I HAVEN'T HEARD THIS SIDE OF THEM!.. | Led Zeppelin Dazed And Confused REACTION
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- I HAVEN'T HEARD THIS SIDE OF THEM!.. | Led Zeppelin Dazed And Confused REACTION
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You don't really know how varied all of Zeppelin's music is. I'm a 55 year black male and been listening to Zeppelin since I was 16. I hate I never got to see this band live.
I got to see them live twice again on the Page/Plant your and when Jimmy toured with the Black Crowes. Bonham and Zep are the reason I was in a touring band in the 1970's and have been playing the drums for 50 years. Grateful I got to see them and I wish you could have as well....you'd have been blown away!
Haha, you've got me by 4 years, but I started listening to them in earnest at around 13, so I'd say we're about even. Honestly this is probably the first time I've listened to Dazed in about 15 years.
I used to book Reggae bands and one young black male ( band leader) told me his "surprise secret". What? His favorite band was Led Zeppelin. I congratulated him on striking gold. They are amazing.
Rapper Ice T is a big fan of Slayer , Sabbath and Suicidal
I had tickets and then John died...never got to see them live
75 years old. Followed them since 1969 nobody can touch them for versatility and variety!
um....the Beatles.
saying "I haven't heard this side of them" simply means that you're listening in the wrong direction.
i recommend, when a band has albums that are numbered, start with the first one.
actually, you should always work forward, to better understand the journey they took to get where they ended up.
this song, written and performed by Jake Holmes, covered by the Jimmy Page era of the Yardbirds, then re-imagined (a bit) by Led Zeppelin is the PERFECT example of how the blues became rock music.
and you can follow that progression by listening to Led Zeppelin albums in order
I agree Bill, that is particularly true even more so with the Beatles.
Reimagined a bit.. lol.. This song is completely reworked except for the main rif
What...reimagined a bit? Led Zeppelin took into the stratosphere! This band had the perfect line-up, so in sync with each other. This began life as a Jake Holmes folky acoustic song and, after he was their support act, Jimmy transformed it for The Yardbirds. Compare The Yardbirds with Zepp's version though and it just pales beside it, it was certainly a good attempt but Jimmy must have known it had much more potential in the right hands. I don't just think they needed this song to fill up Zepp's first album, I believe it's a massive statement of intent, the fact Jimmy had it as the band's introduction to the world.
And to hear the Song Remains the Same version with the extended violin bow work, Amber, that is real dark.
Totally agree.
John Bonham was one of the best drummers of all time. The sound of his drums was always over-emphasized and the sound quality was always top notch. "When the Levee Breaks" is an amazing showcase for Bonham's drumming. That recording was done in a 18th-century stone building and the drums were set up in a hallway. The acoustics for the drums echoed and reverberated. Amazing.
Bonham is damned good, but he's nothing compared to Keith Moon!
@@timothynewkirk2654 Sorry, but even Keith thought that Bonham was the better drummer - never mind that John was voted the best drummer for 6 years in a row, and is STILL considered the best ever by today's drummers.
@@timothynewkirk2654 You need a new hearing aid matey!
You guys need to really dive into the Led Zeppelin rabbit hole! It's chock-full of surprises
Try How Many More Times
You need to do Stairway to Heaven live version it is considered by some as their signature song. Babe I'm Gonna leave You is also a great song from their first album I t is pure Zepplin blues with lots of turns.
This is another band I disagree with the "rabbit hole" analogy. I go with the black hole because it is long and deep and you may never get out.
Keep in mind this is their first album. They LOUDLY announced to the world who they were. This song has it all: Blues, psychedelic, hard rock. The song allows each of the 4 brilliant band members to shine on their own at different parts of the song. Probably my favorite of theirs.
You mean HARDEST ROCK!
“Soul of a woman was created below!” Amber, the look on your face was priceless when he sang that line! That made my day! That’s Robert Plant you’re asking about. I believe he was told, early on by a record company guy, that he didn’t have what it took to be a lead singer! WTF? 😂✌️
Where did you hear that?
I heard it in an interview with Jimmy Page
That line is the title of a Jake Holmes song called "Soul of a Woman", performed by the Four Seasons on their album, "Genuine Imitation Life Gazette". Holmes wrote "Dazed and Confused".
