---Hey Slic---i agree that when the bass is used properly, it has a great sound effect. But what is a bass but a tuba, mixed with a drum kit, and a human chanting a throat song in the sun light worship?. What we here all loathe, is the way the bass is mishandled in rape music. Sounds like a bunch of snakes cross bouncin' off the walls in flight to their next victim (Voodoo)---09/25/2024
Just turned 76, and I was 21 when both of these albums were released in 1969*. I haven't listened to the entire album for a couple of decades. Jesus I'd forgotten how good they are. Every song sounds different from the other. I love how they start a song mellow and slow in some cases and half the way through it turns out to rock your socks off. That's the magic that was the Led Zeppelin. They had it all, great lyrics super tight instrumentals and way ahead of their time; perhaps ahead of All Time beamed in from another galaxy just to entertain this planet. * don't know if you know who Jackson Browne is but he was also 21 in 69 and he mentions it in a song 'Running on Empty I think.
Led Zeppelin ,the Beatles and the Rolling Stones are 3 things that the UK has given to the world to enjoy. Now all go foreword and spread the gospel of truly great music like this.
After announcing themselves to the world on their very first official gig at Surrey University on October 15th, 1968, members of Led Zeppelin received an offer they couldn't even dream of - a year's worth of touring the US. The offer came after the Jeff Beck Group pulled out at the last minute, and an opening act was needed for a string of headliners including Iron Butterfly, Vanilla Fudge, and Country Joe & The Fish - all more than respectable bands at the time. However, the headliners realized what they were dealing with even after the first few dates. Led Zeppelin would whip the audience into such a frenzy that nothing the other bands did could really live up to the opening experience. Eventually, Iron Butterfly & Co. simply stopped showing up on their own gigs, and Led Zeppelin became an unofficial main act for the remainder of the tour.
0:00 "Whole Lotta Love" 5:33 "What Is and What Should Never Be" 10:19 "The Lemon Song" 16:39 "Thank You" 21:28 "Heartbreaker" 25:42 "Living Loving Maid (She's Just a Woman)" 28:22 "Ramble On" 32:55 "Moby Dick" 37:17 "Bring It On Home"
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19:46 sitting here loving this song and the end part here so much ❤... But I'm lying here with my eyes closed... And burst into laughter😂 when the song is over because I have a totally realistic 1970s flashback as though I was transported back... And I felt like I had to get up, go back, pick up the arm and hopefully set the needle in the right space on the record to play it again
❤ 38:39 I THINK I WOULD PICK PHYSICAL GRAFFITI JUST BECAUSE IT WAS A DOUBLE ALBUM AND YOU GET MORE MUSIC THAT WAY❤ THAT IS IF I HAD TO ONLY PICK ONE ALBUM BUT EVERY ONE OF THEM IS FANTASTIC❤
Great album. Whole Lotta Love...i remember hearing it on the radio, that middle part freaked me out. I was too young to understand. Born in '64 but had 4 older brothers and even my country music loving brother rocked to Zep. When i was about 10 or 11 my cousin n I rode with another brother from Santa Rosa to Bakersfield, Ca...over 300 miles. We listened to Zep most of the way. Still, i knew some of their songs but not titles, n they were not my favorite....Summer of 1980. Just 2 years before graduating high school....Zep was becoming more familiar. In Thru the Out Door came out. Back in 1977 i was only 12 n unable to go to concerts yet. All my brothers saw Led Zeppelin in LA on their '77 tour. I finally have my own room n stereo after Freshman year. One Summer day i place the Song Remains the Same on my turntable. That live double album remained on the stereo for a month. And now i understand just how great they are. And finally, i will see them in concert... But i never did. Bonzo died September 25, 1980. Led Zeppelin was no more. Gone but forever remembered and forever #1 for me. And it is because there will never be 4 gods in one band like that again. On a side note the day Bonzo died remained a very sad day for me...for 13 years. Then, as if from above, my daughter was born. So now i rejoice in being a fan, and a father, and Zep will be with me forever
Turned 64 this summer, so in the 60s I listened to A.M Radio.When I was 10 in 1970 I heard a Led Zeppelin album for the first time from my friends big brother. Instantly fell in Love with the creation of Rock Music and L.Z being like the God.Tuned into F.M. and never looked back. I would have sold my Soul to have been able to trip out at one of their Live concerts
I have seen them five times a couple of which I remember. I remember at one I said to my friend I can’t believe they didn’t play Whole Lotta Love. He said they did.
I'm a 70 yr old woman & I wore this album out playing it so much. My father couldn't take it any more & smashed it in pieces. To this day I can hear in my head the complete album. Ty
Before listening to this I was 65 …and Im now gloriously floating back back back …yes..instant time travel..genius of LZ…what more can I say guys?.. THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES..just solid gold genius
I'm 70 yr old Vietnam Veteran and I remember me and fellow Sailors listening to this album and all other Led Zeppelin songs and we felt like we were back home. I miss those good old days but I can still and will listen to them as long as I am alive. No one could replicate this music. Thanks and God Bless you and Led Zeppelin.
I'm 66. Those were awesome days for music. A break away from Frank Sinatra and 50s style. Do you remember 'lemon song' being banned and rather than cut a new album they just changed the album cover so it had a new name? Wish I could remember the title.
I remember my dad telling stories about Vietnam. He was in the Navy and served on submarines. I asked him a question towards the end of his life. "What did you do?" He just said. "If I did my job, you and your mom would not be here." That shit haunts me 30+ years later. My dad died in 1990.
Listening to this album takes me back to the 70’s as a teenager I listened to this album over and over…really takes me back…smoking pot thinking my parents didn’t know…lol…good times
I was 16 when this album came out, right on the heels of their first. I remember listening with huge, old fashioned can-style headphones. It blew my mind. I've loved Zeppelin ever since...but I love Zepplin I and II the most.
Ah girl I know what you mean! Same for me. My brother, one year older than me, he was 17, bought this album and I was mesmerized!!! You just couldn't believe your ears and it influenced my whole day, really! My brother died the same year by a carcrash. This music throws me always back into his room, the time he still lived, was my verybest brother.... he still is actually.... Yep, he still is!!!
This is the first Led Zeppelin album I ever heard. I am SO LUCKY that this was my first exposure to what has become my favorite band. OUTSTANDING ALBUM!
La humanidad puede salvarse. Tenemos alguna.esperanza. Phisycal grafitty. No dejes de comprartelo brutal. Bueno como todos. 4 imprescindible. Ahhh y el 1
In the late 70's very early 80's I had all my favorite pump up Zepplin song recorded on one cassette tape that I would blast through my little Sony walkman ear phones before every basketball game I was in.
To all of the younger people who's reviews I've read, you are here for a reason. All of us classic rockers will be gone one day. Someone needs to take our place, hopefully with the same extreme passion and love of the gift we were given!!!!! Please❤❤
@@sancho8521 famous 3 chord druggies like Led Zepplin are fine, but kids nowadays are less keen to die. Fetynal is the new zombie fun................ Zepplin was also known for it's ultraviolence..................
I was just 9 when my older brother was jammin on Led Zeppelin. It came through the walls and I fell in love with them early. My favorites were listening to Paige's solo and it was the first time I ever loved a drum solo was John Bonham's! I love them all!
As a teenager when Zeppelin 1 came out I was instantly a huge fan when this dropped I was blown away I never missed a Concert until Bonzo was gone sadly Zeppelin was done Thank You Mr Page I was 1 of the lucky one's who witnessed the Best Live Rock+Roll Band Ever when there on.
