Teen Opera Singer Reacts To Led Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Love
Вставка
- Опубліковано 19 чер 2023
- Original Video:
• Led Zeppelin - Whole L...
Led Zeppelin's UA-cam Channel:
www.youtube.com/@ledzeppelin/...
Please Follow Me On My Socials
(U can find all links to my social media accounts through this one link)
linktr.ee/AaliyahCapili
Separate Links Of My Social Media Accounts Down Below:
My Instagram - / aaliyahcapili
My Facebook Page- / aaliyahlouise
My TikTok - / aaliyah.capili
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational, or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
#ledzeppelin #wholelottalove #singingreaction #teen #opera #singer #reacts #rock #singerreacts #ledzeppelinreaction
Since I've been loving you " Live" from Madison square garden 1973 is a live performance you're going to get a lot of comments on . I also recommended it as well. ; )
Thanks so much for all the recommendations
Great reaction! Now I hope you treat yourself to listening to the original studio recording in headphones, your mind will be blown! Yeah… More Zeppelin!
Thanks so much for your recommendation🥰
I remember listening to this back in the 70s. Stereo? That wooh-wooh-wooh going back and forwards was quite something.
Really glad u picked the royal Albert hall version of this song because it's simply the bestest
😍😍😍
Yes, I agree. One thing I love about this version is that Robert Plant’s voice sounds SO much better here than in the ‘73 MSG version from The Song Remains the Same. Plant’s voice was damaged by 1973, with a lot less power and greatly diminished range. That’s a real tragedy, because his voice through 1971 was one of the absolute best instruments in all of rock. Here, in 1970, he is absolutely in prime form.
@@CliffinAZ yeah Ive listened to it atleast 467 times lol. And u r right
@@faizanmckagan2827I also REALLY like the way he sounds later in ‘70 in concert-around the time of LZ 3, when he’s really going for a lot of the high notes. Another one of my favorites is Copenhagen ‘71, with the only LZ live version of Four Sticks ever.
@@CliffinAZ yeah the opening song in royal Albert hall " were gonna groove" sends down chills my spine... That high tempo and bonzo's thunderstorm drums. Jimmy literally playing from his soul and jpj energy on that base... What a band man!
Since the live versions of Led Zeppelin's songs are often very different, with more improvisation, ad libbing, and longer solos, it's often fun and informative to compare them to the album versions
Thanks so much Mr. Chris for the recommendation
Wonderful to see younger generation rocking out and appreciating the genius of the best of earlier artists
😍
The moment this song came on the radio in 1969 it was a car stopping moment, it was the lead song off their classic 2nd album, which set a standard for hard rock and heavy blues that was never topped, just evolved. This led off side one, Heartbreaker, another all time Zeppelin banger leads off side 2 in just as an amazing opening as this one and contains one of Jimmy Page's best solos. That whole album is worth a listen, as is 99% of their catalog. Amazing band, enjoy the journey! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
Thanks so much for sharing. They are really amazing😍
I was a little to young to see Led Zeppelin perform live in concert, but I did see Robert Plant in concert. I was 20ish at the time but the stadium was filled with mostly 35-45 year olds, reliving their youth of the 60s & 70’s. The music was great but my biggest memory was the beginning of the concert. The lights went out, to start the show, and the lights came on, but it wasn’t lights, it was the majority of the crowd with lighters all taking a few seconds to light “something” up at the same time. How times have changed with laws, security and searches since then.
Thanks so much for sharing💕
(The late) Drummer John Bonham of Led Zeppelin was such a remarkable talent 🤘🤘 His drumming was powerful, heavy, fluid and musical ... all at once! Zeppelin's engineers recalled that Bonham would finish his drum parts in the studio in 1 or 2 takes... he and bassist John Paul Jones were one of the greatest rhythm sections of all time... John Bonham was terrific on Zeppelin's recordings... and he was even more impressive in concert - his drum solo on 'Moby Dick' was a highlight of Led Zeppelin's shows... He would even play the drums w/ his bare hands at some point and if he cut himself on the rims, he would bleed all over his kit and still not miss a beat!