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Jimmy PAge (Led Zepplins lead singer) has a voice that don't quit
THAT PARTICULAR RECORD EXEC ONLY HIRED SINGERS WITH KNEE PADS.
Zeppelin, and Floyd are the pillars of this era of rock. So great. Awesome reaction.
Emerson Lake and Palmer Moody Blues.
Every song by Led Zeppelin is a different side of them
That really is true. Every song is its own journey, unique to itself, but all uniquely them. I personally think Pink Floyd does far better album composition, but Zeppelin is a master of song craft in its own right.
I was scrolling down to right the same comment. Every Led Zepp song is unique, agreed.
I loved Amber's indignant expression from "soul of a woman was created below". I just burst out laughing!!
No one could do elevated blues like Led Zepp. Since I've been loving you is one of their best songs ever.
ESPECIALLY live, they need to do live reactions, Zep is one of the few talents who sound BETTER live, much love from a 26 yr old Zep fan!
Stevie Ray Could blow you away with the blues.
The Chemistry of the members of Led Zeppelin will NEVER be duplicated.
Guys, WHEN ARE Y’ALL GOING TO REACT TO “WHEN THE LEVEE BREAKS” IT’S A MUST !!!!
For sure 👍👍👍👍
Absolutely
Amen
Yes
My fave Led Zep tune.
That beautiful Page Solo and the plunge back into pure rock is about as iconic as Zeppelin gets. 7:58
Led Zeppelin is the greatest of all time. Robert Plant’s voice is beyond compare. I’m so glad young people like u are discovering their greatness. For a great guitar solo u need to do Stairway to Heaven. Robert lost his 5 year old son in 1977 and his best friend, Jon Bonham, the drummer, in 1980. It affected him greatly.
Robert Plant is Great,But slightly pipped by Chris Cornell
@@peterroberts7684 who tf is that
@@peterroberts7684 Who?
This song is where Jimmie paige plays his guitar with a bow while Robert was matching the notes
Geniuses. Try Time of Dying, When the Levee Breaks, Kashmir. Robert Plant had an amazing voice.
Time of Dying is Bonham's best work. The last minute of that song your mind can imagine the heads of those drums in front of you....You can't learn the groove that this man had. I am ex-drummer.....and I feel the groove...but can't recreate it.. Neil Peart was a technical god...his precision...timing...incredible. But the hard kicked blues bass drum...and those triplets...Find some of the isolated tracks of his work on numerous Zepp songs. Peace,,,
Great choices! Add in Fool in th Rain, 10yrs Gone, Houses of th Holy, What is & what should never be, Misty Mountain Hop & Custard Pie
@@gizzy2403 You can add them all...each song stands on its own. Now let's listen to Cardi B....!
There are just a very small number of bands that stand out as great and this is one of the first. These guys will be talked about forever. They don’t have two songs that sound the same. This is what I started out on in the mid 70s when my dad listened to them, his favorite. All of his albums were called records in those days, smiles.
Best Rock Band Ever! This song is one of Bonzo's masterpieces on drums.
The live version of this song is mind blowing.so many change ups.30 plus minutes of insane playing
I know right? It's amazing.
Every LZ song is different. You can listen all day and be surprised all day. Check out No Quarter, Immigrant Song, Battle of Evermore, Kashmir, Misty Mountain Hop and on and on and on. Robert Plant is The Voice of LZ, Jimmy Page is The Guitar, John Paul Jones is the Bass/Keyboard and John Bohnam is The Drums. Four masters!
What you said! /\ /\ /\
Absofreakinlutely
Due to being named after the song, I request Misty Mountain Hop frequently. It's a trippy vibe that matches my personality. I don't know that I've ever seen a reaction to it....😕 Correction: There are several reactions out there to the Madison Square Garden performance from 1973.
Let me just add that John Paul Jones is criminally overlooked
in other words, listen to them all!!!!
this was on their first album. they showed the world a whole new way to approach blues.
Good catch, the movie IS actually named after this song.
Prince described every Zeppelin song as being it’s own individual color. Their versatility was a massive influence to him and pretty much almost every band that followed since the 70s.
Eric Clapton said that Prince was the greatest guitarist alive.
@@ericlesher5962 Did Clapton know he died?
Their first Live Movie is The Song Remains the Same.
@@ericlesher5962 he never actually said that. That quote he apparently said is was originally attributed to Jimi Hendrix.