Hey! I am 37, my Dad gifted me his original Led Zep II vinyl when I was maybe 22 or so. I appreciated it then, but since he passed its become tradition to listen as often and jam as much as possible! Love you Dad xx
Woke up the Monday after Thanksgiving, at 4:00 am, hearing this LP in my head. Went to the kitchen, got a cold Dr.Pepper, fired up the laptop. and here I am. I just turner 71, Sounds just as good as it did back in 1970. A part of my life. Thanks everyone.
I was around 5 years old when my lifelong love of music began. My mother had an enormous record collection, hundreds if not thousands. They ranged from music from the 50s all the way up to the late 70s early 80s. I would come home from school and sit down and put my mother's enormous headphones on and listen to a different record from beginning to end while looking at the album artwork and reading every word on the sleeve. I was introduced to the greatest music that has ever been made from the 60s and 70s. This was one that I definitely listen to More than once. What a great album from one of the greatest bands.
I love how if your wearing headphones the guitar slide in the chorus of Whole Lotta Love slides from the left ear to the right. It’s really awesome how innovative Led Zeppelin’s production was for its time.
I always use headphones and this feeling is fantastic. Not just the guitar, Plant's voice also seems to go around in your head. The drums also sound amazing. By the way I found some isolated drums track of this song, it's fabulous!
Soy de Argentina ... tengo 40 años ... cuando tenia 12 años mi papa me regalo este cd xq vio que me estaba sintiendo identificado con el rock ... Me dijo cuando yo era joven pude conseguir este disco y vivia escucando el tema 1 , 3 y 8 ... tu abuelo se enojaba xq decia que era puro ruido ... El tema 3 es mi tema preferido de esta banda y esta es mi banda preferida de rock me dijo .... Desde ese dia nunca mas pude parar de escuchar led zeppelin ... todo tipo de material que consigo lo compro y lo atesoro como si fuera lo mas importante ... hoy en dia ya no tengo a mi viejo y cada vez que escucho led zeppelin es como sentarme en la mesa con el y poner los cds y hablar de los distintos sonidos en las canciones ... pase horas y horas viendo los dvd en vivo de la banda y mirando en vhs the song remains the same ... Para conseguir ese vhs mi viejo movio cielo y tierra y logro que se lo traigan de estados unidos ... Hoy es mi tesoro mas preciado de la banda . The lemon song era su cancion preferida y cada tanto rindo honor a mi viejo sentandome en casa en la soledad junto al mate (tradicion argentina) y viajo a mi infancia /adolescencia y juro que lo tengo a mi lado por un ratito !!! LED ZEPPELIN ES EL MARADONA/MESSI DEL FUTBOL DENTRO DEL ROCK ... Saludos para todos y bueno queria compartir un poquito de mi conexion con la banda
Soy argentino también, tengo 42 y hace 25 años que los descubrí gracias a un programa de rock que tenía un amigo músico. "Este tema se llama ´Rock and roll´ y es de Led Zeppelin", dijo, y lo que yo escuchaba por primera vez en mi vida, me volvió completamente loco. La primera vez que una radio pasó "Black dog", estábamos en la calle con unos amigos con el equipo al palo. Cuando escuché el arranque como un eco in crescendo, salí corriendo para la casa a ver qué era eso que estaba escuchando. ¡Ratificación de un amor que me llevó a comprar cada CD en el M...mundo a 50 km de mi casa, de paso a la facultad y, algunas veces, dejando el CD señado para pasar a retirarlo al otro día! Es increíble como músicas escritas hace más de 50 años siguen sonando tan redondas y perfectas. Pocos puntos flojos en una carrera alucinante para la mejor banda de hard rock de todos los tiempos. Referencia indiscutida del 99% de las bandas que vinieron luego. Si la música popular había alcanzado su cumbre con The Beatles (la música más maravillosa que se ha escrito al día de hoy), con los Zepp, el rock llegó a la estratósfera: a diferencia de TB, 4 músicos realmente virtuosos en lo individual, que dieron vida a una obra inigualable e insuperable como conjunto. Cuando escucho el solo de "Achilles last stand" (de sus 5 mejres creaciones), me imagino a Juan Manuel Fangio en Nürburgring tomando las curvas de costado sin más protección que el ángel de la guarda... ¡Un capo tu viejo, hermano!
@@CGE-22 Gracias a vos por salir a la cancha con la tuya: ¡ojalá a mi viejo le gustara Zepp! Y Aprovecho el comentario de @nicolasrodriguez4287 para agregar algo que no dije: no hay un solo disco de LZ que suene igual o parecido al anterior, más allá del estilo inconfundible Page, Plant, Jones y Bonham. Al principio no lo entendí, pero con el tiempo comprendí que eso es "tener estilo". Difícil elegir un disco de los ingleses, pero LZ II está, sin duda, entre los 3 mejores... ¡y no me animo a decir cuáles son los otros 2! Un abrazo che.
@@ruedalasbiciviajes todavía no termino de descubrir material y de sorprenderme hoy en día... Es la única banda que escucho una canción la que sea... Y cada vez le descubro cosas distintas no se si se entiende... Abrazo grande
My favorite Zeppelin album. I remember the first time I heard this album. I was born in 1985, I was actually born on the same day that they reunited and played Live Aid in 1985. I wasn't around when they were still together. I remember when I was a young kid my dad showed me some of the song remains the same movie concert and my reaction was "Why does their singer look like a girl?" Haha. I didn't even pay attention to their music. And then when I was 17 I was driving my dad's car around and there was nothing on the radio, so I looked at the cassette tapes he had in the car and I put in Led Zeppelin 2. The first song was Whole Lotta Love. It blew my mind. That part after the freakout break in the middle of the song where the drums come thundering in and then Jimmy plays that badass guitar solo. That might be my favorite part of any rock song I've ever heard. The guitar is so sharp it's almost ear piercing. Led Zeppelin has been my favorite band since that moment. And this album holds a very special place in my heart. I've bought all of their albums and every live album I could find. This album is a perfect combination of their raw power and them really finding and perfecting their sound and style. Robert Plant's vocals are so powerful and raw, I love their earlier work when his voice was at full strength before the vocal issues that drained the power in his voice in 1973. I am now a Zeppelin historian. I just soak up information about the history of the group and how they evolved. I've got two Zeppelin tattoos. I've seen Robert Plant live in 2006 with the strange sensation. They will forever be in a class of their own and I will be listening to their music for the rest of my life.
Thanks for posting your story. I’m 56 and it hit me the me the same way around time you were born. Glad to hear when someone else young today gets it…. Because whole lotta love is the best heavy rock song ever created
When the 1st track playing, BAAM. Jimmy's crunchy tone and Jonesy's thick bassline doubling Jimmy's iconic riff, sends shivers to my whole body. The album that changed rock and roll, also the blueprint of hard rock and modern rock. The mighty Led Zeppelin🖤
Альбомы 2 и 3---величайшие симфо произведения 20 века. Образность, гармония, исполнительское мастерство, индивидуальное своеобразие, прекрасный британский тон Прогрессивного рока,----все это подтверждает величайший талант композиторов-исполнителей Джимми Пейджа, Роберта Планта и всех остальных. (Мне тоже 67). Расстояние от земли до солнца давольно велико, но расстояние от группы "Любэ" до "Лед Зеппелин" на много больше.
'With your purple umbrella and your 50 cent hat' - that segue into 'Living Loving Maid' gets me every time. I agree with other commenters - this is LZ's best album.
