r Mb I am really happy for you. Just remember the band members were 20 or younger, so you can see their brilliance. Glad you have now been ZEPPED, welcome to the family.
@@hermask815 Absolutely no decline in my hearing whatsoever. The same as when I was 18. Recently tested: as sharp as ever. Vision is another story. Decrease in vision causes more reliance on hearing, thereby enhancing it. When in the woods, I hear the slightest sound(because I have to). I hear the sound immediately but it takes a few seconds to focus with my eyes. A reduction in one sense will often result in the enhancing of another.
Yes, one of the most sensational songs of all time, Jimmy Page and his unbelievable guitar slides, Robert Plant and his pure rock n roll vocals, John Bonham and his overwhelming drums, and John Paul Jones with his unmistakable bass, listen Led Zeppelin II the entire album, simply the best album of 1969. I love your reactions, have a great day.
Yep, the 1st time I heard this I was like 12 yrs old (1976), lol. I heard it when my sister's boyfriend picked us up at the public pool. His had a suped up chevy nomad with an 8 track tape of Led Zeppelin 1 & 2, lol.
@@InsaneBlondie Dear Miss Blondie, I was 16 in 1972. I wish you had a poetry forum where I could share some of mine. Big hugs and all the best to you ❣️
OMG I love watching your reactions to these songs that I know so well for so long. Decades ago when I was a teen, I used to lay on the floor in my bedroom with one speaker on either side of me head, cranked up loud!
I love the way your expressions change with the guitar, bass, then vocal and drum progressions. That is PRICELESS!!! You've received your first lesson on how to "Get The Led Out'!!!
Love Led Zeppelin. I saw Pink Floyd three times in concert , 70s, 80s , & 90s , what you heard in the head phones they did live. they had thier speakers high up in four places in the arena & for some songs the sound traveled from one side of the building to the other & back & then did the same from the other speakers. Awesome sound.
The expression on the faces of the young people who hear Led Zeppelin for the first time on these UA-cam riffs show that they all look and feel the same way I did when I first heard.Led Zep. That was decades ago. Everyone I knew felt the same way that I did. The band is at the peak of the music mountain that bolts up to infinity. Led Zepplin is out gift.
The middle part of the song , Jimmy Page uses a Theramin to create those kinda lightning striking . The Theramin is a sound box with an antenna on it , the user waves his hand back & forth to create sounds Which can be adjusted to your liking. Another song the Theramin was used in rock was by the Beach Boys > Good Vibrations Jimmy also toyed with sounds going back & forth from left to right side. This wasn't possible until late 60's When stereos were made with 2 speakers, left & right . Before only 1 speaker > mono
Glad to see you are able to experience Led Zeppelin with a good set of headphones. The way the songs were mixed, you either need headphones or a really good sound system with multiple speakers. I think you could do a complete series just on Led Zeppelin. Their music evolved over their short careers. They went from hard blues, to hard rock, to some funk, and even a reggae influences. They actually started their on genre of music, which is hard to label. I think as you continue through their albums, you will see what I mean. It is just easy to recognize a Zeppelin song once you listen to enough of them, even the songs that are completely different from their early work. I love all of their albums, but I seem to enjoy Physical Graffiti the best now. Starting with a slightly naughty Custard Pie to a spiritual Kashmir to a funkadelic rock The Wanton Song, it is a great album. It is great to see someone reacting for the first time to such amazing songs of my youth. Enjoy the ride!
I remember when my brother brought this album home in Oct 1969 this song mesmerized me, John Paul Jones Bass was like nothing I'd ever heard. We knew about Led Zepplin cause we jammed on their 1st album they released earlier in '69, but I thought this album was better because of this song. Good memories.
that weirdness that you heard was Jimmy Pages theremin solo, it's an instrument that you play without physical contact and produces strange sounds, they where commonly used in 1950's sci-fi movies
LZ's first real commercial hit, off their 2nd album, I believe...It was all over the radio back then...I remember driving with my grandfather. I switched his car radio to FM, and this came on..He said, "What the hell is this?!"..."Is he falling down an elevator shaft?!"...Lol!..Some things just stick in your head, even 50 yrs. later!
