Congratulations on playing the correct version with audience reactions! Most reactors play a UA-cam friendly cut up version. Probably why it got blocked because this version was taken straight from the Movie. This entire concert can be purchased TODAY "The Song Remains the Same" DVD is a MUST have in your physical collection of God Rock. From a time when video productions were very limited, Zeppelin created this masterpiece from their 3 shows at Madison Square Garden, in 1973 50 years ago. Thanks for the reaction and I hope you had a GREAT night!
The reason is that the edited version without public (and the little intro) is the one on the official Led Zap channel, so people take this when they don't know.
Been wondering about that. Thanks for explaining. Any insights on what's happening in reactions I've seen to various Doors songs which are altered from the originals?
I had told her on her last Zep reaction to search "Since I've Been Loving You [HD]". That's what we have to start doing whenever we request it. I love this one, far superior version, but the official channel has buried it with the chopped up one with the pop-ups. I'm just so glad she did it.
@@epicurhyss4014 Nope sorry, don't know why they do that... Another thing I've seen a lot from reactors is that they choose the vids with the most views, and sometimes you have a video uploaded 15 years ago, with poor quality (normal at this time), which of course as more views (since time). There is often other versions who are upsacled (vid and sound) but less views...
Any song from this concert is worth watching, No Quarter is a really unique song. Black Dog, The rain song, Rock n Roll, The song remains the same. Looks forward to seeing more!
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!!! ❤️🥰🤘
Thank you for this! I'm a 67 year old rocker and I had the privilege of seeing "The Hammer of the Gods" 4 times in Seattle Wa. Your reaction brought back that magical feeling. ❤!!
This is what a real concert is if you notice how the people are sitting there mesmerized watching the concert not like they are now jumping around into each other and screaming and yelling and half them don’t even understand the music. This is real music.
Delightful reaction. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You from their first album was a huge hit and it really showcases Robert's voice and the whole thing just sounds fantastic.
I agree, something from the first album should be next! "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You", "Dazed & Confused", or the very first song they released, "Good Times, Bad Times". After that, seeing as how you like the *lives* try "Immigrant Song" from the 1972 world tour, you will see how hard and fast they can go and why they influenced the *Metal* genre!
Live they are absolutely unbelievable!! Please listen to all their songs with studio and live...they don't make a bad song!! Every songi is different! Do Rock And Roll...No Quarter FULL version and everything else from this 1973 msg concert!!
This one is a great watch. Glad you are enjoying this band, you know their names. Led Zeppelin was honored at the Kennedy Center as well for their great music. I myself was a teen in the 70s. A great time for rock and roll bands. Robert
What a treat it is to see you transfixed by their greatness, Olavity! ❤ They were absolutely at the top of their game at this point, and audiences were just swept away by what they witnessed. 😁
Even men were crushing on Robert.. still my beating heart.. there is a picture of Robert holding a dove at a concert in San Francisco check it out.. I have it on my wall.. I was there in those days, still swooning today..
We took it all for granted. Almost every day it seemed there was a great new song from one group or another. At that time in the UK the album charts were very different from the singles charts. Obviously, Led Zeppelin never ever figured in the singles charts because they never released a single in the UK. However, whenever they released an album they were virtually always at the top of the album charts. And yet there was no publicity. It was nearly all word of mouth. No advertising, no TV exposure on Top Of The Pops, no exposure on TV shows etc, etc.In fact, back then you didn't even know what any of them looked like unless you bought one of their albums that featured pictures of them. Anyway, thanks for the video. Very enjoyable.
They are so good in this version and the audience reactions are a bonus. I saw them in 1977 but was far from stage. But when additional dates were set for later in the same year I got tickets for eight row center! Sadly Robert Plants son died from an illness which naturally cancelled the remainder of the tour so I never did get to see them from that eight row seating. I did however in 1983 see Jimmy Page backstage at a concert and had an unusual encounter with him.
@@roseannecohen The short version is Jimmy needed a ride and I let him have use of “my” limo. Let me know if you want to fill in the details so that it makes sense. A bit lengthy though.
@@roseannecohen In 1983 Westwood Radio Network held a nationwide contest for Atlantic Records to promote Crosby Stills & Nash’s latest album and tour titled Allies. Included in the prize package was a trip to London and backstage access to CS&N concert at Wembley Arena. A friend won this contest and invited me to join him. We flew out of Chicago and about seventeen hours later we were picked up at the hotel by a guy who worked for Atlantic Records. He chauffeured us to concert in a gorgeous vintage Bentley Limo. He also escorted us backstage introducing us etc. We were in a backstage room after the concert with about a couple dozen people standing around there was some snacks and drinks. After some time our Atlantic escort pointed out to us Jimmy Page who walked into the room. It was unnecessary as I had already recognized him. Jimmy quietly walks past us nodding his head hello as he passed. He was very unassuming, quite and humble in his manner and did not draw attention. Also he had a cast on his wrist. Some time later I notice the Atlantic records guy talking to Jimmy and then approached us and tells us Jimmy’s driver/car has gone missing. He then ask us would we mind if Jimmy had use of “our” limo to get home. I guess that meant someone else would drive him home in the limo. To explain a why Jimmy would be looking to that guy for help is because Led Zeppelin like CS&N was with Atlantic Records so that was the connection. We agreed to the request. After all how much enjoyment has Jimmy given us through his music…and we would have a cool story to tell friends back home. The guy goes to tell Jimmy who then looks our way and gives a smile of thanks. Short while later we are leaving out the back of arena in a restricted area and we see Jimmy all alone sitting on the curb slightly hunched over waiting for the car. It appeared he was drinking from a carton that looked like might be a milk or chocolate milk.He sees us across the way and gives us a nod as if to say thanks. Honestly the whole scene was surreal. You would never know here was this guy who is a legendary rock guitarist,who put together one of the top rock bands ever, who has enthralled millions on the stage and is here alone sitting on a curb for waiting for a ride. I do really regret not talking to him. I was young, jet lagged, intimated and out of my element. Also I was concerned about being a bother or appearing uncool ha ha. If it happened today I absolutely would have approached Jimmy and had a bit of conversation. In fact I would have said where you need to go? We will drop you off in “our” limo. Ha Ha. By the way we were not stranded as the Atlantic guy drove us back to hotel in someone’s Porsche. The whole CS&N concert/backstage experience was another story.