Even when I heard them for the first time in 1970 I couldn't fathom how they could sound so different and powerful. They were truly overwhelming in their presentation and talent. We will never see their like again. They just set the bar at a height that is unbelievable. My generation and the ones that followed seem to agree....
Yes! Survives the ubiquitous LP multi play ..over and over.. every party..everywhere..usually instant death of an album..huh!..not this gem..Led Zepplin genius
@@quasar4601 But Led Zepplin 1 is THE jewel in the crown..best debut album EVER..otherwise you are absolutely correct..cos these guys are genius along side Wolfgang and Johan Sebastian up there…Joy
i’m 17 years old and Led Zeppelin has been my favourite band for years. i seriously believe their music will never get old. if this album got released in 2024, it would blow taylor swift out of the water.
Vintage Zeppelin. A true masterpiece. Not a single weak song. As time went on, they got more complex and explored other musical avenues, but Zeppelin II was the band captured in its raw essence. This was the foundational stone of what would become a whole genre in itself and even spawned other sub-genres. What makes the sound of this album different than later Zep albums is that Page recorded it in its entirety on a Telecaster, whereas later he switched to a Les Paul. The first Zeppelin song I heard was on an open reel tape machine. The album hadn't been released in Argentina by early 1970. So a friend who had come from the US brought a tape with him with material from Zeppelin II, Free, Savoy Brown and other blues bands. The first song I listened to was Heartbreaker. I remember sitting there not being able to close my jaw. I was 15. Over half a century later, I still can't close it.
Hell, it's not even the best Zeppelin album... That honor goes to Physical Graffiti, hands down, and it ain't even close. It currently sits at #2 on my "Greatest Albums of All-Time" list... But Physical Graffiti is an absolutely perfect record(s) in every sense of the word. The packaging, artwork and obviously, musical content is above top-notch. If you've never heard "The Rover", then I feel sorry for you son, I got 99 problems, and Zep ain't one... But seriously, listen to that album. It will change your world forever... What is "The Best Album of All-time"??? Wouldn't you like to know??? 🤘🏼🤘🏼
Это невероятная музыка! Если честно, то даже завидно, что такой музыки сейчас нет, а если есть, то она не популярна, а еще я немного завидую тем людям, которые смогли это увидеть в живую или услышать это еще очень много лет назад... Только ради такой музыки и таких групп, я бы хотела родиться в прошлом веке. Что мне безумно нравится в Led Zeppelin - уникальность каждого участника, это как пазл, который если собрать, можно получить идеальную картинку. Роберт Плант - поражает меня своим вокалом, он буквально передает смысл песни своим голосом, иногда перевод даже знать не надо, чтобы прочувствовать это, Джимми Пейдж написал сумасшедшие риффы, которые даже отдельно от песни вводят в восторг, Джон Пол Джонс - недооценённая часть квартета, но без которого не было бы того самого LZ, а Джон Бонэм вызывает у меня безумное восхищение, это восхищение настолько большое, что теперь у меня в планах научиться играть на барабанах. Они - уникальная группа! Если меня когда-нибудь спросят, что такое Led Zeppelin я на все сто процентов отвечу: «Это музыка страсти и эмоций» P.S. Я восторге от того, что благодаря судьбе, несколько месяцев назад случайно узнала про Led Zeppelin! Будь бы моя воля, я бы родилась лет на 50-60 пораньше, просто ради того, чтобы увидеть это вживую своими глазами...
Что мне действительно нравится в Led Zeppelin, так это уникальность каждого участника, это как паззл, который, если собрать его, можно получить идеальную картинку "What I really like about Led Zeppelin is the uniqueness of each member, it's like a puzzle that, if put together, you can get the perfect picture." Да, мой друг, я согласен, они идеальны! Yes my friend, I agree, they are perfect! Слава Украине! Glory to Ukraine!
Just one of the masterpieces of the best rock band ever... Think of Led Zeppelin III and on and on and on... They were not four individuals, but a single unit in perfect symbiosis with each other. And Bonzo's loss incalculable 🎶💙
Słucham tego od prawie czterdziestu lat i nadal dostaję gęsiej skórki. Znam Zeppelinów wszystko!! Stawiałem ich na równi z Pink Floyd. Ale refleksja i spontan to dwie różne rzeczy. Nie ma dla mnie większego doznania niż przekraczanie przez nich bariery swojego talentu!! Zwierzęca siła Bonzo, cichy Jones, król tempa i rytmiki, orgastyczny głos Roberta i geniusz Jimiego. Musiałbym być Byronem, żeby dobrać odpowiednie słowa. Piszę to, For touse agaut to rock( we saluter,)
I remember opening the album and looking at it just after smoking a joint. The great thing was not knowing what to expect at all! ...................and when you put the needle on the first track....................................my life change for ever..........I was 14............that was 50 years ago
First the immigrant song, I heard it on the radio in Los Angeles and ran to the record store, on a 45. THEN- LZ 2 The perfect time to be a kid. Nobody lying to you about yer gender or telling you to hate America. Just a shmorgesbord of killer bands
Song after song after song brings me to a place in time that I remember so fondly, each song bringing me to different places and people. Their music is forever woven in the tapestry of my life!
Ah, yes... intergenerational musical cross-pollination! We had a similar dynamic in our house as my brother and I were growing up. Our parents took a liking to a lot of our music, and we took a liking to a lot of theirs! They instilled a love of music in us that abides to this day. Our parents had fairly broad-ranging tastes, and my first exposure to heavy rock came from our dad. Mom also particularly liked "Stairway To Heaven." To this day, I listen to a broad range of musical styles, as does my brother. My musical tastes range from Sinatra to Slayer, with plenty of stops in between! My brother and I are both Zeppelin fans; my first album of theirs was THIS one, and his was the "untitled" fourth album. I now have all their original albums on both vinyl and CD. One of my most cherished albums in my collection is my first pressing of this very album: the "Robert Ludwig Hot Mix." Yeah, I'm hooked!
mom i dont want to cloud your day but the chillies were partly responsible for the burning down of merch vendors plus , plus at Woodstock 99. just when the criminals were getting going and torching picnic tables ,the pepper heads came out and played Fire by JIMI H,. they soon moved to the merch booths and tractor trailers , i lost all respect for the peppers bad stage call . try this band for a spin Tedeschi Trucks Band led by allman offspring /drummer , guitarist derek trucks, they play a soulful Rock with susan tedeschi leading on vocals . cool stuff . rock on .
First heard Whole Lotta Love on a transistor radio the summer of 1970 while camping with my Dad and brothers. I was 11 years old. I couldn’t believe the magic and power I was hearing. I cranked it up despite Pops yelling to “turn that crap down!” That was my introduction to the Mighty Zep.
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I'm 70 years old & if I die tomorrow I've lived a long & Led Zeppelin filled life...
Turned 70 in January. Love zep. Jimmy in. it might get loud. helped me find jack white. Love him and meg. Take care.
Ditto, but I hope you don't!!
71 here…saw Zep twice…Whole Lotta Love…Whole Lotta Music…Whole Lotta Women…Thank You Lord for a truly blessed life.
@GiovanniPietro9000
Why are you mad 😘?
I wasn't born until 63, so I got a late dance at the party. Used cassettes of all the fast songs for pump up before basketball games.
The walking bass line on the lemon song is truly a masterpiece
Yes so musical. It underpins the whole song.