Sadly, he had a major problem w/ alcohol abuse... and he was nicknamed 'Bonzo' or 'The Beast' offstage because when he was drunk, he could get ripped and violent... When John Bonham died of alcohol asphyxiation in 1980, Led Zeppelin refused to carry on without him because he was "irreplaceable"... 😪 There was just nobody who could replace him or play like him...
Thanks so much for sharing🌺
It's interesting to see a trained opera singer react to different genres of music and especially to the coolest band ever. I learn something every time I watch your reactions.
Oh thank you very very much💕
I recommend you do reactions to the studio versions of the songs "Stairway to Heaven" and "Since I've Been Loving You". I know you've only listened to live versions of Led Zeppelin songs so far, but the studio versions will open your eyes to the true greatness of this band and give you a much better appreciation for the magic within their songs. I'm not saying don't do live, but when it comes to Led Zeppelin, I would always react to the studio versions first. I subscribed!
Peace
Thank you very much for your recommendations🌺
I saw these guys live three times. Best concerts I have ever been to along with Emerson, Lake, and Palmer...
Jealous :)
Oh wow thanks for sharing
THREE TIMES?! By any chance do you still have any ticket stubs and/or programs?
I wish I did! Saw them at Tarrant County Convention Ceneter in Fort Worth twice and it did not even occur me to keep stubs - might have one in the bottom of a box somewhere 😎😎@@alonenjersey
@@allendesalme197 Ah well, seek and ye shall find.
You should really listen to 'Since I've Been Loving You', preferably the Live version. Will blow your mind away. Its the reason why they are the biggest band in the world to this day!
Thanks so much for sharing💕
This clip is from their 1970 Albert Hall concert. Robert and John Bonham are both 20 at this time.
Thanks so much for sharing
Zeppelin was the absolute best at designing durable hard-rocking riffs like the one in this song. They repeatedly took a brief but deeply engaging and expressive riff like this and built entire songs around it -- elevating rhythmic repetition to a nearly melodic level.
And if I had to pick the greatest rock vocalist from the 70s, it would have to be Robert Plant. An opera singer ought to really appreciate this era in rock because the vocals are so over-the-top dramatic. This was a time of enormous anxiety, esp in the US, where growing awareness of -- and disgust with -- racial injustice, imperialist warfare, and empty materialism utterly obliterated the comfortable complacency of the postwar era. That anxiety found expression in rock music, which took on a turbulent, even violent tone, most notably in bands like Led Zeppelin and The Who.
By the way, you should definitely check out The Who's iconic "Won't Get Fooled Again" which includes the greatest scream of anguish in music history, by Roger Daltrey, another fabulous vocalist from this era.
Many thanks for sharing🌺
That's why 60 ,70 and 80s. Was the best Era Rock music with a real natural musician that born to Rock!!
🥰
Great reaction. Please try Since I've Been Loving You Live at Madison Square Garden 1973. You will not believe Robert's vocal range
I will check it out too
That is the worst concert to display Robert’s range🤣. If you want to hear Robert Plant in his prime listen to Since I’ve Been Loving You live in Paris Theater 1971.
Thank you Aaliyah, for reacting to this live LZ performance. While it is always cool to see the band perform live I think one day you will need to listen to the studio version to truly appreciate this music! And speaking of "Thank You" the group has an excellent love song of that title that you should put on your list to get to one day! Take care,
Thanks so much for your recommendations💕
@@AaliyahCapili You bet young lady, glad you are having fun. 🎵😊
@@AaliyahCapili yeah, the second album had a a “pre-echo” during the last part of the song. It was a bleed through from another track, an error that Page kept in. It’s iconic.
The ending of “What Is And What Should Never Be" had sound that panned from one channel to the other. The right speaker then the left, then the right again. It’s amazing.