@@bradsense7431 Wow, how lucky you were to join your friend on this trip. It must have been very exciting. I can imagine it being strange seeing the guitar God himself sitting there all by himself waiting for his ride. I can totally understand why you decided to keep your distance. It being 1983, there was an us and them boundary with celebrities at that time. Thank you so much for sharing your story. It is a good one.
Robert had an effect on all the woman and girls trust me❤😂 I was lucky enough to see Robert Plant in 1988 in Toronto.Epic show! Much love from Canada❤🇨🇦
I just happened to mention to listen to the song and there was a time that since I've been loving you is my favorite song. But I'd have to say how many more ways is one of my favorite songs of led Zeppelin. I mean this is like back in 1968 and it's black and white taped
Great reaction. I would say my facial expressions were similar to the people in the video when I went to my first Led Zeppelin concert in 1969. I sat close to the stage and they were all so good, I didn't know who to watch. At this concert I got to see Robert play harmonica on a few songs and he was fabulous. There are so many great Led Zeppelin songs to choose from, so I will give a few suggestions. If you would like to see them when they were younger (Jimi had very long hair at that time), check out Led Zeppelin live at Royal Albert Hall 1970, performing I Can't Quit you Babe or Bring It On Home where Robert plays harmonica. Another live recommendation would be Black Dog from MSG 1973 or No Quarter from the same concert. At one point I think you should react to some of their studio music, and I would recommend Babe I'm Gonna Leave You or Dazed and Confused. Whatever you choose I think you will like.
Yes! Royal Albert Hall 1970, my absolute favorite show of theirs! Those two songs you suggested from it in particular, are the ones I always recommend too. That whole show is just so incredible!! 🔥
This is one of my favorite Led Zeppelin concerts on UA-cam. The performance is similar to the Led Zeppelins concerts I saw in Chicago between 1969 - 1970.@@oldzephead1237
See, I told ya this was the right version to check out! You did the search exactly right! I enjoyed watching you react to this one. So glad you enjoyed it, as I knew you would!! 🔥😉
This is the best version of the two from this concert. Wish more would do it. The audience is trippin'. Jimmy nails it better also. Seems cleaner. Awesome.
@bilabong4257 In my opinion the audio version first. Live is so far removed from the original. In a great way. But a first time listener should get the basic song first and then marvel at the live renditions. It isn't an insult in any way.
OMG, she got the good version!!!!!!! The other version isn't bad but it's got a really annoying pop up half way through it and dosn't have any audience views or this beginning part. The record company decided to make an "official" version of the song after it became popular on youtube 5-10 years ago. And as usual they had to make it not as good as what we already have. And the newer version buried this version so that it's hard to find.
I know, I love this one. I told her on the last one to do a search for "Since I've Been Loving You [HD]", exactly like that, (with hd in brackets). That's what we have to start telling the reactors when we request it. Some will do it, maybe some won't bother to, but I'm glad she did!
@@oldzephead1237 A JOB well done on your part!!!!! 😁😁😁😁😁😁 Also, there is a new even more horrible trend from reactors. There is a Live version of Dazed and Confused from MSG on youtube that cuts the song off dead in it's tracks before it's halfway over. It's still like 15 minutes long so the reactors think they are getting the full version. Sadly, it's about 50/50 when the reactor reacts to this song, that they pick the wrong one. I have seen at least 3 reactors pick this bad version to react to this week. When I see the runtime I know right away it's the wrong version and won't even click on it. Why in the world would you post an incomplete version of that song on youtube like that?I assume just so this sort of thing would happen?
@@boki1693 Thank you! I've seen that incomplete D&C reacted to a few times as well. It left me Dazed and Disappointed. The sad thing is that, as far as I can tell, the full length version of it live from MSG has been taken down off yt. If you are able to find it, please post the link, or if it won't allow you, post the exact title in quotes. Also, Whole Lotta Love (Live, MSG) with the medley in it, as well as TSRTS/The Rain Song have also been taken down.
The other version was actually released on DVD in 2003 for the Led Zeppelin DVD. It's on one of the discs along with Over The Hills And Far Away, Misty Mountain Hop and The Ocean. These 3 other songs were all left off the original movie, VHS and DVD release of The Song Remains The Same. I remember buying it back in 2003 and wondering why on earth those songs weren't on TSRTS.
