In the late 80s, I was a freshman in high school and started playing some of my dad’s vinyl. He died when I was 8. I spent the next 4 years engrossed in Zeppelin. About midway through college, I put it down as I had listened to it so much, I couldn’t anymore. I went down a lot of music rabbit holes in the following decade+, all kinds of directions. I would have never been that diverse of a music connoisseur had I not been prepared by the legends. Fast forward 30 years, and here I am again. Going all out. This time, I have teenagers and I’m sharing the love. Zeppelin is timeless, inexhaustible, deep, expansive, and a band for the ages. Sooo much love!
I see you've posted here recently. I was wondering if you were still around since your profile has a link to myspace, which I didn't think anyone uses anymore, and it seems you don't. I really wanted to say though you should consider making your videos private. There are creepy pedophiles online who look for those things.
The music of Led Zeppelin, known in adolescence, continues to give me energy and interest that so much new music cannot give me. I believe without a doubt that into adulthood one carries with him what he loved in his youth,
They say you have a deep desire to look the same as well. I’m lucky enough to still pull it off over 40 years later. Long hair, jeans, a truck and zeppelin
I saw led Zeppelin and Jimi Hendrix both in the month of August 1969(I had just turned 14)later I saw the stones live but nothing compares to the electricity that led Zeppelin would bring out to the stage.
Do yourself a favor and listen to this albums: * The Small Faces - Small Faces from 1966, put attention to the song "You Need Loving" and "Come on Children" (especially to the drum tone). * The Jeff Beck Group - Truth from 1968, put attention to the songs "Let Me Love You", and "Rock My Plimsoul". * Traffic - Mr. Fantasy from 1967, put attention to the song "Dear Mr. Fantasy". Please tell me what do you think. And find the connections to Led Zeppelin.
Even after nearly 55 years, the music STILL rocks! Led Zeppelin is a legend. I may be a '90s kid, but hearing songs from my parents' time is always far better than listening to today's music.
You ever heard of Thee Oh Sees, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Kikagaku Moyo, The Black Angels, Population II, The Murlocs, Ty Segall, The Dead Pirates, Stonefield, Frankie and The Witch Fingers, Hooveriii, Acid Dad, Psychadelic Porn Crumpets, Pipe-Eye, Beans, Amyl and the Sniffers, Tropical Fuck Storm, Fuzz, Goat, or even some bands like Monolord and Windhand? I will defend this modern golden age of rock we live in to my grave.
I have heard this album in every way: starting on cassette tape, then vinyl, then CD, then Mp3, now on UA-cam, the common thing in everything is that it remains a magnificently beautiful album.
@@PrimitiveInTheExtreme You were smart to buy it on vinyl. Cassettes were convenient for taking music on the go in your car, but they basically sucked compared to vinyl.
The first album by Led Zeppelin an absolute masterpiece. When I first heard it as a teenager, I could not get enough of hearing it. They were the evolution of rock n roll.
Pure Magic, Led Zeppelin blew me away since its very debut album of Jan of 69. The combination of Plant+Page+Bonham&PJ created the greatest SOUND of any Band in any music genre. Power,Contemplation, Sensitivity and Beauty are at the core of their songs.
I just bought this LP from a garage sale. With all its pops, skipping and scratches, it sounds amazing. By the way, I love the visual effect on the LP label for each song transition.
FOREVER my FAVORITE band of all time. I distinctly remember humming “Good Times Bad Times” at my desk in first grade in inner-city Detroit, Michigan (this would’ve been approximately 1979; I was 6 six years old). They were Gods to me. And their music still is the stuff of myths and legends, especially my faves “Whole Lotta Love,” “Ramble On,” “That’s The Way,” “Black Dog,” “Over the Hills and Far Away,” “The Song Remains The Same,” “Bron-Yr-Aur,” “In My Time of Dying,” “Nobody’s Fault But Mine,” “In The Evening,” Travelling Riverside Blues, “Hey Hey What Can I Do,” and my all-timer, “When The Levee Breaks” (but believe me, at least half of each album are faves). Every single member was brilliant as a musician, and as a guitar player I wouldn’t be one had it not been for James Patrick “Jimmy” Page. Their music will live on FOREVER!
These men never age in sound. I can listen forever between Jimmy's amazing guitar talent and Robert's mesmerizing voice...play nothing but LZ at my funeral and send me off with I'm Leaving.
Nothing beats the first album’s raw, authentic sound (not to take away from any other album, this one just stands out to me) Just 4 young dudes tryna make it and playing like their lives depended on it. Will always be my favorite Zeppelin album😎
Greatest rock album of all time by the greatest rock band of all time. This is it. The stars aligned so perfect. I was born in Nov 69 and one of my first memories is songs from this and two playing on my parent's vintage 45 juke box in the party basement 😊
They are the BEST! Their music changed everything during that time period. I was only 16 but what an impact it had on me! My father (God rest his soul) died in 1969 right after the release of this album as I played it every moment of every day. He hated it but allowed it. I miss him as well as Led Zeppelin. Thank you for releasing this Remaster. A Great sound from a Talented Great Band.
rewind to my past,,,I'm 17 years old ,I have my 69 mustang,all the windows rolled down,..led zeppelin cranked up as loud as it would go.of course my hair was in the middle of back.now I'm 68 years old ,hair almost gone,grandchildren,driving a Subaru,but still listening to led zeppelin as loud as it will go.life is funny. enjoy it..,goes bye soooo fast.✌
YES BUT 53 YEARS AGO YOUR SEEING POLYVYNAL RECORDS 331/3 R.P.M THAT'S A RECORD PLAYER TURNTABLE AUTOMATIC / MANUAL ARM WITH A STYLUS REQUIRED TO PLAY THE RECORD DON'T EVER FORGET YOUR ROOTS B.B.C BRITISH BROADCASTING COMMISSION..CHEERS MATE BRETT FROM AUSTRALIA A.B.C NICK NAMED "AUNTY" OF THE DAY.AUSTRALUAN BROADCASTING COMMISSION SYDNEY KIM'S HIS OFFICE NAME SINCE BUTTROSE GONE 36:01 😢😂 36:05
Genius!!! Still makes me feel things that exceed articulation. From the Golden Age of Music. By itself, it justifies the otherwise sorry existence of humanity. Nothing in 2023 even comes close. Thanks, Jimmy et al, for the memories.