I’ve often felt John Paul Jones hasn’t gotten his flowers for his contributions to Zepplin
---Hey Slic---i agree that when the bass is used properly, it has a great sound effect. But what is a bass but a tuba, mixed with a drum kit, and a human chanting a throat song in the sun light worship?. What we here all loathe, is the way the bass is mishandled in rape music. Sounds like a bunch of snakes cross bouncin' off the walls in flight to their next victim (Voodoo)---09/25/2024
@@posivibe989 He had to sing in Phoenix. Plants voice died. 1971.
@@rosekittygraykittyjackkitt9676 Yawn. Simp.
Definitely my favorite Zeppelin album by far ....No skips!! Who's still listening in 2023 I'm 50 been listening along time what about yall??
48.
Just turned 76, and I was 21 when both of these albums were released in 1969*. I haven't listened to the entire album for a couple of decades. Jesus I'd forgotten how good they are. Every song sounds different from the other. I love how they start a song mellow and slow in some cases and half the way through it turns out to rock your socks off. That's the magic that was the Led Zeppelin. They had it all, great lyrics super tight instrumentals and way ahead of their time; perhaps ahead of All Time beamed in from another galaxy just to entertain this planet.
* don't know if you know who Jackson Browne is but he was also 21 in 69 and he mentions it in a song 'Running on Empty I think.
I am 60 and still love these guys as much as I did when I was 17!
Tambien...desde 1977-78
Been listening since I was 11 (54 years ago). Just retired last year and still listening to LZ.
Led Zeppelin ,the Beatles and the Rolling Stones are 3 things that the UK has given to the world to enjoy.
Now all go foreword and spread the gospel of truly great music like this.
UK gave a lot of music to the world... cant say anything against that ... ;) also the who, pink floyd, iron maiden, Yes, and a ton others....
Ummm Black Sabbath?
@@barbadoskado2769 the Cream?
Pink Floyd
@@alfonsonorelli5413 Who the hell forgets Pink Floyd???
After announcing themselves to the world on their very first official gig at Surrey University on October 15th, 1968, members of Led Zeppelin received an offer they couldn't even dream of - a year's worth of touring the US. The offer came after the Jeff Beck Group pulled out at the last minute, and an opening act was needed for a string of headliners including Iron Butterfly, Vanilla Fudge, and Country Joe & The Fish - all more than respectable bands at the time.
However, the headliners realized what they were dealing with even after the first few dates. Led Zeppelin would whip the audience into such a frenzy that nothing the other bands did could really live up to the opening experience. Eventually, Iron Butterfly & Co. simply stopped showing up on their own gigs, and Led Zeppelin became an unofficial main act for the remainder of the tour.
That’s really cool .. thanks for sharing ❤
Yessss, ..I know.
I was born March 11th 1968.
I haven't worked out the math yet, but I think it's no coincidence..js😅❤
..I was THERE!!! prove me wrong
@@MrSmith-vz1ew cos I know Mrs Smith and she said you weren't... Prove ME wrong
As a die hard Sabbath fan, just recently appreciating Zeppelin immensely, I didn't know that tidbit. THANKS for the knowledge!
0:00 "Whole Lotta Love"
5:33 "What Is and What Should Never Be"
10:19 "The Lemon Song"
16:39 "Thank You"
21:28 "Heartbreaker"
25:42 "Living Loving Maid (She's Just a Woman)"
28:22 "Ramble On"
32:55 "Moby Dick"
37:17 "Bring It On Home"
Ooooh so good LZ!🤩
Ramble On melhor canção deste album.
"THANK YOU"!
Thank you. This should be pinned.
This comments needs to be pinned :)
Finally someone understands that people like to listen to complete albums without interruption as well instead of a playlist of an album
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ALL TIME WORTHY LOVED FAVOURITE S. OR ALL.THAT ROCK'S THE WORLD.
If you don't want commercial, buy the album! You cheapskate
i finally get the washing done haha
Thanks!
@@zindi1138 Good On You!;)) Cheers!
Reckon that'd Feel better😉👍✌️
One of the best albums EVER. By anybody. Period....
Every track is a classic, timeless album of joy
One of the best albums of all time. Absolutely brilliant!
19:46 sitting here loving this song and the end part here so much ❤... But I'm lying here with my eyes closed... And burst into laughter😂 when the song is over because I have a totally realistic 1970s flashback as though I was transported back... And I felt like I had to get up, go back, pick up the arm and hopefully set the needle in the right space on the record to play it again
It’s hard to rate LZ’s albums, cause they’re all great. But if someone said you could only have one album, it would be this one
❤ 38:39 I THINK I WOULD PICK PHYSICAL GRAFFITI JUST BECAUSE IT WAS A DOUBLE ALBUM AND YOU GET MORE MUSIC THAT WAY❤ THAT IS IF I HAD TO ONLY PICK ONE ALBUM BUT EVERY ONE OF THEM IS FANTASTIC❤
My my my my yeah my Lord!
Physical Grafitti!9
Great album. Whole Lotta Love...i remember hearing it on the radio, that middle part freaked me out. I was too young to understand. Born in '64 but had 4 older brothers and even my country music loving brother rocked to Zep. When i was about 10 or 11 my cousin n I rode with another brother from Santa Rosa to Bakersfield, Ca...over 300 miles. We listened to Zep most of the way. Still, i knew some of their songs but not titles, n they were not my favorite....Summer of 1980. Just 2 years before graduating high school....Zep was becoming more familiar. In Thru the Out Door came out. Back in 1977 i was only 12 n unable to go to concerts yet. All my brothers saw Led Zeppelin in LA on their '77 tour. I finally have my own room n stereo after Freshman year. One Summer day i place the Song Remains the Same on my turntable. That live double album remained on the stereo for a month. And now i understand just how great they are. And finally, i will see them in concert...
But i never did. Bonzo died September 25, 1980. Led Zeppelin was no more. Gone but forever remembered and forever #1 for me. And it is because there will never be 4 gods in one band like that again. On a side note the day Bonzo died remained a very sad day for me...for 13 years. Then, as if from above, my daughter was born. So now i rejoice in being a fan, and a father, and Zep will be with me forever
Some of the best exercise on the planet , ROCK and ROLL .
Turned 64 this summer, so in the 60s I listened to A.M Radio.When I was 10 in 1970 I heard a Led Zeppelin album for the first time from my friends big brother. Instantly fell in Love with the creation of Rock Music and L.Z being like the God.Tuned into F.M. and never looked back. I would have sold my Soul to have been able to trip out at one of their Live concerts
1975 Madison Square Garden
I have seen them five times a couple of which I remember. I remember at one I said to my friend I can’t believe they didn’t play Whole Lotta Love. He said they did.
Pepper in the living room blowing my ear drums out
Yepper.
Still my favorite album for 54 years. Always will be.
With the most famous bass-guitarist that ever excisted; John Paul Jones!!!
This was my first Led Zeppelin album. I was Grade 8 in 1969 My mind was blown the first time I heard a Led Zeppelin song
One of the best ever...
Perfect 🤩
Amazing that this was made in 1969. A true classic that stands the test of time!
Hard to find perfection these days.This is it.
Our generation grew up with the wildest music ever invented ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
The best
🎯
Yes of course we are the one
1965-1991: golden age of rock
ok boomer
I'm a 70 yr old woman & I wore this album out playing it so much. My father couldn't take it any more & smashed it in pieces. To this day I can hear in my head the complete album. Ty
right on.
they have a remastered vinyl now!!!!!
