i was there and it was a tremendous show saw them 21 times including all 15 times they played madison square garden. best band ever by far!!!!!!!!!! have a great day.
first time was 9/19/70 i was 15 years old and the stage collapsed and jimmy and john paul had to get up on his organ!!! also i was there when elvis presley was in the first row and was introduced to the crowd. that was crazy. saw them play 4 hours and 20 minutes at nassau colleseum and after the third encore the lights came on and plant told them to turn them off and they would pay the venue for the rest of the show and they played 3 more encores the best live show i ever was at!!!!!!!@@davidhirsch2912
This song was often the first song they played in a live concert, sort of a way to warm up the audience. If you want a slower song live, definitely consider 'The Rain Song' from the MSG concert. It's usually paired with 'The Song Remains The Same', and doing them together would be excellent! As for 'The Ocean', it is NOT a slow mellow song (but still great!). Back in the 70's, you're right, it was harder to see live concerts without actually going to the show, BUT in the case of Led Zeppelin, we did get to see this concert when the movie 'The Song Remains The Same' came out (uncertain of the year, but the soundtrack came out a couple years BEFORE the actual movie), which I eagerly went to see in a theater with my older sister immediately! Anyways, loving the reactions, keep it up!
All good points! I also suggest it was one of the few songs they performed that you could actually dance to! You hear many tributes to early rock & roll stars here, Little Ritchard (piano on studio version) Chuck Berry guitar style and duck walk, ect ....
Any song from that concert at Madison Square Garden 1973! The best ones for me are: Since I've Been Loving You (slow blues), Stairway to Heaven (slow then fast), The Song Remains the Same (fast but amazing), Rain Song (slow), No Quarter (slow and eerie), Dazed and Confused (may personal favorite), and the finale Whole Lotta Love medly. Peace, Bill
What a way to open a show , comin' out there raw and the sound guy tryin' to catch up. They admired Elvis and looked at how he performed to try and learn.
This song was inspired by Little Richard's - Keep a Knockin. John Bonham started playing the intro during a recording session, Page began playing a suitable riff then with the help of the other band members plus the late Ian Stewart on piano they knocked it out in less than no time. So it may not be one of their best songs from the point of view of the lyrics but musically one of my favourites.
This was their best live performance, to me. Jimmy really let it all hang out even more in some of the other songs, like Stairway to Heaven and Dazed and Confused, especially the latter. The movie 'The Song Remains the Same' was awesome!
Check out their songs "The Battle of Evermore," "Thank You," "Friends," "Tangerine," "Gallow's Pole," "Going to California," "The Rain Song," "No Quarter," "In the Light," "Down by the Seaside," and "Tea for One."
The first concert Zep played in the U.S. was in my hometown of Denver, Colorado in 1968. I didn't see it (I was 14), but I did see them a few times after that. The music of my youth.
Nothing makes the day better than watching the beautiful Rebeka rocking out to some vintage Led Zeppelin 🙂 A few favorites from Zeppelin for me include "Travelin Riverside Blues", Achilles Last Stand", "Nobody"s Fault Bur Mine" and "Out On The Tiles". I enjoyed watching and listening to your reaction.Wishing you an excellent day Rebeks.🙂
Hi Rebeka, Loved your reaction to R&R I am fortunate to have attended Led Zeppelin Live twice. Once in "72" & again in "73" Words can not describe how Great their shows were.( I will leave it at that). I loved your comment about how lucky we are that they were captured "Live" on Video. How TRUE.. Can you imagine how bad it would suck if their shows were lost forever. Zep usually opened their shows with the "Immigrant Song". Until "73" Then they switched to opening with Rock & Roll. Unlike most Vocalists, Robert did not "Warm Up" his voice before he did a show. The first song was his "Warm Up". (Not the best way to treat your voice). Perhaps it may have contributed to some of his voice problems he has suffered from. Also, That's why sometimes you will hear his voice "Crack" during the first song of a show. I don't' know the exact details, but it is common knowledge Robert almost destroyed his voice by the late 70's. I believe he may have had surgery on his vocal chords at one point. Now he sings one key lower. Anyhow, you asked for a recommendation for a slower song to react to. So, I ask that you react to "That's the Way" from their You Tube - Live at Earls Court Show in 1975. I know how much you like Robert, This song will "Blow Your Socks Off" Your Truly, David T.
