Not much into rock anymore but for sure best rock band ever. Timeless. First heard them around 78 and they've always been my favorite even if I couldn't understand what the lyrics all meant as a kid 🙂
@@pickolascage1283 BAHAHAHA!!!! NICE TRY!! David was good and freaking NUTS but.... Doesn't even come close to Robert!!! If anyone ever came close to him it would be Freddie Mercury, but in a whole different range and style, so there's really no comparison. Robert plant rules!!!! :) :)
@@pickolascage1283 Okay, now I'm laughing at myself!!!! LMAO!!!! I just noticed your screen name is David Lee Roth.... I thought you were tryin' to say he was better!! Oh well, I got a good laugh out of my own "dumbassness"!!!! Peace brother :)
@@michaelgilbert197 comparing me to Robert Plant is like comparing nascar to motocross- chances are some of the same people will like both- and we definitely used the same fuel. 😎👍
Of course Page, Plant and Bonham go off on every song, but don't forget Led Zep's secret weapon John Paul Jones, here with a great bass line keeping it together, other times with keyboards etc.
I was 19 and fearing the draft for Vietnam where my brother was acquiring a life long case of PTSD when I found the greatest rock music I'd ever know. Still love them. And as far as the draft went I was in the draft lottery in 1970 and was assigned the number of 320. They went up to 280 that first year and as a result I was given the gift of freedom and have never let it go. Peace.
Honestly, they're ALL phenomenal in their own right, but.... I think the magic was in the 4 of them TOGETHER. Anyone of them on their own would've done well for sure, but I'm not sure they would've reached the legendary status they did without each other.... just my thoughts. Peace...
Your reaction when Robert's vocals kicked into gear was priceless!! You have good taste and a good "ear".... Love seeing the appreciation for this legendary music and these legendary humans who created it!!! RAMBLE ON GIRL!!! :)
My son, Gavin, at 10 years old fell in love with the group as he would hear me play them and asked me who the drummer was. He now plays in his own band at 22 with John Bonham's name written across his drums and they never close a show without playing Led Zeppelin 😍🤘
Jimi Page said it best when he said their music is like “whispering to the thunder”..”light and shade”. They start off slow and then bash your head in. The hammer of the gods
Led Zeppelin was such a huge part of my young life. my best friend and I were actually on our way to get tickets for the (In though be out door) concert tour when we heard of Jon bottoms death. We were devastated
For some reason, it's the Lord of the Rings reference that hits me about this. "In the darkest depths of Mordor, I met a girl so fair...", I mean yes, a great song and one I remember for a lot more than that, but their making what was, at the time, a quite obscure literary reference indicates a greater breadth of education than rock musicians are often thought to have.
That sound that trickles from one side to the other? Thank Jimmy Page for that. He produced all their records as well as wrote or co-wrote the songs and be the legendary, iconic guitar player. He produced the tracks and has all the masters in his personal collection. So when you hear it going back and forth in your headphones, that's Jimmy playing with all the knobs and dials on the big studio mixing desk. He knew people'd be listening to this stuff on headphones. And he was an absolute stickler for sound quality. That's why their recordings are so well mixed and balanced. He had a great ear and knew that the best way for Zeppelin's music to shine is to make sure everyone heard EVERYTHING all 4 of them were doing on the recording.
Glad you mentioned that! Everyone knows his genius on the guitar, but not many know his genius level production/mixing talents!! He was WAY ahead of the times!!!!! Kudos Sir!!!!
@@michaelgilbert197 Thank you! I always make it a point to let people know who aren’t familiar with Zep that Page wasn’t just a guitar God - he was a studio genius.
100%.... His voice hits you like a lead Zeppelin!!! FOR REAL!!!! I forget who originally said that to them, but he was right.... of course he meant it to be derogatory!! Either way, they did hit and blew up all over the world!!!!