Je viens de filer ce vieux lp à un ami anglais,je pense qu il va apprécier. Trop bon led zep.
Please tell us your age? I don’t get it in YT comments. Also the auto- under rated. Just goofy.
@@dancochrane5577 l am 70. I may look it, but in my head l can still rock.
Before listening to this I was 65 …and Im now gloriously floating back
back back …yes..instant time travel..genius of LZ…what more can I say guys?.. THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES..just solid gold genius
I'm 70 yr old Vietnam Veteran and I remember me and fellow Sailors listening to this album and all other Led Zeppelin songs and we felt like we were back home. I miss those good old days but I can still and will listen to them as long as I am alive. No one could replicate this music. Thanks and God Bless you and Led Zeppelin.
I'm 66. Those were awesome days for music. A break away from Frank Sinatra and 50s style. Do you remember 'lemon song' being banned and rather than cut a new album they just changed the album cover so it had a new name? Wish I could remember the title.
Army 1970 here brother. Peace and Led Zeppelin always badass.
Thank you for your service, Sir!
I remember my dad telling stories about Vietnam. He was in the Navy and served on submarines. I asked him a question towards the end of his life. "What did you do?" He just said. "If I did my job, you and your mom would not be here." That shit haunts me 30+ years later. My dad died in 1990.
@@toddkingsberry7153 If his job was killing Vietnamese people, and he didn't do his job, that means you and your mom are vietnamese?
This "IS" the band to compare "ALL" other "so called" bands to. Hands down the best band EVER. Thanks for being in my lifetime of music.
They made the albums to be played through.That's how it's the best you are right sir
Listening to this album takes me back to the 70’s as a teenager I listened to this album over and over…really takes me back…smoking pot thinking my parents didn’t know…lol…good times
Loving it!
It must have been a prerequisite, my first time hearing it was with a joint shared with friends in the room! I had a bunch of stoner friends! Haha
Some something special 😊
Now that was true head-banging music
❤yes!!!
These guys were put together by god ... almighty!
They were truly blessed with God like talent. There's been nothing like It sense.
I was 16 when this album came out, right on the heels of their first. I remember listening with huge, old fashioned can-style headphones. It blew my mind. I've loved Zeppelin ever since...but I love Zepplin I and II the most.
What a time it was to be alive.
Great minds think alike!
@@yasayrad8969 It was the peak of existence!
Ah girl I know what you mean! Same for me. My brother, one year older than me, he was 17, bought this album and I was mesmerized!!! You just couldn't believe your ears and it influenced my whole day, really! My brother died the same year by a carcrash. This music throws me always back into his room, the time he still lived, was my verybest brother.... he still is actually.... Yep, he still is!!!
I'm 60. I'm still in awe of my rock and roll heroes since I was about nine.
I turn 68 this year and still crank up the zeppelin when I listen to them. They are the best!😎
Ha, same ! Just reached for the volume (11).
Their greatest album. PERIOD.
1 and 11 nothing like those two albums. Every song is magically crafted.
Still roll a doobie and turn this on in 2024. Rock and Ramble on!
OR IN THE CASE OF LZ,...ROCK & RULE THROUGHOUT ALL ETERNITY.
Yep
doobs were bitchin back in the day but now it's gummies and oil. Still bitchin!
Roll one for me 😊.
Ah....that's better ....thanks 😁
Peace out ✌️
Imigrand Song👍
This is the first Led Zeppelin album I ever heard. I am SO LUCKY that this was my first exposure to what has become my favorite band.
OUTSTANDING ALBUM!
The same with me, my first led album, till this day my favorite band of all time
how about DRugz?
Mine too. I loaded up on this FIRST, then 3 came out. Then I loaded on that and went back, and 1 was still hot, so I shot it in my veins.
Same for me, however, I wouldn't be born for about 4 more years, 73... For sure though, it was literally my gateway musical drug into Zeppelin. 💯
@@Loc-Nar73 1972 here. I didn’t hear this album until the 1980’s.
Zep albums are just like fine wine. They just keep getting better with age!
if only the varicose veins could still support my legs ....
@@iga279 fuck those varicose veins!
the heavens opened up in the 70s and the music from the realm of the gods was bestowed to all mankind enjoy children amen
This may be the best rock album ever. Not one bad song.
Crazy good.
Better than IV?
ZOSO has entered the chat room.
@@Simp4Gwyn Tough call, I like 1 and 2 better I think, tomorrow that may change.
2 and 4 are perfect
МНЕ 67 ЛЕТ , НО СЛУШАЯ ЭТУ МУЗЫКУ, Я ВОЗВРАЩАЮСЬ В СВОЮ ЮНОСТЬ.
С каким трудом находили бабины, касеты, пласты и фотки этих групп. Это было что - то.
бАбины это крайне сексуально
Like your language. Is it Greek?
@@gabyvansant4533Russian
@@gabyvansant4533 Russian or Ukrainian
1969 ,I was in the 8th grade ,I heard this song And God said " This is good ,my son" .
😂 love it
There is no god
@@justindawson5930 to you, but yur kinda lost rite .
@@peterbetts858 “Lost in time, like tears in rain”
Led zeppelin is the only band i know of with zero bad songs. Literally every song of theres is high quality enough to be a single
Есть !
Even their weaker radio play formula tunes 4:04 like "All Of My Love" were better than most.
Listening 2024...72 year young gal from the 1970's..best music 🎵 best of times ❤✌️
Good juggling music
i luv u ,lol
Bought this album years ago on vinyl, now have the remastered version on cd. Legendary.
Bayou babes are the best!
👍 from a once and future bayou boy.
I'm 24, & I love Led Zepplin.
La humanidad puede salvarse. Tenemos alguna.esperanza. Phisycal grafitty. No dejes de comprartelo brutal. Bueno como todos. 4 imprescindible. Ahhh y el 1
I'm 54 and glad you kids still have great taste in music you gotta try some nice headphones and close your eyes & relax therapy
I'm 13. I Love Led Zeppelin
@@quiquebuxeda6044Physical Graffiti es tremendo, fui a un concierto suyo y fue espectacular
In the late 70's very early 80's I had all my favorite pump up Zepplin song recorded on one cassette tape that I would blast through my little Sony walkman ear phones before every basketball game I was in.
To all of the younger people who's reviews I've read, you are here for a reason. All of us classic rockers will be gone one day. Someone needs to take our place, hopefully with the same extreme passion and love of the gift we were given!!!!! Please❤❤
its a type of Gold you cant find Any where else .
CUZ 3 CHORD DRUGGIES WERE SLAUGHTERED DURING FETYNAL?
@@peterbetts858 ULTRAVIOLENT THREE CHORD DRUGGIES OWN YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU GO GIRL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@martinkent333 what are you on about, mate?!
@@sancho8521 famous 3 chord druggies like Led Zepplin are fine, but kids nowadays are less keen to die. Fetynal is the new zombie fun................ Zepplin was also known for it's ultraviolence..................
I've loved Zeppelin since I was 14 years old and I love it more and more.
AMEN!!!!!
I was just 9 when my older brother was jammin on Led Zeppelin. It came through the walls and I fell in love with them early. My favorites were listening to Paige's solo and it was the first time I ever loved a drum solo was John Bonham's! I love them all!
Amen! Since 13 years old!
same fuking shit here
@@TheOzzman6666 ich war 7!!!
GREATEST BAND OF ALL TIME.
Yes, sir
Can't argue with that!!
YES YES AND YES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
OK
As far as bands go .....
