This performance is apart of history. Jimmy Page's solo is iconic. I have watched tjis probably a hundred plus times and am mesmerized by Page every time.......Just cant be matched!!!
I love watching open minded young people experience Led Zeppelin for the first time. Yours in particular made me smile several times. You clearly bought into Zep's vibe. They have many stellar live performances but don't ignore their studio releases, it is a whole different experience. I would start with their first album (Led Zeppelin) and go from there. It won't disappoint.
The guitar is..........a Gibson EDS-1275 Doubleneck in Cherry Red. The upper neck is a 12 string, and the lower a six string. The body has the SG series vibe. I'd give my wife, children, and grandchildren for that guitar. But I'd feel bad about it. I'd still do it though. This is my favorite Stairway performance on the net. And let's all remember..........dress to the left.
Especially pertinent is the dressing advice - it seems every LZ video has a few shots lingering below waist level ... at least now the ladies can't whinge about being a "s3x object" - LZ did it first. 😁
Stairway to Heaven is not only Led Zeppelin's best song, it is considered the greatest song in rock history. I would say the "something" you said Robert Plant has is charisma, fabulous stage presence, one of a kind vocals which are highly recognizable, and an enormous amount of talent. These are 4 great musicians, and each are considered some of the greatest in rock history. I saw 3 of their early concerts, but I think this concert from MSG is their best. So their are lot's of great songs from this concert to choose from. For your next Led Zeppelin reaction, I would suggest a song that led Zeppelin considers their best. The song is called Kashmir. Look for Kashmir (live at Knebworth 1979)(Official video). This performance is totally epic, and enormously fun to watch. Can't wait for your next Led Zeppelin reaction, whatever one you choose to do.
Always the same chatter... Of course the boys are in the music Olympus and rightly so. But the list of the best rock songs has long been written and Bob Dylan's "Like a Rolling Stone" was actually named the best number of all time. And all of that happened several years ago. Now, I'm not a particularly big Dylan fan, but his body of work was such a great inspiration to countless other artists that he definitely deserves this recognition, although I would rather see "All along the Watchtower" at number one. But both songs, Dylan wrote...
@@gary6754I agree they have better songs, but this is still the world’s “greatest rock song” by recognition. Also, their cover of “when the levee breaks” and the song “since I’ve been loving you” should be in the discussion for their best.
What a thrill to watch someone as young as you react to, and appreciate one of the, if not the greatest rock bands ever. I could see the awe and wonder on your face. I grew up with these guys but I'm finding that I appreciate and respect them even more watching them through your eyes. You lift my soul. Thank you for being there. Bless you.
Steph is loving them and she still really hasnt experienced the genius of John Bonham!!!! Her first 2 Zep songs were really all Plant and Page. Wait until she tries "When the Levee Breaks' or Kashmir" or "The Ocean"
I fell in love with Led Zeppelin when I was 11 yrs old in 1981... I'm 53 now, and it's SO NICE to see younger people experience and love what I did 40 yrs ago! Keep reacting to Zeppelin...it NEVER gets old!!!
Robert Plant is the greatest front man, he oozes sexy, & in my opinion the greatest voice. He has great tone, & can switch his vocals like it’s nothing. I think each of these 4 guys are #1 at what they do. Jimmy Page has a guitar solo in just about every song, sometimes more then one. Glad you did another reaction right away, hopefully that means you’ll be doing many many more, Thank You.
they are all geniuses, jimmy is my guitar goat I recommend dazed and confused live at madison square and i cant quit you babe at the royal albert hall 1970
Steph, this is the second reaction video of Led Zeppelin that I've watched you do and you are extremely intricate in your details and spot on because in my opinion Led Zeppelin was the greatest rock 'n' roll band that ever was… It is why they sold over 350 million albums worldwide with only eight recorded studio albums released and continue to sell...... a very unique group with four members one sadly deceased the drummer as of 1980 when they disbanded..... each member is highly regarded as one if not, the top musicians in their field !!!!! Thank you so much your reviews, They are a pleasure to watch.... we need you to do Kashmir live, Knebworth live in 1979 !
if you loved that one watch next : Led Zeppelin - Since I've Been Loving You (Live at Madison Square Garden 1973) it will be the best performance you ever seen.
There are no bad Zeppelin songs. Every song touches you in a different way. Or brings you back to a certain time and space in your life. That's why it's so hard to pick a favorite song. Depending on your mood or whatever life has to through at you. There is a song that takes you there. Then that song becomes your favorite. The stars were aligned at this one time and space that brought these 4 master musicians together. There are many great bands. But there will never be another band that changes everything you thought you knew about music. The greatest band to ever grace the stage. They were then, they are today, and will forever tomorrow be long after this civilization vanishes. The alien nation will be rocking to LedZeppelin
Jimmy Page is my favorite guitarist of all time. The playing doesn't even have to be complicated and it can still hypnotize you...together with the atmosphere these guys create together, you can feel what he is communicating thru his instrument. The number of amazing riffs he has created in his career is phenomenal. Robert Plant is one of the greatest front men in history John "Bonzo" Bonham one of the greatest drummers of all time and John Paul Jones on bass, keyboards and everything else. These guys were the gods of rock...except they also played blues as you can attest to from your introduction to them in "Since I've Been Loving You". They played folk as well. You never knew what you were gonna get from them from one album to the next. You just knew it was gonna be great.
Sometimes from one song to the next. Page is so great even if it isn’t complicated, because he has such passion, he bares his heart & soul through his guitar. I think he needs to play his guitars, as much as he needs to breath. I’ve said before, he makes love to his guitar, sometimes slow & easy while other times fast & furious.
A reaction worthy of The Mighty Zeppelin, lol! Very fun to watch you discover their , as you were sort of saying, excellence that they reinforce or complement in each other. Another great live Zeppelin vid with a killer guitar solo is "No Quarter." (from this same show) Very melodic, "singing" solo as well. "Over the hills and far away" has the same kind of beautiful guitar (and everything else!) work!
Very nice reaction. As others have said, Led Zeppelin is one of the best, if not the best Rock band, certainly from the late 1960s into the 1970s if not of all time. I was fortunate to see them live twice in a week back in 1977 at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
@@Jjack1392 gave “him” a thumbs up. Who’s him. I bought the classic black and white Swan Song teen shirt and wore it out. I also bought a red tee shirt with a different design outside the Garden and it faded out quickly. I don’t have either shirt anymore and I don’t have my ticket stubs but I have a button given out by WPLJ the New York radio station that sponsored the shows. It says right on the button WPLJ and 1977. I was not there in 1973. I am not a liar. I know many people who went to those shows that year.
@@Jjack1392 Sorry, I am not a liar. Led Zeppelin did play the Garden in 1977. I got mail order tickets for June 8 and a buddy had 4 tickets for June 13 and when two people canceled on him, I grabbed one of those tickets. I know lots of people who saw them that year at MSG. Look it up, they played that the Garden in 1977. I never said I went in 1973, I was just discovering them around that time and didn’t start going to concerts until 1976. I think they may have also played the Garden in 1975 too but I only saw them in 1977.