@Blonde >>> the Vocals , Beats , Instruments of Led Zeppelin are Amazing = one level U are overlooking is the Lyrics >>> Poetry written by this group is worth delving into [ Look at the Words while Listening to : GOING TO CALIFORNIA , THE RAIN SONG , and IN MY TIMES OF DYING .... these Lyrics may Electrocute U 😃😁 )
Led Zeppelin were groundbreaking and game changing where they first came out, back in the day there were girls around your age tearing their hair out and screaming listening to this song. ;D
I listened to this fifty years ago while I was reading a science fiction book of Ira Levin. Every time I hear this long play record I think of it. This fits with the mad times we are going through and science fiction is not science fiction anymore. Led Zeppelin for ever
You mustn't forget that most of these 60s-70s rock supergroups were all off their heads on LSD trips, it's amazing how they still managed to make such great music!
Okay, so a little history, this song was released in 1969, at that point, stereo records had only just started to become mainstream, though stereo had been around for years, as with most tech systems there were competing technologies that had to fight it out and also cost, even in 1969 stereo records cost more than mono. If you look at the music from this time frame you will see a lot of bands experimenting with stereos capabilities, hence the sound fading in and out of each of your earphones. Interesting times for sure.
@@MarkRoberts-bj2me It's called what effects one adds at the time of production. The balance between the speakers is called the pan, and is set to center by default, an equal balance between left and right. The pan can be adjusted to the left or right side on both mono and stereo tracks within the track controls. Since stereo tracks have a channel for each side, however, they have the unique ability to create an effect called panning, which is basically audio moving back and forth between the left and right side to create the illusion of 3D space. (in layman terms Stereo EFFECT, or LP having 2 wavelength tracks) FYI, Jimmy Page is and always was the producer of ALL Led Zeppelin albums even when they recorded at the Atlantic label. PS I'm not your son, ya hear that, boy ?
@@dannyboy366 This cat's original post stands. You merely relate parts of the "production" process which is a total waste of your time since apparently you are attempting to either educate me, which is wholly unnecessary, or an attempt on your part to retract your silly OP by attempting to show your "expertise". The usage of "son" was of the British sense of the word. My, you Yanks are so pissy!
Yep original term used before panning. I didn't need headphones with my "StereoPhonic" record player to get the panning effect out of the two speakers I had on either side of my room.
I just love seeing your facial expressions, they just make me crack up. The songs I've heard 100's of times before but I love watching your expressions!
There are plenty more Led Zeppelin songs that were great to choose from you may not have heard yet. Like "Dazed and Confused", "Ramble On", "When The Levee Breaks", "No Quarter", etc.
First album I owned. Saw them in Montreal in 1970/71. Tickets were $6.00 Cdn! You can never get enough Zep! Check out Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush... you won’t be disappointed.
The cut-down version (without the breakdown in the middle) was infamously released as a single in America against the band's wishes. Altogether I think you could describe it as a psychedelic sex song and the anthem they initially finished every concert with.
Whole Lotta Love is my favorite song. A simple song, but full of variations, that is, do not tire when listening! Blondie, follow the good ones, follow Led Zeppelin that the consequences are the best .. laughs.. Kisses in your heart!
Her facial expressions on this song it's just so obvious what she's making the facial expressions to I love watching younger generation enjoy the older music and she is reminding me literally how great this song really is
The main part of this was recorded in New York on the 8th August 1969 my 16th birthday. Meanwhile in London the same day the Beatles walked across Abbey road zebra crossing !!!
Even better when you see them live which I have done twice. Think it was originally recorded back in early 1970 and pleased to say saw them perform it in the same year when it was still really fresh. Great times
Ok so many moons ago when I was around 18 .....this song on a Quadrophonic 8 Track Stereo ....im sitting in the middle of my room with four big speakers , one in each corner. that back and forth sound you hear in stereo actual traveled around the room in a circle. Mind blowing to say the least. I had two other 8 track tapes at that time. Pink Floyd - Dark side of the Moon and Deep Purple - Machine head. Those were some great days!
Led Zeppelin was the reason I bought my first headphones in the mid-1970s. Man I loved their music and, to this day, still do. There's a reason this type of music is known as 'Heavy Metal'. Headphones really brings that out. :) BTW; I see you've listened to a good deal of Zep. I hope you have (or will) discover "Ten Years Gone" from their "Physical Graffiti" album. For me, it ranks at the very top, along with "Stairway to Heaven".