I was 11 years old when this came out. I'm 65 now, and I still rock with these guys. Try the live version if you really want to experience Jimmy Page at his very best.
The last 4-5 minutes of the live version from MSG 1973 are my favorit minutes in rock history! Been listening to it for 33 years and counting.. Jimmy is the reason I picked up a guitar.
Same my brother. All the best. Always.
Jimmy Page is playing his guitar with a violin bow.
Yup. I saw him play it live almost 50 years ago. YIKES! Where did the time go...
cello bow
@@vincentgallimore8107 Stop picking nits bro.
1977 Pontiac Silverdome 90,000 in attet
Yes he is.
1973 Madison Square Garden.."Since I've Been Loving You" It's fire!!
If you haven't already, try listening to When the Levy Breaks for some serious blues!!!
Agreed... with lyrics.
The blues rhythm, the soulful voice, the old blues lyrics, with the Zeppelin talent...
Amazing
Great song!
Yes. Perhaps their mostly "bluesy" song. Especially because they stole it from an actual southerner who went through a flood.
It's definitely their heaviest song.
@@quantumman555 stole it ? pretty sure many blues artists stole songs from other artists and reused the same chords- it was tradition
Use of the cello bow on the guitar is unmatched in concept and sound
Should watch this live! Jimmy Page uses a violin bow on his guitar!
It's awesome
A sound like no other...
more like a chello bow as a violin bow would have been too delicate
for the abuse jimmy gave it and small
at live concerts there wasnt much horse hair left on the bow
{:-) PAV uk
YES!!! This is a must see live version!!!
Appreciate your reaction for something I have loved for over 50 years!!!
Robert Plant - Vocals
Jimmy Page - Lead guitar
John "Bonzo" Bonham - Drums
John Paul Jones - Bass / Keyboard
also...JPJ played slide guitar and mandolin. His collection includes a triple-neck mandolin, octave mandolin, octave mandola, and mandocello, mostly custom-made. It was Jones who played mandolin on "Gallows Pole" and “Going to California.”
Sad part is that you'll never find complex and wonderful music like this on the charts of today.
Radiohead are pretty good.
Jimmy Page played a violin bow on his guitar never been done before in rock. Then he wails the blues, a rock god! I would NEVER describe this lead as NOT BAD. This is one of the greatest lead solos in rock history !!!!
Actually for this album, he didn't have his Les Paul yet. He was still playing his 1959 Fender Telecaster with the dragon that he painted on it himself. He didn't start using the Les Paul until midway through recording the Led Zepellin II.
Eddie Phillips was the first to use a bow on a guitar in 1963. the group was Mark Four
@@scotturban4580 Very few remember or even knows Eddie Philips existed. Page brought it to popular music of the time as is well remembered for it.
@@kevinstarr516 Agreed but he played it on The song remains the same. That solo is the one people remember.
In order to set the record straight, Page was not the first to use a bow on the guitar. Eddie Phillips of the UK mod band The Creation was the first. He was doing it as early as 1966-67. So, it was just another thing that Page lifted. Page used a bow as early as 1968 when he was in the Yardbirds.
“Since I’ve been lovin you” is a must see! hubba hubba!
My favorite!
The call and response between the guitar and vocals is classic Zeppelin. ✌️
That's what makes Zepp unique,.....they never rip you off just TOP YOU OFF!
grew up with this song played in my house all the time. both my parents were heavy into rock. my mom used to always sing " Black Dog".
Love LZ ❤️All their songs are great Rock !!!!! Black Dog is one of my favorites 👏👏Used to listen to them constantly 😎😎I’m 62 now and still love LZ 😎😎😎😎😎
Driving to school in my 67 ‘stang with LZ in the 8 track
@@DMUSA536 we had the 69 fastback. dad took out the back seat and mounted my baby seat in the back. not really legal. lol
Zeppelin In my time of dying is a must
You gotta react to "You Shook Me." Obviously. 🙂
And "When the Levee Breaks," and "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You," and a million others. The earlier stuff was more blues/hard rock, and Robert Plant was singing at his peak and could belt it out with ridiculous amounts of soul and passion. .
By the way, that sound that was matching Robert Plant's singing was the great Jimmy Page using a cello bow on his guitar, one of his hallmarks.
@Penderyn Lewsyn Absolutely!