There's a reason why Led Zeppelin are called Rock Gods. The two videos that you reacted to are both from the same MSG show. You need to check out another from this show, "The Song Remains The Same/Rain Song". You won't regret it. ✌️❤️🌹
"Stairway to Heaven" is absolutely Led Zeppelin's most famous song, and it's one of the candidates for greatest rock song of all time. However, the band's favorite song -- and the one I like best -- is "Kashmir." While both songs are great -- I mean, *really great* -- I find "Kashmir" the more sophisticated of the two, as it integrates South Asian sounds with rock and roll, to produce something truly unique. That said, this is probably the more popular song of the two.
Nice reaction, but you have to remember these guys at the time were only in their early twenties. The dedication skill craftsmanship and raw talent these young men had.
Absolutely a great solo. I think the solo itself starts at the beginning of the songs and continues to the end. I still get the goosebumps I got both times I saw them. I'm a guy and I had a wall of Led Zep pictures and posters. Wish I'd of saved it all.
Another great reaction, Stef! 😊 If you type in Kennedy Center Stairway to Heaven or Heart Stairway to Heaven you can see the members of Led Zeppelin reacting to the band Heart (another great rock band from the same era, who you'd love) playing this song at an award ceremony honoring the members of Led Zeppelin. It's a very sweet tribute and I think you'd really enjoy it!
Positively without a doubt the best band that’s ever lived all four of them smoking glad to see somebody young like you enjoying it. I’m 59 I’ve been rocking to this since I was about 12 rock ‘n’ roll will never die. Keep it going.
In the early years Jimmy wrote most of the lyrics. Jimmy wanted Robert to write more so that he (Jimmy) could consentrate more on the guitar work. Stairway was 2 different pieces of music that Jimmy realized would fit together perfectly.Robert wrote most of the lyrics in about 20 minutes give or take.
YES girl the most iconic rock sonh of all time. Mr plants voice looking as he did. Mr Page o epic guitar solo of all time. Looking hot 2! Masters as work. Thank God for this video! Cheers
The GOATS OF GOATS…LISTENING TO THEM FOR OVER 50 years! The guitar is a double neck. A 6 string on the bottom, and a 12 string on the top. Notice he plays them at different times. He use the six for solos, and the 12 for rhythm! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 My Dear, this is only the begging! They are their own genre! They are blues based, any genre they do they own! Start at album one,song one! They only get better, and better! 👍
Steph, I'm so glad you reacted to Stairway!! you're right, that should have been your first one! haha! Do "The Song Remains the Same / Rain Song" next, from that same concert... you will love them even more! And of course, if you want to see Jimmy Page use a violin bow on his guitar, then definitely watch Dazed and Confused too. By the way, that is called a double neck guitar. The top is a 12 string and the bottom is a 6 string. Yes, it is very beautiful! Love and hugs, Bill
The first time I heard this song I was stupefied...this song caused something inexplicable in me I began to remember many anecdotes and experiences of my life...after DAZED AND CONFUSED the same thing happened and from that day on I bought all of their Led Zeppelin albums I,II,III,IV,HOUSES OF THE HOLLIE,PYSHICAL GRAFFITY AND PRESENCE!!!!! I AM AN UNCONDITIONAL FAN TO THIS DAY!! THANK YOU ROBERT PLANT!!!JIMMY PAGE!!!JHON PAUL JONES!!!!JHON BOHMAN!!!SIMPLY THE BEST IN THE WORLD!!!!
That's a double-neck guitar, a type of multi-neck guitar, commonly built w/ a regular guitar and a 12-string guitar in one body. I have seen some having a bass as the 2nd part as well. Other types of multi-neck guitars include a "Y"- configuration (I don't know the official name type) where both guitar necks can be played at the same time using both hands (Stratovarius - band uses 1 sometimes, among others) (I can't find a picture w/ google, but the best that I found was a 4 neck guitar searching under - "unusual multi-neck guitar." Cut off the bottom 2 necks and that's sort of what it looks like).
Well, Steph, I was alive back then, 14 or 15 years old, and did have a poster from this movie "The Song Remains the Same" on my bedroom wall. Right along side of the 2 posters that came in Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" album.
That was a glorious reaction, Steph! ❤ Yes, the group is absolutely without equal when it comes to delivering hard driving, scintillating rock 'n roll. And they can also slow it and to be just as mesmerizing. I would suggest you check out their live 1973 version of "Rock 'n Roll." Brief, but astonishingly powerful. 🤩
You just listened to one of the best Rock Songs ever made and this live performance cannot be surpassed!! Led Zeppelin is one of the top three bands to have ever existed!
I saw them 5/30/77 outside of Wash. D.C. My seat was the first section off of the floor directly across from Jimmy Page. I couldn’t take my eyes off of him. An edited audio of the show is on UA-cam.
Only one suggestion Steph, you are a beautiful girl and certainly a pleasure to look at but, you need to switch positions with who you are commenting on and give them the full screen and you take the bottom corner.
I just bought an awesome 24 x 36 poster of Jimmy Page, in color, wearing his black and red dragon pants, playing his double neck. I framed it and hung it in my living room! I'm a life long fan. Discovered them around 1974 or 5..
@@sicotshit7068 0 seconds ago I just bought an awesome 24 x 36 poster of Jimmy Page, in color, wearing his black and red dragon pants, playing his double neck. I framed it and hung it in my living room! I'm a life long fan. Discovered them around 1974 or 5..
It's a double-neck guitar. A 12-string on top and 6-string on the bottom. They were fairly common with some of the great bands of the day. The Eagles, Don Felder often played one.
@@flickwtchr Come on, you know what I meant, the studio version is the standard, it was never surpassed live for me no matter how long it was. Same with Dazed and Confused, the studio version is perfect, the live versions took on a life of their own. Live improv is great but I love the originals as much or more. Great Band in studio or live.