Led Zeppelin -The Best!!!
As a teenager when Zeppelin 1 came out I was instantly a huge fan when this dropped I was blown away I never missed a Concert until Bonzo was gone sadly Zeppelin was done Thank You Mr Page I was 1 of the lucky one's who witnessed the Best Live Rock+Roll Band Ever when there on.
I was holding tickets for Zeppelin in Cleveland when Bonham passed. I wish I could've seen them!
Hey! I am 37, my Dad gifted me his original Led Zep II vinyl when I was maybe 22 or so. I appreciated it then, but since he passed its become tradition to listen as often and jam as much as possible! Love you Dad xx
My dad has the first four LPs and I listened to them when I was 7. I am now 41 and still believe that nothing and no one will ever go as heavier as LZ
❤
you should try listening to the first four albums by Black Sabbath my friend.
👍 🎵=🗝️
Gorgoroth are heavier
check out the band swans
The band of my youth I ve been listening to since of their first album. I am now 68 years old.Thanks a lot 👍👍👍👍👍
I am exactly the same now living in Spain 68 years old and fan all my living memory 1972 concert for me was out of this world 😎👌👍
When my Mom first heard me playing Lemon Song, I thought she was gonna crap herself !!
Im 70!
I am 16, probably gonna be the band of my youth, glad to be able to share them with you😂
Me too!
Woke up the Monday after Thanksgiving, at 4:00 am, hearing this LP in my head. Went to the kitchen, got a cold Dr.Pepper, fired up the laptop. and here I am. I just turner 71, Sounds just as good as it did back in 1970. A part of my life. Thanks everyone.
I was around 5 years old when my lifelong love of music began. My mother had an enormous record collection, hundreds if not thousands. They ranged from music from the 50s all the way up to the late 70s early 80s. I would come home from school and sit down and put my mother's enormous headphones on and listen to a different record from beginning to end while looking at the album artwork and reading every word on the sleeve. I was introduced to the greatest music that has ever been made from the 60s and 70s. This was one that I definitely listen to More than once. What a great album from one of the greatest bands.
I love how if your wearing headphones the guitar slide in the chorus of Whole Lotta Love slides from the left ear to the right. It’s really awesome how innovative Led Zeppelin’s production was for its time.
Great production that we don't hear much in new music these days.
I always use headphones and this feeling is fantastic. Not just the guitar, Plant's voice also seems to go around in your head. The drums also sound amazing. By the way I found some isolated drums track of this song, it's fabulous!
Why that is, is due to Jimmy Page being a session musician. He used this experience to help him in the studio.
Eddie Kramer
@@2CHRAPKO Hendrix
Oh, those parties we had back then, listening to Led Zeppelin. Mucho fun
Soy de Argentina ... tengo 40 años ... cuando tenia 12 años mi papa me regalo este cd xq vio que me estaba sintiendo identificado con el rock ... Me dijo cuando yo era joven pude conseguir este disco y vivia escucando el tema 1 , 3 y 8 ... tu abuelo se enojaba xq decia que era puro ruido ... El tema 3 es mi tema preferido de esta banda y esta es mi banda preferida de rock me dijo .... Desde ese dia nunca mas pude parar de escuchar led zeppelin ... todo tipo de material que consigo lo compro y lo atesoro como si fuera lo mas importante ... hoy en dia ya no tengo a mi viejo y cada vez que escucho led zeppelin es como sentarme en la mesa con el y poner los cds y hablar de los distintos sonidos en las canciones ... pase horas y horas viendo los dvd en vivo de la banda y mirando en vhs the song remains the same ... Para conseguir ese vhs mi viejo movio cielo y tierra y logro que se lo traigan de estados unidos ... Hoy es mi tesoro mas preciado de la banda . The lemon song era su cancion preferida y cada tanto rindo honor a mi viejo sentandome en casa en la soledad junto al mate (tradicion argentina) y viajo a mi infancia /adolescencia y juro que lo tengo a mi lado por un ratito !!! LED ZEPPELIN ES EL MARADONA/MESSI DEL FUTBOL DENTRO DEL ROCK ... Saludos para todos y bueno queria compartir un poquito de mi conexion con la banda
Soy argentino también, tengo 42 y hace 25 años que los descubrí gracias a un programa de rock que tenía un amigo músico. "Este tema se llama ´Rock and roll´ y es de Led Zeppelin", dijo, y lo que yo escuchaba por primera vez en mi vida, me volvió completamente loco. La primera vez que una radio pasó "Black dog", estábamos en la calle con unos amigos con el equipo al palo. Cuando escuché el arranque como un eco in crescendo, salí corriendo para la casa a ver qué era eso que estaba escuchando. ¡Ratificación de un amor que me llevó a comprar cada CD en el M...mundo a 50 km de mi casa, de paso a la facultad y, algunas veces, dejando el CD señado para pasar a retirarlo al otro día! Es increíble como músicas escritas hace más de 50 años siguen sonando tan redondas y perfectas. Pocos puntos flojos en una carrera alucinante para la mejor banda de hard rock de todos los tiempos. Referencia indiscutida del 99% de las bandas que vinieron luego. Si la música popular había alcanzado su cumbre con The Beatles (la música más maravillosa que se ha escrito al día de hoy), con los Zepp, el rock llegó a la estratósfera: a diferencia de TB, 4 músicos realmente virtuosos en lo individual, que dieron vida a una obra inigualable e insuperable como conjunto. Cuando escucho el solo de "Achilles last stand" (de sus 5 mejres creaciones), me imagino a Juan Manuel Fangio en Nürburgring tomando las curvas de costado sin más protección que el ángel de la guarda... ¡Un capo tu viejo, hermano!
Tu anecdota es excelente !! gracias por compartirla abrazo grande !!! @@ruedalasbiciviajes
mi viejo me lo regalo cuando cumpli 12 años en el año 2002 , treendo discazo me gusta más que el 1 y el 4 . Aguante quilmes
@@CGE-22 Gracias a vos por salir a la cancha con la tuya: ¡ojalá a mi viejo le gustara Zepp! Y Aprovecho el comentario de @nicolasrodriguez4287 para agregar algo que no dije: no hay un solo disco de LZ que suene igual o parecido al anterior, más allá del estilo inconfundible Page, Plant, Jones y Bonham. Al principio no lo entendí, pero con el tiempo comprendí que eso es "tener estilo". Difícil elegir un disco de los ingleses, pero LZ II está, sin duda, entre los 3 mejores... ¡y no me animo a decir cuáles son los otros 2! Un abrazo che.
@@ruedalasbiciviajes todavía no termino de descubrir material y de sorprenderme hoy en día... Es la única banda que escucho una canción la que sea... Y cada vez le descubro cosas distintas no se si se entiende... Abrazo grande
I'm over 2000 years old and love Led Zeppelin..
Yes, we are a pretty cool generation...
did you ever get a chance to see J-Funk and the Apostles? I heard they wail in live shows
And I'm 30,000 years old and still live Led Zeppelin ❤❤
What Is And What Should Never Be is my favorite ZEP song, shout out to the love of my life BBK ❤
Me too !! Wow
My favorite Zeppelin album. I remember the first time I heard this album. I was born in 1985, I was actually born on the same day that they reunited and played Live Aid in 1985. I wasn't around when they were still together. I remember when I was a young kid my dad showed me some of the song remains the same movie concert and my reaction was "Why does their singer look like a girl?" Haha.