@@lyndoncmp5751 You seem to be right about it having been taken down but heres the entire concert on youtube so it makes no sense just taking them down. LOL. ua-cam.com/video/0kdrCEiIMSs/v-deo.html
In 1977, Robert Plant lost his first born son, 5 year old Karac Plant from a viral stomach infection in England, while Plant was on tour with Zeppelin in the US. This devastated Plant. The '77 tour was cut short, and Plant flew back to England to mourn the loss of his son. Since then, Robert Plant has written a couple of songs about his son...most notably: 1979's "All My Love" from Zeppelins last studio album 'In Through the Out Door,' and from Plant's solo career, a beautiful song called 'I Believe,' from Robert Plan's solo album called 'Fate of Nations' from 1993. There is a UA-cam video of Plant singing 'I Believe' which might be a good video to react to. Thanks for your awesome and enjoyable reactions of Zeppelin.
Yes yes 👍 ❤❤❤ really love 💗 your reaction. Don’t let to anyone who try to erase your emotions be accomplished. Don’t let that happen. Don’t change, BE YOURSELF BY YOURSELF until the end 🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃
I get such a kick out of watching young people discover the majesty of Zeppelin! And I’m right there with you on the amazing baby-faced man/god that was Robert Plant at this point. Honestly, all of them were good looking guys - and so young! I think they were around 22-23 here. If you haven’t already seen the band movie made during this concert, you must! There’s a fair bit of goofy production on it, but also more of this concert and beautiful Robert 😜👍🏼 Edit to add: “The Song Remains the Same”
ABSOLUTELY the best version of this live performance!! The old days of "Festival Seating"....may i also suggest that you listen to "No Quarter" from the same show...but that version has some of the movie and can be confusing to some when you leave the stage video and go into the movie...almost as good on that track to play it from the album "The Song Remains the Same" which has all the songs played live during the 73 MSG shows...thanks again!!
Plant page bonum and jones zepplin the best rock band ever .it was a pleasure watching your reaction you might want to watch Triump ljve" lay it on the line" enjoy cheers
This is from their movie/documentary called "The song remains the same" and has so much great behind the scenes moments. A must see for Led Zeppelin fans! Besides you get to meet Peter Grant their legendary manager and see John Bonham drive his personal dragster so...
Yes, she got the version right, yeah! This was the one they picked for the film for a reason, off the charts amazing musicianship and what a great performance by every band member with Robert and Jimmy being highlighted. Other reactors just go with MSG 1973 but they recorded several nights for footage and they get another great take, but not as good as this one. Great, great song my dear. Next you have many great choices but from the same film (The Song Remains the Same concert movie) do No Quarter or Dazed and Confused, your choice for more live excellence. Lastly, do not ignore their studio albums, they are at the height of rock masterpieces with their incredible studio mix and effects, they were masters at creating an audio landscape in the Rock Idiom where you disappeared in their musical nirvana, no matter what genre of rock music they were doing, with heavy roots in the blues, like this song. Do them from the start with Led Zeppelin 1 when you can, your Led Zeppelin experience is incomplete until you hear the 10 total discs. Now that is the ultimate Rock Marathon for me, the entire catalog, back to back some weekend. Rock on and enjoy, you are sexy my dear and it is great to see younger fans being created all the time on-line, this music was made to be heard forever and it sure looks like it will! Enjoy, liked and subscribed, I'lI take a Zeppelin journey with you. 😎🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
I used to have long hair like that in my twenties. Anyway, great reaction! Happy to see that you could tell there wasn't a dry seat in the house at that gig! To be honest, I think most of the guys would be happy to go out with Robert Plant.
You should check out "No Quarter" by Led Zeppelin from this same show, 1973 MSG. The keyboardist, John Paul Jones, gets a solo and the guitar and vocals are amazing as usual.
For a softer pace, try "Thank You". or or ... "No Quarter" or perhaps "Baby I'm Gonna Leave You" ... etc ... etc ....... ... .. . Enjoyed the vid. Am now your newest subscriber and newest member of your fan base. Thanks for sharing Olavity Music.
I have long hair. Maybe we could be a couple of led heads together 😂. Here's a couple of songs. But they need to be played together. The Song Remains the same/ The Rain Song. Live 1973 at Madison square garden. And Dazed and Confused,the whole 26 minutes from the same 1973 msg concert .
If you want to stick with live Zep then I recommend The Song Remains The Same/The Rain Song from this same concert MSG ‘73 & In My Time Of Dying 75 Earls Court (2nd night). Zeppelin is by far the GOATS!!! Nobody are as badass as them. They have an amazing catalog & I recommend you start from the beginning…LZ1 track 1 Good Times Bad Times then just react in order, I promise you will be amazed! The first time I saw/heard Zeppelin I absolutely fell in love with Robert Plant…so good eye girlfriend!!! He is eye candy, but he is very smart, gives great interviews, he was the band’s primary lyricist & sexy as hell when he plays harmonica. I still listen everyday…& yep play them while I’m cooking & dance around the kitchen!!!! Jimmy Page is the coolest cat to ever pick up a guitar…John Paul Jones is so extremely talented there is nothing he can’t play. You will see him on bass guitar but when he is on keyboard he is playing bass with his feet. Finally drummer John Bonzo Bonham…bombastic beast on those drums….best ever. The day he died we were all in mourning & the soundtrack to our young lives came to an abrupt stop. I commend you on your reactions….& I love a man with long hair too ❤ keep up the great Zeppelin reactions!!! ☮️
If you like Lord of the rings and those sort of movies , check out Battle of Evermore or No Quarter or Ramble on, Robert was big in to the middle earth stuff..