It is hard to describe what they do to you, but you have to have words for it. I’m a 60-year-old man and I grew up listening to it and I still feel it. Got tears of my eyes right now watching you enjoyed as much as I did when I was your age age. Keep it up and brings back. Good memories for all of us thank youfor your action😅
“The meaning of "Stairway to Heaven" When I run or hike my mind often plays songs repetitively. If I don't like the song or don't know enough of the lyrics to make it a pleasant experience the resulting monotony can get quite burdensome. But if I'm lucky, a beautiful ballad that I know and love will play and I can enjoy the experience. "Stairway to Heaven" is one such song. Written in 1971 by Robert Plant and Jimmy Page, performed by the incomparable Led Zeppelin, it played endlessly on the radio when I was in high school. And every time it came on, I turned up the volume and let the spell of that song carry me away. At over 8 minutes long, with lyrics scattered sparsely throughout, it's arguable that the lyrics aren't central to the song. It's one of the greatest rock anthems of all time - who even listens to the lyrics? I certainly didn't. Not until it started playing endlessly in my head. When you are forced to listen to a song 15 times in a row, you get past the awesome guitar solos and the ethereal mood of the song and you start to wonder, "What the F--- is this song really about?" At least I do. When I first heard the song it seemed to be about some rich lady who bought her way into heaven. The line "your head is humming and it won't go, in case you don't know" seemed appropriate to the endless loop I was experiencing. But it took a long time for the story to come together in my mind. As I got into it, there seemed to be a lot of non-sequiturs. Consider the line "in a tree by the brook, there's a songbird who sings, sometimes all of our thoughts are misgiven." Where did THAT come from? We were just talking about the Stairway lady. It made me wonder. In time I realized the song is not a linear story. It's a series of images altered by the later context. It's kind of like a movie that starts in the middle of the story and only later supplies the context to understand what you've seen. "There's a lady who's sure all that glitters is gold, and she's buying a stairway to heaven." The lady and her stairway represent materialism. There's also a hint that she may be misguided because all that glitters is NOT gold. "When she gets there she knows, if the stores are all closed, with a word she can get what she came for." Money, privilege and power. Pretty simple so far. "There's a sign on the wall, but she wants to be sure, 'cause you know sometimes words have two meanings." She doesn't trust anyone. Money has cut her off from people. Then comes the apparent non-sequitur. "In a tree by the brook, there's a songbird who sings, sometimes all of our thoughts are misgiven." So far the song has been about a lady and a stairway, or if we're already on the metaphorical bandwagon, it's about materialism and the way that cuts us off from other people. We can't understand this line except in the context of the rest of the song, but we'll soon see that a change from an old way of thinking to a new one is the real theme of this song. So eventually we'll understand that this line starts the real theme of the song and everything that came before it is a metaphor for the old way of thinking. The refrain is "Oooo, it makes me wonder." Wonder what? The singer is rethinking something. But what? The story takes a personal turn with the line, "There's a feeling I get when I look to the west and my spirit is crying for leaving." This is a lovely poetic line that boils down to "Facing death makes me think about what's important in life." Because the sun sets there, west has been a metaphor for death since at least ancient Egyptian times. "In my thoughts I have seen rings of smoke through the trees and the voices of those who stand looking." Rings of smoke denote campfires, indicating that people live there, despite being hidden. Those who stand looking are people who witness evil, but say nothing. The people in his thoughts are coming out of hiding to stand up for what's right. "And it's whispered that soon, if we all call the tune, then the piper will lead us to reason." The vision continues.The tune and the piper are musical metaphors connoting the spread of the goodness and truth seen in the vision. "And a new day will dawn for those who stand long and the forest will echo with laughter." As the vision gathers momentum, the people are no longer hiding in the trees. But we're still not sure what this great vision really is. Does it have anything to do with the lady or the materialism she represents? In the next few lines, we the listener are brought into the song somewhat ambiguously. "Your" and "you" could refer to the lady, but as we'll see later, they don't. "If there's a bustle in your hedgerow, don't be alarmed now. It's just a spring clean for the May queen." Very poetic again, and very British. Some translation is needed. In rural England the hedgerow is the line of shrubs denoting the property line between your estate and the next, so a "bustle in your hedgerow" means something is changing in your life or your mind. The May queen was chosen by a village to represent youth, beauty, newness, and hope for a better future. So this line boils down to "if your old ideas start crumbling, don't be alarmed, you have new and better ideas forming in their place." It's also possible that the May queen is another reference to the lady, though significantly changed in her ways. "Yes there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run, there's still time to change the road you're on." This is a major clue to the still nebulous vision. It's a vision about a change for the better, one that we the listener can make. "Your head is humming and it won't go, in case you don't know. The piper's calling you to join him." Since the bustle, hedgerow and May queen were so mysterious, this stanza restates and clarifies the previous one. The piper, as mentioned earlier, represents the vision, now evidently an idea because it is humming in our head. It's also a popular idea because here the piper is portrayed like the Pied Piper whose pipe magically lured rats and children to follow him. "Dear lady can you hear the wind blow, and did you know, your stairway lies on the whispering wind." There's a lot going on here. Blowing wind is a metaphor for popular opinion, just as it was in many other songs from this era. Now we see the flaw in materialism, represented by the lady. Her money is only good if people accept it. And her reliance on it has cut her off from those people to the point where she may not be able to hear them at all. "Dear lady" is a clue that the lady also represents the materialist part of ourselves, one of the "two paths you can go by." "And as we wind on down the road, our shadows taller than our souls." I really love this image. This song could have been about other people's flaws, but it's not. As time goes by, we inevitably grow more materialistic. One day we realize that we haven't lived up to the idealism of youth. Our material selves are now more important to us than our spiritual selves. But why shadows? A close inspection of the entire song shows a consistent differentiation between things seen and things heard. Things seen are false and misleading. Things heard are real and from the heart. This might seem strange, but remember, we're listening to a song. The truth is coming to us aurally, not visually. "There walks a lady we all know, who shines white light and wants to show, how everything still turns to gold." The shadows of the previous line come from the shining white light of a materialistic point of view. If we cast a shadow, it's because our materialism is showing. "And if you listen very hard, the tune will come to you at last." The tune returns. Like last time, the tune is the new way of thinking, the second path, the non-materialist way of living that is more genuine, and keeps us connected to other people. "When all are one and one is all. To be a rock and not to roll." It's too bad this line is so hard to understand in the recording because it really ties everything together. If the new way of thinking is good for one person, it's even better for a group. If enough like-minded folks get together and form a community then we'll live in a real, solid and reliable paradise. "And she's buying a stairway to heaven." If not, the materialists will take advantage of the rest of us. So that's how I interpret the song. It has added immensely to my enjoyment of Stairway to Heaven. I hope it does the same for you. Brian Robinson” This is the best interpretation of “Stairway to Heaven” lyrics I encountered so far. If you/anyone knows a better one, please share. “... It's one of those songs where… if you have a moment, with either someone else or just a moment where you're watching the sun rising or something… It's one of those moments that, this piece of music, if it connects, it's going to connect fully, into every vein you've got going, and makes something inside you… Your little atoms are stirred by it. Your being… it's one of those songs that actually connects with your being.” Krusher More than a Rock band, Led Zeppelin is an experience. An emotional rollercoaster able to show you places and feelings deep within yourself, that you, yourself, never knew existed. That is the reason, I think, Led Zeppelin is the greatest Rock band of all time.
Jimmy Page é simplesmente um Deus na guitarra, e um fato curioso, é que ele literalmente ama o Brasil, ele morou por anos no Brasil, até hoje ele têm casas e instituto de caridade na Bahia.