I wanted to recommend the entire 26 minutes of Dazed and Confused from this concert. Prepare to be mind blown ! Must be viewed in it's entirety to catch the explosive guitar soloing towards the end. You may have to pause it a few times to get it to post.
Hi Rebeka,great to have you back,love your honest reactions as usual and as usual your looking gorgeous,sorry but I always have to add that bit,you said you'd like to hear a much slower Led Zepp song well there are quite a few,may I suggest "That's The Way" ,anyway keep up the great work,take care British Billy,xx
Ah recommendation for a slow song. I would recommend Going to California. Soft, thoughtful and sweet. In my Time of Dying is another one and it’s a great song but it’s probably not what you’re looking for. If you really want to hear Robert Plants softer voice I would recommend listening to the Duets he did with the legendary American Folk Singer Allison Krause. You won’t be disappointed. It’s not Rock n Roll but you won’t be disappointed. It’s probably the only time Plant has worked with a vocalist more talented than he is.
Thank you for sharing your emotions on Zep with us. As you asked for it, I'm not sure if you reacted to this already, but if not, how about "That's The Way [Live at Earls Court 1975] (Official Video)" a "sister set" to Going to California. Something to really think of and enjoy, like "In my time of dying". Really appreciate your comments.
Same here. Two nights in arow first at the Met Center in Bloomington Mn, the next in the Civic Center St Paul Mn. Was 17yrs old and was in heaven seeing my favorite band ever.
I was at that Greensboro concert in May, 1977 also. Awesome show. They had a band on their Swan Song label, Detective, that was supposed to open the concert. I bought the album so I would be familiar with a few songs, but they didn't show, Led Zep came out late, and it was a great, great concert.
By the way, this live clip was from their movie, The Song Remains The Same.”. Definitely worth watching. Talk about fun to be there? Did you see things being thrown from the audience onto the stage? That was the young ladies throwing their panties on stage. LOL The air would have been so thick with pot smoke you could have cut it with a knife and a fairly high number would have been tripping on acid. Not to mention quite a few would have snuck in leather wine carafes filled with wine or spirits. They were definitely having a real good time! It would be nice to hear that spirit of Rock n Roll lives elsewhere in the world but it died here in the U.S.
My Higher Computing class loved this song, it seemed to help their software development. Mind you the Geography department upstairs were not great fans, they were into Dr. John.
I find it more than a little amazing that just as modern rock music broke on the scene there were incredibly talented bands like this and others that drove it to the stratosphere.
There was a semi-contest on who was the worlds best rock&roll drummer. I believe it was betwixt John Henery Bonham and Neil Pert. Both were awesome and to me both were great! ROCK ON REBEKA!
You're right about it being not one of their very best songs but it's still a very good songs and the performance is magnificent. It's just full on rock and roll. Robert Plant was/is a massive Elvis Presley fan too, by the way.
I have been to quite a few concerts with some girlfriends I used to have, best concert to me was in the Dallas outdoor Auditorium with AC-DC, I snuck up to the stage to see Angus Young then was escorted by security to my seat to my angry girlfriend LOL!
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The Ocean is a great song by them (aren't they all though?) but it's not a softer song. It rocks hard too. In the Light and Ten Years Gone are slower songs by them. Also, Tea for One, That's the Way and The Rain Song.
the rain song from this concert! it's a beautiful ballad with beautiful lyrics. the video has a fantasy sequence with robert that goes along with it. it evokes /king arthur/zelda/lord of the rings...
Hi Rebeka, as you have already had lots of suggestions for slow songs i would just like to say loved your reaction & bit of air drumming! Keep on rocking beautiful!
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic The MSG gig version of The Rain Song is better than the one you reacted to. If you look at it, you should do it with the tune The Song Remains The Same too, you'll find them paired up on video. Page's guitar work on that is phenomenal. Been trying to learn it for years!
The Ocean is definitely not a slow song. I would recommend an acoustic folk track on the 4th album titled Battle of Evermore. Robert does a duet with Sandy Denny of Fairport convention and the vocal harmonies are amazing. Sadly there’s no great live recording but the studio version is amazing.