Zeppelin is my favorite band! 👍🏼
😍😍😍
As usual, it was a great reaction, I'm still thinking this song is way beyond your age, but this is a song everybody must hear at least once in a life time, thank you Aaliyah, another well delivered reaction!!!!
Thanks so much too
Highly Suggest "Since Ive Been Loving You-Live" for amazing Robert Plant vocals and Jimmy accompanying guitar. Its truly a masterpiece! Enjoy the Zep journey, its worth it!
I'll check it out too🥰
@@AaliyahCapili Yes definitely! I don't want to step on @elishuk's request but since it wasn't mentioned, live at Madison Square Garden 1973 is considered the gold standard, (as well as the audio version)
Its a genuine rocking out and a smile on my face moment. Excellent perspective, articulation 😊🎸🎺 Thankyou
Thanks so much too
Thanks Aaliyah. I have watched a few of your reactions now and it is very interesting to hear from somebody who actually understands music and singing on a technical level. I just hear a band like KISS, ACDC or Led Zeppelin and know that the music is awesome without knowing a thing about music. Keep making the vids. Would love to hear more KISS and ACDC. Thanks again!
Thanks so much for your kind words and appreciation
Wow I've never heard this clip before! 🤯🔥🤘
Another awesome reaction! 🙌
Thank you 🙌
This is great but I would also suggest the live at MSG version of The Rain Song, such great singing and musical arrangements. Thank you for another video.
Thanks for your recommendation
The guitarist used a Theremin in the middle section. One uses a Theremin by hand gestures in front of the antenna, there's pitch & other controls to make different sounds. 😎
I'm just so surprised they didnt show Jimmy at all during it. He always wanted to be front and center so I'm surprised he wasn't filmed during that section.
@@snakeinthegrass7443 > Watch their video Whole Lotta Love live at MSG . He used it a fairly long time
Thanks so much for sharing this
@@AaliyahCapili > Beach Boys - Good Vibrations, L.A.Guns - Malaria are other songs that a Theremin is used 👍
Another great rock singer is Paul Rodgers of Bad Company fame. They signed as the first band to the Swan Song Led Zeppelin record label. Paul also sang for a band later called The Firm which had Jimmy Page on Guitar.
I'm surprised you didn't mention that PR first found fame in the blues rock band Free.
Thanks for sharing
Let's not forget Roger Daultrey.
One of the greats. Try Ten Years Gone for your next Zepplin adventure. Of course a great video young lady! Now on to the requests! Lol.
Opeth Ghost of Perdition : Live at Red Rock Amphitheater
NeObliviscaris: Forget Not
Judas Priest : Dreamer Deceiver / Deceiver : A two part blended into one Album version.
First time I saw JP was the British Steel tour in Long Beach.... Breaking the Law Breaking the law.... Great show
Thanks for your suggestion
robert was 21 here! jimmy is the oldest and this gig was on his 26th birthday!
Oh wow thanks for sharing
I strongly recommend you listen to How many more times by Zeppelin! There are 4 distinct song changes & the whole band is involved. There is no other rock song like it.
Bands like Zeppelin & Queen make their own rock music that nobody else does/has. No other band could or can write Stairway to Heaven, Bohemian Rhapsody, etc.
Keep in mind Zep albums 1/2 are 54 years old but hold their own today.
Oh yeah, they were 19-22 & together for only three weeks before recording their first album.
How many more times (studio version) listen to it & be surprised
Thanks so much for sharing
Great video young lady ❤️🇮🇹🇧🇪🇪🇺
Thank you very much
Great reaction, I can tell you rely appreciate the band
Yes, they are so amazing
Check out
Pink Floyd (guest vocalist Clare Torry) "The Great Gig in the Sky" audio only version from the album The Dark Side of the Moon
Probably the deepest dive into the emotions surrounding Death you will ever hear 😉
Thanks for your recommendations
Greatest band ever!! They are fabulous!
😍😍😍
🤟Great reaction!