I probably own about a dozen versions and formats of this album, but this is still a very pleasant surprise. Not only is it free, but watching the disk spin on a screen while listening is basically another format. Led Zeppelin will never cease to amaze.
The biggest 1, 2 punch in music history. Sonically, totally different. 1 is raw as hell. 2 shimmers in a magical way no one could even imagine yet create. Just blew everyone away. The rest is amazing as we all know, but a debut followed up in that way was mind-blowing.
@shewolfcub3 that's an opinion. In any event, those two albums set up one of the greatest runs any band has ever experienced in rock history. That's not an opinion.
LZ 2 was the first album I bought and the first big concert I went to. I was in high school. Go Raiders, Class of '71! Second album was LZ 1. Third was Mountain by Leslie West. Fourth was Jethro Tull "Benefit."
@@peterpandemonium3336 great choices! I'm going to be 58 in April. My older brother was 13 in 1969, so I can remember hearing him play LZ since I was four! Then I really got into music at 12, Blue Oyster Cult and Boston.
If you’re reading this comment, it’s not too late; you've already been immensely blessed with an abundance of love, wealth, luck, health, joy, and whatever else your heart desires!! I'm so proud of you for surviving everything you’ve been through. This is your sign to go after what your heart most desires for the highest good; it's your time to shine.
What’s funny is I first had this on cassette - and for whatever reason side 1 of the cassette was side 2 of the album, and vice versa. And so until I later had the album, I always thought that ‘Your Time Is Gonna Come’ was the opener for Zeppelin’s debut lol. And actually, that would make ‘Dazed And Confused’ the last song of Zep 1 - which kinda makes more sense, right? Given how epic that song is?
I have always been ASTOUNDED how Led Zeppelin arrived FULLY formed. From the first five seconds of Good Times Bad Times... they are Led Zeppelin. No finding their way, no searching for a sound. It arrives, fully formed, on the first album, recorded in no time with no resources. Like some kind of elemental emanation.
They had only been together a short time, but remember they all said that after the first track they ever played together, they looked at each other and knew it was magic.
When bonzo at the beginning played lots of rolls. and Jimmy Page did not care for it much Peter Grant took Bonham aside and and said see that man Jimmy page. You do what exactly what he says or your FUCKING out of the band!!!!!
Thursday 7/16/2023 12:20(It’s 4:20 somewhere) This still sounds jus as badass as the first time I heard it in 1979. Let me smoke this joint and listen to this and chill❤
@@shoeplayisbad1 Years ago, in Austin, Texas, the Austin Chronicle would evaluate mayoral candidates on their response to the question, "Best ever Rock Band, Beatles or Stones?" I always though it was Black Sabbath.
I agree that Led Zeppelin have really stood the test of time! :) I am over 60 and listen often. :) Obviously I am listening to this again and going through the comments. I am smiling while doing this. :)
@bertsmert6787 Unreal how great they are! Perplexing how these musicians came together. I and all they're fans still get goosebumps listening to this music that talks to your soul.
even after 54 years led zep's songs continue with their young and striking beat. It's a shame I couldn't have accompanied them from the beginning..., but I'll always continue to love them, long live Led!! 🎸💥
@@Just-a-Thought. oh no no sir bonham is not my real name i just use it because i'm obsessed with john. well i wish i had some sort of kinship with the god of drums!
@@PopstarGirly_000 adopting his name, that's a lovely tribute. To this day I'm grateful I saw them live in London in 75. I still have the poster, I really need to get it framed. Check out Yoyoka on YT, a Japanese girl who does an amazing job covering John Bonham's drumming. Use earphones, she gets an amazing sound! 😊
Many do not understand that this first album released by Led Zeppelin sets a complete new era of music and quality. There cannot be any doubt that LZ is und was the greatest phenomen of modern times.
Page and Jones had years of professional experience in the recording business and knew the business side. They really knew how to get the most out of Plant and Bonham. I believe this album was done in 18 hours of studio time which, if true, is probably due to Page and Jones knowing accounting tricks.
I took this album to school for show and tell in 2nd grade. It was new and the teacher let me play it for the class. About halfway through Whole Lotta Love, she picked up the needle and said that was enough.
Listening everyday to Led Zeppelin make my neurons healthy, it's a scientific fact. I'm 44, I used to enjoy these 9 albums along with my dad, he passed away 6 years ago, but there's no day I remember him side by side, he introduced Led Zeppelin to me at my mom's belly...
