FOR THE LOVE OF GOD YOU GOTTA SPELL ZEPPELIN CORRECTLY BRO!! LOL! Seriously though - So stoked you are discovering them and so many other great artists I grew up with!
@@dr.juerdotitsgo5119 I think it's my 3rd fav. It's great, and such a different sounding album from them at that time. Edit: Either II, I, V or I, II, V for me.
When you were 18, could you imagine your 71 year old grandparents liking LZ? If you have grandchildren, I hope they know how cool their grandpa(?) is! Edit: p.s. While you were at the concert, I was just seeing a bright light... (b. 1969)
Debut album -- every song an absolute work of art. Changed rock forever. I'm old! I was there! And Plant was barely 20 years old when this album was released. True, pure, brilliant talent. Their music lives on and will live on forever!
I listen to LZ-I about 3x to 4x as often as any other LZ. I have a hard time not saying LZ-II is my favorite, but I listen to LZ-I twice as often as LZ-II. I can't help it. it's the one I always want to hear.
@@betweentheair Of course some songs are covers. Even the Beatles covered other songs on their first album. But with Led Zeppelin, it's what they DID with those covers that made them so brilliant. They took some simple songs and turned them into their own complex creations through their own amazing talent. Better than the originals for sure.
@@betweentheair Here's a quote about it: "Led Zeppelin did, in fact, give credit where credit was due for some tracks (“You Shook Me”, “I Can't Quit You Baby”, “When the Levee Breaks”, and a half-hearted attempt with “Boogie with Stu”), but not in all cases." They were sued for some they did not acknowledge. But for SURE, they changed them up to reflect their own incomparable style and substance. Still one of the best and most influential bands ever, and I've lived through them all.
Thank you Polo for another Led Zeppelin song. You've got to check out Led Zeppelin's What is and what never should be..... Plant's head explodes and your face will TWITCH!!!
Polo, I also gotta recommend Led Zeppelin “The Rain Song” if you enjoy acoustic guitar and the song is unbelievably beautiful. It will be played at my funeral one day.
Robert Plant was 19 when this was recorded. Recently saw an old interview with Jimmy Page telling how he had Robert come to his house and had him listen to an old Joan Baez folk recording of this and sing it his way for him. Jimmy was blown away with what he heard and pretty much hired Robert on the spot.
That reference to Joan Baez sounds familiar........ if the story is true, Page and Plant are the best thing that ever happened to this song. And that whole first Zeppelin album which I believe was panned by critics at the time........ the whole friggin album sounds like a live in the studio performance. Those was the days. Wow!!!
Actually Plant was 20, their first rehearsal was on August 19,1968, the next day Plant turned 20. This album was recorded late September early October, over 4 days & about 30-35 hours start to finish. However they were all so young, & only together as a band a very short time before recording this, their whole story is so interesting.
@@matthewmarana4573 yes & Bonham had turned 20 earlier in May, JPJ & Page are a little older, at this point JPJ is 22 & Page is 24. When the album is released in the USA on January 12,1969 Page was 25 January on 9th & JPJ 23 on January 3rd.
Im enjoying watching your journey in to led zep with you. Robert has said his generation from england wanted to get out from under the doom amd gloom of the war. Their parents lived through it, and it weighed upon the kids. They needed an escape.
@Heartstrings_Skyla the music never gets old but why the fuck do the fans have to? Joking of course because yoh couldn't pay me to go through being in my twenties again . Fuckin fun but hard work.
Welcome to the Mountan Top of Rock brother. Enjoy their greatness. I sure as hell have? And as far as I'm concerened? Im a Fan of you AND your channel! Thank you Polo for your great content and well thought, intelligent opinions.
Their early stuff was the hardest rocking. 1&2 BOTH embody what Rock and Roll was all about. It's supposed to be about. Technicians in studios have taken over the industry where everything has to fit into a mold. Zeppelin had it for sure... Tools got it on a level also. PLANT sings from the heart and puts his soul in it. Leaves it all out there. I've seen him 4xs as recently as 2018. He's different now but still puts it all out there. You never leave dissapointed.