Their entire debut album was fire. My favorite.
I was thinking the same thing.
LZ IV is the best lets be real
The back-and-forth between the guitar licks and Robert Plant's mimicry feels like a variation of 'call and response' to me. It shows an interactive awareness between the musicians in the moment--being locked in to the same groove... it always feels invigorating when I hear it.
You're lucky--there's still so much new/great Zeppelin for you to explore and discover!! :)
Gotta remember that the band was strongly influenced by American blues. Call and response is a staple of the blues. Plant and Page demonstrated their mastery of the technique.
at the same time that plant and page are doing call and response, john bonham and john paul jones are doing the same with drums and bass...
Yeah it literally is call and response
This band has 9 albums and not one bad song they rock greatest band all time
The Led Zep boys were young when they recorded this, off their first album in 1968. The instrument you hear Robert singing along with is a guitar being played with a cello bow, giving it that eerie sound.
Im 68 and I still feel it all when I listen to it. It never gets old.
There’s a “Dazed and Confused” from 1993. movie starring Matthew McConaughey. It was his breakout role. It’s set in 1976 on their last day of high school, about a group of (mostly) seniors and their quest to get high, drunk and laid. Hilariously funny.
Has nothing to do with the song though
Yes the movie...nothing to do with Zeppelin...was really good...as I was 16 in 1976!
@@juliemanarin4127 Not a direct reference to the song, but appropriately titled as a nod to the stoner rock era.
YOU have to PLEEEEEASE React to Led Zeppelins SONG ,,, Stair way to Heaven PLEEEEEASE Live From Madison Square Garden 1973 It THEY WILL BE ON YOUR PLAY LIST I PROMISE ,, It Starts out sloooooooow ... But the 2nd half WILL BLOW YOU A WAY ,,, You will love this MONSTER hit from the 70s
Love that movie
I always love when it goes completely off the rails. Then they bring it back in SO TIGHT! Then that double drum drop after the insanity. Goosebumps. Every. Time.
I can't get enough of watching you guys react to such classic songs from times long ago...Led Zeppelin were THE heavy rock gods! They paved a path that no one could follow, all we could do is listen in wonder and awe!
it's like seeing the world all new through the eyes of these children. it soothes my soul to see the young even giving our music a listen, even more so when they truly give their attention and consideration of what the music is saying.
Another incredible song from my favourite band.
Zeppelin had one of the best drummers in rock history (some say best). His name is John Bonham (RIP). Robert Plant has arguably the best voice in rock history.
Bonham in my opinion is the best
It always amazes me how good the remastered versions of zeppelins early work sounds. This track especially has EXCELLENT mixing. Just always found it interesting considering this is their first album and a product of the 60s.
Come on y'all, get some of "When the Levee Breaks", by the mighty Zeppelin.
They just did it, I think
My favorite Zeppelin song! 😎
You wanna hear soul? Led Zeppelin: since I've been loving you.
How did Jay ever luck into a music lover like Amber?
His adorableness may have had something to do with it. 🔥
Oh Amber Girl, you would've been a cool hippie chick if you lived back in those days
@@donnavickers6058 I think she’s one now.
No two Led Zeppelin songs are the same. Each is distinctive. And they all resonate within you!!!
The other half of the "call and response" after Robert Plants vocals was Jimmy Page playing his guitar with a cello bow. Absolutely ground breaking band and music.
I have heard that part described asan eargasm!
was lucky to see Led Zeppelin perform live at Usher Hall in Edinburgh 1970 - Jimmy Page playing his guitar on this song with a cello/violin bow blew me away !
Ahhh yes LED ZEPPELIN,enjoy guys , my uncles growing up always in the Garage jamming on their guitars & drums to Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Rainbow ,Pink Floyd …🌈 ohhh man practically every rock band 🎸 us kids use to sit there pretending we were at a concert lol 😆
Can never forget these Rock moments in time,…enjoy you guys love your reactions….take care
‘In My Time of Dying’ is an absolute MUST LISTEN
Check out the Lemon Song for us when the kids aren’t around 😎
YES
One of my faves!
And Black Dog. Meke sure your girls aren't around. And by the way.... There's not a single black dog in those ryrics what so ever. 😏
My dad freaked when he heard it blasting from my room as a teen in the 70s. Younger siblings and all that.