TRACKLIST: 00:00 Led Zeppelin - Good Times Bad Times 02:46 Led Zeppelin - Babe I'm Gonna Leave You 09:28 Led Zeppelin - You Shook Me 15:46 Led Zeppelin - Dazed and Confused 22:24 Led Zeppelin - Your Time Is Gonna Come 26:58 Led Zeppelin - Black Mountain Side 29:10 Led Zeppelin - Communication Breakdown 31:40 Led Zeppelin - I Can't Quit You Baby 36:22 Led Zeppelin - How Many More Times
Music brings you back to haunting times in the past - in the summer of 1971, I was in the US Army stationed in Ubon, Thailand and living in the Siam Hotel. I had this album on a cassette tape. I was more into Jimi Hendrix and really did not appreciate the artistry of Led Zeppelin at that time. I do now in 2024.
Jimi is a worthy hold on one's attention, and he was definitely overwhelming, like Zeus throwing thunderbolts. Led Zeppelin was atmospheric at the time but now, with how Hendrix stretched our ears to virtuosity, spatially, poetry, new rhythms, we come back the wiser to reevaluate the Leds. They are superb.
@@shoeplayisbad1 Not even close for both. Stones are beyond overrated with a ton of mid to bad albums. Beatles come close but not quite. Zep is the greatest period
@@conzalez94 no wrong The beatles and the rolling stones, who had albums better than anything zeppelin did, sure bad albu.s but they have over 80 albums too Zeppelin is a distant third
@@shoeplayisbad1 Not even close. The Stones aren’t even top 10. There is not a single Stones album that’s better than any Zeppelin album other than Coda. Zeppelin obliterates them in the studio and live. You’re wrong again
I recently bought a four album set by Led Zepp... some of it remastered by Jimmy Page... on Amazon. I had most of the original albums back in the 60's when Zepp released them. I went the extra mile, breaking out my old Pioneer amp (with extensive recapping) and Realistic turntable from mothballs to play the albums. They sound as amazing as ever and bring back fond memories of me and my deceased best friend laying on the living room floor, listening to Led Zepp on my parents console stereo, driving around in his '69 Chevelle SS 396, and wearing Gant shirts (that my mom HATED due to not being permanent press). It's about more than just the music... it's the memories!
I took a long break from zeppelin and this is my first time really listening to them again since may, I truly forgot what a great band they were, MY BAD😔
Don’t ever do that again. I’ll be checking in with you again and you better be getting your daily dose of lead.… Have a better report next time my friend.
Thanks so much for posting this. I'm back in 1973, 17 years old, listening for the first time in my mate's loft room drinking his homemade beer 🍻. Unforgettable!!
I was a teenager in the 60's, before I got drafted for military service. Led Zeppelin was one of my favs, along side The Cream, Grateful Dead, and a few others.
I fortunate to see led Zeppelin in concert at Madison Square Garden 1970 and in 1973. The 1973 shows were filmed and released in 1976 as the movie The Song Remains the Same! 🎸🤟😎
Was my undisputed #1first album , but then at 18yrs old in 78, I had to insert Boston and VH 1 in a 3 way tie and that still holds up, but LZ is no question the greatest Rock N Roll band of all time, and it's not even close.
Bought the debut Zeppelin LP when I was 15 and was blown away by the electrifying power, passion and creativity of this amazing band!! A unique treasure in R & R history!!
One important consideration is that Led Zep is not only electric guitar, it's the perfect marriage of acoustic instruments and electricity. They all 4 can be proud of that. Not many bands around the world can claim such a feat.
It was 1984 walking through the Pennsylvania woods with a small jukebox playing Your Time Is Going To Come on cassette. Must have been six of us all stoned on Panamanian Red. It’s 2024 now sitting on my porch in Hawaii. Just retired. Stoned again 40 years later and JPJ’s opening organ is just as haunting now as it was 40 years ago. Aloha 🤙
Not only were these four lads extremely talented in their respective craft (somewhat of an understatement), but Jimmy Page was quite the savvy businessman. Jimmy and manager Peter Grant put up their own money to record this album before signing with Atlantic. One could speculate that Page learned a lot more during his days as a studio session guitarist than how to make records and probably got some good advice on copyrights, royalties, and other music business wisdom. It was a shrewd play, but the gamble paid off and they never looked back. Full creative control over the music and nothing less is what Jimmy demanded. Ahmet had no choice. You think he would go against Page and Grant?
Какая разная музыка! Это шедевр, который родился 54 года! Слушаю их все эти годы, но только в 58 лет (мне 63 ) я переосмыслил эту музыку и стал воспринимать её абсолютно иначе.
Oh Rosie,. I was 8 years and 10 days old when Led dropped this on the world. Thankfully, I had an older brother. This album was the bend in the hockey stick of my musical formation.
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In the late 80s, I was a freshman in high school and started playing some of my dad’s vinyl. He died when I was 8. I spent the next 4 years engrossed in Zeppelin. About midway through college, I put it down as I had listened to it so much, I couldn’t anymore. I went down a lot of music rabbit holes in the following decade+, all kinds of directions. I would have never been that diverse of a music connoisseur had I not been prepared by the legends. Fast forward 30 years, and here I am again. Going all out. This time, I have teenagers and I’m sharing the love. Zeppelin is timeless, inexhaustible, deep, expansive, and a band for the ages. Sooo much love!
Мы взрослели под музыку Led Zeppelin
Right on, you nailed it. I saw them in 1969 in Toronto at the Rock Pile. It was incredible. They blew us all away.
love ya
I see you've posted here recently. I was wondering if you were still around since your profile has a link to myspace, which I didn't think anyone uses anymore, and it seems you don't.
I really wanted to say though you should consider making your videos private. There are creepy pedophiles online who look for those things.
I completely concurr to that, once upon a time in my life: same path!