Someone is really iin love haha 😁😏 Now you have to listen to the other great band of this era, Deep Purple. I suggest to start with "Child In Time - Live (1970)" 🤘
Ola, love your reactions to these bands and the music. I have two questions and a recommendation. Where are you from? So far who is your favorite singer? Listen to Elvis version of You gave me a mountain. It’s from the Hawaii concert. Really enjoy the video reactions. Thank you and Happy New Year.
So fun to watch people falling in love with Led Zeppelin, both for the music, of course, but also with women reactors, for Robert and the Boys, lol! The whole band IS very good-looking, I'd say, as a straight male. You can see more fo the good-looking , lol, and even better-sounding, drummer, John Bonham, in "The Ocean," from this same show (1973, MSG). VERY fun-n-funky, brightly lit, great shots of all of them. Wanna see Robert at 20? And his voice is SO Strong&Clear! ANY song from searching "Zep Danmarks 1969" will work!
Today's music is completely disposable. It makes money for certain "artists" who have extremely limited talent. It makes sales or something like that. But who remembers it? I mean, at the end of the year does anyone remember any of it? Led Zeppelin is iconic not just as a band or their albums which outsold their singles but also their concerts. They created music and moments that stand the test of time. That show what a show can be if all the musicians are great and give everything they have. It puts todays "stars" to shame.
No she's not, it's been long debunked. Her name is actually Ana Pearce, Even Led Zeppelin wrote about her, Google her name Ana Pearce she's known as "HOODIE GIRL FROM THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME FILM" Google it
No, that is not Maureen, just an adoring fan. She's actually finally been identified, but I can't remember her name for certain. I wanna say Anna Pearson or something like that. Anyway, beautiful lady. She's on UA-cam, hoodie girl I think her username is? Maybe someone who knows for sure will chime in. Anyway, it's definitely not Maureen.
Too sexy, try the Earls Court version of 'Whole Lotta Love'. Also listen to the studio (album) version of 'You Shook Me', it is a Blues to make babies too!................................
Congratulations on playing the correct version with audience reactions! Most reactors play a UA-cam friendly cut up version. Probably why it got blocked because this version was taken straight from the Movie. This entire concert can be purchased TODAY "The Song Remains the Same" DVD is a MUST have in your physical collection of God Rock. From a time when video productions were very limited, Zeppelin created this masterpiece from their 3 shows at Madison Square Garden, in 1973 50 years ago. Thanks for the reaction and I hope you had a GREAT night!
The reason is that the edited version without public (and the little intro) is the one on the official Led Zap channel, so people take this when they don't know.
Been wondering about that. Thanks for explaining. Any insights on what's happening in reactions I've seen to various Doors songs which are altered from the originals?
I had told her on her last Zep reaction to search "Since I've Been Loving You [HD]". That's what we have to start doing whenever we request it. I love this one, far superior version, but the official channel has buried it with the chopped up one with the pop-ups. I'm just so glad she did it.
@@epicurhyss4014 Nope sorry, don't know why they do that...
Another thing I've seen a lot from reactors is that they choose the vids with the most views, and sometimes you have a video uploaded 15 years ago, with poor quality (normal at this time), which of course as more views (since time). There is often other versions who are upsacled (vid and sound) but less views...
@@oldzephead1237 I did the same in the "Whole lotta love" reaction 🤘
Finally someone chose the good version of this song from this show. Did you see the security guards face? Hahaha.
I love the hippy girl and her partner, she just 'gets it'!
I would love the men's trend like that again too! I was a teen in the 70s...best time of my life! My son has long hair!
I was also and I still have my long hair and it’s not gray yet.🤣
Their music is timeless. So much fun seeing young people discovering Zeppelin
Any song from this concert is worth watching, No Quarter is a really unique song. Black Dog, The rain song, Rock n Roll, The song remains the same. Looks forward to seeing more!
yup I agree especially the song remains the same with transitioning into the rain song
They were light years beyond any other band during the Seventies. They really were “the ultimate unit.” They were Gods.
Led Zeppelin was the perfect musical storm ❤❤❤
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 mourn the end of the days of true Rock God's. And these guys were the pinnacle of that genre.
Thanks to reacting for Led Zeppeling. You're amazing 🙌
It is rumored that Robert Plant would wear the Blouse of the girl that he had been with the night before on stage during the concert.
Thank you for this!
I'm a 67 year old rocker and I had the privilege of seeing "The Hammer of the Gods" 4 times in Seattle Wa. Your reaction brought back that magical feeling.
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My fav live version of Zepp, who I was lucky to see myself in 1974... And yes, Olavity, we were all so stoned! The biggest party I've ever been to.
I envy you my brother! I was twelve when Bonzo died.
This is what a real concert is if you notice how the people are sitting there mesmerized watching the concert not like they are now jumping around into each other and screaming and yelling and half them don’t even understand the music. This is real music.
Delightful reaction.