That's what I was thinking, the expressions on their faces would be priceless. I'm laughing just picturing their faces now.👍
Great bands have a rock anthem. Legendary bands have more than one. With Led Zeppelin every song is a rock anthem!
One thing I love about Led Zepplin is none of the songs sound the same and they way they move in and out of transitions so damn smoothly. ✌❤🤘
They could play anything. They were the juggernaut of 70s rock. No one like them before or after
Another song from the Dazed & Confused movie you might like for Female Friday is “Cherry Bomb” by The Runaways
This song has nothing to do with the movie. Was a good movie though. I was 16 in 1976 and I love the movie. Still...has nothing to do with Zeppelin
@Julie Manarin I know….. just mentioning the movie because someone else did. The movie was named after the song.
Yaaaaasssss! Cherry Bomb!!!! Great suggestion for Female Friday! 👌👌👌👌
Yeeeeees!!!!!
G.O.A.T.
All 4 members are equally talented.
This is from their first album. You can imagine how it knocked our socks off more than 50 years ago! Can you imagine? This song is more than half century old. Sounds as good now as it did then. The part that you said sounded trippy was the great Jimmy Page using a bow and wa-wa peddle on his guitar. Lead singer, Robert Plant, also plays the blues harp in this and other Zep songs. Drums are courtesy of Mr. Jon Bonham (RIP), universally considered one the best rock drummers of all time. On bass is the great John Paul Jones, who also plays keyboards when needed, as on the highly recommended song "Kashmir." Led Zeppelin is still influencing musicians to this day.
"soul of a woman was created below" and our girl clutched her pearls hahaha. Awesome
Love it! Another reason we were in great moods back in the day! A little Zep and a bowl was all it took!!!!!😂✌❤
Nailed it !
Or a pinch of hash off a album cover.
@@donnavickers6058 oh yes!!!!!
A little Led Zep & a Bowl is all it took. 😊😁😄👍🇺🇲
Happy to say I was able to see Led Zeppelin 4 times in the 60's and 70's. First time I had second row, aisle seats right in front of Robert Plant, too cool!
Try listening to their more mellow side like The Rain Song, Beautiful.
Tangerine is one of my favorites as well.
Gospel truth--the rain song
"Thank You", "That's the Way", "Since I Been Loving You", "All My Love", "Going to California",...I don't think the list has an end.
That's 3 and for me that was the best, cover to cover. Check out Zepparella, all female Zepplin cover band. ua-cam.com/video/R1xWo2dzTaM/v-deo.htmlsi=wPElZ17mlfLBZI7c @@thorsluter7835
This is a GREAT, GREAT, GREAT Song! Classic . . . .
The instrument was a bow from a violin on the guitar, that wa ac the different noise on guitar. The video on this song would show you that Robert Plant is the singer you should look at his solo career too, its outstanding.
I love your wifey she’s so into it reminds me when i use to put on my headphones , I get goose bumps every time I listen to him/led zep my heart❤❤
The story goes Keith Moon gave them their name after hearing them he commented that they were going hit the US like a Lead Balloon. The group took the name Led Zeppelin but took the 'a' out because they figured the people in the US would pronounce it 'lead' Zeppelin not Led Zeppelin.
That's just one of three prevailing theories.
I've heard that the name was first proposed by John Entwistle, as the name of a possible band with he, Page and Keith Moon, with a singer to be named later. They were all playing together on a recording session backing Jeff Beck.
Jimmy Page did that whole album on a Fender Telecaster and he played part of that song with a cello bow.
Dazed and Confused is a great movie. One of the first Matthew McConaughey roles.
The origin of "Alright Alright Alright"
But the song definitely came first
Yes great movie...nothing to do with the song
LED ZEPPELIN "NO QUARTER"..BEAUTIFUL YET HAUNTING AT THE SAME TIME.
Dude, I had it so loud you blew my eardrums pausing during solo!
Lol.....Me tooo!!!!!!
Love watching this pair listening to my favourite band
Another great song from this album is You Shook Me. It's a slow, bluesy song with an organ solo, a harmonica solo, and a guitar solo, then the ending has Robert (singer) imitate Jimmy's guitar playing. It's so good.
Got to see them in 1977 at the Forum... AWESOME concert... If you want to see a concert of them watch "Song Remains the Same" live from Madison Square Gardens NY
The last word one would use to describe this song would be "anemic"...Ty guys...top notch...