SOOOO INCREDIBLY SATISFYING THAT LED ZEPPELIN HAS THIS AS THEIR OFFICIAL UA-cam CHANNEL .. CAN'T GET ENOUGH!!! ...
The music of Led Zeppelin, known in adolescence, continues to give me energy and interest that so much new music cannot give me. I believe without a doubt that into adulthood one carries with him what he loved in his youth,
ULTRAVIOLENT DEVIL WORSHIPPERS OWN YOU? WHAT UP?
They say you have a deep desire to look the same as well. I’m lucky enough to still pull it off over 40 years later. Long hair, jeans, a truck and zeppelin
And with her what she loved in her youth, non? ;-)
Looking back now older and wiser I now realize that this debut album by Led Zeppelin was ahead of it's time.
Nope, not really
Read the new book about them how they became and who they hung out with. The decade in a half of the !
I saw led Zeppelin and Jimi Hendrix both in the month of August 1969(I had just turned 14)later I saw the stones live but nothing compares to the electricity that led Zeppelin would bring out to the stage.
@@scottmansfield5605okay, tell me why.
It took you that long? I could tell by the first 20 seconds these guys were ahead
Plant’s young voice is unique. A kid with god-level vocal chords.
so, you're close too god? hahaha
Do yourself a favor and listen to this albums:
* The Small Faces - Small Faces from 1966, put attention to the song "You Need Loving" and "Come on Children" (especially to the drum tone).
* The Jeff Beck Group - Truth from 1968, put attention to the songs "Let Me Love You", and "Rock My Plimsoul".
* Traffic - Mr. Fantasy from 1967, put attention to the song "Dear Mr. Fantasy".
Please tell me what do you think. And find the connections to Led Zeppelin.
Led Zeppelin One of the best bands of all time John Bonham the greatest drummer of all time some of the things he did no other drummer does even today
❤❤❤
The GOAT in my opinion.
Bas Ass Gonzo Forever!🎧🎧🎧
👍👍👍👍♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Nothing against Gonzo, as he was great, but, uh...Neil Peart. Heard of him? (RIP)
Y Carmine Apiece? Y Keith Moon?
My Top one....and there are many good ones
Led Zeppelin randomly dropping a whole album on youtube on some random Friday, we love to see it.
No fanfare. Nothing. Just boom, here it is. I would love to see the numbers behind this decision.
@@ardiris2715 😭 me and my friend were questioning the logic behind it too but oh well
YAAAAY!!!😆🤜
@@JudeDylan
The good news is we know this is the highest fidelity version on UA-cam.
(:
@@ardiris2715 good point actually - didn't think of that :o
Even after nearly 55 years, the music STILL rocks! Led Zeppelin is a legend. I may be a '90s kid, but hearing songs from my parents' time is always far better than listening to today's music.
I was born in the 70s, but musical the 90s was me, in my early 20s. And I still go back to my parents music time, especially Led Zeppelin.
🤘🏻😁 yeah yeah yeah
Bless you man I'm a 60s baby and totally agree with you
You were raised really well and I'm so grateful to read your reply.
🤦🏻♀️I agree with you about the music crap I hear and see today.
🌹Stay well.
You ever heard of Thee Oh Sees, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Kikagaku Moyo, The Black Angels, Population II, The Murlocs, Ty Segall, The Dead Pirates, Stonefield, Frankie and The Witch Fingers, Hooveriii, Acid Dad, Psychadelic Porn Crumpets, Pipe-Eye, Beans, Amyl and the Sniffers, Tropical Fuck Storm, Fuzz, Goat, or even some bands like Monolord and Windhand? I will defend this modern golden age of rock we live in to my grave.
Zeppelin Best Band of All Time!
Agreed!
One of the greatest rock bands of all times.
Not one, THE
ULTRAVIOLENT THREE CHORD DRUGGIES OWN YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@ToridoodlesAnderson ULTRAVIOLENT THREE CHORD DRUGGIES OWN YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Please put out the word "one" out of your sentence. LZ IS the gratest rock-band of all times! Sorry, I am a fan of LZ since 1969.
@@Parivadi_dasa Ultreaviolent rock band - 3 chord druggies who own you! YOU GO GIRL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
All Hail the Greatest Band Ever!
Well, one of them.
I have heard this album in every way: starting on cassette tape, then vinyl, then CD, then Mp3, now on UA-cam, the common thing in everything is that it remains a magnificently beautiful album.
@user-mf8hd9gp3d personally, whenever I listen to old albums from the cassette tapes I bought at the time, I find that the sound is magnificent.
@2022 hoy Vinyl,I think so!
🇺🇦🇬🇧🤝✌️
The vinyl precedes the 8-track cassette and cassette tapes.
@@algrand52 right, I was referring to the order of the music medium of how I bought this album over the years!
@@PrimitiveInTheExtreme You were smart to buy it on vinyl. Cassettes were convenient for taking music on the go in your car, but they basically sucked compared to vinyl.
The first album by Led Zeppelin an absolute masterpiece. When I first heard it as a teenager, I could not get enough of hearing it. They were the evolution of rock n roll.
And a building block towards the eventual birth of metal music!
Real rock is the blues based rock like this of Led Zeppelin. "They don't make them anymore😎💙more"
Hell yeah! Long life to the blues 💙
Happy 55th to arguably the best rock and roll debut of all time!
(1.12.1969-1.12.2024)
SLIMY ULTRAVIOLENT DEVIL WORSHIPPERS! YOU GO GIRL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Pure Magic, Led Zeppelin blew me away since its very debut album of Jan of 69. The combination of Plant+Page+Bonham&PJ created the greatest SOUND of any Band in any music genre. Power,Contemplation, Sensitivity and Beauty are at the core of their songs.