Babe I'm Gonna Leave You from their first album was a huge hit and it really showcases Robert's voice and the whole thing just sounds fantastic.
I agree, something from the first album should be next! "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You", "Dazed & Confused", or the very first song they released, "Good Times, Bad Times". After that, seeing as how you like the *lives* try "Immigrant Song" from the 1972 world tour, you will see how hard and fast they can go and why they influenced the *Metal* genre!
take a listen tomiley cyrus' version of this song, as well as 'black dog'!!
Led Zeppelin - Babe I'm Gonna Leave You (Danmarks Radio 1969)
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Live they are absolutely unbelievable!! Please listen to all their songs with studio and live...they don't make a bad song!! Every songi is different! Do Rock And Roll...No Quarter FULL version and everything else from this 1973 msg concert!!
Yes, she needs to hear their studio work at some point, she will not be ready for what's to come!
плант лучший певец а группа самая лучшая 20 века и сегодня таких потрясающих коллективов пока нет
This one is a great watch. Glad you are enjoying this band, you know their names. Led Zeppelin was honored at the Kennedy Center as well for their great music. I myself was a teen in the 70s. A great time for rock and roll bands. Robert
I love your Led Zep reactions. We want some more.....
Incredible song. Thank you for reacting and so happy you enjoyed it 🎉
What a treat it is to see you transfixed by their greatness, Olavity! ❤
They were absolutely at the top of their game at this point, and audiences were just swept away by what they witnessed. 😁
Even men were crushing on Robert.. still my beating heart.. there is a picture of Robert holding a dove at a concert in San Francisco check it out.. I have it on my wall.. I was there in those days, still swooning today..
That pic is my screensaver. The man was so hot it makes me (temporarily) forget I like women 😂😂
We took it all for granted.
Almost every day it seemed there was a great new song from one group or another.
At that time in the UK the album charts were very different from the singles charts.
Obviously, Led Zeppelin never ever figured in the singles charts because they never released a single in the UK. However, whenever they released an album they were virtually always at the top of the album charts. And yet there was no publicity. It was nearly all word of mouth. No advertising, no TV exposure on Top Of The Pops, no exposure on TV shows etc, etc.In fact, back then you didn't even know what any of them looked like unless you bought one of their albums that featured pictures of them.
Anyway, thanks for the video. Very enjoyable.
You see how close the crowd is to the stage? That's how it was back in the day up front and close!
They are so good in this version and the audience reactions are a bonus. I saw them in 1977 but was far from stage. But when additional dates were set for later in the same year I got tickets for eight row center! Sadly Robert Plants son died from an illness which naturally cancelled the remainder of the tour so I never did get to see them from that eight row seating. I did however in 1983 see Jimmy Page backstage at a concert and had an unusual encounter with him.
An unusual encounter? You must tell us more.
@@roseannecohen The short version is Jimmy needed a ride and I let him have use of “my” limo. Let me know if you want to fill in the details so that it makes sense. A bit lengthy though.
@@bradsense7431 You continue to leave us hanging. What city was this? Were you the chauffeur? Did you find Page pleasant? So many questions.
@@roseannecohen
In 1983 Westwood Radio Network held a nationwide contest for Atlantic Records to promote Crosby Stills & Nash’s latest album and tour titled Allies. Included in the prize package was a trip to London and backstage access to CS&N concert at Wembley Arena. A friend won this contest and invited me to join him. We flew out of Chicago and about seventeen hours later we were picked up at the hotel by a guy who worked for Atlantic Records. He chauffeured us to concert in a gorgeous vintage Bentley Limo. He also escorted us backstage introducing us etc.
We were in a backstage room after the concert with about a couple dozen people standing around there was some snacks and drinks. After some time our Atlantic escort pointed out to us Jimmy Page who walked into the room. It was unnecessary as I had already recognized him. Jimmy quietly walks past us nodding his head hello as he passed. He was very unassuming, quite and humble in his manner and did not draw attention. Also he had a cast on his wrist. Some time later I notice the Atlantic records guy talking to Jimmy and then approached us and tells us Jimmy’s driver/car has gone missing. He then ask us would we mind if Jimmy had use of “our” limo to get home. I guess that meant someone else would drive him home in the limo. To explain a why Jimmy would be looking to that guy for help is because Led Zeppelin like CS&N was with Atlantic Records so that was the connection. We agreed to the request. After all how much enjoyment has Jimmy given us through his music…and we would have a cool story to tell friends back home. The guy goes to tell Jimmy who then looks our way and gives a smile of thanks.
Short while later we are leaving out the back of arena in a restricted area and we see Jimmy all alone sitting on the curb slightly hunched over waiting for the car. It appeared he was drinking from a carton that looked like might be a milk or chocolate milk.He sees us across the way and gives us a nod as if to say thanks. Honestly the whole scene was surreal. You would never know here was this guy who is a legendary rock guitarist,who put together one of the top rock bands ever, who has enthralled millions on the stage and is here alone sitting on a curb for waiting for a ride.
I do really regret not talking to him. I was young, jet lagged, intimated and out of my element. Also I was concerned about being a bother or appearing uncool ha ha. If it happened today I absolutely would have approached Jimmy and had a bit of conversation. In fact I would have said where you need to go? We will drop you off in “our” limo. Ha Ha. By the way we were not stranded as the Atlantic guy drove us back to hotel in someone’s Porsche.