It’s amazing that you are listening to this music in awe they way me and my friends would just listen to music as a way of entertaining ourselves. We didn’t have internet or iPhones but we had our music as a way to pass the time. I can remember my friend saying hey I’ve got this 8 track tape of al greens greatest hits and you’ve got to hear it. I spent the night at his house in the basement listening to it over and over. That’s what we did in the 70’s for entertainment
Female Friday SUGGESTION: HEART performing Led Zeppelin's Stairway To Heaven for the induction of Led Zeppelin to the Kennedy Center Honors. The video is an experience to see and Heart with Jason Bonham (the late John Bonham's son on drums wearing his father's bolo hat) brought a tear to Robert Plant's eyes while watching from the balcony. It is a masterpiece. Here is a link: ua-cam.com/video/LFxOaDeJmXk/v-deo.html
Yes ... Yes ... Yes... Also do the kid Rock foo fighters and Lenny Cravats covers as well
My favorite female-led hard rock band performing one of the most famous songs by my favorite male hard rock band! I watched that performance when it originally aired and I was blown away.
They had originally invited Jason to attend and sit with them, but he declined stating that he had to play a gig that night. What he didn't tell them was that the gig was playing with Heart for them. Many tears were shed that night, and on subsequent nights replaying that video.
@@Rebelrocker69 - I had heard that same story too. What a surprise!
Absolutely phenomenal suggestion 👌
YAYYYY!!! Every time you react to them or Heart I'm going to throw this suggestion out there... Heart singing Stairway to Heaven in front of the remaining members of Led Zeppelin at the Kennedy Center Honors. It will KNOCK YOUR SOCKS OFF.... patiently waiting for the day you get to enjoy that amazing performance. Has Robert Plant visibly SHOOK lol.
I am so jealous of you both. I remember hearing this as a young lad. I lost hearing in my left ear five years ago and can no longer enjoy stereo any longer. All the great music you both are starting to find out about. All the sweet subtleties and down right dirty tricks.
I hope you both enjoy and learn to love rock and roll as much as I did and still do.
Rock on with your Bad Selves
The stars were aligned when LZ came into this world! Geniuses. One of their best songs IMO. Loved your reactions! 👍
PLEASE DO NO QUARTER BY LED ZEPPELIN ITS ONE OF THEIR BEST
Led Zeppelin first album. Best of all
73 years old now saw them in concert 3x’s late 60’s early 70’s. Second time was on front row in front of monster speakers. Ears are still ringing , When Page went after his guitar with violin or bass bow. The sound and tracers were unreal. I was riding on Ousley ☠️ unreal.
Listen to a song called ..
No Quarter ..the live version from the album "the song remains the same"
Soul of a woman was created below.😮
The greatest band to ever grace the stage. They were then ,they are today. And will forever be tomorrow. The 1973 live at msg version of Dazed and Confused will blow your mind.
This is the mother of all heavy bands!
I’ve been a fan of Led Zeppelin since 1971. Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin are my main groups.
The lead singer for Led Zeppelin is Robert Plant. He’s still singing and sounds just as good!!! I’ve always loved his hair! Beautiful mane! ❤️
Every song is different and amazing 🖤
Check out all of Led Zeppelin....here's some : Kashmir - Over the Hills and Far Away - Rock n Roll - Whole lotta Love - Stairway to Heaven - The Ocean - Immigrant Song - When the Levee Breaks - Black Dog - All of my Love - Ramble on - (For a different Island feel check out - D'yer Maker)
this song is amazing live
I think you’d really like In my Time of Dying, Black Dog, The Lemon Song if you like the bluesy sound. 40 years after first hearing it, In my Time of Dying still makes me think I cannot believe for British dudes are playing the blues like this!!!!!🔥🔥🔥
I don’t think they could handle the Lemon Song.
Dazed and Confused at MSG will give you a new appreciation for their talent.
John Bonham is one of the best rock drummers of all time. Most don't know that he used one kick drum and ONE peddle. All four members are SO much a part of their music!
"When The Levee Breaks", "The Ocean", and "All of My Love"- all rock radio staples- will blow you away in different ways. Please delve further. You'll be SOOOO grateful. Bests to you!
In the Light by Led Zeppelin. Please, please, please.