I just bought this LP from a garage sale. With all its pops, skipping and scratches, it sounds amazing. By the way, I love the visual effect on the LP label for each song transition.
FOREVER my FAVORITE band of all time. I distinctly remember humming “Good Times Bad Times” at my desk in first grade in inner-city Detroit, Michigan (this would’ve been approximately 1979; I was 6 six years old). They were Gods to me. And their music still is the stuff of myths and legends, especially my faves “Whole Lotta Love,” “Ramble On,” “That’s The Way,” “Black Dog,” “Over the Hills and Far Away,” “The Song Remains The Same,” “Bron-Yr-Aur,” “In My Time of Dying,” “Nobody’s Fault But Mine,” “In The Evening,” Travelling Riverside Blues, “Hey Hey What Can I Do,” and my all-timer, “When The Levee Breaks” (but believe me, at least half of each album are faves). Every single member was brilliant as a musician, and as a guitar player I wouldn’t be one had it not been for James Patrick “Jimmy” Page. Their music will live on FOREVER!
1st grade
....ha ha ha ha .I was 21 at the time. Ha ha ha ha!!!!!!!!!
After fifty five years, this is still the best album EVER.
These men never age in sound. I can listen forever between Jimmy's amazing guitar talent and Robert's mesmerizing voice...play nothing but LZ at my funeral and send me off with I'm Leaving.
Since 1969 listening to Led Zeppelin .
you rock!!!
It ain't random time sharing itzep night
since 1999 for me!
1970
Hell yeah
Greatest rock band of all time.
Yeah sure grandpa 👴🏼
... yes.
No way..! Deep purple had the best studio album Machinehead and greatest live album of all time Made in japan.This is not even close.
ONE of the best
@@goblinlooter5972 Exactly...this is good..but Deep Purple always comes first, then zeppelin.
LED ZEPPELIN FOREVER! LONG LIVE LED ZEPPELIN!
The Best band I never got to see live.
65 y/o grandpa who grew up with 60's 70's music, and still love the music of that Era.
I love you grandpa
Keep on rocking I'm right there with you.
Nothing beats the first album’s raw, authentic sound (not to take away from any other album, this one just stands out to me) Just 4 young dudes tryna make it and playing like their lives depended on it. Will always be my favorite Zeppelin album😎
You Shook Me was my first song when I was 8. Changed my life forever.
Best band. Best album. Fact
This is.....their finest!
@deadringerthegame cat. You Shook Me reminds me of a comment about LZ attributed to Keith Richards - stripper band. : )
its overrated
Unbeatable. Forever. Raw voice of Plant combined with the creativity of Page and JPJ, complemented by Bonham´s iconic drumming.
Greatest rock album of all time by the greatest rock band of all time. This is it. The stars aligned so perfect. I was born in Nov 69 and one of my first memories is songs from this and two playing on my parent's vintage 45 juke box in the party basement 😊
Dark side od the moon
They are the BEST! Their music changed everything during that time period. I was only 16 but what an impact it had on me! My father (God rest his soul) died in 1969 right after the release of this album as I played it every moment of every day. He hated it but allowed it. I miss him as well as Led Zeppelin. Thank you for releasing this Remaster. A Great sound from a Talented Great Band.
who is still listening to this legendary album 🔥 🔥 💝
A 60 yr old man haha. But can't say it's far in-between. So much killer music out there these days. Fuc we're do you start
yep.
2024
Millions of people all around the planet.
I most certainly am!!!!
Dazed and confused. First baseline I ever learned. 😎👍
rewind to my past,,,I'm 17 years old ,I have my 69 mustang,all the windows rolled down,..led zeppelin cranked up as loud as it would go.of course my hair was in the middle of back.now I'm 68 years old ,hair almost gone,grandchildren,driving a Subaru,but still listening to led zeppelin as loud as it will go.life is funny. enjoy it..,goes bye soooo fast.✌
I jammed to this in the 70s, and still jam to it today.
Аккорды ,скинь?
Deep purple black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin the best!!!
I would add Pink Floyd and The Beatles.
Quand j'ai le moral à zéro j'écoute du LED Zeppelin çà me fait tout de suite du bien!!
Page, Plant, Bonham and JPJ. These four formed the band that everyone else wanted to be ❤
They formed The Beatles!? Whoa...
They formed Black Sabbath? Whoooooa...
❤ Marcia, you are a Beautiful woman.
Zeppelin to me is stimulating and invigorating.
They formed bewitched?
I'm still here listening to Zep after 53 years: ROCK ON!!!!
YES BUT 53 YEARS AGO YOUR SEEING POLYVYNAL RECORDS 331/3 R.P.M THAT'S A RECORD PLAYER TURNTABLE AUTOMATIC / MANUAL ARM WITH A STYLUS REQUIRED TO PLAY THE RECORD DON'T EVER FORGET YOUR ROOTS B.B.C BRITISH BROADCASTING COMMISSION..CHEERS MATE BRETT FROM AUSTRALIA A.B.C NICK NAMED "AUNTY" OF THE DAY.AUSTRALUAN BROADCASTING COMMISSION SYDNEY KIM'S HIS OFFICE NAME SINCE BUTTROSE GONE 36:01 😢😂 36:05
For me 52
@@vanceadolph3116 ULTRAVIOLENT 3 CHORD DRUGGIES OWN YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU GO GIRL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
3 CHORD DRUGGIES - PLUS ULTRAVIOLENCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU MUST BE PROUD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
58 . I was a 15 year old heart broken rocker when I heard Bonzo died. Even at the end they were still 'THE' band.