On the one hand, yes this is probably their most famous song. In fact, it's probably the most famous song by anyone since Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" :) On the other hand... just wait until you get to hear versions of "Kashmir"! That is probably their most potent song, artistically and in its imagery and ability to put you into a transcendant mind. It is the band's choice for their own favorite. There are several versions over the years, but my personal favorite is the 1995 "Unledded" or Oriental version that Jimmy & Robert did live with classical and traditional musician sections added. It shows various roots and connections of different regions and styles that inspired it. Otherwise, the live at Knebworth 1979 version that people often react to on UA-cam is also amazing in the original band's format.
Rain song from Led Zeppelin is fantastic and I think you would like it. Be sure to do the one titled alternate take (live music video). Great version from madison square garden
I love your reaction to watching the greatest band of all time,i subscribed to your chanel after seeing you review the band doing Whole lotta love, and you had to watch it twice, you recconize greatness and appreciate the band the way we all do,careful,the Led Zeppelin rabbit hole is deep.😊
There are only four other live guitar performances that are considered equal to this one and I hope you will treat yourself and see them. Here they are: 1. Jimi Hendrix playing the Star Spangled Banner at Woodstock where he amazingly brings the sounds of the Vietnam War through his Fender guitar. 2. Santana playing Soul Sacrifice at Woodstock 3. Grand Funk Railroad live; oh I've blanked! It's the one with the guitarist playing a green guitar and wearing a green vest! 4. Lynyrd Skynyrd Freebird live
The EDS-1275 was mostly popularized by Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin, most notably during live performances of "Stairway to Heaven."[10][11] The double neck eliminated the need to switch guitars mid-song. At the beginning of "Stairway to Heaven", he used the bottom 6-string neck for the intro and first verse, then switched to the top 12-string neck, then to the 6-string neck for the extended guitar solo, and back to the 12-string for the final chorus.
Thats the iconic 1966 Gibson EDS-1275 Doubleneck. Its basically 2 guitars in one(electric and acoustic sounds) so that there is no need to change instruments. Hail Zep!
Led Zeppelin has to be in the top 5 of all time best British Bands.🏴🇬🇧 The Beatles Queen The Rolling Stones Pink Floyd Led Zeppelin In no particular order 😊
Hi dear, it`s really a pleasure seeing young lovely girls like you to check and pay attention emotionally to the real monsters of the early 60's /late 70's rock music scene, an unmatchable era ever. As I said, real music, musicians, singers, real stage, performing live their blockbusters recording hits, like this one, released in 1971/72, and today, moves souls and human beans just like you. Thanks for the reaction, wellcome to the Zepp world, and in the better way. Cheers, take care.
Double-necked guitar. Sometimes one is strung as a bass and the other is a guitar. This one - the top is 12-string "semi-acoustic" and the lower is a 6-string full-electric. I love Robert's ad libs in this version! e.g. "And I think you can see that"..... "Does anybody remember laughter?"...... Doing exactly what he was born to do! I still love to play this song on piano or guitar!
I had to pause the video to comment when you said “he has something”! 😂 Yes indeed, he has something sister! I’ve had a crush on him since the ‘70’s! 🥰
Jimmy Page had that double neck guitar made for him so he was able to play that song live - the studio version has 6 string and 12 string sections, so he needed a guitar that could do both 6 string and 12 string without changing instruments
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Get some good over the ears headphones for this ride - you'll hear the bass much better and other elements. Trust me on this
Everyone had posters of Jimmy Page on their wall. Women and men...straight or otherwise. Now do "No Quarter" from the same album.
It's funny I am old enough to be your grandfather and I am filled with happiness to see that you enjoyed this music. Different times back then!
Zeppilin is at the top of Rock hiarchy along with the Stone beatles and get this, who was the other... CCR. Credence
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A new Zeppelin fan is born....it's a beautiful thing to see
LOVE this comment! How very true... ❣️🤩🤩🤩
Yes
Yes indeed ❤
Zeppelin doesn't have just a good singer, guitarist, etc. They have four of the greatest at their individual crafts.
Yeah, u are a pretty good band when the weakest musician in the group is Jimmy Page
@@kenkonwick6660 WTF?! The weakest is Jimmy??? You have brain damage dud...
Word. Best Rock band ever. They invented the genre.
What genre? Led Zeppelin was multiple@@jdbroders64
definitely. Best there ever was or ever will be..!!
This performance is apart of history. Jimmy Page's solo is iconic. I have watched tjis probably a hundred plus times and am mesmerized by Page every time.......Just cant be matched!!!
You just saw the best rock band of all time
Wrong. I love Led Zeppelin, but the Beatles are the best rock band in history.
@@jaydouglas8845 If i want to fall asleep i listen to the Beatles.
Agree. Led Zeppelin is far and away the greatest ever. In my opinion that is 😊.
Page sucked like. The studio version reigns.
Sorry, but don't forget Pink Floyd!!
I love watching open minded young people experience Led Zeppelin for the first time. Yours in particular made me smile several times. You clearly bought into Zep's vibe. They have many stellar live performances but don't ignore their studio releases, it is a whole different experience. I would start with their first album (Led Zeppelin) and go from there. It won't disappoint.
Been listening to Zep since my teen years in the 70s but I must say to watch someone experience them for the first time brings much joy and smiles.
The guitar is..........a Gibson EDS-1275 Doubleneck in Cherry Red. The upper neck is a 12 string, and the lower a six string. The body has the SG series vibe. I'd give my wife, children, and grandchildren for that guitar. But I'd feel bad about it. I'd still do it though. This is my favorite Stairway performance on the net. And let's all remember..........dress to the left.
Yep .. with "Custom" on the stocks. On the studio album he used other makes, a Tele rather than the Les Pauls usually seen with Jimmy
Especially pertinent is the dressing advice - it seems every LZ video has a few shots lingering below waist level ... at least now the ladies can't whinge about being a "s3x object" - LZ did it first. 😁
@@richardmeyer418 it's better to strum axes rather than grind them
Love what you said
And she got treated to the split screen view of Willy Plant ...
Stairway to Heaven is not only Led Zeppelin's best song, it is considered the greatest song in rock history. I would say the "something" you said Robert Plant has is charisma, fabulous stage presence, one of a kind vocals which are highly recognizable, and an enormous amount of talent. These are 4 great musicians, and each are considered some of the greatest in rock history. I saw 3 of their early concerts, but I think this concert from MSG is their best. So their are lot's of great songs from this concert to choose from. For your next Led Zeppelin reaction, I would suggest a song that led Zeppelin considers their best. The song is called Kashmir. Look for Kashmir (live at Knebworth 1979)(Official video). This performance is totally epic, and enormously fun to watch. Can't wait for your next Led Zeppelin reaction, whatever one you choose to do.
zeppelin has better songs - kashmir, ten years gone, achulles last stand, no quarter, the rain song,
Always the same chatter... Of course the boys are in the music Olympus and rightly so. But the list of the best rock songs has long been written and Bob Dylan's "Like a Rolling Stone" was actually named the best number of all time. And all of that happened several years ago. Now, I'm not a particularly big Dylan fan, but his body of work was such a great inspiration to countless other artists that he definitely deserves this recognition, although I would rather see "All along the Watchtower" at number one. But both songs, Dylan wrote...