This was near the advent of stereo recording thus the panning left to right and swirling instrumental was new technology at that time it was also when listening audience moved from am radio (mono) to fm (stereo). Hendrix, Cream the Beatles all catered to the new format. Want to recommend the Doors ‘the End’ where the psychedelic rock really started.
as a new zeppelin fan, i recommend sitting you ass down with a few bowls or a case of beer and listening to every album. It will change your whole world
John Bonham - the first- and last (as far as I can tell)- drummer who contributed thematically as the percussion in a rock song. Not just a fill-in, here or there, but his drums are actually a part of the theme's development. That's real musicianship.
@@m.gideonhoyle409 It wasn't well received. People were expecting a follow up similar to II. I thought well, this isn't what I was expecting. I used to see it in the bins for half price years ago.
@@DurockmansFavToons 🤣 There is a difference. the best speakers and sound system can only make you feel like you're in the music the best pair of headphones can make the music feel like it's inside your head
Ok this is going to date me big time.I was 4 years old 1969-1970ish I woke up to go to potty.Walking out to the living room at 1 am the tv was on.No shows aired at this time.Just an Indian chief emblem on the tv and the local radio station.Whole Lotta Love was playing and I was mesmerized.That song may had well come out of an alien space ship it was so out of this world.
What a refreshing concept! A beautiful young lady with an analytical musical mind of someone at least 20 years her senior. I just hope that with her insight, common sense and in musical mind she persues a career in this field. Oh, and by the way. I saw them do this live in 1969 in Roanoke, Va. [Age check.] lol 70 yo and still get a rush every time I hear it.
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It is a treat to see young people discover what we have loved for 50 years.
Very well said, sir.
Indeed! Buy the ticket and take the ride!
I’m 20 and Zeppelin is my favorite band
r Mb I am really happy for you. Just remember the band members were 20 or younger, so you can see their brilliance. Glad you have now been ZEPPED, welcome to the family.
don't tread on me
I'm 52. When I was growing up we had a saying that I still believe today. "If it's too loud, you're too old!"
I thought with declining hearing abilities it has to be louder.😎
@@hermask815 Absolutely no decline in my hearing whatsoever. The same as when I was 18. Recently tested: as sharp as ever.
Vision is another story. Decrease in vision causes more reliance on hearing, thereby enhancing it.
When in the woods, I hear the slightest sound(because I have to). I hear the sound immediately but it takes a few seconds to focus with my eyes. A reduction in one sense will often result in the enhancing of another.
Let me turn it up it's past 20!
@@bigbearfuzzums7027 one of my favorite songs for blowing the roof off is, "Shout at the Devil."
@@tonybarnett1158 let's try dazed and confused! Or the Paris version of NIB Black Sabbath!
"What... on Earth is goin' on?"
A whole lotta love, that's what!
I think "back door man" goes over the head of younger people these days.
Having sex with instruments
Too true..............
Yes, one of the most sensational songs of all time, Jimmy Page and his unbelievable guitar slides, Robert Plant and his pure rock n roll vocals, John Bonham and his overwhelming drums, and John Paul Jones with his unmistakable bass, listen Led Zeppelin II the entire album, simply the best album of 1969. I love your reactions, have a great day.
@@redhead2376 Of course, this too.
@@redhead2376 That's why they are my favorite band, the talent of the four is almost supernatural.
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Btw, Robert Plant was pretty much exactly your age when they recorded this.
And Bonzo.
Yep, the 1st time I heard this I was like 12 yrs old (1976), lol. I heard it when my sister's boyfriend picked us up at the public pool. His had a suped up chevy nomad with an 8 track tape of Led Zeppelin 1 & 2, lol.
daaaaam what the hell thats crazy
@@InsaneBlondie Dear Miss Blondie, I was 16 in 1972. I wish you had a poetry forum where I could share some of mine. Big hugs and all the best to you ❣️
Dinosaur rock....ROCKS! Lol😎😜👍😁👀👌😍🤣😉😊
2:45 Led Zeppelin should only ever be played on full volume
If your windows aren't rattling, it isn't loud enough.
OMG I love watching your reactions to these songs that I know so well for so long. Decades ago when I was a teen, I used to lay on the floor in my bedroom with one speaker on either side of me head, cranked up loud!