Agreed. A beautiful song, very different side to LZ. DO THE ALBUM VERSION! There's a live performance out there by Plant, and Page with other musicians from a much later time, but it changes the character too much, doesn't touch the original with Sandy Denny's harmonising.
Hello Again Rebeka, Now that you are a "Official" Led Zeppelin Fan, You must watch the Movie "The Song Remains the Same" After you have seen this, you will comprehend what a Zep Show was all about. Enjoy !!
I was lucky enough to see page and plant at Glastonbury, they headed it at the 25th anniversary of the festival, it was mind blowing, shine on sweetie, try the Rain Song, have the tissue box ready, lol✌️🦌
I saw Page in the Winter of 1966 at the Rochester War Memorial in Rochester, NY, when he was the sole guitarist in the Yardbirds, and he was a unique and outstanding musician then. But he only got better .... and I read that he is working on a new album currently at the age of 78!
REBEKA Yoy asked for a slower vocalising song from Zeppelin SINCE I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU at Madison Square Garden 1973 is the big one of choice. Your jaw will dropp.
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic Right, I remember now. Actually, “In the Light”, was my go to song for enjoying a relaxing bubble bath, lol. Very relaxing song.
Thats the way is a slow beautiful acoustic song. I know you did Since Ive Been Loving You but if you didnt heard the studio version you should definitely check that out its amazing.
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i was there and it was a tremendous show saw them 21 times including all 15 times they played madison square garden. best band ever by far!!!!!!!!!! have a great day.
Tell us more about the sows you saw..
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first time was 9/19/70 i was 15 years old and the stage collapsed and jimmy and john paul had to get up on his organ!!! also i was there when elvis presley was in the first row and was introduced to the crowd. that was crazy. saw them play 4 hours and 20 minutes at nassau colleseum and after the third encore the lights came on and plant told them to turn them off and they would pay the venue for the rest of the show and they played 3 more encores the best live show i ever was at!!!!!!!@@davidhirsch2912
The more this stuff ages, the more impressive it gets. Swagger and mystique that doesn't seem to exist anymore.
I agree. Once upon a time a show was worth $15.00 dollar ticket. Now for concerts it's in the hundreds. And you can't be up close anymore.
This is what rock and roll should be !! I mean.....THIS IS ROCK AND ROLL !!
This song was often the first song they played in a live concert, sort of a way to warm up the audience. If you want a slower song live, definitely consider 'The Rain Song' from the MSG concert. It's usually paired with 'The Song Remains The Same', and doing them together would be excellent! As for 'The Ocean', it is NOT a slow mellow song (but still great!). Back in the 70's, you're right, it was harder to see live concerts without actually going to the show, BUT in the case of Led Zeppelin, we did get to see this concert when the movie 'The Song Remains The Same' came out (uncertain of the year, but the soundtrack came out a couple years BEFORE the actual movie), which I eagerly went to see in a theater with my older sister immediately! Anyways, loving the reactions, keep it up!
All good points! I also suggest it was one of the few songs they performed that you could actually dance to! You hear many tributes to early rock & roll stars here, Little Ritchard (piano on studio version) Chuck Berry guitar style and duck walk, ect ....
Simply the greatest band ever!
I was there that nite! Changed my life!
I ❤️ You and Zeppelin!
Try "Tea for One"! and "I'm Gonna Crawl"
one of my favorites
Any song from that concert at Madison Square Garden 1973! The best ones for me are: Since I've Been Loving You (slow blues), Stairway to Heaven (slow then fast), The Song Remains the Same (fast but amazing), Rain Song (slow), No Quarter (slow and eerie), Dazed and Confused (may personal favorite), and the finale Whole Lotta Love medly. Peace, Bill
What a way to open a show , comin' out there raw and the sound guy tryin' to catch up. They admired Elvis and looked at how he performed to try and learn.
This song was inspired by Little Richard's - Keep a Knockin. John Bonham started playing the intro during a recording session, Page began playing a suitable riff then with the help of the other band members plus the late Ian Stewart on piano they knocked it out in less than no time. So it may not be one of their best songs from the point of view of the lyrics but musically one of my favourites.
You can't have a rock and roll song without a strong piano in it
From the same concert Madison Square Garden - 1973 - "Since I've Been Loving You".