What's not to love?? The best rock band ever ❤️
Genius!!! Still makes me feel things that exceed articulation. From the Golden Age of Music. By itself, it justifies the otherwise sorry existence of humanity. Nothing in 2023 even comes close. Thanks, Jimmy et al, for the memories.
I probably own about a dozen versions and formats of this album, but this is still a very pleasant surprise. Not only is it free, but watching the disk spin on a screen while listening is basically another format. Led Zeppelin will never cease to amaze.
The debut album that changed the whole scene of rock forever
overrated tbh the rest of their discog is better
@@shewolfcub3 it's not as good as led zeppelin IV or physical graffiti or others maybe. But this actually made an impact
The biggest 1, 2 punch in music history. Sonically, totally different. 1 is raw as hell. 2 shimmers in a magical way no one could even imagine yet create. Just blew everyone away. The rest is amazing as we all know, but a debut followed up in that way was mind-blowing.
@@timothyslaughter476 Debut isnt that good
@shewolfcub3 that's an opinion. In any event, those two albums set up one of the greatest runs any band has ever experienced in rock history. That's not an opinion.
I bought this album for my boyfriend in 69 when we were 16 and he loved it. I bought it again for him a few years ago.
I hope he's your husband now😅
❤
😢oooh, Ça c'est si touchant ! ❤😘👍
@@eybaza6018AND her boyfriend !☝️😏
This album stands the test of time
Led Zeppelin always makes me cry. Don't ask me why. I should state that I fell in love with LedZep in 1969 when I bought their 2nd album.
LZ 2 was the first album I bought and the first big concert I went to. I was in high school. Go Raiders, Class of '71! Second album was LZ 1. Third was Mountain by Leslie West. Fourth was Jethro Tull "Benefit."
@@peterpandemonium3336 For me it's Jethro Tull "Aqualung" with a side order of Gentle Giant.
@@peterpandemonium3336 great choices! I'm going to be 58 in April. My older brother was 13 in 1969, so I can remember hearing him play LZ since I was four! Then I really got into music at 12, Blue Oyster Cult and Boston.
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nothing is the greatest!
I am listening to this brand new album at Randol Mill Park 1968 summer before senior year of high school school! Btw what is you tube?😊
I was not only reading your comment but I am still enjoing listening this music.😊
Good Times Bad Times has gotta be one of (if not) the best opening tracks of all time
I think a Hedley Grange dog would bark back at that....
@@tawpgk yessir
I think you are right.
I went through the bad times and now we are into the lifelong GOOD TIMES!!
What’s funny is I first had this on cassette - and for whatever reason side 1 of the cassette was side 2 of the album, and vice versa. And so until I later had the album, I always thought that ‘Your Time Is Gonna Come’ was the opener for Zeppelin’s debut lol. And actually, that would make ‘Dazed And Confused’ the last song of Zep 1 - which kinda makes more sense, right? Given how epic that song is?
@@DayTrooperGW Agreed. Your Time is Gonna Come is a masterpiece
I have always been ASTOUNDED how Led Zeppelin arrived FULLY formed. From the first five seconds of Good Times Bad Times... they are Led Zeppelin. No finding their way, no searching for a sound. It arrives, fully formed, on the first album, recorded in no time with no resources. Like some kind of elemental emanation.
Righteous man...
Page and Bonham were studio pros since 64'.
You meant JPJ
They had only been together a short time, but remember they all said that after the first track they ever played together, they looked at each other and knew it was magic.
When bonzo at the beginning played lots of rolls. and Jimmy Page did not care for it much Peter Grant took Bonham aside and and said
see that man Jimmy page. You do what exactly what he says or your FUCKING out of the band!!!!!
... Thank You Led Zeppelin, for all good times and memories...!!!
🤙🏻
Cool jams, what else is there to do, peace out*
Absolutely Greatest Rock Band of All Time
Led Zeppelin is indeed the greatest rock band of all time.
Yes
Every single track on this album could carry the entire album! Simply the best rock album of all time, in my humble opinion. Just sayin'.
*The Beatles
@@danman6669 They're a different kind of rock but absolutely true
Not even close this band unmatched untouchable undefeated
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This still sounds jus as badass as the first time I heard it in 1979.
Let me smoke this joint and listen to this and chill❤
Communication Breakdown is my fave.
Iconic album.
This is unlike Zeppelin's YT channel to drop a full album. Hope it continues!
Awesome gift to Led Zeppelin fans❤
The Music of the Greatest Rock Band Led Zeppelin is Eternal Youth and Eternal Beauty.💖
THANK YOU, Led Zeppelin!!! Thank you so much for making this old man feel young once again!
The best debut album in the history of the best band of all time!
That's exile on main Street for best album
Best band is beatles and stones
@@shoeplayisbad1 Years ago, in Austin, Texas, the Austin Chronicle would evaluate mayoral candidates on their response to the question, "Best ever Rock Band, Beatles or Stones?"
I always though it was Black Sabbath.
@@peterpandemonium3336 sabbath are metal gods
@@shoeplayisbad1 That's funny because you couldn't pay me to listen to either one of them!
@@sigmamale7241 how old are you
When I bought and listened to this album I was 14.....today at 59 I still listen to it....one of my all time favorites! 😜
I agree that Led Zeppelin have really stood the test of time! :) I am over 60 and listen often. :) Obviously I am listening to this again and going through the comments. I am smiling while doing this. :)
I'm 66 ...I'm feeling the same😎
@bertsmert6787
Unreal how great they are!
