. I can only listen to it once in a great while anymore.
The Led video is reversed. You might want to fix this for future reactions.
Just wait for more Jimmy Page !
Robert Plant hated this song and refused to sing it in later years
Show more of the video put yourself in the background
My,question, what will you to look like 50 years from now?
I would be dead
It is so weird to see it reversed. A left handed Jimmy Page is odd to see.
Ponja fulero, si te estas comiendo eso, le tenes que prender velas a Zeppelin!!
I always enjoy your reactions, but I can't stand with reversed video!
so dark ? and?open your ears then
They just quit touring because of the loss of John Bonham the drummer
Jimmy Page = GOAT, indeed
When one has seen vid and the other has not it ALWAYS becomes a teacher student video, especially if it's the man that has seen video. boring.
I guess reacting to the record isn't allowed? Pity.
always listen to the original what people actually heard -the authentic studio recrding masterpiece NOT NOT NOT THIS!!! THE ORIGINAL WAS VOTED 1 NOT NOT NOT THIS IT IS STUPID TO NOT LISTEN THE ONE PEOPLE HAVE IN THEIR HEARTS NOT SOME RANDOM LIVE THING ALWAYS DIFFERENT AND NOT THE REASON THIS SONG IS HUGE YOU DO NOT KNOW THAT LISTENING TO THIS INSTEAD OF THE AUTHENTIC MASTERPIECE OF MUSIC HISTORY THE ORIGINAL dummies!!!!!!!!!!!
loll lighten up! this live version has over 100+ million viewers for a reason, bc it kicks ass. sure it’s a little different from the studio version but in no way is it worse!
Can we listen to both? Pretty please?
Wow. Simmer down, you're gonna hurt yourself. In the 70s I had the first 4 LZ album plus the Song Remains the Same, and I preferred the live versions. Everyone has different tastes.
The irony is, Stairway isn't even their best song IMO..... that would be Kashmir.
Page was a very good guitarist but greatest ? No way. Terry Kath from Chicago smoked him live and in studio. Hell, Jimi Hendrix said Kath was better than him. Top 5 would be Edward Van Halen, Terry Kath, Brian May, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Jimi Hendrix. Not in that order. IMO
The greatest band that ever walk planet earth led zeppelin haters it's time to admit it case dismissed
We all get old.. So how old will you look at his age?. I just think that was a bad ending to a good reaction.