This was their best live performance, to me. Jimmy really let it all hang out even more in some of the other songs, like Stairway to Heaven and Dazed and Confused, especially the latter. The movie 'The Song Remains the Same' was awesome!
frickin ROCK STARS! Jimmy Page! :)🥰
The best band!!
Simply iconic.
In My Time of Dying by Led Zeppelin
Great song ✌😎💜💞
LOVE PAGE AND PLANT
What a great way to start a show!!!
i think this was the encore
@@luvlgs1 Maybe if your gonna try and correct somebody you should do your research. This is the opening song from the movie The Song remains the same.
Fuck yes! Such a great Led Zep song! :)
Check out their songs "The Battle of Evermore," "Thank You," "Friends," "Tangerine," "Gallow's Pole," "Going to California," "The Rain Song," "No Quarter," "In the Light," "Down by the Seaside," and "Tea for One."
The first concert Zep played in the U.S. was in my hometown of Denver, Colorado in 1968. I didn't see it (I was 14), but I did see them a few times after that. The music of my youth.
the biggest problem I have with led zepplin is that radio station's think they only have 5 songs so they play only them
Thats the Way from 1975 Earls Court is slow and Magestic.
Loving your work.
Nothing makes the day better than watching the beautiful Rebeka rocking out to some vintage Led Zeppelin 🙂 A few favorites from Zeppelin for me include "Travelin Riverside Blues", Achilles Last Stand", "Nobody"s Fault Bur Mine" and "Out On The Tiles". I enjoyed watching and listening to your reaction.Wishing you an excellent day Rebeks.🙂
I saw led zeppelin in concert at Oakland California in 1977❤
So cute how you groove to the mighty Led Zeppelin
Absolutely "The Rain Song" from this concert is what you are looking for in a slower Zeppelin song. You will like it.
Hi Rebeka,
Loved your reaction to R&R
I am fortunate to have attended Led Zeppelin Live twice. Once in "72" & again in "73"
Words can not describe how Great their shows were.( I will leave it at that).
I loved your comment about how lucky we are that they were captured "Live" on Video. How TRUE..
Can you imagine how bad it would suck if their shows were lost forever.
Zep usually opened their shows with the "Immigrant Song".
Until "73" Then they switched to opening with Rock & Roll.
Unlike most Vocalists, Robert did not "Warm Up" his voice before he did a show.
The first song was his "Warm Up". (Not the best way to treat your voice).
Perhaps it may have contributed to some of his voice problems he has suffered from.
Also, That's why sometimes you will hear his voice "Crack" during the first song of a show.
I don't' know the exact details, but it is common knowledge Robert almost destroyed his voice by the late 70's.
I believe he may have had surgery on his vocal chords at one point.
Now he sings one key lower.
Anyhow, you asked for a recommendation for a slower song to react to.
So, I ask that you react to "That's the Way" from their You Tube - Live at Earls Court Show in 1975.
I know how much you like Robert,
This song will "Blow Your Socks Off"
Your Truly,
David T.
They were simply at the top of their here
Brings back memories. I was at this concert
You are the best Rebeka,,,,,,, great reaction......
✨Thank You✨
I wanted to recommend the entire 26 minutes of Dazed and Confused from this concert. Prepare to be mind blown ! Must be viewed in it's entirety to catch the explosive guitar soloing towards the end. You may have to pause it a few times to get it to post.
Awsome reaction to an Awsome band and song. 😀😃😄😁
Zeppelin Rulles!
Hi Rebeka,great to have you back,love your honest reactions as usual and as usual your looking gorgeous,sorry but I always have to add that bit,you said you'd like to hear a much slower Led Zepp song well there are quite a few,may I suggest "That's The Way" ,anyway keep up the great work,take care British Billy,xx
Love u reaction 🥰 keep it going
Thank you😊🙏🏼
That was the opening song ,You will have to see the rest of the concert film ..
Beauty! Lov your reactions ! 🥰
All new! All rock ! All Rebeka!
Ah recommendation for a slow song. I would recommend Going to California. Soft, thoughtful and sweet.
In my Time of Dying is another one and it’s a great song but it’s probably not what you’re looking for.