Perplexing how these musicians came together.
I and all they're fans still get goosebumps listening to this music that talks to your soul.
There are very few PERFECT albums. This is one of them
For 1969, the use of synthesizer in this one is downright revolutionary, it's so well done
Was it a synthesizer? Perhaps a Mellotron? Which song(s)?
No synth on this.
You mean the organ?
Or the backwards slide on "Babe I'm gonna leave you "??
even after 54 years led zep's songs continue with their young and striking beat. It's a shame I couldn't have accompanied them from the beginning..., but I'll always continue to love them, long live Led!! 🎸💥
Are you actually related or is your name just a happy coincidence?
@@Just-a-Thought. oh no no sir bonham is not my real name i just use it because i'm obsessed with john. well i wish i had some sort of kinship with the god of drums!
@@PopstarGirly_000 adopting his name, that's a lovely tribute. To this day I'm grateful I saw them live in London in 75. I still have the poster, I really need to get it framed. Check out Yoyoka on YT, a Japanese girl who does an amazing job covering John Bonham's drumming. Use earphones, she gets an amazing sound! 😊
..when this was released in January of 1969 it was so far ahead of it's time, and it's still so great....you guys happy now?...geez....
it was released in 1969
January 1969!
Not ahead of time sorry
I'm born in January 69 !😬😜
I adore Led Zeppelin !!! Since decades !!!
Wow, the full album with custom video graphics and timestaps in the description on the offical channel. Respectable
And the sound quality is perfect!
The Mighty Led Zeppelin continues to roll big time!! Baddest band ever!!
Many do not understand that this first album released by Led Zeppelin sets a complete new era of music and quality. There cannot be any doubt that LZ is und was the greatest phenomen of modern times.
Page and Jones had years of professional experience in the recording business and knew the business side. They really knew how to get the most out of Plant and Bonham. I believe this album was done in 18 hours of studio time which, if true, is probably due to Page and Jones knowing accounting tricks.
@@331SVTCobra Wikipedia: "The sessions took place before the group had secured a recording contract and totalled 36 hours; "
a truly great album which imho was never surpassed by later albums.
I took this album to school for show and tell in 2nd grade. It was new and the teacher let me play it for the class. About halfway through Whole Lotta Love, she picked up the needle and said that was enough.
Whole Lotta Love Is On Led Zeppelin II.
😂 Too racy for her blood huh?
Where; did; he; come from cave 😅😅
Listening everyday to Led Zeppelin make my neurons healthy, it's a scientific fact.
I'm 44, I used to enjoy these 9 albums along with my dad, he passed away 6 years ago, but there's no day I remember him side by side, he introduced Led Zeppelin to me at my mom's belly...
This music is just as relevant in some of our lives today as it was back when it was produced. GOD bless you Led Zeppelin. ✌️
TRACKLIST:
00:00 Led Zeppelin - Good Times Bad Times
02:46 Led Zeppelin - Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
09:28 Led Zeppelin - You Shook Me
15:46 Led Zeppelin - Dazed and Confused
22:24 Led Zeppelin - Your Time Is Gonna Come
26:58 Led Zeppelin - Black Mountain Side
29:10 Led Zeppelin - Communication Breakdown
31:40 Led Zeppelin - I Can't Quit You Baby
36:22 Led Zeppelin - How Many More Times
Stairway to Heaven
Please play Stairway to Heaven Stairway to Heaven
Thank you. Not a single dud on the list.
Thanks man!
Thank You
Music brings you back to haunting times in the past - in the summer of 1971, I was in the US Army stationed in Ubon, Thailand and living in the Siam Hotel. I had this album on a cassette tape. I was more into Jimi Hendrix and really did not appreciate the artistry of Led Zeppelin at that time. I do now in 2024.
Jimi is a worthy hold on one's attention, and he was definitely overwhelming, like Zeus throwing thunderbolts. Led Zeppelin was atmospheric at the time but now, with how Hendrix stretched our ears to virtuosity, spatially, poetry, new rhythms, we come back the wiser to reevaluate the Leds. They are superb.
This is a crazy life. Thank you for your service to our country
Greatest debut album of all time. Greatest band of all time
Wrong with both
Appetite for destruction is best debut
Best band of all time is the beatles then the rolling stones
@@shoeplayisbad1 Not even close for both. Stones are beyond overrated with a ton of mid to bad albums. Beatles come close but not quite. Zep is the greatest period
@@conzalez94 no wrong
The beatles and the rolling stones, who had albums better than anything zeppelin did, sure bad albu.s but they have over 80 albums too
Zeppelin is a distant third
@@shoeplayisbad1 Not even close. The Stones aren’t even top 10. There is not a single Stones album that’s better than any Zeppelin album other than Coda. Zeppelin obliterates them in the studio and live. You’re wrong again
@@conzalez94 I freaking love this album, but do agreed that GN'R's AFD still the best debut album ever!
My favorite band ☮️🕊
仕事にも行かず朝から晩まて聴いていました…レコードがすり減って4～5回買い直しました。…武道館公演には2日続けて行きました。
I recently bought a four album set by Led Zepp... some of it remastered by Jimmy Page... on Amazon. I had most of the original albums back in the 60's when Zepp released them. I went the extra mile, breaking out my old Pioneer amp (with extensive recapping) and Realistic turntable from mothballs to play the albums. They sound as amazing as ever and bring back fond memories of me and my deceased best friend laying on the living room floor, listening to Led Zepp on my parents console stereo, driving around in his '69 Chevelle SS 396, and wearing Gant shirts (that my mom HATED due to not being permanent press). It's about more than just the music... it's the memories!