Elvis was my 1st musical hero... My parents bought tickets for my 7th birthday (in 1977) to see him in Portland Maine. Unfortunately.... He died just days before that concert!! I was devastated!! And agree with the others.... Robert is my #1, and Freddie is my # 2 guy... PERIOD!!!! :)
According to urban legend, during a gig in Stockholm, Sweden, on September 12th 1968, (when the group were still touting their wares under the name 'The New Yardbirds') the amplifiers shut down - and, according to Jimmy Page, his singer was still audible over the rest of the group from the back of the auditorium. This song dates from the following year and shows Plant in his full hippy mode, but it's a beautiful number.
Not bad at all for music that is over 50 years old. When it’s this good it lasts forever. People 50 years from now will still listen and be WOWed by this music
Thanks for diving back down the Led Zeppelin rabbit hole, Jayyyyyyy!!!!! For more greatness by this band please look for (if you haven't reacted to them already) Dazed and Confused, Good Times Bad Times, Since I've Been Loving You, Over The Hills and Far Away, The Battle of Evermore, What Is and What Should Never Be, Going to California and Babe I'm Gonna Leave You! Enjoy!!!!
I love watching you melt thinking how Robert's hair would fall over you as the song progresses.... haha... Led Zep were and still are amazing after all these years... great to see a younger generation discovering this great music.... we gotta scrape you off the floor with every Led Zeppelin song listening...
This song takes me back to Pusan Korea every time I hear it, good ole Texas Street (If you been there you know). Bar after bar after bar playing Led Zeppelin......it was magical!
it's called "panning". adjusting the outputs between the left, right and center channels. it is a great way to showcase different instruments and highlight sections
I am a bass player and this was my favorite song from my favorite bass player and my favorite band for the last 54 years! I was 12 years old when I 1st heard this... I love that you love it too in 2021....Thanks for the reaction Sweetheart.... gt
You love Zep? Try "Baby,Come On Home"....... THAT song will let you see Zep in a light you NEVER imagined! Plant's vocals are INCREDIBLE!! And he was only 20yrs old!!
Zeppelin Just sounds better then anything you Just heard. I can be jamming liking a song going down the road but when I hear zeppelin I know things Just picked up and got even better..and I turn it up even louder
I was born in the late 70's and one of my older siblings was a big fan. I don't remember it, but I'm absolutely sure Led Zeppelin was the first music I heard.
I started watching your channel because you were reacting to LZ. So glad you still are! This song is in my Top Five Fave LZ songs 🎵🎶 You would LOVE Battle of Evermore!
May be my favorite Led song. Reminds me that Ace Freyley(??) of Kiss once said once he was reaiding Lord of the Rings because he wanted to understand Led Zeppelin better.
@@michaelgilbert197 Yep. It was in the early '90s. I was and editor at the Milwaukee Sentinel newspaper and we would ask celebrities what they were reading and that's what he said when Kiss was in town.
Yep. They were panpot happy in the 1960s! There are countless late 60s tracks where they move the stereo image from left to right or ping instruments from one speaker to the other. It's quite a nice effect!
Yes they were big fans of the Lord of the Rings novels by J.R.R Tolkien..........The Lord of the Rings is an epic[1] high fantasy novel[a] by the English author and scholar J. R. R. Tolkien. Set in Middle-earth, the world at some distant time in the past, the story began as a sequel to Tolkien's 1937 children's book The Hobbit, but eventually developed into a much larger work. Written in stages between 1937 and 1949, The Lord of the Rings is one of the best-selling books ever written, with over 150 million copies sold.[2]
Just because you love Led Zeppelin like l love Led Zeppelin, l'm going to subscribe 😉 ✌ They made me a VERY HAPPY teenage back in the 70's, went to every one of their concerts when ever they came to L.A.🤟😜
You had to be there. Led Zeppelin, Weed, Stereo, and birth control pills. It was all new, we were teenagers, and there will never be a more perfect storm of “newness” on the planet.
WOW!!! I was born in '70, so I while I wasn't really there..... I was a product of that perfect storm!! My parents clearly didn't know about the pill though!! lol!! ;) And you're right.... That must of been a hell of crazy time to be a teen!!
Absolutely! I don’t mind being older now because I was blessed to be young then. Did you ever think you would see legal weed in your lifetime? Life is grand!