Thank you very much🌺
@@AaliyahCapili I’d love to hear more of your performances on your channel! I love opera ❤️
My favorite is How Many More Times from the same performance. It is the crown jewel of the concert imo.
Thanks for sharing💕
Amazing reaction Alliyah. A comprehensive look at Led Zeppelin.
Thanks so much too
It is extremely gratifying to see a classicaly trained artist such as yourself react positively to the music I grew up loving. The generation before mine considered all of this to be "just noise" and I always knew deep down that wasn't true!
🥰
During the interlude that is a Theremin you're hearing. Jimmy page was one of the rare guitarists to use a theremin and also a violin bow on his guitar 🤔
Thanks for sharing
It’s so nice and interesting to watch your reactions! So nice that a young, beautiful lady and a professional singer from another genre is so open minder not only to listen, but also to appreciate and enjoy! Thanks ❤
Thank you so much!♥️♥️♥️
*Its a great song indeed*
Thanks so much💕
I really loved this version as it seemed to show a Whole Lotta John Bonham laying down some ferocious driving beats!
🥰
My elegant, beautiful reactor. As always, you're fun, and insightful. More Zeppelin please. Until mext time ,Stay well !
Flattery will get you everywhere!
Thanks so much too. Have a wonderful day
Great video; always love your reactions so much!
While a lot of rock bands tryed to dublcate what they do on record by playing it on stage. Led Zeppelin always played with a lot of improv on stage, making a better performance for their fans. As they once said, who wants to just hear a record playing super loud?
Thanks for sharing
Great reaction. Now you should watch the version from "MSG 1973". It's about 2 1/2 years later and a completely different arrangement. Robert's voice has also matured a little. It's one of their greatest versions
Thanks so much for your recommendation
I love your discussing what makes this song great and not the context of it.
🥰
Back in the day when you would not really be prepared, what was about to happen.
But the folks would listen, first. Giving the end of a song time to "breathe".
Thanks for sharing
Everybody thought his vocalizing pseudo climaxing was so original, but years before, Carl Orff in Carmina Burana preceeded that particular idea......".oh, oh, oh, totas floreo; ya amali, virginali, totus ardeo; novus, novus, novus, amor es quo pereo, quo pereo, quo pereo !" And Orff's work has become a staple in the classical music world.
Thanks so much for sharing
Just think no auto tune back then the start of hard rock that riffs played in almost all rock music love the style and look very cool rock on
Thanks so much for sharing
It’s staggering how good they were.
🥰
@@AaliyahCapili I saw them live twice (I’m old 😁)
Awesome reaction!!
Thank you!! 😁
Aaliyah, everybody is going to tell you that you have to react to "Since I've Been Loving You" from this same Led Zeppelin at MSG concert. Thank you for these initial reactions.
Thanks so much, i will check it out too
Robert ad-libed differently in every performance. He did this even on the studio recordings, but every live performance was different.
Thanks for sharing
Do Since I've Been Loving You live from Madison Square Garden 1973!
Thanks for your recommendation
Fabulous job dear ! Nice to see you enjoying the band
Thank you so much!
their concerts were different eveytime
😍
Aaliyah sei la migliore! I tuoi video sono meravigliosi.💞💞💞
Thank you so much💕💕💕
I think the best demonstration of RObert Plant's voice is in the song : Immigrant song
Thanks for sharing
Great classic SONG ...LONG LIVE ROBERT PLANT JIMMY PAGE
😍😍😍
And yeah I agree with the other fella you should hear the studio recorded LPs.
Thanks again for the recommendation
Bienvenida a la Santísima Trinidad del Hard Rock y Heavy Metal, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath y Led Zeppelin. Aunque yo añadiría una banda de la misma época infravalorada,, Uriah Heep, echa un vistazo a Julie Morning
Thanks for sharing
Thank you very much
Thank you too
Bestest
🥰
With Led Zeppelin I gotta say I think the right choice is always the studio version. It is great to see and hear them live when you already know the songs, it their studio work is where it’s at.
live at MSG version of The Rain Song, such great singing and musical arrangements
The live energy is a must see
@@nerad1994 Most definitely. But the art is more refined in the studio. I’m just saying I think it is a mistake to watch live performances first. There are too many compromises, despite some pluses. Some songs more than others. This Royal Albert Hall recording sucks. Sounds horrible. Their studio recordings are master works. Legendary stuff. And some of that stuff just can’t be or wasn’t duplicated live. They’re an awesome live band. Just get familiar with the studio recordings first. That’s how I see it, anyway.