@@JeffWall-rl1uuit’s the true passion doing what they really loved/love doing, not every band has that true passion. As JPJ once said, even on our worst days we were better then most, on our best days we mop the floor with them. He also said, whether there’s 20 or 20,000 fans, we always try to give them our best. Yes sometimes Plants vocals had some issues, but the way they toured, & the way he sang it’s not surprising.
THIS song is certainly my favorite Zeppelin song. It is PERFECT!!! Amazing to realize I first enjoyed it some 56 years ago!!!! It hasn't aged one bit, contrary to me!!!
I'm a fan of you! It has been so uplifting to rediscover with you these amazing bands I grew up with. You have actually helped me appreciate them even more 🤗 Thank you for your honest reactions and sharing your joy with us.
the only other band that was as explosive at that age was Grand Funk Railroad...who opened for Zep in 69' in Detroit....they were so explosive that Zep had to drop them immediately - that being said, GFR is no Led Zeppelin
At 64 years old Robert Plant could sing me the phone book and I'd still drop my panties! Just saying his voice was and still is magical. Forever a Led Zeppelin fan!!!
In The Light by Led Zeppelin is another masterpiece. Found them for myself at age 13. I'll be 58 soon. I play their music nearly every day. Thank you for reacting to them. My beloved band.
This is probably one of my absolute top Zeppelin songs. Polo, watching you feel this one Deep into your Soul was a great experience to watch. When music works it's magic it is a wonderful thing! I have a great feeling that this one will be more than just a 4Runner tune!
I’ve been listening to Led Zeppelin for 20 years, and this guy discovering their music and going through it with us is amazing because it’s like I’m discovering them for the first time.
@@omni379I love the reactors that do all their songs, sadly many pick just a few, & miss so many real masterpieces. One I follow did each song & album in order, & at the end of each album picked some lives to do. We just finished ITTOD 2 weeks ago, next is CODA which I’m not real crazy about, sadly most songs were ones they rejected. After Bonham’s death, contractually they needed one more album, so it’s songs they rejected for their albums. This reactor then plans to go back & do more live songs. Thank you again Polo for your reaction.
🎼I missed this one too, Polo! I was listening to Pink Floyd! I’m only an hour late because of David Gilmour! I’m 71 and Led Zeppelin was big when I was in high school. Now I’m gonna be late for bed because of Robert Plant! Keep the good rolling at us Polo. I’m a musician and music moves my soul, especially these 2 bands. Add the Moody Blues in there too. All three could write awesome music.
The crazy part of there catalogue is that even songs that didn’t make any albums are really good. The girl I love she got long black wavy hair Travelling Riverside Blues Hey Hey What can I do Other songs you must listen to are I can’t quit you baby (live) You shook me Bring it on home Ramble on What is and what should never be Ten Years Gone Night Flight In the Light The Rover Bron Yar Stomp Gallows Pole Misty Mountain Hop Rock and Roll Going to California For Your Life Dyer Maker (pronounced Jamaica) Over the Hills and Far away Thank you Wearing and Tearing Tangerine Heartbreaker/living loving maid (together) Then you should listen to live at Madison Square Garden Dazed and Confused 28 minutes long Love your reactions from Down Under
Like others, this is in my top 5 Zeppelin songs. What can you say, just a great acoustic work by Page, Bonhams drums, and Plants vocals. I can remember driving home from work and if this came on the radio I was driving around the block until it's over.
I was also at one of those April 1977 Chicago Stadium shows but I was in balcony way in back. However I did manage to get 8th row center for fall dates that were later added. I was at a Bad Company concert at the Stadium and during intermission it was announced that more Zeppelin show were added and that the tickets were going on sale in the next morning. That was the first time anyone knew of this. We went from the Bad Company concert to Flip Side Records in Hoffman Estates and waited overnight for their ticket sales to begin. It was funny because everyone else in line also came from the Bad Company concert. Unfortunately the Zeppelin concert never happened as tragically Robert Plants son died and the tour was cancelled.