This says so much about the musicianship and content and execution of their music that it still stands today and their music is widely sampled in today's music they are legendary
Av spent me life loving all they've done and this " ramble on " just tells every1 that there's many strings 2 led zeppelins bows !!! Gan on Jayy fill ya boots and take ya time 2 listen 2 some of the best rock music ever 😍😍😍😍
This has been one of my favourite songs since I was 6 years old. It's so awesome seeing whole new generations of people finding the Led Zep magic, especially when you've been listening to them your entire life. Thank you for keeping great music alive! Much love, from Australia xx
I have a classical music training. And I love Mozart and Beethoven. But I also LOVE Hendrix, The Beatles, The Stones, Marvin Gate, EWF, George Clinton, Pink Floyd, Steely Dan And Of Course Led Zep!
I can imagine how the blues greats felt witnessing young people breath new life into their music by reimagine it, playing it, recording it, and making it popular the world over and thereby giving the original blues players a whole new audience and popularity. Watching young people react and get into the music of my youth pays out forward.
This song is my Fav!!! They Never fail to please!!! Robert really tells a story I am so happy I grew up listening to them!!!! Love Led Zeppelun this one is one of my all time favorites Ramble on!!!!! 💖💖🌷 Do Going to California
I could watch you all day!!!!! The music is great, but your reactions are just plain fun! I love watching you get into LZ. You remind me so much of my first time. Keep going Jayy, PLEASE!!!!
Best band of all time. Watching your responce during the song was priceless. I saw you notice the little things. The drums , the bass line, the up beats the down beats.
Some pretend to dig it, but your enjoyment is genuine. Our grandkids will be listening to this timeless music, either as is or covered by other artists.
Led Zeppelin were huge fans of Lord of the Rings and Tolkien, you’ll be able to find references to LOTR throughout their songs. Such as this song in the lyric “‘‘twas in the darkest depths of Mordor…but Gollum and the evil one”.
Try " How Many More Times" ( studio version) from Led Zeppelin 1. Or " You Shook Me" from the same album. You can't believe they were recorded in 1968!! Thank you Jayy, from an old Zephead in England. Stay safe and well.
John Paul Jone's bass playing on this song is unbelievable.
Sure is!!!
3 words too many there :-)
@@stevesharpe361 John Paul Jone's bass playing on this.
LZ2 is such a Jonesy showpiece. Every song his bass and organ playing is much more upfront and shows how incredible he is
That bass is this song!!!!
Never tire of zeppelin even after 50 years can’t think of anyone who ever bettered them
Not much into rock anymore but for sure best rock band ever. Timeless. First heard them around 78 and they've always been my favorite even if I couldn't understand what the lyrics all meant as a kid 🙂
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@@pickolascage1283 BAHAHAHA!!!! NICE TRY!! David was good and freaking NUTS but.... Doesn't even come close to Robert!!! If anyone ever came close to him it would be Freddie Mercury, but in a whole different range and style, so there's really no comparison. Robert plant rules!!!! :) :)
@@pickolascage1283 Okay, now I'm laughing at myself!!!! LMAO!!!! I just noticed your screen name is David Lee Roth.... I thought you were tryin' to say he was better!! Oh well, I got a good laugh out of my own "dumbassness"!!!! Peace brother :)
@@michaelgilbert197 comparing me to Robert Plant is like comparing nascar to motocross- chances are some of the same people will like both- and we definitely used the same fuel. 😎👍
Imagine back then. We had never heard any sound like this before. We went nuts! Also, the sound quality was better than most recordings of the time.
We sure did! I'm 61 and I've loved them from the beginning!
@@juliemanarin4127 one time I farted and it sounded like Jimmy Page's guitar
yeah it was vinyl too
Saw them many times in Chicago
@@fredtello why just…. just why
Of course Page, Plant and Bonham go off on every song, but don't forget Led Zep's secret weapon John Paul Jones, here with a great bass line keeping it together, other times with keyboards etc.
John Paul Jones bass is particularly funky on this track. Serious groovin goin on there.