If you really want to hear Robert Plants softer voice I would recommend listening to the Duets he did with the legendary American Folk Singer Allison Krause. You won’t be disappointed. It’s not Rock n Roll but you won’t be disappointed. It’s probably the only time Plant has worked with a vocalist more talented than he is.
Zeppelin is one of those bands where you have to move to their songs, got to!!!! Take care pretty lady!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.........................
Rock n roll baby ✌😎💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
Great concert opener.....
Awesome song is right Rebeka. Very catchy song!
Great Reaction Beautiful young lady, Yet Again!!! Love It.... 😎🤘❤🔥🎸🎧🎙..... The Rain Song for Sure!!! From Madison square garden
Thank you.:) Have done a reaction on that song already.:)
Besides LZ's diverse song catalogue this band had stage presence probably more than any other band ever..
Saw Robert Plant in concert a couple of weeks ago. He is 73 and still rocks
Thank you for sharing your emotions on Zep with us. As you asked for it, I'm not sure if you reacted to this already, but if not, how about "That's The Way [Live at Earls Court 1975] (Official Video)" a "sister set" to Going to California. Something to really think of and enjoy, like "In my time of dying". Really appreciate your comments.
Great video! I can't imagine how far you came.. Seen you when you didn't have 100 subs and then just exploded.. Good luck in the future!
Thank you.:)
Check out their live acoustic performance of "Going to California"... or the studio version, they're both really great! 🤘😎
Since i've been loving you is Zeppelins best "slow song" , musicians will agree.
Saw them live 4 times and Queen twice, I am 64 but lucky enough to have seen a lot of great bands. As for a slower song I'm gonna crawl is great.
I saw them in 1977 in Greensboro, NC. This was their last tour of the states before Bonzo died. Epic show!
Same here. Two nights in arow first at the Met Center in Bloomington Mn, the next in the Civic Center St Paul Mn. Was 17yrs old and was in heaven seeing my favorite band ever.
I was at that Greensboro concert in May, 1977 also. Awesome show. They had a band on their Swan Song label, Detective, that was supposed to open the concert. I bought the album so I would be familiar with a few songs, but they didn't show, Led Zep came out late, and it was a great, great concert.
I'm Gonna Crawl, you'll love that one, Beka
Nice to see you again doing Led Zeppelin, I actually missed you,lol
The ocean is harder than rock and roll lol!
You should do I'm gonna crawl.
fire tune makes me smile
By the way, this live clip was from their movie, The Song Remains The Same.”. Definitely worth watching.
Talk about fun to be there? Did you see things being thrown from the audience onto the stage? That was the young ladies throwing their panties on stage. LOL
The air would have been so thick with pot smoke you could have cut it with a knife and a fairly high number would have been tripping on acid. Not to mention quite a few would have snuck in leather wine carafes filled with wine or spirits.
They were definitely having a real good time! It would be nice to hear that spirit of Rock n Roll lives elsewhere in the world but it died here in the U.S.
My Higher Computing class loved this song, it seemed to help their software development. Mind you the Geography department upstairs were not great fans, they were into Dr. John.
I find it more than a little amazing that just as modern rock music broke on the scene there were incredibly talented bands like this and others that drove it to the stratosphere.
Thank You is a slower song and quite sentimental, for Led Zeppelin.
Came out cold on this one. They nailed it.
Their game ha great reaction
"Thank you" off Zeppelin I I slow and awesome love song
Greatest band ever!
There was a semi-contest on who was the worlds best rock&roll drummer. I believe it was betwixt John Henery Bonham and Neil Pert. Both were awesome and to me both were great! ROCK ON REBEKA!
You're right about it being not one of their very best songs but it's still a very good songs and the performance is magnificent. It's just full on rock and roll.
Robert Plant was/is a massive Elvis Presley fan too, by the way.
I have been to quite a few concerts with some girlfriends I used to have, best concert to me was in the Dallas outdoor Auditorium with AC-DC, I snuck up to the stage to see Angus Young then was escorted by security to my seat to my angry girlfriend LOL!
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Thank you.:)
They are all great at what they do!!
Sometimes I enjoy watching U Groove as much the performances!
The outside light on shining on Your front adds an artistic
Sorry Msg sent before I intended:
‘...artistic element’
So much Fun❣️
Hey,hey,what can do.Trust me.