Hi Polo! I requested this song via the buy me a coffee link so I’m so happy you’ve reacted to it! This track gives me chills every time I hear it. Led Zeppelin replaces my dopamine every damn time. Their music is alchemy ✨ I will forever be in love with what they have created in our lifetime. Music is medicine 🔥 Love that you loved it!
Their very FIRST album... I think they were all just in their early 20's... absolutely one of their BEST songs of all their masterpieces... been waiting to see this one show up for your reaction :)
Turned 11 in 1970 and a cousin introduced me to LZ at the party in his car. I was floored, and hooked. I bought every album over the years, bought and wore out 8 tracks and cassettes in my car, have all the cds. They were the core and basis of my music now since that 11th birthday
This album was recorded in 36 hours! I’m discovering that so many of the older recordings I love were primarily born in the creative flow of the moment. Sergeant Peppers, for example, was not meticulously fussed over. John or Paul would come up with something, and it would be incorporated or not, but quickly, lightly. It wasn’t analyzed to death! Same here. All the LD fellows were seasoned/tempered musicians, so the creativity radiated brightly and quickly.
I wish there was a love button. This was the song that made me pick up a guitar at the age of 8. I had to learn this song. This is still my favorite song. I heard on a scratchy record and I was hooked. It was 1980. No sound better in my opinion
Zeppelin I is one of the top 5 greatest debut albums ever, that's just fact. And maybe their best album period. If nothing else Plant's voice was never better
I remember, from fifty years ago how great this song is tripping balls. Most Zep is though. They were a premiere acid rock band. Page produced some terrific soundscapes.
Great reaction! One of my all time Zeppelin faves. I first heard this on record when I was 13 in like 1977 and it really affected me. Pure emotion, and represents a consistent core sound and feel for Led Zeppelin.
Seeing you enjoy this gorgeously powerful Zeppelin tune is pure joy to behold. I was but a nine year old girl when this came out. It is timeless and seeing you react on a first listen brings back the joy I felt on my first listen as well! Thank you
Really enjoyed this one. I’ve never been a huge Zep fan, but it’s been interesting watching it with your reaction. Helps me hear it in a new way and I’m finding more to like. Keep em coming!
@@RassskleYou may want to research that again. Cigar smoking results in four to 10 times the risk of dying from oral, esophageal or laryngeal cancer.
@@alangil40 I have researched it. The untainted research shows that it makes no difference whether you smoke , are a chain smoker, never smoked, lived in a smoke free environement all your life, lived in a constant smoke haze or smoke cigars, cigerettes or rollies......the chance of getting any cancer is the same for all the above groups. As is the chance and odds of dying from it. The anti smoking industry funded by the German Bankers says differently, and use altered reports with altered figures and facts. WHY ??? The German Banking cartel owns most of our banks, insurance companys, hedge funds, stock markets, gold, diamonds and most of the worlds money. Almost anything you buy gives them some profit, no matter how small. Except the tobacco industry. The tobacco industry is self funded and doesn't need the German Bankers......so every dollar spent on tobacco is money LOST to the Banking Cartel.
FOR THE LOVE OF GOD YOU GOTTA SPELL ZEPPELIN CORRECTLY BRO!! LOL! Seriously though - So stoked you are discovering them and so many other great artists I grew up with!
lol I blame it on the wine
@@poloreacts27 Thats exactly like something Robert Plant would say.
@@kickstar1 since spell check has checked in....?
@@poloreacts27 you have 400 likes at 1000 views. I'd say UA-cam thinks a lot of your opinion on Led Zeppelin!
@kickstar1 omg, lil something spellchecker? This isn't the spot for that argument. Actually, I thought I left it in Jr high!
When you’re a Zeppelin fan you’re never alone in this world 🥰🎶 Loyal fan since 1969 🎸🔥🎤
Me too...since early 1970
Then Houses of the Holy, the best album they ever did. No skips, every single track a banger.
All good things come from 1969. I became a person that year. LZ I and II, Abbey Road, the moon landing...