1973 Newcastle City Hall sitting on the stage listening to these guys, the best concert I ever attended and I'm 64 now !
Damm that would of been cool!!
I love the way your expressions change with the guitar, bass, then vocal and drum progressions. That is PRICELESS!!! You've received your first lesson on how to "Get The Led Out'!!!
Headphones=Led Zepplin.The only way to truly appreciate them!
Well, a properly amplified set of decent speakers is even better! ;) :)
@@Codex7777 Not if one does'nt mind disturbing other's privacy..
Depends on the setup but largely true nevertheless, lol. :)
@@Codex7777 Yes,I now live alone,but in the past there were others living with me.Some did not care for L.Z.That is why they no longer live w/me.lol
Martial stack
Love Led Zeppelin. I saw Pink Floyd three times in concert , 70s, 80s , & 90s , what you heard in the head phones they did live. they had thier speakers high up in four places in the arena & for some songs the sound traveled from one side of the building to the other & back & then did the same from the other speakers. Awesome sound.
The expression on the faces of the young people who hear Led Zeppelin for the first time on these UA-cam riffs show that they all look and feel the same way I did when I first heard.Led Zep. That was decades ago. Everyone I knew felt the same way that I did. The band is at the peak of the music mountain that bolts up to infinity. Led Zepplin is out gift.
now you youngsters can understand why us old folks are always saying "What?" It was worth it!
😂😂Literally
Spot on lol....did I just say that....
Enjoy what we have enjoyed!...warms my heart to see you digging it! Rock on lil lady!
i remember playing this when it first came out , ah , the joy of having to cross the room to turn the RECORD , ( vynal ) over ! :)
The middle part of the song , Jimmy Page uses a Theramin to create those kinda lightning striking . The Theramin is a sound box with an antenna on it , the user waves his hand back & forth to create sounds Which can be adjusted to your liking. Another song the Theramin was used in rock was by the Beach Boys > Good Vibrations
Jimmy also toyed with sounds going back & forth from left to right side. This wasn't possible until late 60's When stereos were made with 2 speakers, left & right . Before only 1 speaker > mono
Don't forget Sheldon, he plays one too. lol
It was a cello bow across the strings of his quoter not a theramin
@@dereksalter8214 He used both but in live concerts, he just used the theremin
ua-cam.com/video/KPhXm-UPfEU/v-deo.html
Glad to see you are able to experience Led Zeppelin with a good set of headphones. The way the songs were mixed, you either need headphones or a really good sound system with multiple speakers. I think you could do a complete series just on Led Zeppelin. Their music evolved over their short careers. They went from hard blues, to hard rock, to some funk, and even a reggae influences. They actually started their on genre of music, which is hard to label. I think as you continue through their albums, you will see what I mean. It is just easy to recognize a Zeppelin song once you listen to enough of them, even the songs that are completely different from their early work. I love all of their albums, but I seem to enjoy Physical Graffiti the best now. Starting with a slightly naughty Custard Pie to a spiritual Kashmir to a funkadelic rock The Wanton Song, it is a great album. It is great to see someone reacting for the first time to such amazing songs of my youth. Enjoy the ride!
Physical Graffiti is my favourite. It includes all the styles of Zeppelin in one album. I love, 'In the Light' in particular. :)
DAM. WOW. They truly did that didnt they. Literally amazing man! Thank you and I understand :) Im interested truly in seeing a whole lot more!
I remember when my brother brought this album home in Oct 1969 this song mesmerized me, John Paul Jones Bass was like nothing I'd ever heard. We knew about Led Zepplin cause we jammed on their 1st album they released earlier in '69, but I thought this album was better because of this song. Good memories.
that weirdness that you heard was Jimmy Pages theremin solo, it's an instrument that you play without physical contact and produces strange sounds, they where commonly used in 1950's sci-fi movies
This is my phone ringer. Hard to answer when people call me.
Me too, lol
Nice, mine is the guitar riff from RUSH'S Anthem.
Mine the solo from Stairway
My Ringtone is When the Levee breaks ! It turns heads when it rings
This is my ringtone as well .... It's called a whole lotta not answering that hahaha
Led Zeppelin today is #5 of all time record sales @300 million solid and still going
LZ's first real commercial hit, off their 2nd album, I believe...It was all over the radio back then...I remember driving with my grandfather. I switched his car radio to FM, and this came on..He said, "What the hell is this?!"..."Is he falling down an elevator shaft?!"...Lol!..Some things just stick in your head, even 50 yrs. later!
hahahhahah!!