Listening to this in April 2024. Give me a break!!. I forgot how good they really were!. Spectacular!. 😊😊
✨ Na, im not.
But im still listening in June 2024!
And hope to be same time next year! 😉
I took a long break from zeppelin and this is my first time really listening to them again since may, I truly forgot what a great band they were, MY BAD😔
Don’t ever do that again. I’ll be checking in with you again and you better be getting your daily dose of lead.… Have a better report next time my friend.
One of the rare albums that gets better and better the more you listen to it!
3 CHORD DRUGGIES OWN YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Listening and watching Lp go round and round takes me back to the good old days .Authentic rock and roll!!
Page had some unique sounds and excellent skills. This band interpreted the blues like no other band.
Yes Page was a genius to use all kinds of music.styles to compose the greatest songs of all time.
The Stones love the Blues also as Led Zeppelin. Best Example: Midnigt Rambler.
@@gerdmeier3775 or stray cat blues
Thanks so much for posting this. I'm back in 1973, 17 years old, listening for the first time in my mate's loft room drinking his homemade beer 🍻. Unforgettable!!
You talk about the beer?
@uwefischer6671 🤣 the beer was almost undrinkable but I never told him
I was a teenager in the 60's, before I got drafted for military service. Led Zeppelin was one of my favs, along side The Cream, Grateful Dead, and a few others.
LedZep and The Cream had the best drummers of all time,raw power
Absolutely!! Bonzo and Baker were incredible drummer, and casually, their bands are my ever favourites 😎
Vietnam sucked, but that war had the best soundtrack.
BEST DEBUT ALBUM EVER!
LONG LIVE LED ZEPPELIN
I fortunate to see led Zeppelin in concert at Madison Square Garden 1970 and in 1973.
The 1973 shows were filmed and released in 1976 as the movie The Song Remains the Same! 🎸🤟😎
Just what I need today never can get enough of Led zeppelin❤️😘✌️
Amen, sister.
Hi I Recommend a song that's called 'The Bond Villian' by Robert Nix
One Of The Greatest Debut Albums!
One of the greatest debut albums
Indeed
Was my undisputed #1first album , but then at 18yrs old in 78, I had to insert Boston and VH 1 in a 3 way tie and that still holds up, but LZ is no question the greatest Rock N Roll band of all time, and it's not even close.
I still have this album on my shelf, & play it often. Best concert!
It is THE
Bought the debut Zeppelin LP when I was 15 and was blown away by the electrifying power, passion and creativity of this amazing band!! A unique treasure in R & R history!!
Um dos melhores álbuns da história da música
One important consideration is that Led Zep is not only electric guitar, it's the perfect marriage of acoustic instruments and electricity. They all 4 can be proud of that. Not many bands around the world can claim such a feat.
It was 1984 walking through the Pennsylvania woods with a small jukebox playing Your Time Is Going To Come on cassette. Must have been six of us all stoned on Panamanian Red. It’s 2024 now sitting on my porch in Hawaii. Just retired. Stoned again 40 years later and JPJ’s opening organ is just as haunting now as it was 40 years ago. Aloha 🤙
PA to HI ….? damn bro congrats, enjoy that retirement life too
@@mikegresko14H Thank you !
It’s amazing how well this music has withstood the test of time!
It's based on timeless blues.
So crisp and sharp. Page was already at his best with his slick chords and mixes!
That`s an easy one to answer , there`s been NOTHING since worth listening to ! The 50s / 60s did the lot
Greatest debut album ever.
No
@@shoeplayisbad1 one of
@@shoeplayisbad1 It's my opinion, bruh. Let's read yours, BTW.
@@rodycaz8984 greatest debut album is appetite for destruction
@@shoeplayisbad1 Nah, this is better. So is Van Halen's first.
Robert voice is like angel
Not only were these four lads extremely talented in their respective craft (somewhat of an understatement), but Jimmy Page was quite the savvy businessman. Jimmy and manager Peter Grant put up their own money to record this album before signing with Atlantic. One could speculate that Page learned a lot more during his days as a studio session guitarist than how to make records and probably got some good advice on copyrights, royalties, and other music business wisdom. It was a shrewd play, but the gamble paid off and they never looked back. Full creative control over the music and nothing less is what Jimmy demanded. Ahmet had no choice. You think he would go against Page and Grant?
I love this band since 1968
Okay, but the album was released in Jan 1969
Simply the best rock band ever.
AFTER ROLLING STONES
@@Paul_G73 i should have written best HEAVY rock band ever.
@@leonmohan1708 That I agree on.
Lived life by led zeppelin's albums not rich yet but very happy
🇬🇧🇺🇦✌️🤝🫂🍻
Greatest rock album ever recorded
45 minutes of greatness.
I bought this album more than 50 years ago, and it still have all the power, all the rich melodies it has since then.
Какая разная музыка! Это шедевр, который родился 54 года! Слушаю их все эти годы, но только в 58 лет (мне 63 ) я переосмыслил эту музыку и стал воспринимать её абсолютно иначе.
На этом альбоме только 2 или 3 композиции собственного сочинения , остальное - переработка .
@@yuridio514 A groundbreaking rework
Always and forever in my heart. I love Zeppelin.
Oh Rosie,. I was 8 years and 10 days old when Led dropped this on the world. Thankfully, I had an older brother. This album was the bend in the hockey stick of my musical formation.