@@dr.juerdotitsgo5119 I think it's my 3rd fav. It's great, and such a different sounding album from them at that time. Edit: Either II, I, V or I, II, V for me.
75 and still Rockin'
Excellent! Thx Polo. ✌🏻
71 yr old here. Zep was my 1st concert. 69/70 in my sr yr.
wow, thats winning the lottery and then some. Im jelly
I was 16, first time i saw them, 18 second time.
When you were 18, could you imagine your 71 year old grandparents liking LZ?
If you have grandchildren, I hope they know how cool their grandpa(?) is!
Edit: p.s. While you were at the concert, I was just seeing a bright light... (b. 1969)
Such a lucky person!
Debut album -- every song an absolute work of art. Changed rock forever. I'm old! I was there! And Plant was barely 20 years old when this album was released. True, pure, brilliant talent. Their music lives on and will live on forever!
I listen to LZ-I about 3x to 4x as often as any other LZ.
I have a hard time not saying LZ-II is my favorite, but I listen to LZ-I twice as often as LZ-II. I can't help it. it's the one I always want to hear.
Every song is a cover, other than 1 or 2.
@@betweentheair Of course some songs are covers. Even the Beatles covered other songs on their first album. But with Led Zeppelin, it's what they DID with those covers that made them so brilliant. They took some simple songs and turned them into their own complex creations through their own amazing talent. Better than the originals for sure.
@@suzedeque correct.
But the whole album is covers lol. With no acknowledgement.
People should know
@@betweentheair Here's a quote about it: "Led Zeppelin did, in fact, give credit where credit was due for some tracks (“You Shook Me”, “I Can't Quit You Baby”, “When the Levee Breaks”, and a half-hearted attempt with “Boogie with Stu”), but not in all cases." They were sued for some they did not acknowledge. But for SURE, they changed them up to reflect their own incomparable style and substance. Still one of the best and most influential bands ever, and I've lived through them all.
Thank you Polo for another Led Zeppelin song. You've got to check out Led Zeppelin's What is and what never should be..... Plant's head explodes and your face will TWITCH!!!
YES 👍
I’m drinking wine too and this song is so beautiful!❤️❤️❤️❤️RIP John Bonham
Cheers to both Bonzo and The Professor as well. R.I.P. you Gods of thunder.
@@THCya97961I still miss Bonham so damn much.
This is Zeppelin at its very finest. ❤
I concur. I love when I see that Polo is reacting to a song that I ABSOLUTELY LOVE. It makes me so excited to watch him hear it for the first time.
Led Zeppelin man for man is the most talented group ever assembled.
I think it’s a tie with Pink Floyd. They are both amazing in different ways.
Hallelujah!
I think you can put Rush in that mix as well.
Side note...Bonham is the greatest rock drummer ever
@@RealPhilipLee After THE BEATLES
Heard this at 14 and still listening 55 years later. Saw them live twice. Best band ever!!
Me too!
Polo, I also gotta recommend Led Zeppelin “The Rain Song” if you enjoy acoustic guitar and the song is unbelievably beautiful. It will be played at my funeral one day.
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He did! I saved you time and scrolled through until I found it! The link is
Thank you!
indeed, go for the live version 2fer from the movie ❤
Best rock band ever
Yeppers!
Robert Plant was 19 when this was recorded. Recently saw an old interview with Jimmy Page telling how he had Robert come to his house and had him listen to an old Joan Baez folk recording of this and sing it his way for him. Jimmy was blown away with what he heard and pretty much hired Robert on the spot.
One of the first leads that put his voice in the mix as a complicated, powerful, but vulnerable musical instrument❤
That reference to Joan Baez sounds familiar........ if the story is true, Page and Plant are the best thing that ever happened to this song. And that whole first Zeppelin album which I believe was panned by critics at the time........ the whole friggin album sounds like a live in the studio performance. Those was the days. Wow!!!
Actually Plant was 20, their first rehearsal was on August 19,1968, the next day Plant turned 20. This album was recorded late September early October, over 4 days & about 30-35 hours start to finish. However they were all so young, & only together as a band a very short time before recording this, their whole story is so interesting.