The song "thank you" is just beautiful
@@gary6754I agree they have better songs, but this is still the world’s “greatest rock song” by recognition. Also, their cover of “when the levee breaks” and the song “since I’ve been loving you” should be in the discussion for their best.
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What a thrill to watch someone as young as you react to, and appreciate one of the, if not the greatest rock bands ever. I could see the awe and wonder on your face. I grew up with these guys but I'm finding that I appreciate and respect them even more watching them through your eyes. You lift my soul. Thank you for being there. Bless you.
The greatest ever song composed ever period.its immortal.its divine intervention 🐐
Steph is loving them and she still really hasnt experienced the genius of John Bonham!!!! Her first 2 Zep songs were really all Plant and Page. Wait until she tries "When the Levee Breaks' or Kashmir" or "The Ocean"
I fell in love with Led Zeppelin when I was 11 yrs old in 1981...
I'm 53 now, and it's SO NICE to see younger people experience and love what I did 40 yrs ago!
Keep reacting to Zeppelin...it NEVER gets old!!!
Steph, yes, Led Zeppelin will put you into a different state where you journey into musical bliss! Greatest band.................ever
Robert Plant is the greatest front man, he oozes sexy, & in my opinion the greatest voice. He has great tone, & can switch his vocals like it’s nothing. I think each of these 4 guys are #1 at what they do. Jimmy Page has a guitar solo in just about every song, sometimes more then one. Glad you did another reaction right away, hopefully that means you’ll be doing many many more, Thank You.
Greatest rock and roll band period!!!
they are all geniuses, jimmy is my guitar goat
I recommend dazed and confused live at madison square
and i cant quit you babe at the royal albert hall 1970
Steph, this is the second reaction video of Led Zeppelin that I've watched you do and you are extremely intricate in your details and spot on because in my opinion Led Zeppelin was the greatest rock 'n' roll band that ever was… It is why they sold over 350 million albums worldwide with only eight recorded studio albums released and continue to sell...... a very unique group with four members one sadly deceased the drummer as of 1980 when they disbanded..... each member is highly regarded as one if not, the top musicians in their field !!!!!
Thank you so much your reviews, They are a pleasure to watch.... we need you to do Kashmir live, Knebworth live in 1979 !
if you loved that one watch next : Led Zeppelin - Since I've Been Loving You (Live at Madison Square Garden 1973) it will be the best performance you ever seen.
There are no bad Zeppelin songs. Every song touches you in a different way. Or brings you back to a certain time and space in your life. That's why it's so hard to pick a favorite song. Depending on your mood or whatever life has to through at you. There is a song that takes you there. Then that song becomes your favorite. The stars were aligned at this one time and space that brought these 4 master musicians together. There are many great bands. But there will never be another band that changes everything you thought you knew about music. The greatest band to ever grace the stage. They were then, they are today, and will forever tomorrow be long after this civilization vanishes. The alien nation will be rocking to LedZeppelin
Jimmy Page is my favorite guitarist of all time. The playing doesn't even have to be complicated and it can still hypnotize you...together with the atmosphere these guys create together, you can feel what he is communicating thru his instrument. The number of amazing riffs he has created in his career is phenomenal. Robert Plant is one of the greatest front men in history John "Bonzo" Bonham one of the greatest drummers of all time and John Paul Jones on bass, keyboards and everything else. These guys were the gods of rock...except they also played blues as you can attest to from your introduction to them in "Since I've Been Loving You". They played folk as well. You never knew what you were gonna get from them from one album to the next. You just knew it was gonna be great.
Sometimes from one song to the next. Page is so great even if it isn’t complicated, because he has such passion, he bares his heart & soul through his guitar. I think he needs to play his guitars, as much as he needs to breath. I’ve said before, he makes love to his guitar, sometimes slow & easy while other times fast & furious.
One of the best riff masters ever, with Ritchie Blackmore and Tony Iommi. Fearsome guitar riffs from all 3.
@@vicprovost2561 Page is the greatest.
JIMMY PAGE! GOAT forever!
Such a beautiful song ❤
Nice reaction Stephgard. Now you must always be ready for Led Zeppelin.
A reaction worthy of The Mighty Zeppelin, lol! Very fun to watch you discover their , as you were sort of saying, excellence that they reinforce or complement in each other. Another great live Zeppelin vid with a killer guitar solo is "No Quarter." (from this same show) Very melodic, "singing" solo as well. "Over the hills and far away" has the same kind of beautiful guitar (and everything else!) work!
Very nice reaction. As others have said, Led Zeppelin is one of the best, if not the best Rock band, certainly from the late 1960s into the 1970s if not of all time. I was fortunate to see them live twice in a week back in 1977 at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
your a liar, Zepplin played the Garden in 73, no one who was there would forget that. all you people that gave him a thumbs up dont know any better
@@Jjack1392 gave “him” a thumbs up. Who’s him. I bought the classic black and white Swan Song teen shirt and wore it out. I also bought a red tee shirt with a different design outside the Garden and it faded out quickly. I don’t have either shirt anymore and I don’t have my ticket stubs but I have a button given out by WPLJ the New York radio station that sponsored the shows. It says right on the button WPLJ and 1977. I was not there in 1973. I am not a liar. I know many people who went to those shows that year.
@@Jjack1392 Sorry, I am not a liar. Led Zeppelin did play the Garden in 1977. I got mail order tickets for June 8 and a buddy had 4 tickets for June 13 and when two people canceled on him, I grabbed one of those tickets. I know lots of people who saw them that year at MSG. Look it up, they played that the Garden in 1977. I never said I went in 1973, I was just discovering them around that time and didn’t start going to concerts until 1976. I think they may have also played the Garden in 1975 too but I only saw them in 1977.
I saw them in 1977 at Oakland Stadium@@VinE83656
This band is simply the GOAT of all time.
There's a reason why Led Zeppelin are called Rock Gods.
The two videos that you reacted to are both from the same MSG show. You need to check out another from this show, "The Song Remains The Same/Rain Song". You won't regret it. ✌️❤️🌹
You just heard one of the best guitarists that ever lived!!! And one of the best rock songs ever written!!
There are also another 88 great songs by Led Zeppelin!!!!!
"Stairway to Heaven" is absolutely Led Zeppelin's most famous song, and it's one of the candidates for greatest rock song of all time.
However, the band's favorite song -- and the one I like best -- is "Kashmir."
While both songs are great -- I mean, *really great* -- I find "Kashmir" the more sophisticated of the two, as it integrates South Asian sounds with rock and roll, to produce something truly unique.