The whole CS&N concert/backstage experience was another story.
@@bradsense7431 Wow, how lucky you were to join your friend on this trip. It must have been very exciting.
I can imagine it being strange seeing the guitar God himself sitting there all by himself waiting for his ride. I can totally understand why you decided to keep your distance. It being 1983, there was an us and them boundary with celebrities at that time.
Thank you so much for sharing your story. It is a good one.
That was fun to watch 😂 i like when people dont give a shit and say what they feel. 👍
Robert had an effect on all the woman and girls trust me❤😂 I was lucky enough to see Robert Plant in 1988 in Toronto.Epic show! Much love from Canada❤🇨🇦
I just happened to mention to listen to the song and there was a time that since I've been loving you is my favorite song. But I'd have to say how many more ways is one of my favorite songs of led Zeppelin. I mean this is like back in 1968 and it's black and white taped
Led Zeppelin does not
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Great job!
Please check out the studio version of “Dazed and Confused”, “Black Dog”, “What is and What Should Never Be”. Also “The Lemon Song”!
Great reaction. I would say my facial expressions were similar to the people in the video when I went to my first Led Zeppelin concert in 1969. I sat close to the stage and they were all so good, I didn't know who to watch. At this concert I got to see Robert play harmonica on a few songs and he was fabulous. There are so many great Led Zeppelin songs to choose from, so I will give a few suggestions. If you would like to see them when they were younger (Jimi had very long hair at that time), check out Led Zeppelin live at Royal Albert Hall 1970, performing I Can't Quit you Babe or Bring It On Home where Robert plays harmonica. Another live recommendation would be Black Dog from MSG 1973 or No Quarter from the same concert. At one point I think you should react to some of their studio music, and I would recommend Babe I'm Gonna Leave You or Dazed and Confused. Whatever you choose I think you will like.
Love Royal Albert Hall and them killing all the early, heavy stuff from the first 2 albums, incredible set! 🎸
Yes! Royal Albert Hall 1970, my absolute favorite show of theirs! Those two songs you suggested from it in particular, are the ones I always recommend too. That whole show is just so incredible!! 🔥
This is one of my favorite Led Zeppelin concerts on UA-cam. The performance is similar to the Led Zeppelins concerts I saw in Chicago between 1969 - 1970.@@oldzephead1237
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See, I told ya this was the right version to check out! You did the search exactly right! I enjoyed watching you react to this one. So glad you enjoyed it, as I knew you would!! 🔥😉
This is the best version of the two from this concert. Wish more would do it. The audience is trippin'. Jimmy nails it better also. Seems cleaner. Awesome.
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was lucky enough to have seen them back in the 70s. they were fantastic
the people in the audience are blessed to have had the opportunity in their lives to attend a concert like this
The drummer was pretty good too:) All rock drummers wish to sound like him but they can’t ..they only made 1 John Bonham!
50 years later and Plant is still stirring things up w/ the ladies.
Dazed and Confused studio version next please!!! Great reaction young lady!!! 🙂
Why studio? Do live at royal albert hall or the super show one.
@bilabong4257 In my opinion the audio version first. Live is so far removed from the original. In a great way. But a first time listener should get the basic song first and then marvel at the live renditions. It isn't an insult in any way.
OMG, she got the good version!!!!!!! The other version isn't bad but it's got a really annoying pop up half way through it and dosn't have any audience views or this beginning part. The record company decided to make an "official" version of the song after it became popular on youtube 5-10 years ago. And as usual they had to make it not as good as what we already have. And the newer version buried this version so that it's hard to find.
I know, I love this one. I told her on the last one to do a search for "Since I've Been Loving You [HD]", exactly like that, (with hd in brackets). That's what we have to start telling the reactors when we request it. Some will do it, maybe some won't bother to, but I'm glad she did!
@@oldzephead1237 A JOB well done on your part!!!!! 😁😁😁😁😁😁
Also, there is a new even more horrible trend from reactors. There is a Live version of Dazed and Confused from MSG on youtube that cuts the song off dead in it's tracks before it's halfway over. It's still like 15 minutes long so the reactors think they are getting the full version. Sadly, it's about 50/50 when the reactor reacts to this song, that they pick the wrong one. I have seen at least 3 reactors pick this bad version to react to this week. When I see the runtime I know right away it's the wrong version and won't even click on it. Why in the world would you post an incomplete version of that song on youtube like that?I assume just so this sort of thing would happen?
@@boki1693 Thank you!
I've seen that incomplete D&C reacted to a few times as well. It left me Dazed and Disappointed. The sad thing is that, as far as I can tell, the full length version of it live from MSG has been taken down off yt. If you are able to find it, please post the link, or if it won't allow you, post the exact title in quotes.
Also, Whole Lotta Love (Live, MSG) with the medley in it, as well as TSRTS/The Rain Song have also been taken down.
The other version was actually released on DVD in 2003 for the Led Zeppelin DVD. It's on one of the discs along with Over The Hills And Far Away, Misty Mountain Hop and The Ocean.
These 3 other songs were all left off the original movie, VHS and DVD release of The Song Remains The Same.
I remember buying it back in 2003 and wondering why on earth those songs weren't on TSRTS.