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@@matthewmarana4573 yes & Bonham had turned 20 earlier in May, JPJ & Page are a little older, at this point JPJ is 22 & Page is 24. When the album is released in the USA on January 12,1969 Page was 25 January on 9th & JPJ 23 on January 3rd.
Im enjoying watching your journey in to led zep with you.
Robert has said his generation from england wanted to get out from under the doom amd gloom of the war. Their parents lived through it, and it weighed upon the kids. They needed an escape.
ZEPPELIN 1 & 2 is the biggest one, two knockout punch in rock history!!!
My favorite Zeppelin tune ever!! love this and its meaning! The best Zeppelin album ever!!❤️
Seems like I say that about a lot of their songs.
@kennethdennis40
No, the first Zeppelin album and the song being reacted to “Bsbe I’m Gonna Leave You”
Babe
Great music never gets old. Just like fine wine.
@Heartstrings_Skyla the music never gets old but why the fuck do the fans have to?
Joking of course because yoh couldn't pay me to go through being in my twenties again .
Fuckin fun but hard work.
Welcome to the Mountan Top of Rock brother. Enjoy their greatness. I sure as hell have? And as far as I'm concerened? Im a Fan of you AND your channel! Thank you Polo for your great content and well thought, intelligent opinions.
Jimmy Page came up with just so many incredible riffs and guitar parts. Astounding.
The man who created Led Zeppelin.😊
I'm glad someone suggested this. This is my favorite Led Zeppelin song. It's so well written and just down right beautiful in every sense.
They didn't write this song, Anne Bredon did. Then Joan Bae covered it and this is their version of her version.
And the feelings it evokes...🤍🎧💫
This is their early stuff. Everything they did was great.
Their early stuff was the hardest rocking. 1&2 BOTH embody what Rock and Roll was all about. It's supposed to be about. Technicians in studios have taken over the industry where everything has to fit into a mold. Zeppelin had it for sure... Tools got it on a level also. PLANT sings from the heart and puts his soul in it. Leaves it all out there. I've seen him 4xs as recently as 2018. He's different now but still puts it all out there. You never leave dissapointed.
@@JeffWall-rl1uuit’s the true passion doing what they really loved/love doing, not every band has that true passion. As JPJ once said, even on our worst days we were better then most, on our best days we mop the floor with them. He also said, whether there’s 20 or 20,000 fans, we always try to give them our best. Yes sometimes Plants vocals had some issues, but the way they toured, & the way he sang it’s not surprising.
THIS song is certainly my favorite Zeppelin song. It is PERFECT!!! Amazing to realize I first enjoyed it some 56 years ago!!!! It hasn't aged one bit, contrary to me!!!
Been my favorite song by them for a long time. Got it on record and it's chefs kiss for sure!!
Everyone gets to this masterpiece eventually and loses their mind...Plant and Bonham had just turned 20.
I'm a fan of you! It has been so uplifting to rediscover with you these amazing bands I grew up with. You have actually helped me appreciate them even more 🤗 Thank you for your honest reactions and sharing your joy with us.
You said exactly how I feel!
AND TO THINK THEY WERE ONLY 19,20,21 UEARS OLD INCREDIBLE
It’s so crazy when you look at a typical 19 yr old. The talent & passion for music made them different. And thank the gods for that.
@@kathiek4239 yeah there was definitely something going on with the kids in England in those days
the only other band that was as explosive at that age was Grand Funk Railroad...who opened for Zep in 69' in Detroit....they were so explosive that Zep had to drop them immediately - that being said, GFR is no Led Zeppelin
Robert was just a kid... where does a young man of that age learn to sing like this ? Answer... you don't learn it, you must be be born with it😮
I think they are the greatest rock band of all time - I love so many bands, but in the just straight up rock-n-roll category, these guys are the goat.