That said, this is probably the more popular song of the two.
It's a magical song
The band was as one. No drama among each other. They functioned as one. Zeppelin was them.
And they were all GOATs.
I first saw this in 76 at a mid nite movie. I have to watch all first reactions just to see how much the reactor reacts to pure awesomeness.
Welcome to Led Zeppelin. I think you will enjoy the journey....It will take you there.
When the Levee Breaks, Black Dog, Over the Hills and Far Away, Kashmir and of course Whole Lot of Love. Just a few more to wrap your ears around.
I think you should do every Zep song in order. Studio first then live. That way you can see where they expanded the song after hearing the studio
Nice reaction, but you have to remember these guys at the time were only in their early twenties. The dedication skill craftsmanship and raw talent these young men had.
It’s a great performance, but the studio version is a priceless work of art you can have to yourself anytime you want!🌿🌸
Absolutely a great solo. I think the solo itself starts at the beginning of the songs and continues to the end. I still get the goosebumps I got both times I saw them. I'm a guy and I had a wall of Led Zep pictures and posters. Wish I'd of saved it all.
Another great reaction, Stef! 😊 If you type in Kennedy Center Stairway to Heaven or Heart Stairway to Heaven you can see the members of Led Zeppelin reacting to the band Heart (another great rock band from the same era, who you'd love) playing this song at an award ceremony honoring the members of Led Zeppelin. It's a very sweet tribute and I think you'd really enjoy it!
Positively without a doubt the best band that’s ever lived all four of them smoking glad to see somebody young like you enjoying it. I’m 59 I’ve been rocking to this since I was about 12 rock ‘n’ roll will never die. Keep it going.
What he (Robert Plant) has, among other things, is the lyrics: all are his, AFAIK. Both he and
Jimmy Page are still performing!
In the early years Jimmy wrote most of the lyrics. Jimmy wanted Robert to write more so that he (Jimmy) could consentrate more on the guitar work. Stairway was 2 different pieces of music that Jimmy realized would fit together perfectly.Robert wrote most of the lyrics in about 20 minutes give or take.
YES girl the most iconic rock sonh of all time. Mr plants voice looking as he did. Mr Page o epic guitar solo of all time. Looking hot 2! Masters as work. Thank God for this video! Cheers
Nice reaction Steph! Love how you describe how the music touches your soul! They are the best of all time!
The GOATS OF GOATS…LISTENING TO THEM FOR OVER 50 years! The guitar is a double neck. A 6 string on the bottom, and a 12 string on the top. Notice he plays them at different times. He use the six for solos, and the 12 for rhythm! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 My Dear, this is only the begging! They are their own genre! They are blues based, any genre they do they own! Start at album one,song one! They only get better, and better! 👍
Epic Song, monumental guitar solo. The best group in history of rock
Another young heart captured by Led Zeppelin!
You said it completely right.... They Complete Each Other...!! Great reaction.
Steph, I'm so glad you reacted to Stairway!! you're right, that should have been your first one! haha! Do "The Song Remains the Same / Rain Song" next, from that same concert... you will love them even more! And of course, if you want to see Jimmy Page use a violin bow on his guitar, then definitely watch Dazed and Confused too. By the way, that is called a double neck guitar. The top is a 12 string and the bottom is a 6 string. Yes, it is very beautiful!
Love and hugs, Bill
The first time I heard this song I was stupefied...this song caused something inexplicable in me I began to remember many anecdotes and experiences of my life...after DAZED AND CONFUSED the same thing happened and from that day on I bought all of their Led Zeppelin albums I,II,III,IV,HOUSES OF THE HOLLIE,PYSHICAL GRAFFITY AND PRESENCE!!!!! I AM AN UNCONDITIONAL FAN TO THIS DAY!!
THANK YOU ROBERT PLANT!!!JIMMY PAGE!!!JHON PAUL JONES!!!!JHON BOHMAN!!!SIMPLY THE BEST IN THE WORLD!!!!
He has something called a ton of SWAGGGG !!!!!!
That's a double-neck guitar, a type of multi-neck guitar, commonly built w/ a regular guitar and a 12-string guitar in one body. I have seen some having a bass as the 2nd part as well.
Other types of multi-neck guitars include a "Y"- configuration (I don't know the official name type) where both guitar necks can be played at the same time using both hands (Stratovarius - band uses 1 sometimes, among others) (I can't find a picture w/ google, but the best that I found was a 4 neck guitar searching under - "unusual multi-neck guitar." Cut off the bottom 2 necks and that's sort of what it looks like).
The greatest band ever.. playing what is considered the greatest rock song ever. Can’t get better,
Well, Steph, I was alive back then, 14 or 15 years old, and did have a poster from this movie "The Song Remains the Same" on my bedroom wall. Right along side of the 2 posters that came in Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" album.
welcome to the Zeppelin rabbit hole ... four maestros that play to the soul
That was a glorious reaction, Steph! ❤
Yes, the group is absolutely without equal when it comes to delivering hard driving, scintillating rock 'n roll. And they can also slow it and to be just as mesmerizing.
I would suggest you check out their live 1973 version of "Rock 'n Roll." Brief, but astonishingly powerful. 🤩
They do so much improvisation in each show and you will love it😀
You just listened to one of the best Rock Songs ever made and this live performance cannot be surpassed!! Led Zeppelin is one of the top three bands to have ever existed!
She says
I love that Guitar solo
Me
wait till she hears
Dazed and Confused
LIVE 1973
Spot on man, 28 minutes of the very best of Jimmy Page!
Best solo Guitar ever!
Pure charisma. That's the something Robert Plant has that you couldn't put your finger on.
I saw them 5/30/77 outside of Wash. D.C. My seat was the first section off of the floor directly across from Jimmy Page. I couldn’t take my eyes off of him. An edited audio of the show is on UA-cam.
Saw them exactly 1 months ago earlier 30 April 77 at the Pontiac Silverdome. I was still hearing when you went to see them!
If you hear a song for 50 years and it still manages to send a shiver down your back, I think we can consider this one a keeper.
That's what you call a classic!
Only one suggestion Steph, you are a beautiful girl and certainly a pleasure to look at but, you need to switch positions with who you are commenting on and give them the full screen and you take the bottom corner.
That song is my fav song and live performance so thanks for that . My fav studio track of Led Zep is Dazed and Confused
Yes, live at MSG 1973, and on the first album!!
LZ will always leave you with a happy smile😊. Go ahead, put the banners on your wall!
Yes because you can still find them.
I just bought an awesome 24 x 36 poster of Jimmy Page, in color, wearing his black and red dragon pants, playing his double neck. I framed it and hung it in my living room! I'm a life long fan. Discovered them around 1974 or 5..
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I just bought an awesome 24 x 36 poster of Jimmy Page, in color, wearing his black and red dragon pants, playing his double neck. I framed it and hung it in my living room! I'm a life long fan. Discovered them around 1974 or 5..