I didn't even pay attention to their music. And then when I was 17 I was driving my dad's car around and there was nothing on the radio, so I looked at the cassette tapes he had in the car and I put in Led Zeppelin 2. The first song was Whole Lotta Love. It blew my mind. That part after the freakout break in the middle of the song where the drums come thundering in and then Jimmy plays that badass guitar solo. That might be my favorite part of any rock song I've ever heard. The guitar is so sharp it's almost ear piercing.
Led Zeppelin has been my favorite band since that moment. And this album holds a very special place in my heart. I've bought all of their albums and every live album I could find. This album is a perfect combination of their raw power and them really finding and perfecting their sound and style.
Robert Plant's vocals are so powerful and raw, I love their earlier work when his voice was at full strength before the vocal issues that drained the power in his voice in 1973.
I am now a Zeppelin historian. I just soak up information about the history of the group and how they evolved. I've got two Zeppelin tattoos. I've seen Robert Plant live in 2006 with the strange sensation.
They will forever be in a class of their own and I will be listening to their music for the rest of my life.
1985 seems so recent
Thanks for posting your story. I’m 56 and it hit me the me the same way around time you were born. Glad to hear when someone else young today gets it…. Because whole lotta love is the best heavy rock song ever created
Учитесь Уважаемый излагать свою мысль короче! Будет гораздо интереснее!!!
Лимонная песня -это что-то с чем-то Super song!
I saw them play at Live Aid. It was amazing just seeing them together on stage.
When the 1st track playing, BAAM. Jimmy's crunchy tone and Jonesy's thick bassline doubling Jimmy's iconic riff, sends shivers to my whole body.
The album that changed rock and roll, also the blueprint of hard rock and modern rock. The mighty Led Zeppelin🖤
That's A Great Comment for LZ!Cheers!👍May they Rock On Beautiful Always! 🎼❤️🎼!
Jimmy and Jonesy what about boaby and Johnny
You cant leave them out 😂
You are absolutely right, young lady
The Gods of Rock and roll. No one ever did it better and until now no one even comes close.
Альбомы 2 и 3---величайшие симфо произведения 20 века. Образность, гармония, исполнительское мастерство, индивидуальное своеобразие, прекрасный британский тон Прогрессивного рока,----все это подтверждает величайший талант композиторов-исполнителей Джимми Пейджа, Роберта Планта и всех остальных. (Мне тоже 67). Расстояние от земли до солнца давольно велико, но расстояние от группы "Любэ" до "Лед Зеппелин" на много больше.
Lubie - отстой ацкий -)))
The best days of my life!
Perfect 🤩
Sometimes I gr I grow so tired it's time to ramble on mfffgg
The volume is pinned
I'm 50 years old and brought up by young parents on these albums. It can never get better than this music.
935 what about Kenny g and Wham n n n Milli V anili !
3 CHORD DRUGGIES OWN YOU, CUPCAKE! THEIR ULTRAVIOLENCE MAKES KIDS SWOON.....................................
Judging by the comments from all languages all over the world, it has become my belief that World Peace can only be achieved through Led Zeppelin
I don't know the number of times I have listened to this album. And still today and still tomorrow and still always.
You know, it just never is boring. You can focus on the bass-party, or the drums, whatever.
'With your purple umbrella and your 50 cent hat' - that segue into 'Living Loving Maid' gets me every time. I agree with other commenters - this is LZ's best album.
THIS IS MUSIC!
Yes and through all of their albums 🙌 👏 a wide variety of music 🎶 🎵 👌
Even when I heard them for the first time in 1970 I couldn't fathom how they could sound so different and powerful. They were truly overwhelming in their presentation and talent. We will never see their like again. They just set the bar at a height that is unbelievable. My generation and the ones that followed seem to agree....
I have heard this album thousand times and I still listen to it. It´s a masterpiece.
Same
I heard all these songs when I was younger but now for the FIRST time I am hearing the entire Album
Album 2 is as good as 4.
Ditto.
Yes! Survives the ubiquitous LP multi play ..over and over.. every party..everywhere..usually instant death of an album..huh!..not this gem..Led Zepplin genius
@@quasar4601 But Led Zepplin 1 is THE jewel in the crown..best debut album EVER..otherwise you are absolutely correct..cos these guys are genius along side Wolfgang and Johan Sebastian up there…Joy
This is one of my favorites of all time, let alone Led Zeppelin. The whole album flows like it’s supposed to.
RiteOn! Beautiful ♥️
FOR ME TOO
Sushi bjeż go
its part of your life ,and mine
Been listening to led zep since I was 4yrs old and I'm 55 now and they still touch my heart every time
lemon song is the most literal definition of a earsgasm
Цеппелин-на века. Слушайте, любите, живите!
YES YES AND YES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Led Zeppelin is on a supernatural level
Dec 69..on school break .was in 8 grade wore out zep 2 n abby road..on pa's wurlitzer stero console ....now? Im old
i’m 17 years old and Led Zeppelin has been my favourite band for years. i seriously believe their music will never get old. if this album got released in 2024, it would blow taylor swift out of the water.
Still have the LP I bought when it came out. @ 70 it's still my favorite. Ramble on.
History lesson for today's wannabe rockstars, listen and then drop your jaws in awe, this is pure ROCK music!!
🎶💞🎶💞🌈
Vintage Zeppelin. A true masterpiece. Not a single weak song. As time went on, they got more complex and explored other musical avenues, but Zeppelin II was the band captured in its raw essence. This was the foundational stone of what would become a whole genre in itself and even spawned other sub-genres. What makes the sound of this album different than later Zep albums is that Page recorded it in its entirety on a Telecaster, whereas later he switched to a Les Paul.
The first Zeppelin song I heard was on an open reel tape machine. The album hadn't been released in Argentina by early 1970. So a friend who had come from the US brought a tape with him with material from Zeppelin II, Free, Savoy Brown and other blues bands. The first song I listened to was Heartbreaker. I remember sitting there not being able to close my jaw. I was 15. Over half a century later, I still can't close it.
i still say heartbreaker is one of their top fives (i also really love trampled under foot because i LOVE fast cars lol)
Thanks to John Paul Jones
Great comment about an extraordinary band!
A Gibson Les Paul Standard was used by Page to record Led Zep II.
Led Zep I was recorded using a Telecaster.
@@Paul-tp9vf You may be right. I might have confused it with Zep I. Certainly sounds fat for a Tele.
The more I listen the more I think this may be their greatest album. No misses. Crazy good stuff.
The Heavens pointed its finger at these talented amazing men!
I’m one of the lucky ones who grew up in the 70’s listening to them.
Possibly the VERY BEST ALBUM EVER MADE...
Well, if its not, the only other competitors are other Zep albums.
No possibly about it , The best album ever!!
Hell, it's not even the best Zeppelin album...
That honor goes to Physical Graffiti, hands down, and it ain't even close. It currently sits at #2 on my "Greatest Albums of All-Time" list...
But Physical Graffiti is an absolutely perfect record(s) in every sense of the word.
The packaging, artwork and obviously, musical content is above top-notch.
If you've never heard "The Rover", then I feel sorry for you son, I got 99 problems, and Zep ain't one...
But seriously, listen to that album. It will change your world forever...
What is "The Best Album of All-time"???
Wouldn't you like to know???
🤘🏼🤘🏼
@@sunstealer put the bong down...