Anything Zeppelin...Since I've been loving you, Black Dog, Four Sticks, Moby Dick...all of their songs are phenomenal 😁
@Blonde >>> the Vocals , Beats , Instruments of Led Zeppelin are Amazing = one level U are overlooking is the Lyrics >>> Poetry written by this group is worth delving into [ Look at the Words while Listening to : GOING TO CALIFORNIA , THE RAIN SONG , and IN MY TIMES OF DYING .... these Lyrics may Electrocute U 😃😁 )
Such a great track. Such an amazing album.
Led Zeppelin were groundbreaking and game changing where they first came out, back in the day there were girls around your age tearing their hair out and screaming listening to this song. ;D
😂😂😂I can imagine!
I listened to this fifty years ago while I was reading a science fiction book of Ira Levin. Every time I hear this long play record I think of it. This fits with the mad times we are going through and science fiction is not science fiction anymore. Led Zeppelin for ever
“Shake for me girl - I wanna be your back door man!” Emphatically YES!
You mustn't forget that most of these 60s-70s rock supergroups were all off their heads on LSD trips, it's amazing how they still managed to make such great music!
Slide carries from left to right and your eyes light up! Now you know why we regard this music so highly.
This song is all about anticipation! The 2nd listen and all other listens you just know! rock!!
Yes. Stereo separation is a thing ... saw them in 1972 as a teenager, and I still love them.
That's the thing about Zep! they will be appreciated for generations to come!
Definitely continue! We who've been there love this trip you're on. It's great experiencing it all over again, vicariously. 😀👍
thank you!
Okay, so a little history, this song was released in 1969, at that point, stereo records had only just started to become mainstream, though stereo had been around for years, as with most tech systems there were competing technologies that had to fight it out and also cost, even in 1969 stereo records cost more than mono. If you look at the music from this time frame you will see a lot of bands experimenting with stereos capabilities, hence the sound fading in and out of each of your earphones. Interesting times for sure.
The music changing ears is called stereophonic.
Son, it's called "Production". Who produced this album?
@@MarkRoberts-bj2me It's called what effects one adds at the time of production. The balance between the speakers is called the pan, and is set to center by default, an equal balance between left and right. The pan can be adjusted to the left or right side on both mono and stereo tracks within the track controls. Since stereo tracks have a channel for each side, however, they have the unique ability to create an effect called panning, which is basically audio moving back and forth between the left and right side to create the illusion of 3D space. (in layman terms Stereo EFFECT, or LP having 2 wavelength tracks) FYI, Jimmy Page is and always was the producer of ALL Led Zeppelin albums even when they recorded at the Atlantic label. PS I'm not your son, ya hear that, boy ?
@@dannyboy366 This cat's original post stands. You merely relate parts of the "production" process which is a total waste of your time since apparently you are attempting to either educate me, which is wholly unnecessary, or an attempt on your part to retract your silly OP by attempting to show your "expertise". The usage of "son" was of the British sense of the word. My, you Yanks are so pissy!
Danny Boy Well played sir, well played.
Yep original term used before panning. I didn't need headphones with my "StereoPhonic" record player to get the panning effect out of the two speakers I had on either side of my room.
Awe..I was waiting for " And if I said to you tomorrow"
I hope you will get to that song reaction in another time. That whole album is greatness!
The song is called "What Is and What Should Never Be".
@@iNsTaNtpUdDiNhEaD yep such a great song.
@@iNsTaNtpUdDiNhEaD yes, he was commenting on its Segway in.
noted ! :D
Turn it up, baby! Nothing like getting up close and personal with Led Zeppelin rocking the house!
I just love seeing your facial expressions, they just make me crack up. The songs I've heard 100's of times before but I love watching your expressions!
There are plenty more Led Zeppelin songs that were great to choose from you may not have heard yet. Like "Dazed and Confused", "Ramble On", "When The Levee Breaks", "No Quarter", etc.
Ok. I admit I started crying seeing her experience this for the first time. Led Zeppelin is life changing. I’m blessed to have grown up with them.
bless you!