Love you Polo for listening to the Universe of magic that was Led Zeppelin! I saw + heard all of it
Light and Shade.... Zeppelin's signature style
Kinda hilarious in a way to see the young'un reacting pretty much how we did in the very early 70's..... timeless rock
Masterpiece. Start to finish. Pure artistry. ❤
You never cease to amaze me, Polo. Zeppelin is the best. Thank you
Gallows Pole another good one.
One of my favorites ❤ absolutely mind blowing
I'm Gonna Crawl is an intense bluesy song where Plant is sooo good! Check it out!
At 64 years old Robert Plant could sing me the phone book and I'd still drop my panties! Just saying his voice was and still is magical. Forever a Led Zeppelin fan!!!
Dropping those fundies!
Ha ha ,65 now and I get you. He is the only man who gives me unfaithful thoughts
I’m pretty sure he was born in 1948 which makes him 75 or 76.
Truth
In The Light by Led Zeppelin is another masterpiece. Found them for myself at age 13. I'll be 58 soon. I play their music nearly every day. Thank you for reacting to them. My beloved band.
One of Led Zeppelin Masterpiece song and one of my favorite Led Zeppelin songs!!!
Now are you starting to understand why all us old guys keep saying today's music sucks compared to what we had in the 70''s?
That’s just not true. Theres never been more good music being made today, most of it just isn’t being thrust down your throat, you gotta find it
Already was there
@@CredemisZepplin was never shoved down anyone's throat. Nothing today comes close.
That's not good music, that is GREAT music.
Joe bonomassa does a great job of this song.
Led Zeppelin is my favorite band!🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
This is probably one of my absolute top Zeppelin songs.
Polo, watching you feel this one Deep into your Soul was a great experience to watch.
When music works it's magic it is a wonderful thing! I have a great feeling that this one will be more than just a 4Runner tune!
My favorite Led Zeppelin song is usually the last one I listened to too.
Couldn't have said it better myself.
Agreed!
I see Zeppelin, man... I click on it and FAST! 😂
Unbelievable aren't they Polo and you've only scratched the surface of their awesome music. Without doubt they are the GOATS.
This was a campfire favorite in the 70’s. Everyone brought their guitars and we jammed, playing this and other songs of the day.
campfire favourite? just took the wind out of the sails.
THE BEST GOD DAMN BAND EVER!!!!! They have rocked my world since I was 14. Been a long time. Never get tired of them. Plant solo is AMAZING!
Led Zeppelin The Crunge, Dancing Days, Your Time is Gonna Come, there are just so many great tunes by them.
Dancing Days!! A favorite of mine.
I absolutely LOVE his Zep reactions!!
I’ve been listening to Led Zeppelin for 20 years, and this guy discovering their music and going through it with us is amazing because it’s like I’m discovering them for the first time.
The absolute best.
@@omni379I love the reactors that do all their songs, sadly many pick just a few, & miss so many real masterpieces. One I follow did each song & album in order, & at the end of each album picked some lives to do. We just finished ITTOD 2 weeks ago, next is CODA which I’m not real crazy about, sadly most songs were ones they rejected. After Bonham’s death, contractually they needed one more album, so it’s songs they rejected for their albums. This reactor then plans to go back & do more live songs. Thank you again Polo for your reaction.
🎼I missed this one too, Polo! I was listening to Pink Floyd! I’m only an hour late because of David Gilmour! I’m 71 and Led Zeppelin was big when I was in high school. Now I’m gonna be late for bed because of Robert Plant! Keep the good rolling at us Polo. I’m a musician and music moves my soul, especially these 2 bands. Add the Moody Blues in there too. All three could write awesome music.
When this first came out….. about 60 years ago- it was so different and magical. Glad to see people discovering them today.
Ah, the mighty Zep. Fifty years later and this song is still on my play list.
Polo,dude, I have never heard a Zeppelin tune I didn't love. Hope you enjoy them as much as we have for 50 years, yo!!!!!!! ENJOY, BROTHER!
The crazy part of there catalogue is that even songs that didn’t make any albums are really good.