@@ClaytonMacleod I see
Thanks for your recommendation
Aaliyah,
I was at one of your other videos of Led Zeppelin. I mentioned their acoustic work. The Rain Song with an orchestra is a good one. SO I located one I think you will enjoy -- the Rain Song!! On a side note, what do you think this song is about??? Very many songs from this era spoke about sex. As this one does!!!! Plus the musical talent is top-shelf!!!! As usual Roberts hair is killer!!!! Great team work, you bet your last dollar!!!!!!....... Lust?? who knew!!!! Kidding!!!!
Oh thank you for always watching and for your recommendation too. Hope i can be able to check it out soon 🌺
I think you'd like Dave Byron from Uriah Heep - maybe Come away Melinda?
Thanks for sharing
You should check out the entire video at Madison Square Garden called "The Song Remains the Same"
Thanks for the recommendation Mr. Robert
💛
🥰
more Zeppelin please lol.... i can give you 60 to 70 to react to :-)
I will definitely do😍😍😍
My generation
🥰🥰🥰
It takes a cold heart to not respect Zep. The music is profound and is high energy stuff. Absolutely dynamic.
🌺
YOU CAN PAUSE
ANY TIME YOU
WANT Aaliyah 🤩
Weed Me
Thanks so much🌺
I enjoy your reactions. I strongly recommend you do great gig in the sky by pink Floyd. You will not be disappointed
Thanks so much💕
Please react to the Live version of Stairway To Heaven from Madison Square Garden 1973. This is one of the most iconic and probably the greatest rock n roll song ever recorded.
😍😍😍
That's the way I sing in the shower well- maybe not when I'm going into King Soopers? Maybe not when I'm watching Judy Garland in The Wizard of Oz yeah yeah I think that's it!
🥰
🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
🥰🥰🥰
this is great)))
😍
lots of times the audience did the song with Plant
🥰🥰🥰
Hi Aaliyah: once you're up this alley (don't know if this is legal, minding your age)
A song from the early 7ties. A band from Greece. Aphrodite's Child. Guest singer Was Irene Papas. One of the few greek actors to ever
make it to Hollywood.
The song is named "Infinity". Just found it: Infinity; Irene Papas ; Aphrodites child
schould get you there.
The Guns of Navarone
Thanks so much for sharing
@@AaliyahCapili You're welcome! Just thinking: this song is pretty... graphic.. for a young woman your age.
But it does showcase the hippie years.
Pls don't think of it as sexual harresment.
Not meant to be that way! Just to understand, what was possible "on stage" @ that point of time. I'm german. US was always much different, when it comes to sexuality. Little story: at a concert of "Dr. Hook and the medicine show" in Denmark, some girls in the audience showed her boobs. In reaction to that, the singer stripped completey naked. They finished the show like that.
Cultural differnces. Just wanted to point that out.
Plant was about 21 at the time of this concert.
🥰
Great reaction. Would love to see your reaction on John Farnham's live version of "Help" by the Beatles, you won't regret it.
Thanks for sharing💕
WANNA WHOLE
LOTTA LOVE 🎶
🎸EEEEEEEEEEH
WANNA WHOLE
LOTTA LOVE 🎶
🎸EEEEEEEEEEH
WANNA WHOLE
LOTTA LOVE 🎶
🎸EEEEEEEEEEH
WANNA WHOLE
LOTTA LOVE 🎶
🎸EEEEEEEEEEEE
EEEEEEEEEEHHH
Weed Me
🌺
Not to be crude, but I think you caught it -- he was emulating having an orgasm. He ad libs for sure. The whole band does -- they have rough structure of all their songs and go out and improvise every night.