I first heard this song when I was 8.....and have been cranking this tune ever since!!!
You should do a reaction to Kashmir by Led Zeppelin Live 2007 ... absolutely awesome!
it is awesome!! but sadly it got blocked :(
First album I owned. Saw them in Montreal in 1970/71. Tickets were $6.00 Cdn! You can never get enough Zep! Check out Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush... you won’t be disappointed.
VERY happy you like this. I grew up to Led Zeppelin,,,,,,they were GOD. 👍👍👍😎
And the second time you heard it. Stayed forever
The cut-down version (without the breakdown in the middle) was infamously released as a single in America against the band's wishes. Altogether I think you could describe it as a psychedelic sex song and the anthem they initially finished every concert with.
Whole Lotta Love is my favorite song. A simple song, but full of variations, that is, do not tire when listening!
Blondie, follow the good ones, follow Led Zeppelin that the consequences are the best .. laughs.. Kisses in your heart!
Love the smiles with each transition.
Amazing. I can't believe that someone has never heard this song: the World is still full of Led Zreppelin and also this gal must have feel it yet.
Love your reactions to this song. A whole range of emotion. You are awesome. Peace and Love
thank you!
Her facial expressions on this song it's just so obvious what she's making the facial expressions to I love watching younger generation enjoy the older music and she is reminding me literally how great this song really is
thank you :) im glad you enjoyed it!
The main part of this was recorded in New York on the 8th August 1969 my 16th birthday. Meanwhile in London the same day the Beatles walked across Abbey road zebra crossing !!!
"What on earth is going on?" Too funny. I enjoy watching the surprise in young people listening to old music for the first time.
Great reactions!
You really listen to the songs!
And you do good songs!
Thanx!
Subscribed!
Thank you so much!!!
Even better when you see them live which I have done twice.
Think it was originally recorded back in early 1970 and pleased to say saw them perform it in the same year when it was still really fresh.
Great times
You're smile says it all!!😄😄
You been Zepped!!
Your smile gives it all away. You're now a part a a huge family. Welcome.
thanks! :D
Definitely carry on, I love seeing your reactions to my old favourites.
thank you! Glad you enjoy them :)
@@InsaneBlondie I've just sent you a link on your Stairway to Heaven reaction. It's also here: ua-cam.com/video/hoOGk2HA-Fg/v-deo.html
led zeppelin made it only 10 years, but the 10 most importants years of music ( for me )
Ok so many moons ago when I was around 18 .....this song on a Quadrophonic 8 Track Stereo ....im sitting in the middle of my room with four big speakers , one in each corner. that back and forth sound you hear in stereo actual traveled around the room in a circle. Mind blowing to say the least. I had two other 8 track tapes at that time. Pink Floyd - Dark side of the Moon and Deep Purple - Machine head. Those were some great days!
😂”I just nearly crap myself”😂 good to see you getting into it😂
This song has one of the great riffs in all of Rock&Roll!!!!!!!!!!!
My 12 year old daughter can play this, "When the Levee Breaks," " Immigrant Song" and more on the drums...
Post some videos.
@@donavonrobbins1908 when she plays the Sur Club next time in Seattle I will record a shareable video.
I want to learn the drums so I can get in on the band some of my friends are starting.
You sir are a great father
@@slicksmith856 Try to be- my dad wasn't the greatest growing up and wanted to make sure my kids got to try what interested them
Been my favorite song for about 42 years...and still going
The sound going from side to side was called panning. I saw this band twice. They were great.
Led Zeppelin was the reason I bought my first headphones in the mid-1970s. Man I loved their music and, to this day, still do.
There's a reason this type of music is known as 'Heavy Metal'. Headphones really brings that out. :)
BTW; I see you've listened to a good deal of Zep. I hope you have (or will) discover "Ten Years Gone" from their "Physical Graffiti" album.
For me, it ranks at the very top, along with "Stairway to Heaven".
If she listens to the original one without dubs she's going to flip
Led Zeppelin..Amazing group, you need to play Ramble On next
You can never go wrong with Zep, give Dyer Maker a spin , each song is a new experience
Incredible music , I heard this song back in the 80s when I was your age, great masterpiece of rock and roll
One of the most iconic songs from that time!
you should check out the Kennedy Center Honors salute to this award to Led Zeppelin by hart, it is one of the greatest covers I have ever heard. .