The girl I love she got long black wavy hair
Travelling Riverside Blues
Hey Hey What can I do
Other songs you must listen to are
I can’t quit you baby (live)
You shook me
Bring it on home
Ramble on
What is and what should never be
Ten Years Gone
Night Flight
In the Light
The Rover
Bron Yar Stomp
Gallows Pole
Misty Mountain Hop
Rock and Roll
Going to California
For Your Life
Dyer Maker (pronounced Jamaica)
Over the Hills and Far away
Thank you
Wearing and Tearing
Tangerine
Heartbreaker/living loving maid (together)
Then you should listen to live at Madison Square Garden
Dazed and Confused 28 minutes long
Love your reactions from Down Under
Led Zeppelin. My favourite band and they have a song for every mood or occasion. Magic happens when 4 brilliant musicians morph into a single entity.
Michael Lee on drums is explosive on Page and Plant rendition ! Watch it you won’t be disappointed!
It's surreal that people haven't heard these songs!
🌸 each member of this group is so exceptionally talented and then when you bring them together it's just...magic
Like others, this is in my top 5 Zeppelin songs. What can you say, just a great acoustic work by Page, Bonhams drums, and Plants vocals.
I can remember driving home from work and if this came on the radio I was driving around the block until it's over.
All of the highs and lows that Zep is known for are contained within this one track! Amazing breadth of emotion. Thanks Polo!
So MANY great Zep songs, this is definitely among the best, glad you finally got to experience this one, and enjoy a stogie while doing so.
Thank for digging in a lil deeper with this band. Album 1 and 2 are the best!
LOL Albums 1 and 2 are the best, except for Albums 3 and 4. 😉
@@djknox2 3 and 4 are quite awesome. Except 1 and 2 taught them ALL something!
Oh, we gonna fight over great music? Nope!
@@djknox2 true Dat. I cream 3&4!
My fav zeppelin of all time. In my top five of any band, actually.
This is my favorite Zep tune. April 7th, 1977 Chicago Stadium, 2nd row on the side of the stage next to Page.
I was also at one of those April 1977 Chicago Stadium shows but I was in balcony way in back. However I did manage to get 8th row center for fall dates that were later added. I was at a Bad Company concert at the Stadium and during intermission it was announced that more Zeppelin show were added and that the tickets were going on sale in the next morning. That was the first time anyone knew of this. We went from the Bad Company concert to Flip Side Records in Hoffman Estates and waited overnight for their ticket sales to begin. It was funny because everyone else in line also came from the Bad Company concert. Unfortunately the Zeppelin concert never happened as tragically Robert Plants son died and the tour was cancelled.
Hi Polo! I requested this song via the buy me a coffee link so I’m so happy you’ve reacted to it! This track gives me chills every time I hear it. Led Zeppelin replaces my dopamine every damn time. Their music is alchemy ✨
I will forever be in love with what they have created in our lifetime. Music is medicine 🔥
Love that you loved it!
Their very FIRST album... I think they were all just in their early 20's... absolutely one of their BEST songs of all their masterpieces... been waiting to see this one show up for your reaction :)
One of my favorite of them, glad your reacted to this one. Great rythms and lead, crazy voice and lyrics, and always loud drums, love love and love
I’ve been really enjoying your perspective on the mighty Zeppelin..it’s how I grew up!
Ya gotta dig it man
Turned 11 in 1970 and a cousin introduced me to LZ at the party in his car. I was floored, and hooked. I bought every album over the years, bought and wore out 8 tracks and cassettes in my car, have all the cds. They were the core and basis of my music now since that 11th birthday
It always makes me smile watching you discover Zeppelin songs, stay down that rabbit hole bro!
This album was recorded in 36 hours!
I’m discovering that so many of the older recordings I love were primarily born in the creative flow of the moment.
Sergeant Peppers, for example, was not meticulously fussed over. John or Paul would come up with something, and it would be incorporated or not, but quickly, lightly.
It wasn’t analyzed to death!
Same here. All the LD fellows were seasoned/tempered musicians, so the creativity radiated brightly and quickly.