@@lyndoncmp5751 You seem to be right about it having been taken down but heres the entire concert on youtube so it makes no sense just taking them down. LOL.
ua-cam.com/video/0kdrCEiIMSs/v-deo.html
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In 1977, Robert Plant lost his first born son, 5 year old Karac Plant from a viral stomach infection in England, while Plant was on tour with Zeppelin in the US. This devastated Plant. The '77 tour was cut short, and Plant flew back to England to mourn the loss of his son. Since then, Robert Plant has written a couple of songs about his son...most notably: 1979's "All My Love" from Zeppelins last studio album 'In Through the Out Door,' and from Plant's solo career, a beautiful song called 'I Believe,' from Robert Plan's solo album called 'Fate of Nations' from 1993. There is a UA-cam video of Plant singing 'I Believe' which might be a good video to react to. Thanks for your awesome and enjoyable reactions of Zeppelin.
Fate of Nations was dope, Calling to You and Network News are amongst some killer tracks.
Gods on stage the best of the best Try the Song Remains the Same and The Rain Song from this concert they flow together and are magical
Time to get the Led out! One of their great songs that gets better as the years go by
Yes yes 👍 ❤❤❤ really love 💗 your reaction. Don’t let to anyone who try to erase your emotions be accomplished. Don’t let that happen. Don’t change, BE YOURSELF BY YOURSELF until the end 🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃
I get such a kick out of watching young people discover the majesty of Zeppelin! And I’m right there with you on the amazing baby-faced man/god that was Robert Plant at this point. Honestly, all of them were good looking guys - and so young! I think they were around 22-23 here. If you haven’t already seen the band movie made during this concert, you must! There’s a fair bit of goofy production on it, but also more of this concert and beautiful Robert 😜👍🏼
Edit to add: “The Song Remains the Same”
This concert is class, i have this on vinyl record but i have not played it in years
The GOAT!❤❤❤
The Song Remains the Same/Rain Song from the same movie. 2 songs, 16 minutes. Perfection
ABSOLUTELY the best version of this live performance!! The old days of "Festival Seating"....may i also suggest that you listen to "No Quarter" from the same show...but that version has some of the movie and can be confusing to some when you leave the stage video and go into the movie...almost as good on that track to play it from the album "The Song Remains the Same" which has all the songs played live during the 73 MSG shows...thanks again!!
Plant page bonum and jones zepplin the best rock band ever .it was a pleasure watching your reaction you might want to watch Triump ljve" lay it on the line" enjoy cheers
Led Zeppelin = blues.
The ladies sure loved them and they loved them back 😆
I love watching you watch him🤣later beautiful ❤️😎🇺🇸
This is from their movie/documentary called "The song remains the same" and has so much great behind the scenes moments. A must see for Led Zeppelin fans! Besides you get to meet Peter Grant their legendary manager and see John Bonham drive his personal dragster so...
IMHO The GOAT, by The GOAT
At 70 years old now I am sure Robert Plant would be tickled pink to see you swooning over him 50 years later 😇
I hope he'd be tickled to know that those of us that are still around are STILL swooning over 50 years later! 😅
He's actually approaching 80 now. Jimmy Page is 80 next week. Jan 9th.
Jimmy grew up near me. Epsom, Surrey.
Robert is 75 now.
Listen to the studio version of Dazed and confused, Robert's voice is incredible
Yea , alot were high as hell but realize the utter display of raw power and the ear smashing sound would have made you feel high.
just jimmy using his guitar to argue with a mans will. he caught it just right.
Yes, she got the version right, yeah! This was the one they picked for the film for a reason, off the charts amazing musicianship and what a great performance by every band member with Robert and Jimmy being highlighted. Other reactors just go with MSG 1973 but they recorded several nights for footage and they get another great take, but not as good as this one. Great, great song my dear. Next you have many great choices but from the same film (The Song Remains the Same concert movie) do No Quarter or Dazed and Confused, your choice for more live excellence.
Lastly, do not ignore their studio albums, they are at the height of rock masterpieces with their incredible studio mix and effects, they were masters at creating an audio landscape in the Rock Idiom where you disappeared in their musical nirvana, no matter what genre of rock music they were doing, with heavy roots in the blues, like this song. Do them from the start with Led Zeppelin 1 when you can, your Led Zeppelin experience is incomplete until you hear the 10 total discs. Now that is the ultimate Rock Marathon for me, the entire catalog, back to back some weekend. Rock on and enjoy, you are sexy my dear and it is great to see younger fans being created all the time on-line, this music was made to be heard forever and it sure looks like it will! Enjoy, liked and subscribed, I'lI take a Zeppelin journey with you. 😎🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
Led Zeppelin Babe Im gonna leave you is a masterpiece
I used to have long hair like that in my twenties. Anyway, great reaction! Happy to see that you could tell there wasn't a dry seat in the house at that gig!
To be honest, I think most of the guys would be happy to go out with Robert Plant.
Makes me laugh when it shows the audience couple then he looks at her just as robert says 'lose my worried mind'. Perfect timing.
You should check out "No Quarter" by Led Zeppelin from this same show, 1973 MSG. The keyboardist, John Paul Jones, gets a solo and the guitar and vocals are amazing as usual.
Jeez, That copper at = 8.39, his face, he is mesmerised, right there is is a Zeppelin fan, more than he is a copper, fantastic.