Led Zeppelin is the Greatest Rock Band of All-Time... they are the Undisputed TITANS of Rock and Roll
My momma & daddy met at a Zeppelin concert in 1969 & boom here came Mimi in 1971 💃
I was 19 and fearing the draft for Vietnam where my brother was acquiring a life long case of PTSD when I found the greatest rock music I'd ever know. Still love them. And as far as the draft went I was in the draft lottery in 1970 and was assigned the number of 320. They went up to 280 that first year and as a result I was given the gift of freedom and have never let it go. Peace.
with john bonham on drums and john paul jones on bass its impossible for a band to ever sound "bad"
Y'know?? Honestly, the frikking groove they could hold is almost unworldly.
Honestly, they're ALL phenomenal in their own right, but.... I think the magic was in the 4 of them TOGETHER. Anyone of them on their own would've done well for sure, but I'm not sure they would've reached the legendary status they did without each other.... just my thoughts. Peace...
JPJ is so underrated. The guy is amazing...
@@meezursrule he's peerless
John Paul jones was a fully blown all around musician.. the guy can play alot instruments
The way Plant’s voice flows in the outro is pretty epic.
And it CANNOT be duplicated!
Your reaction when Robert's vocals kicked into gear was priceless!! You have good taste and a good "ear".... Love seeing the appreciation for this legendary music and these legendary humans who created it!!! RAMBLE ON GIRL!!! :)
The most versatile rock band ever, because they weren't just rock.
The greatest band ever! That side to side is called panning
Just as great is the music flow in WHAT IS AND WHAT SHOULD NEVER BE !
@@momdaugtherduo0204 you're right!
Hey Julie.. Thanks for mentioning that. 👍
My son, Gavin, at 10 years old fell in love with the group as he would hear me play them and asked me who the drummer was. He now plays in his own band at 22 with John Bonham's name written across his drums and they never close a show without playing Led Zeppelin 😍🤘
That's awesome!! Thanks for sharing and Kudos to you and your boy for helping keep great music alive!! :)
@@michaelgilbert197 Awe thank you so much... He plays rock gigs on Saturday nights and church hymns on Sunday mornings lol. 🤘🙏😍
@@sourgir-wh6xd Well that just elevated the story up another notch!! God Bless you and yours.... Rock on sister!!
@@michaelgilbert197 💜💜💜
Jimi Page said it best when he said their music is like “whispering to the thunder”..”light and shade”. They start off slow and then bash your head in. The hammer of the gods
Led Zeppelin was such a huge part of my young life. my best friend and I were actually on our way to get tickets for the (In though be out door) concert tour when we heard of Jon bottoms death. We were devastated
My brother was on his way to camp out for those tickets when he heard on the radio. I’ll never forget him calling me, “Are you sitting down?”
You mean John Bonham.
For some reason, it's the Lord of the Rings reference that hits me about this. "In the darkest depths of Mordor, I met a girl so fair...", I mean yes, a great song and one I remember for a lot more than that, but their making what was, at the time, a quite obscure literary reference indicates a greater breadth of education than rock musicians are often thought to have.
Such a great band. Ahead of their time
Way ahead of this time as well👊🏽⚡️
They released this in 1969, can you believe that? And Led Zeppelin I was on 1968
Timeless, is perhaps a better discription?
When Zeppelin played the O2 Arena in 2007 this was the 2nd song they played, They nailed it and it sounded heavier - They've never lost their touch 🔥
That sound that trickles from one side to the other? Thank Jimmy Page for that. He produced all their records as well as wrote or co-wrote the songs and be the legendary, iconic guitar player. He produced the tracks and has all the masters in his personal collection. So when you hear it going back and forth in your headphones, that's Jimmy playing with all the knobs and dials on the big studio mixing desk. He knew people'd be listening to this stuff on headphones. And he was an absolute stickler for sound quality. That's why their recordings are so well mixed and balanced. He had a great ear and knew that the best way for Zeppelin's music to shine is to make sure everyone heard EVERYTHING all 4 of them were doing on the recording.