I wish there was a love button. This was the song that made me pick up a guitar at the age of 8. I had to learn this song. This is still my favorite song. I heard on a scratchy record and I was hooked. It was 1980. No sound better in my opinion
Nothing like listening to a 20 year old Plant. It was different back then.
my favorite zep song! ❤ so GOOD.
Polo - love your channel. You have a great vibe and your authenticity. This was another great song. Thankyou.
We and they didn't have social media taking up our time or brain space. More time back then to be truly creative.
Remember when most singers also played instruments.
So, so many good tracks. The Rain song, Kashmir, whole lotta love...I could go on and on
There's magic in Zeppelin. Every track is amazing. And you always remember where you heard it.
A SUPERB track from a SUPERB album. What more can I say? 73 years old now & I still LOVE it!
Playing this on guitar feels so nice with how you move on the fret board. There's nothing quite like it imo
This is my favorite LZ song, ever. I enjoy watching Polo experience all kinds of music & his observations are so generous & on point! Ty ❤
Sets you up, 1st bar, for a breathtaking composition, mix & delivery
One of those perfectly constructed and delivered works of art that only Led Zeppelin could deliver.
Zeppelin I is one of the top 5 greatest debut albums ever, that's just fact. And maybe their best album period. If nothing else Plant's voice was never better
Amazing.
Definitely hallelujah!!❤️
I remember, from fifty years ago how great this song is tripping balls. Most Zep is though. They were a premiere acid rock band. Page produced some terrific soundscapes.
One of their most underrated songs. I've seen them twice in concert and they are amazing.
Great reaction! One of my all time Zeppelin faves. I first heard this on record when I was 13 in like 1977 and it really affected me. Pure emotion, and represents a consistent core sound and feel for Led Zeppelin.
My favorite band EVER💯
This is my favorite Zeppelin song, bar none. Amazing. Poignant. Genius.
I grew up on this tune. Is a part of my DNA.😊
Every song by Zeppelin Rocks! No such thing as a bad or not so good. Zeppelin Rocks 4 Everyone 4-Ever. 😎❤️🔥💯🦦
Seeing you enjoy this gorgeously powerful Zeppelin tune is pure joy to behold. I was but a nine year old girl when this came out. It is timeless and seeing you react on a first listen brings back the joy I felt on my first listen as well! Thank you
Really enjoyed this one. I’ve never been a huge Zep fan, but it’s been interesting watching it with your reaction. Helps me hear it in a new way and I’m finding more to like. Keep em coming!
How do you review Zeppelin. GOAT. That says it all.
"World's Greatest Band."
Had to learn the acoustic guitar part after I heard this song. Great reaction to a great song
YESSSS!!!!! Great choice, great band, LOVE THIS!!!
Love watching you and the music you pick. Quit the cigars. My grandfather died of throat cancer from the cigar smoking.
That maybe, but smoking does not cause cancer.....just a shortness of breath and a loss of muscle power.
@@RassskleYou may want to research that again. Cigar smoking results in four to 10 times the risk of dying from oral, esophageal or laryngeal cancer.
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I have researched it.
The untainted research shows that it makes no difference whether you smoke , are a chain smoker, never smoked, lived in a smoke free environement all your life, lived in a constant smoke haze or smoke cigars, cigerettes or rollies......the chance of getting any cancer is the same for all the above groups.
As is the chance and odds of dying from it.
The anti smoking industry funded by the German Bankers says differently, and use altered reports with altered figures and facts.
WHY ???
The German Banking cartel owns most of our banks, insurance companys, hedge funds, stock markets, gold, diamonds and most of the worlds money.
Almost anything you buy gives them some profit, no matter how small.
Except the tobacco industry.
The tobacco industry is self funded and doesn't need the German Bankers......so every dollar spent on tobacco is money LOST to the Banking Cartel.
How long ago was this? It is STILL ahead of its time TODAY, AMAZING…and Jimmy Page…omg talent ❤
Fantastic song and made 55 years ago. Got to love Led Zeppelin!
Polo I love your 0-60 comment. Zeppelin understood the magic of amplitudes, leading you gently down a path until boom they hit you with a landmine