"It's so loud..." LOL That's GOOD rock. It will "vibrate" you "way down inside" your soul. Love the reaction of her & the younger generation. 😎👍💜
This was near the advent of stereo recording thus the panning left to right and swirling instrumental was new technology at that time it was also when listening audience moved from am radio (mono) to fm (stereo). Hendrix, Cream the Beatles all catered to the new format. Want to recommend the Doors ‘the End’ where the psychedelic rock really started.
Как можно жить на этой планете и в 2020 году впервые услышать Led Zeppelin?!? Как,мать вашу?
as a new zeppelin fan, i recommend sitting you ass down with a few bowls or a case of beer and listening to every album. It will change your whole world
John Bonham - the first- and last (as far as I can tell)- drummer who contributed thematically as the percussion in a rock song. Not just a fill-in, here or there, but his drums are actually a part of the theme's development. That's real musicianship.
Dazed and Confused is worth a listen. Good reaction!
Great song. Zeppelin III For Me is their best Album Not one bad Song.
Respect, but i can't agree with you
This is from zep 2 not 3
@@Scoobydcs I think @Michael Fishman was just stating that III is his favorite album
I'm also a big lll fan. A lot of people overlook it, though.
@@m.gideonhoyle409 It wasn't well received. People were expecting a follow up similar to II.
I thought well, this isn't what I was expecting.
I used to see it in the bins for half price years ago.
That is a electronic box Page invented. Seen Plant Page in the 90s. Just awesome.
Headphones make a huge difference in listening and feeling music
Back in the day I had a Kenwood 7400 with Big KLH speakers, didn't need head phones.
@@DurockmansFavToons 🤣
There is a difference.
the best speakers and sound system can only make you feel like you're in the music
the best pair of headphones can make the music feel like it's inside your head
@@motorcitymaniac167 Oh let me tell you that Kenwood 7400 would put the music in your head and your neighbors head too.
The magic of Led Zeppelin, perfect song to understand why headphones. Next up, "Since I've Been Loving You" also from Led Zep II.
3 not 2
Top of the pops theme tune from the 70s, , 👍,
Thanks for keeping the spirit of great music alive and kicking into the 20th century, , 👍 🔊🎤🎸
Live version of "The song remains the same" and "The rain song" together by led zep would be great if you could react to that- keep up the great work!
Love Eddie Kramer's mix on this song. One of the great recoding and mix engineers of the time at the top of his game.
You def chose the right song for the new headphones! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Now don’t start doing drugs, we all know how Zeppelin does that to a person! 🤣
This tune was title music for Top of the Pops all through the 70s, it was a cover version though...
You've barely scratched the surface with Led Zeppelin. Glad you enjoyed 👍
Oh yeah, one more great classic from Led Zeppelin! Love your reaction and your new headphones look really good...like you:-)
Ah the magic of good over the ear headphones. Loved your reaction... Especially to the song intro.
thank you! :D
"Whole lotta Love" was my first introduction song to Led Zeppelin when it first came out. It was a lot of other people's too.
Whole lotta love is the defining riff for the Les Paul. Much love 👍
Adopted by BBC 'Top of the Pops' for title sequence.
Your reaction is amazing. I think I probably reacted like it too, when I first heard the track.
Ok this is going to date me big time.I was 4 years old 1969-1970ish I woke up to go to potty.Walking out to the living room at 1 am the tv was on.No shows aired at this time.Just an Indian chief emblem on the tv and the local radio station.Whole Lotta Love was playing and I was mesmerized.That song may had well come out of an alien space ship it was so out of this world.
omg what a fun way to discover it hahahhahaha
Freaking awesome.
Love led zeppelin
There's no better way to listen to Led Zep other than loud!
What a refreshing concept! A beautiful young lady with an analytical musical mind of someone at least 20 years her senior. I just hope that with her insight, common sense and in musical mind she persues a career in this field. Oh, and by the way. I saw them do this live in 1969 in Roanoke, Va. [Age check.] lol 70 yo and still get a rush every time I hear it.
This is when music was Magic... excellent choice!
That guitar riff, a total monster.
I absolutely love your facial expressions
From wonderment to surprise to total enjoyment
Keep it up baby