It's a double-neck guitar. A 12-string on top and 6-string on the bottom. They were fairly common with some of the great bands of the day. The Eagles, Don Felder often played one.
Awesome reaction to the greatest band of all time!
Now you know exactly how I felt in 1971 hearing this for the 1st time. Still gives me chills.
The voice control is incredible. It gives him all the confidence you see in his singing.
This is actually the most played song ever in the entire history of radio till today.
So once a day then.
@@8to5oncleveland27 For the last 50 years. Thats the difference! Nobody has done that then or since.
Yes, the studio version needs to be heard, she still needs to hear the actual song, she will love it!
@@vicprovost2561 Whenever Led Zeppelin performed the song, whether in the studio or live, it was indeed "the actual song".
@@flickwtchr Come on, you know what I meant, the studio version is the standard, it was never surpassed live for me no matter how long it was. Same with Dazed and Confused, the studio version is perfect, the live versions took on a life of their own. Live improv is great but I love the originals as much or more. Great Band in studio or live.
It is hard to describe what they do to you, but you have to have words for it. I’m a 60-year-old man and I grew up listening to it and I still feel it. Got tears of my eyes right now watching you enjoyed as much as I did when I was your age age. Keep it up and brings back. Good memories for all of us thank youfor your action😅
This is a great performance! I always love led Zeppelin
“The meaning of "Stairway to Heaven"
When I run or hike my mind often plays songs repetitively. If I don't like the song or don't know enough of the lyrics to make it a pleasant experience the resulting monotony can get quite burdensome. But if I'm lucky, a beautiful ballad that I know and love will play and I can enjoy the experience. "Stairway to Heaven" is one such song. Written in 1971 by Robert Plant and Jimmy Page, performed by the incomparable Led Zeppelin, it played endlessly on the radio when I was in high school. And every time it came on, I turned up the volume and let the spell of that song carry me away. At over 8 minutes long, with lyrics scattered sparsely throughout, it's arguable that the lyrics aren't central to the song. It's one of the greatest rock anthems of all time - who even listens to the lyrics? I certainly didn't. Not until it started playing endlessly in my head. When you are forced to listen to a song 15 times in a row, you get past the awesome guitar solos and the ethereal mood of the song and you start to wonder, "What the F--- is this song really about?" At least I do.
When I first heard the song it seemed to be about some rich lady who bought her way into heaven. The line "your head is humming and it won't go, in case you don't know" seemed appropriate to the endless loop I was experiencing. But it took a long time for the story to come together in my mind.
As I got into it, there seemed to be a lot of non-sequiturs. Consider the line "in a tree by the brook, there's a songbird who sings, sometimes all of our thoughts are misgiven." Where did THAT come from? We were just talking about the Stairway lady. It made me wonder.
In time I realized the song is not a linear story. It's a series of images altered by the later context. It's kind of like a movie that starts in the middle of the story and only later supplies the context to understand what you've seen.
"There's a lady who's sure all that glitters is gold, and she's buying a stairway to heaven." The lady and her stairway represent materialism. There's also a hint that she may be misguided because all that glitters is NOT gold. "When she gets there she knows, if the stores are all closed, with a word she can get what she came for." Money, privilege and power. Pretty simple so far. "There's a sign on the wall, but she wants to be sure, 'cause you know sometimes words have two meanings." She doesn't trust anyone. Money has cut her off from people.
Then comes the apparent non-sequitur. "In a tree by the brook, there's a songbird who sings, sometimes all of our thoughts are misgiven." So far the song has been about a lady and a stairway, or if we're already on the metaphorical bandwagon, it's about materialism and the way that cuts us off from other people. We can't understand this line except in the context of the rest of the song, but we'll soon see that a change from an old way of thinking to a new one is the real theme of this song. So eventually we'll understand that this line starts the real theme of the song and everything that came before it is a metaphor for the old way of thinking.
The refrain is "Oooo, it makes me wonder." Wonder what? The singer is rethinking something. But what?
The story takes a personal turn with the line, "There's a feeling I get when I look to the west and my spirit is crying for leaving." This is a lovely poetic line that boils down to "Facing death makes me think about what's important in life." Because the sun sets there, west has been a metaphor for death since at least ancient Egyptian times.
"In my thoughts I have seen rings of smoke through the trees and the voices of those who stand looking." Rings of smoke denote campfires, indicating that people live there, despite being hidden. Those who stand looking are people who witness evil, but say nothing. The people in his thoughts are coming out of hiding to stand up for what's right.
"And it's whispered that soon, if we all call the tune, then the piper will lead us to reason." The vision continues.The tune and the piper are musical metaphors connoting the spread of the goodness and truth seen in the vision. "And a new day will dawn for those who stand long and the forest will echo with laughter." As the vision gathers momentum, the people are no longer hiding in the trees.
But we're still not sure what this great vision really is. Does it have anything to do with the lady or the materialism she represents?
In the next few lines, we the listener are brought into the song somewhat ambiguously. "Your" and "you" could refer to the lady, but as we'll see later, they don't. "If there's a bustle in your hedgerow, don't be alarmed now. It's just a spring clean for the May queen." Very poetic again, and very British. Some translation is needed. In rural England the hedgerow is the line of shrubs denoting the property line between your estate and the next, so a "bustle in your hedgerow" means something is changing in your life or your mind. The May queen was chosen by a village to represent youth, beauty, newness, and hope for a better future. So this line boils down to "if your old ideas start crumbling, don't be alarmed, you have new and better ideas forming in their place." It's also possible that the May queen is another reference to the lady, though significantly changed in her ways.
"Yes there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run, there's still time to change the road you're on." This is a major clue to the still nebulous vision. It's a vision about a change for the better, one that we the listener can make.
"Your head is humming and it won't go, in case you don't know. The piper's calling you to join him." Since the bustle, hedgerow and May queen were so mysterious, this stanza restates and clarifies the previous one. The piper, as mentioned earlier, represents the vision, now evidently an idea because it is humming in our head. It's also a popular idea because here the piper is portrayed like the Pied Piper whose pipe magically lured rats and children to follow him.
"Dear lady can you hear the wind blow, and did you know, your stairway lies on the whispering wind." There's a lot going on here. Blowing wind is a metaphor for popular opinion, just as it was in many other songs from this era. Now we see the flaw in materialism, represented by the lady. Her money is only good if people accept it. And her reliance on it has cut her off from those people to the point where she may not be able to hear them at all. "Dear lady" is a clue that the lady also represents the materialist part of ourselves, one of the "two paths you can go by."
"And as we wind on down the road, our shadows taller than our souls." I really love this image. This song could have been about other people's flaws, but it's not. As time goes by, we inevitably grow more materialistic. One day we realize that we haven't lived up to the idealism of youth. Our material selves are now more important to us than our spiritual selves.