@@sunstealer I agree not a second wasted on that epic double album
Это невероятная музыка! Если честно, то даже завидно, что такой музыки сейчас нет, а если есть, то она не популярна, а еще я немного завидую тем людям, которые смогли это увидеть в живую или услышать это еще очень много лет назад... Только ради такой музыки и таких групп, я бы хотела родиться в прошлом веке. Что мне безумно нравится в Led Zeppelin - уникальность каждого участника, это как пазл, который если собрать, можно получить идеальную картинку. Роберт Плант - поражает меня своим вокалом, он буквально передает смысл песни своим голосом, иногда перевод даже знать не надо, чтобы прочувствовать это, Джимми Пейдж написал сумасшедшие риффы, которые даже отдельно от песни вводят в восторг, Джон Пол Джонс - недооценённая часть квартета, но без которого не было бы того самого LZ, а Джон Бонэм вызывает у меня безумное восхищение, это восхищение настолько большое, что теперь у меня в планах научиться играть на барабанах. Они - уникальная группа! Если меня когда-нибудь спросят, что такое Led Zeppelin я на все сто процентов отвечу: «Это музыка страсти и эмоций»
P.S. Я восторге от того, что благодаря судьбе, несколько месяцев назад случайно узнала про Led Zeppelin! Будь бы моя воля, я бы родилась лет на 50-60 пораньше, просто ради того, чтобы увидеть это вживую своими глазами...
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Что мне действительно нравится в Led Zeppelin, так это уникальность каждого участника, это как паззл, который, если собрать его, можно получить идеальную картинку
"What I really like about Led Zeppelin is the uniqueness of each member, it's like a puzzle that, if put together, you can get the perfect picture."
Да, мой друг, я согласен, они идеальны!
Yes my friend, I agree, they are perfect!
Слава Украине!
Glory to Ukraine!
I was a kid in the seventies. I was 12 when Bonzo died.
This band is mystical ,how did they come up this awesome music ,mind blowing!!!!!!!!!!
A lot of drugs and pure raw talent
@@kevinnistor1954 don’t forget the women
76 here. Love for Zepplin 🧡💛💚🩵💙💜💘💝💖
This is unique band, and no other will ever come close. Been listening to Led since the early 80's, makes me feel young and vibrant.
БОЖЕСТВЕННО!!! РАЙСКОЕ НАСЛАЖДЕНИЕ!!! ЛЕД ЗЕППЕЛИН - ЭТО НАША МОЛОДОСТЬ!!! КАКОЕ СЧАСТЬЕ БЫТЬ ВАШИМИ СОВРЕМЕННИКАМИ!!!
Totally TRUE !!!! 26:07
Amen brother my childhood in the San Francisco Bay area teenage years it was amazing best time to live
We would have partied.
Just one of the masterpieces of the best rock band ever... Think of Led Zeppelin III and on and on and on... They were not four individuals, but a single unit in perfect symbiosis with each other. And Bonzo's loss incalculable 🎶💙
Some of JPJ's best work is right here in this song.
I'm still trying to decide whether this is a clever comment or if you genuinely forgot you were listening to a full album 😂
@@tonyc3711 While he wass incredible for the entire album, I thought he outdid himself on this song.
@haroldkrishna4116 really? I thought, not the song before this, but the one after that is his magnus opus. But this one's pretty good as well.
@@tonyc3711 It's all great!
@haroldkrishna4116 awe man, I was just warming up the sarcasm. 😁✌️
Słucham tego od prawie czterdziestu lat i nadal dostaję gęsiej skórki. Znam Zeppelinów wszystko!! Stawiałem ich na równi z Pink Floyd. Ale refleksja i spontan to dwie różne rzeczy. Nie ma dla mnie większego doznania niż przekraczanie przez nich bariery swojego talentu!! Zwierzęca siła Bonzo, cichy Jones, król tempa i rytmiki, orgastyczny głos Roberta i geniusz Jimiego. Musiałbym być Byronem, żeby dobrać odpowiednie słowa. Piszę to, For touse agaut to rock( we saluter,)
My favourite Led Zeppelin album ❤
If this album was your introduction to Led Zeppelin…It was meant to be.
I remember opening the album and looking at it just after smoking a joint. The great thing was not knowing what to expect at all! ...................and when you put the needle on the first track....................................my life change for ever..........I was 14............that was 50 years ago
NOT TO BE AN OVER CORRECTER BUT Really any of their first 8 lp s are worthy to grasp your attention .
@@peterbetts858 yeah I would actually vote GTBT but this is the greatest second!
First the immigrant song, I heard it on the radio in Los Angeles and ran to the record store, on a 45. THEN- LZ 2 The perfect time to be a kid. Nobody lying to you about yer gender or telling you to hate America. Just a shmorgesbord of killer bands
@@mirandac8712 gtbt ?
Kudos To You For Giving Zeppelin To The World In This Way. For All The Ages.
Such a monumental work in music history - one flawless, banger track after another
Song after song after song brings me to a place in time that I remember so fondly, each song bringing me to different places and people. Their music is forever woven in the tapestry of my life!
Quit touching all my stuff!!!
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The first chord after the solo in Heartbreaker is just like being struck by lightning right IN the heart. Gets me every time.
Never thought of it that way but Sign me up!
My very first album I purchased in high school. Set me on a course for harder, heavier, faster. Metalhead forever!
DONNY OSMOND IS CUTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Probably one of THE greatest follow up Albums of all time!!!!
I think of it as a two disk set. I mean they were both released in the same year I think.
Ramble on is such a beauty. It always brings tears to my eyes.
Now this right here is real rock and roll - brought to you by The Mighty Led Zeppelin!!
Led Zep 2, especially What is. Was my 7th grade summer, Timeless music
What I love is that my son born mid 70s was listening to Led Zep as he grew up!
And introduced me to GnR, Red hot Chillies, etc🥰
Ah, yes... intergenerational musical cross-pollination! We had a similar dynamic in our house as my brother and I were growing up. Our parents took a liking to a lot of our music, and we took a liking to a lot of theirs! They instilled a love of music in us that abides to this day.
Our parents had fairly broad-ranging tastes, and my first exposure to heavy rock came from our dad. Mom also particularly liked "Stairway To Heaven." To this day, I listen to a broad range of musical styles, as does my brother. My musical tastes range from Sinatra to Slayer, with plenty of stops in between!
My brother and I are both Zeppelin fans; my first album of theirs was THIS one, and his was the "untitled" fourth album. I now have all their original albums on both vinyl and CD. One of my most cherished albums in my collection is my first pressing of this very album: the "Robert Ludwig Hot Mix." Yeah, I'm hooked!
mom i dont want to cloud your day but the chillies were partly responsible for the burning down of merch vendors plus , plus at Woodstock 99. just when the criminals were getting going and torching picnic tables ,the pepper heads came out and played Fire by JIMI H,. they soon moved to the merch booths and tractor trailers , i lost all respect for the peppers bad stage call . try this band for a spin Tedeschi Trucks Band led by allman offspring /drummer , guitarist derek trucks, they play a soulful Rock with susan tedeschi leading on vocals . cool stuff . rock on .
First heard Whole Lotta Love on a transistor radio the summer of 1970 while camping with my Dad and brothers.
I was 11 years old. I couldn’t believe the magic and power I was hearing.
I cranked it up despite Pops yelling to “turn that crap down!” That was my introduction to the Mighty Zep.
If the sun refused to shine
I would still be loving you
Mountains crumble to the sea
There would still be you & me
🤘🏻🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟✊🏻
THANK YOU! 💕
some piece!
No need.
Thank you Led Zeppelin for sharing your talent with the world love love Love this band❤️✌️
Me too