The same song is played differently every show. ❤ They were simply amazing.
We were all blown away like you are - when we first heard them too. Great reaction again ❤
Thanks for sharing
Hello my princess... Just wanted to say hi and happy day 😄🎶🎶🎶🎶 you like Led Zeppelin? I luv you 😘
Thank you very very much. Hello too and may you have a great weekend
My big smiling reactor, I comment before watching most times and for this one, all I'm going to say is ID please miss 😂😂 definitely not for young ears.
🥰🥰🥰
This live recording is a little rough. A more dramatic song of theirs was this one used in Thor and elsewhere.
ua-cam.com/video/zJ9dFeZ5344/v-deo.html
Thanks for sharing
Hey could I suggest Suite Maddam blue from Styx
Thanks for your suggestion
@@AaliyahCapili you're welcome
You might find The Who's A Quick One While He's Away on the Rolling Stones Rock & Roll circus interesting
ua-cam.com/video/RJv2-_--EY4/v-deo.html
Thanks for sharing
You should watch Freddy Mercury and Queen at live aid.
Thanks for your recommendation
@@AaliyahCapili
I had the privilege of growing up during the most creatively talented music was being made. It was a moment in time that I lived but didn't realize it would end.
Okay, so, there's a BIG problem with this song. It was written by Delta Blues man Willie Dixon in the 1950s titled: 'You Need Love.' It was first recorded by Muddy Waters in 1963 (with awesome keyboards), and released by Chess Records -- with credit to Dixon (ua-cam.com/video/WoqR7ztdTCg/v-deo.html). The Small Faces did a cover -- with credit to Dixon -- and a couple of other bands, too in the 1960's -- again, with full credit. Dixon's estate sued Led Zeppelin, and after years of litigation, they won. Later, Robert Plant said with a blank look in those blue eyes: "Jim came up with a great riff, we changed some words, and 'Bob's your uncle.' The man should have been paid, and he wasn't -- end of story." Not quite. Dixon died in 1992, broke and impoverished, when he should have been paid huge royalties over decades. They also ripped off the term 'back-door man' from another Dixon recording of the same title. Plant tried to justify it by saying their manager, Peter Grant, took care of all the business -- but they knew they hadn't credited Dixon and continued to fight long after Grant was gone. Jimmy Page never made any kind of comment or apology 😐. It's really sad that people of their talent wouldn't give credit where due. And it's not the only song they stole...
Thanks so much for sharing🌺
you might find this cool the singer was only 20 and the rest of them was not much older
🥰
Its not there best version of this song. Everytime they do a live song it's different. Robert and Jimmy play off of each other.. I am a Led zeppelin expert. You want to see there real skill check out. "Since I been loving you" 1973 live at Madison square garden.. Every person should watch that performance once In there life. My late wife was at that concert...RIP Baby.
Thanks so much for sharing🌺🌺🌺
try 'since i've been loving you'
and your toes will curl !
i would love to hear your
comments on Robert Plants
singin in this tune ,
pretty please ...
Thanks for the recommendation
Robert Plant is approximately the same age as you are now when this video was recorded .
Oh thanks for the info
I have heard this song causes pregnancy just by listening to it and men are not exempt.
So: how many weeks befory delivery have you got left?
I was born in 1970. So in theory…..
🤔
@@peterdoe2617 I have given birth to an army of kids. Robert Plant owes me millions in child support
😊
Ah se llama música
🥰
You really need to do stair way to heaven
Thanks for sharing
He planned to do them on the spot.
Thanks for sharing 💕
Please reaction to ..band ""Agent Steel " and song " Sonata Cocmica " ... if You like high long notes and fast drums.
Thanks for sharing
Son los 70
🥰
It would be nice if you could make the screen bigger
Oh so sorry about that, there were copyright issues when i was posting it, so i had to make it smaller😔