But why shadows? A close inspection of the entire song shows a consistent differentiation between things seen and things heard. Things seen are false and misleading. Things heard are real and from the heart. This might seem strange, but remember, we're listening to a song. The truth is coming to us aurally, not visually.
"There walks a lady we all know, who shines white light and wants to show, how everything still turns to gold." The shadows of the previous line come from the shining white light of a materialistic point of view. If we cast a shadow, it's because our materialism is showing.
"And if you listen very hard, the tune will come to you at last." The tune returns. Like last time, the tune is the new way of thinking, the second path, the non-materialist way of living that is more genuine, and keeps us connected to other people.
"When all are one and one is all. To be a rock and not to roll." It's too bad this line is so hard to understand in the recording because it really ties everything together. If the new way of thinking is good for one person, it's even better for a group. If enough like-minded folks get together and form a community then we'll live in a real, solid and reliable paradise.
"And she's buying a stairway to heaven." If not, the materialists will take advantage of the rest of us.
So that's how I interpret the song. It has added immensely to my enjoyment of Stairway to Heaven. I hope it does the same for you.
Brian Robinson”
This is the best interpretation of “Stairway to Heaven” lyrics I encountered so far. If you/anyone knows a better one, please share.
“... It's one of those songs where… if you have a moment, with either someone else or just a moment where you're watching the sun rising or something… It's one of those moments that, this piece of music, if it connects, it's going to connect fully, into every vein you've got going, and makes something inside you… Your little atoms are stirred by it. Your being… it's one of those songs that actually connects with your being.”
Krusher
More than a Rock band, Led Zeppelin is an experience. An emotional rollercoaster able to show you places and feelings deep within yourself, that you, yourself, never knew existed.
That is the reason, I think, Led Zeppelin is the greatest Rock band of all time.
This song is so versatile that, a friend used it as his wedding song, another friend it was used at his funeral.
Jimmy Page é simplesmente um Deus na guitarra, e um fato curioso, é que ele literalmente ama o Brasil, ele morou por anos no Brasil, até hoje ele têm casas e instituto de caridade na Bahia.
Además estuvo casada con una Brasileña !!!!
Yep. Works the same now as it did then.
On the one hand, yes this is probably their most famous song. In fact, it's probably the most famous song by anyone since Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" :)
On the other hand... just wait until you get to hear versions of "Kashmir"! That is probably their most potent song, artistically and in its imagery and ability to put you into a transcendant mind. It is the band's choice for their own favorite.
There are several versions over the years, but my personal favorite is the 1995 "Unledded" or Oriental version that Jimmy & Robert did live with classical and traditional musician sections added. It shows various roots and connections of different regions and styles that inspired it. Otherwise, the live at Knebworth 1979 version that people often react to on UA-cam is also amazing in the original band's format.
Rain song from Led Zeppelin is fantastic and I think you would like it. Be sure to do the one titled alternate take (live music video). Great version from madison square garden
listening to LedZep for the 3 millionth time, but this time with you there, it still gave it an intense and moving dimension. Thank you Steph.
I love your reaction to watching the greatest band of all time,i subscribed to your chanel after seeing you review the band doing Whole lotta love, and you had to watch it twice, you recconize greatness and appreciate the band the way we all do,careful,the Led Zeppelin rabbit hole is deep.😊
Im in my 60s I went to most of these concerts. They were the greatest and still are.. I miss John
Led Zeppelin does not
plug in to amplifiers
Led Zeppelin
plugs in to your Soul ❤
You are on the good path here with Zeppelin.
Led Zeppelin = Rock Gods.
In my youth in early 70 s we called it get the LED out time to party
There are only four other live guitar performances that are considered equal to this one and I hope you will treat yourself and see them. Here they are:
1. Jimi Hendrix playing the Star Spangled Banner at Woodstock where he amazingly brings the sounds of the Vietnam War through his Fender guitar.
2. Santana playing Soul Sacrifice at Woodstock
3. Grand Funk Railroad live; oh I've blanked! It's the one with the guitarist playing a green guitar and wearing a green vest!
4. Lynyrd Skynyrd Freebird live
Seen them 5 times, and loved every one of them
Brings back great memories
It’s nice to see younger people appreciate Led Zeppelin..
They are my favorite band!!
The EDS-1275 was mostly popularized by Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin, most notably during live performances of "Stairway to Heaven."[10][11] The double neck eliminated the need to switch guitars mid-song. At the beginning of "Stairway to Heaven", he used the bottom 6-string neck for the intro and first verse, then switched to the top 12-string neck, then to the 6-string neck for the extended guitar solo, and back to the 12-string for the final chorus.
I saw Led Zeppelin live in Tampa Florida in the early 1970s…something I will never forget….best Rock band in Rock history.
Thats the iconic 1966 Gibson EDS-1275 Doubleneck. Its basically 2 guitars in one(electric and acoustic sounds) so that there is no need to change instruments. Hail Zep!
Loved your reaction. This song is a true masterpiece and thankfully there are many live recordings to experience.
We all were in love with jimmy page🎉
Led Zeppelin has to be in the top 5 of all time best British Bands.🏴🇬🇧
The Beatles
Queen
The Rolling Stones
Pink Floyd
Led Zeppelin
In no particular order 😊
Yes
Sorry bro Zeppelin is #1
Hi dear, it`s really a pleasure seeing young lovely girls like you to check and pay attention emotionally to the real monsters of the early 60's /late 70's rock music scene, an unmatchable era ever. As I said, real music, musicians, singers, real stage, performing live their blockbusters recording hits, like this one, released in 1971/72, and today, moves souls and human beans just like you. Thanks for the reaction, wellcome to the Zepp world, and in the better way. Cheers, take care.
"I could hear him all day"
Me too darlin'.
Try listening to this song, covered by Heart which was performed to induct Led Zeppelin into the rock n roll hall of fame.
Also ..Zepplin’s studio recording of Kashmir is one of the finest rock songs you’ll ever hear!
Live is always better
@@jeremymerrifield7244 not when you’re a musician
I'm 65.
To see youngsters Tripping Out to stuff that STILL Blows my Mind to this day . . . .
Fekking PRICELESS !
Led Zeppelin = God-Realm Rock'n'roll
Double-necked guitar. Sometimes one is strung as a bass and the other is a guitar. This one - the top is 12-string "semi-acoustic" and the lower is a 6-string full-electric. I love Robert's ad libs in this version! e.g. "And I think you can see that"..... "Does anybody remember laughter?"...... Doing exactly what he was born to do! I still love to play this song on piano or guitar!
I had to pause the video to comment when you said “he has something”! 😂 Yes indeed, he has something sister! I’ve had a crush on him since the ‘70’s! 🥰
Jimmy Page had that double neck guitar made for him so he was able to play that song live - the studio version has 6 string and 12 string sections, so he needed a guitar that could do both 6 string and 12 string without changing instruments