Glad you mentioned that! Everyone knows his genius on the guitar, but not many know his genius level production/mixing talents!! He was WAY ahead of the times!!!!! Kudos Sir!!!!
@@michaelgilbert197 Thank you! I always make it a point to let people know who aren’t familiar with Zep that Page wasn’t just a guitar God - he was a studio genius.
Amen babe! There is NO bad Zeppelin song.
Maybe my favorite Led Zeppelin song. I like their early stuff from 1969 and 70. They were so raw and gritty in the beginning. Great Band.
His voice is AMAZING! Period. So good :)
100%.... His voice hits you like a lead Zeppelin!!! FOR REAL!!!! I forget who originally said that to them, but he was right.... of course he meant it to be derogatory!! Either way, they did hit and blew up all over the world!!!!
@@michaelgilbert197 For me its ROBERT PLANT, FREDDIE MURCERY and Elvis :)
Elvis was my 1st musical hero... My parents bought tickets for my 7th birthday (in 1977) to see him in Portland Maine. Unfortunately.... He died just days before that concert!! I was devastated!! And agree with the others.... Robert is my #1, and Freddie is my # 2 guy... PERIOD!!!! :)
@@michaelgilbert197 I see we were destined to have been brothers from another mother :)
@@layedout778 Bahaha!! Seems like it for sure brother!!! Lol!!
Even boasts a bassline you can hum in the shower.
JPJ... dreamy...
It amazes me more now...how creative and talented Zep was.
Yeah, back in the day of mono AM radio, it was impossible to truly appreciate their genius.
According to urban legend, during a gig in Stockholm, Sweden, on September 12th 1968, (when the group were still touting their wares under the name 'The New Yardbirds') the amplifiers shut down - and, according to Jimmy Page, his singer was still audible over the rest of the group from the back of the auditorium. This song dates from the following year and shows Plant in his full hippy mode, but it's a beautiful number.
That doesn't surprise me.... Robert was born to sing to the masses. His voice is ethereal!! Takes you to a whole other place!!!!
This was the first song from Led Zeppelin that made me love them.
At 71yo, I first see led Zep 1968, still get the same buzz listening today as I did then, the roundhouse London
I’m 66 my brother is five years older so yep grew up with zeppelin
It's an album that needs to be listened to
in its entirety. Recorded during their first American tour on the fly.
The entire album was recorded and mixed in 30 hours.
Not bad at all for music that is over 50 years old. When it’s this good it lasts forever. People 50 years from now will still listen and be WOWed by this music
One of my favorite songs from these guys...led zeppelin
Hey,jayy like your channel,you have great taste in music,peace and love...bye
Hey jayy,miss you
Thanks for diving back down the Led Zeppelin rabbit hole, Jayyyyyyy!!!!! For more greatness by this band please look for (if you haven't reacted to them already) Dazed and Confused, Good Times Bad Times, Since I've Been Loving You, Over The Hills and Far Away, The Battle of Evermore, What Is and What Should Never Be, Going to California and Babe I'm Gonna Leave You! Enjoy!!!!
I wish this song was longer too. Robert Plant's voice is amazing!
Another Bass Clinic by JPJ.
This is exactly how I hoped you’d react to this - you did not disappoint.
Another great Led Zepplin to react to is "Hey, Hey What Can I Do"... I really hope you'll check it out!! #GETTHELEDOUT
I love watching you melt thinking how Robert's hair would fall over you as the song progresses.... haha... Led Zep were and still are amazing after all these years... great to see a younger generation discovering this great music.... we gotta scrape you off the floor with every Led Zeppelin song listening...
This song takes me back to Pusan Korea every time I hear it, good ole Texas Street (If you been there you know). Bar after bar after bar playing Led Zeppelin......it was magical!
That unmistakable bass drum by Bonham, no wonder they could be so good!
it's called "panning". adjusting the outputs between the left, right and center channels. it is a great way to showcase different instruments and highlight sections
I am a bass player and this was my favorite song from my favorite bass player and my favorite band for the last 54 years! I was 12 years old when I 1st heard this... I love that you love it too in 2021....Thanks for the reaction Sweetheart.... gt
HEAR N AID..