Love your reactions to Zep, You are a Zep groupie!
Zeppelin.
...still cream'n jeans in 2024.
Led Zeppelin Rain Song
Lemon song no quarter when the level breaks going to California led zeplin was one of the best
Black Sabbath,Led Zeppelin,Deep Purple the holy triad of rock music🤘
If you're crushing on Robert and want to see him live again, and to hear a different side of them, check out the live version of "Going to California"
Always good to have a bed nearby with this song! 😉💯
This is definitely the one to react to.
Next please do No Quarter live at MSG
i second that
For a softer pace, try "Thank You". or or ... "No Quarter" or perhaps "Baby I'm Gonna Leave You" ... etc ... etc ....... ... .. . Enjoyed the vid. Am now your newest subscriber and newest member of your fan base. Thanks for sharing Olavity Music.
I wish someone would feel about me like you do Robert
Great review 😅
Please do “Black Dog” live from the same concert.
Also..I think you’ll love Jeff Buckley ..Zeppelin loved him! If you’re gonna do live..BBC live version of “Grace” ;)
I have long hair. Maybe we could be a couple of led heads together 😂. Here's a couple of songs. But they need to be played together. The Song Remains the same/ The Rain Song. Live 1973 at Madison square garden. And Dazed and Confused,the whole 26 minutes from the same 1973 msg concert .
If you want to stick with live Zep then I recommend The Song Remains The Same/The Rain Song from this same concert MSG ‘73 & In My Time Of Dying 75 Earls Court (2nd night). Zeppelin is by far the GOATS!!! Nobody are as badass as them. They have an amazing catalog & I recommend you start from the beginning…LZ1 track 1 Good Times Bad Times then just react in order, I promise you will be amazed! The first time I saw/heard Zeppelin I absolutely fell in love with Robert Plant…so good eye girlfriend!!! He is eye candy, but he is very smart, gives great interviews, he was the band’s primary lyricist & sexy as hell when he plays harmonica. I still listen everyday…& yep play them while I’m cooking & dance around the kitchen!!!! Jimmy Page is the coolest cat to ever pick up a guitar…John Paul Jones is so extremely talented there is nothing he can’t play. You will see him on bass guitar but when he is on keyboard he is playing bass with his feet. Finally drummer John Bonzo Bonham…bombastic beast on those drums….best ever. The day he died we were all in mourning & the soundtrack to our young lives came to an abrupt stop. I commend you on your reactions….& I love a man with long hair too ❤ keep up the great Zeppelin reactions!!! ☮️
"the way Robert is standing"..you mean like a tripod? 😂
If you like Lord of the rings and those sort of movies , check out Battle of Evermore or No Quarter or Ramble on, Robert was big in to the middle earth stuff..
Would you react to the Rain Song live inNew York by Led Zeppelin please?❤
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Bless you 😂
I regret never seeing them in concert. I was twelve when Bonzo died.
🎶❤️👍 How fun! Enjoy!
Recommending Big Log, a solo hit Robert had in the 80's.🎉
Someone is really iin love haha 😁😏
Now you have to listen to the other great band of this era, Deep Purple. I suggest to start with "Child In Time - Live (1970)" 🤘
Ola, love your reactions to these bands and the music. I have two questions and a recommendation. Where are you from? So far who is your favorite singer? Listen to Elvis version of You gave me a mountain. It’s from the Hawaii concert. Really enjoy the video reactions. Thank you and Happy New Year.
So fun to watch people falling in love with Led Zeppelin, both for the music, of course, but also with women reactors, for Robert and the Boys, lol! The whole band IS very good-looking, I'd say, as a straight male. You can see more fo the good-looking , lol, and even better-sounding, drummer, John Bonham, in "The Ocean," from this same show (1973, MSG). VERY fun-n-funky, brightly lit, great shots of all of them. Wanna see Robert at 20? And his voice is SO Strong&Clear! ANY song from searching "Zep Danmarks 1969" will work!
The woman with the Vaillancourt on her head is Robert's wife
Robert is so damn sexy singing this song live at MSG, it’s a beautiful song, & one of my favorites.
You should check out No quarter from the same show.
Today's music is completely disposable. It makes money for certain "artists" who have extremely limited talent. It makes sales or something like that. But who remembers it? I mean, at the end of the year does anyone remember any of it? Led Zeppelin is iconic not just as a band or their albums which outsold their singles but also their concerts. They created music and moments that stand the test of time. That show what a show can be if all the musicians are great and give everything they have. It puts todays "stars" to shame.
The charmed woman in the audience in white seen at 10:17 was Robert Plants wife, Maureen Wilson.
No she's not, it's been long debunked. Her name is actually Ana Pearce, Even Led Zeppelin wrote about her, Google her name Ana Pearce she's known as "HOODIE GIRL FROM THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME FILM" Google it
No it's not his wife, similar looking though.
No, that is not Maureen, just an adoring fan. She's actually finally been identified, but I can't remember her name for certain. I wanna say Anna Pearson or something like that. Anyway, beautiful lady. She's on UA-cam, hoodie girl I think her username is? Maybe someone who knows for sure will chime in. Anyway, it's definitely not Maureen.
Too sexy, try the Earls Court version of 'Whole Lotta Love'. Also listen to the studio (album) version of 'You Shook Me', it is a Blues to make babies too!................................
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