Hey Rebeka! Do you know what time it is? It's lunchtime and time to get The Led out!!🔈🔉🔊🔊🔊🔊
The Ocean is a great song by them (aren't they all though?) but it's not a softer song. It rocks hard too. In the Light and Ten Years Gone are slower songs by them. Also, Tea for One, That's the Way and The Rain Song.
You and me and LED ZEPP .. SOUNDS AWESOME ......ANYWAY SOUNDS GOOD PARTY
the rain song from this concert! it's a beautiful ballad with beautiful lyrics. the video has a fantasy sequence with robert that goes along with it. it evokes /king arthur/zelda/lord of the rings...
Very nice. Thanks 🥰
Since I've Been Loving You is slow and bluesy or In The Light, Down By The Seaside, That's The Way, Tea For One are more examples.
Zep, Rock God’s. On your own you should watch the DVD of Song remains the same. Totally awesome concert. If you like live stuff.
There must be about 2000 reaction videos to Zep. Still a popular band after 40 years. I wonder how popular in the next 40 years...
Hi Rebeka, as you have already had lots of suggestions for slow songs i would just like to say loved your reaction & bit of air drumming! Keep on rocking beautiful!
Always amazing...Especially live!
A slower Zeppelin song? The Rain Song, obviously. Thank You, for another. Since I've Been Loving You, and Tea For One.
I have done a reaction on both “THE RAIN SONG”, and “SINCE I’VE BEEN LOVING YOU”. Thank you.😊🙏🏼
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic The MSG gig version of The Rain Song is better than the one you reacted to. If you look at it, you should do it with the tune The Song Remains The Same too, you'll find them paired up on video. Page's guitar work on that is phenomenal. Been trying to learn it for years!
my two fav slow song are Tangerine and Down by the Seaside...my second fav are all the rest
As always ..the most beautiful woman on the internet
The Ocean is definitely not a slow song.
I would recommend an acoustic folk track on the 4th album titled Battle of Evermore. Robert does a duet with Sandy Denny of Fairport convention and the vocal harmonies are amazing. Sadly there’s no great live recording but the studio version is amazing.
Agreed. A beautiful song, very different side to LZ. DO THE ALBUM VERSION! There's a live performance out there by Plant, and Page with other musicians from a much later time, but it changes the character too much, doesn't touch the original with Sandy Denny's harmonising.
Hello Again Rebeka,
Now that you are a "Official" Led Zeppelin Fan,
You must watch the Movie "The Song Remains the Same"
After you have seen this, you will comprehend what a Zep Show was all about. Enjoy !!
I was lucky enough to see page and plant at Glastonbury, they headed it at the 25th anniversary of the festival, it was mind blowing, shine on sweetie, try the Rain Song, have the tissue box ready, lol✌️🦌
Rock it Rock it
Rebekka.....una ragazza da sposare immediatamente😉
The Rain Song!
Rebeka mujer hermosa ❤❤🥰🥰😘😘❤❤❤🥰🥰🥰
A good song to play is Thank You.
I saw Page in the Winter of 1966 at the Rochester War Memorial in Rochester, NY, when he was the sole guitarist in the Yardbirds, and he was a unique and outstanding musician then. But he only got better .... and I read that he is working on a new album currently at the age of 78!
“ Black Dog” from this very same live show in 1973! Or “ In My Time Of Dying” from 1975.
REBEKA
Yoy asked for a slower vocalising song from Zeppelin
SINCE I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU at Madison Square Garden 1973 is the big one of choice.
Your jaw will dropp.
Very good reaction to a great song from a beautiful lady.😍
Thank you.:)
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic no,thank you😁
Before UA-cam, they would show this at movie theaters. The Rain Song is slower, and is a really awesome song!
I have done a reaction on that song already.:) Thank you.:)
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic Right, I remember now. Actually, “In the Light”, was my go to song for enjoying a relaxing bubble bath, lol. Very relaxing song.
Thats the way is a slow beautiful acoustic song. I know you did Since Ive Been Loving You but if you didnt heard the studio version you should definitely check that out its amazing.
going to california, its BEAUTIFUL
Have done a reaction on that song already. Thank you.:)