Stars..[the record] 1986.
Heehee you're quickly becoming one of the biggest Zeppelin fans on the internet. Love your stuff. Some of the best music react videos on UA-cam
Love love love it when someone hears Zeppelin for the first time and they get it! I saw Zeppelin twice. Always my favorite group!
This will always be my favorite Zeppelin song and I love them all
So good! Never gets old.
You love Zep? Try "Baby,Come On Home"....... THAT song will let you see Zep in a light you NEVER imagined! Plant's vocals are INCREDIBLE!! And he was only 20yrs old!!
Agreed!! Definitely amongst the more underrated songs in the Led Zeppelin catalog.
Zeppelin Just sounds better then anything you Just heard. I can be jamming liking a song going down the road but when I hear zeppelin I know things Just picked up and got even better..and I turn it up even louder
I heard all of there songs a million times and I still love all of them!!😊
And now you have the best Zeppelin song ever. JPJ - you GOD, you!
We aren't worthy of JPJ...
My FAVORITE Zeppelin songs followed by Thank You and Dazed and Confused!
“Gotta find the Queen of all my dreams! “ He must been talking bout you, Jayy! Love this song. Love your reactions
I was born in the late 70's and one of my older siblings was a big fan.
I don't remember it, but I'm absolutely sure Led Zeppelin was the first music I heard.
Several of their songs had references to Lord of the Rings. Robert was a huge TOlkien fan. I love this song, and your reaction was awesome.
The greatest voice in rock and roll history
Freddie Mercury >>>
I started watching your channel because you were reacting to LZ. So glad you still are!
This song is in my Top Five Fave LZ songs 🎵🎶
You would LOVE Battle of Evermore!
May be my favorite Led song. Reminds me that Ace Freyley(??) of Kiss once said once he was reaiding Lord of the Rings because he wanted to understand Led Zeppelin better.
Ace said that!?!?!! That's hysterical and best comment EVER!!!! Bahahaha!!! :)
@@michaelgilbert197 Yep. It was in the early '90s. I was and editor at the Milwaukee Sentinel newspaper and we would ask celebrities what they were reading and that's what he said when Kiss was in town.
@@custardflan That's SO freakin awesome!!! Lucky you man!!!
Love your reaction to "ramble on" by LED ZEPPELIN......GO GIRL!!!
I just subscribed to your channel because I can tell you are cool and got great taste. This is the greatest band ever!
"Now and Zen" the celebration contiues... walking through paradise.
Robert Plant :)
Yep. They were panpot happy in the 1960s! There are countless late 60s tracks where they move the stereo image from left to right or ping instruments from one speaker to the other. It's quite a nice effect!
Did u notice the Lord of the Rings references?
I've always believed this was Aragorn's song.
Yep, infact Peter Jackson should have played this while the credits rolled!!
YES i heard it
Yes they were big fans of the Lord of the Rings novels by J.R.R Tolkien..........The Lord of the Rings is an epic[1] high fantasy novel[a] by the English author and scholar J. R. R. Tolkien. Set in Middle-earth, the world at some distant time in the past, the story began as a sequel to Tolkien's 1937 children's book The Hobbit, but eventually developed into a much larger work. Written in stages between 1937 and 1949, The Lord of the Rings is one of the best-selling books ever written, with over 150 million copies sold.[2]
Golem, the evil one...
Just because you love Led Zeppelin like l love Led Zeppelin, l'm going to subscribe 😉 ✌ They made me a VERY HAPPY teenage back in the 70's, went to every one of their concerts when ever they came to L.A.🤟😜
You had to be there. Led Zeppelin, Weed, Stereo, and birth control pills. It was all new, we were teenagers, and there will never be a more perfect storm of “newness” on the planet.
WOW!!! I was born in '70, so I while I wasn't really there..... I was a product of that perfect storm!! My parents clearly didn't know about the pill though!! lol!! ;) And you're right.... That must of been a hell of crazy time to be a teen!!
Absolutely! I don’t mind being older now because I was blessed to be young then. Did you ever think you would see legal weed in your lifetime? Life is grand!
This says so much about the musicianship and content and execution of their music that it still stands today and their music is widely sampled in today's music they are legendary
Av spent me life loving all they've done and this " ramble on " just tells every1 that there's many strings 2 led zeppelins bows !!! Gan on Jayy fill ya boots and take ya time 2 listen 2 some of the best rock music ever 😍😍😍😍
I swear of you strung all the zepplin songs together you'd know Lord Of The Rings without ever reading the books or see the movies. Lol
BAHAHAHA!!!!! SO TRUE!!!!!!!! GOOD ONE!!!! :)
What other ones have references? I can only think of "Battle Of Evermore" at the moment.
Never in HISTORY will you ever hear such musical emotional Awsomeness!!!
This has been one of my favourite songs since I was 6 years old.
It's so awesome seeing whole new generations of people finding the Led Zep magic, especially when you've been listening to them your entire life.
Thank you for keeping great music alive!
Much love, from Australia xx
I have a classical music training. And I love Mozart and Beethoven. But I also LOVE Hendrix, The Beatles, The Stones, Marvin Gate, EWF, George Clinton, Pink Floyd, Steely Dan And Of Course Led Zep!
The expression on your face was so pure. Now you know how I felt the first time I heard it on the radio, back when it first came out.
Great song, great album, great band!
I like re-exploring this music as you react to it. Good job!
One of my faves. Timeless.
Bring it on home. Absolutely top five all time favorites!!!!
Possibly my favorite song from Zep. I was in 7th grade when I smoked my first joint. This song was on.
Never a dull moment with these guys. They will take you to fantasy land.
THAT BASS LINE !!!
Great song choice, and terrific reaction as always Jayy! Thanks for always bringing some light into our days :-).
Funky little rock tune from all those years ago.
We loved it..
You definitely do get the Led. Welcome to the seventies!
All around great song. Don't hear it on the radio much. What a pleasure. Thanks
My number one favorite band of all time!!
I remember driving to school in my rambler in the early 70s and listening to this 8 track tape. So long ago
I just love your love of Led Zeppelin.
I can imagine how the blues greats felt witnessing young people breath new life into their music by reimagine it, playing it, recording it, and making it popular the world over and thereby giving the original blues players a whole new audience and popularity. Watching young people react and get into the music of my youth pays out forward.
This song is my Fav!!! They Never fail to please!!! Robert really tells a story I am so happy I grew up listening to them!!!!
Love Led Zeppelun this one is one of my all time favorites Ramble on!!!!! 💖💖🌷
Do Going to California
bring it on home, that's another Zep song with a soft/loud transition - from blues to rock and back again
That was a GROOVEFEST!! Awesome tune! They created magic on that song and you locked in perfectly! That was cool to watch, Jayy! Love you!
I could watch you all day!!!!! The music is great, but your reactions are just plain fun! I love watching you get into LZ. You remind me so much of my first time. Keep going Jayy, PLEASE!!!!
One of several songs Led Zep did that were about the Hobbit & or The Lord of the Rings. Awesome song!
Best band of all time. Watching your responce during the song was priceless. I saw you notice the little things. The drums , the bass line, the up beats the down beats.
the best there is the best there was the best there ever will be
Love this tune. A good change of pace after having my heart ripped out by James Blunt. lol. Thanks for hanging with me this afternoon.
Tea for one is another great Led Zeppelin song
I'm glad I grew up to this time of music.
Nothing better than some Led For Our Heads. Thank you.
Some pretend to dig it, but your enjoyment is genuine. Our grandkids will be listening to this timeless music, either as is or covered by other artists.
Led Zeppelin were huge fans of Lord of the Rings and Tolkien, you’ll be able to find references to LOTR throughout their songs. Such as this song in the lyric “‘‘twas in the darkest depths of Mordor…but Gollum and the evil one”.
Try " How Many More Times" ( studio version) from Led Zeppelin 1. Or " You Shook Me" from the same album. You can't believe they were recorded in 1968!! Thank you Jayy, from an old Zephead in England. Stay safe and well.