LZ III will blow you away because they go in a completely different direction...and Since I've Been Loving You is a masterpiece by Jimmy which to me is his greatest guitar solo that he did in one take...it literally chokes me up listening to it and it will leave you with your mouth open in awe
This song is beautifully orchestrated. The song dynamics are subtle, yet impactful. Robert is a big fan of Tolkien, histories, myths, legends, and lore; a bit of which is here and will be in songs to come. I'd say do Moby Dick on its own, it wouldn't flow well with the last song but hey, your channel, your rules. 🙂 The majority of this album was recorded while on tour. They would go into whatever studio they could find in whatever city they were in and try to lay down tracks. Can you imagine? Travelling and performing everywhere and in the odd hour, recording songs for a new album. Jimmy said at one point that he was so tired of simultaneous touring/recording that he lost confidence whether the album was any good or not. I think it's understandable; you can be so focused on something that you lose track of what you're even doing anymore. The third album will be fairly different as they flex their talents in different musical directions.
Who is arguably THE MOST Talented musician in this group and without a doubt the least mentioned??? John Paul Jones can play just about every instrument AND PLAY IT WELL...!! He has orchestrated and composed MANY of the background acoustics and has added textures simply by either his bass, his keyboard synths and piano in so many of their songs. JPJ is the unsung hero of the Mighty Led Zepp. Peace 3/13/22
Led Zeppelin were simply Rock Music genius. This just another example of their creative soul. Thank you for taking me dowm memory's road. I was 18 when they released the first album. I bought all of their vinyl abums back in the day ~ Still have them acually. My late buddy Jimmy and I were Led Zeppelingn freaks. Peace and Love.
*Hey Bro* I am *THOROUGHLY* enjoying your step by step trip down the rabbit hole of MY G.O.A.T. band.! I was a touring musician during the 1st half of the 80's. Yeah I'm old, lol..... I saw ZEP in L.A. in 77 where I grew up. For "Me" it was a life changing thing, I should say the first time I heard Led Zeppelin 1 in 1972, a couple of years after it was released. I was 12 that summer and the awe and so much else for them has never left me to this day.! No spoilers but you've got ALOT of smiles & emotions headed your way.! Will all be watching. *David* .....
Album three is much more acoustic. As for this song, Rick Beato breaks it down down by instruments and vocals that you might enjoy. It’s one of this “Why is this song so great?”. I think it’s #87.
This is my favourite Zeppelin track. Everything is on point. The soulful singing, fantastic bass line, drumming. It's just brilliant. A beautiful arangement. I love when you hear the guitar that sounds like a train whistle and that lead break. Jimmy page's rhythm guitar playing is just restrained doing enough for the song, allowing for JPJ"s funky bass especially toward the end.
My older brother had a killer 4 speaker system back then, this song had to go to 8.5 maybe 9 volume. Got to be conscientious of the next neighborhood over. They want to hear it too. LOL This album was purchased repeatedly by everyone I knew, who wore out copy after copy. Jacket with most of the ink missing. The bass line, the drop into "Ramblin On", JHB, all the sizzling guitar by Jimmy, overwhelming stuff, especially when you're 13. A Masterpiece Album.
I'm in Australia 🦘 & Eagerly wait for your Zeppelin reactions every day👍I'm a Zeppelin tragic ,Yes every song is a new style of music that's what made them the GOATS😁
I recommend doing "Moby Dick" on its own. It is epic in its own right (you will understand after you listen), and "Bring it on Home" is totally different and one of my favorites on this album. One thing that can be said about Zeppelin is that they have a "sound": Bonham's heavy drums that follow the guitar rather than holding down the rhythm with Jones's bass, and Plant's signature howl, but no two songs sound alike. Page was a master at creating songs that were unique from each other and offered surprises within the song.
They can do any genre they please with excellence! THE GOATS! Been listen to them since I was a bald face boy of 18, now I am an old leathered cowpoke of 69 years old, and they still are fresh to me! I always felt like is was a young Cowboy getting ready for another cattle drive, saying goodbye to his best gal.
This is the song that hooked me on LZ, way back when as a young boy. It's still one of my favorite songs. I love the references to Lord of the Rings, Mordor, Gollum.
Hey , Much abliged to for making it in to work! I pray for better days 🙏. Growing up in the 70's, 80's ,and adulthood in the U.S.ARMY and 90's, I loved ":Ramble on" !l Most song by the mighty Zeppelin were never turned down by , I remembered this song played alot herouston, TX. onl local radio stations. I recommend when you go to Led Zeppelin 3 ,put the song " Out on the Tiles " on your reaction channel! I promise you will not regret! And from the great lyrics of legendary singer Robert Plant, THANK YOU!!
Each of their albums continue to grow and evolve...you with hear all manner of genres and musical styles throughout their career. The third album was a turning point in their career, and moves in many different directions. Rush is a band you should also explore....vast body of work, very thoughtful. Yes is amazing as well. I also recommend the Who.
Also you mentioned III. It has a little more folk influence and some experimentation so may seem a little different. No worries their best is still come. And other completely great albums. Many may say III is their least favorite but still a great album
do the last 2 TOGETHER -your inclination is 100% right -on the album there is no break really between songs eitherand you give the last song better context and the last song just like led zep 1 is a CLASSIC !!! bring it on home is the perfect PERFECT ending for led z 2 i will never forget bringing this home when it just came out and listening to the album from start to end which is what we all did back then all did!! no video to distract and long attention spans accustomed to absorbing the entire album at once as it was meant to be your instinct is good!! the authentic original experience leads to a more complete appreciation in any art form-especially this !!
Led Zeppelin were able to diversify within the Rock Genre, imo, unlike any other rock band before them or since, yet it you'd never heard them before you'd know they were a rock band. I suggested on your Reaction video to "Ramble On " live in 2007 at the 02 arena to check out J.P. Jones "Isolated Bass". Here's another song you might like to check out of theirs, "Going to California" in which you'll understand the further diversity of the band. All of them brilliant musicians. Take care and Have a Nice Day 😊🇬🇧🇺🇸
You're going to come across so much good music through your journey as they are incredibly versatile and experimental. Not one song is going to sound like the other. They're just as good from first album to last but different. Glad to see you're doing better I know not 100% but you'll get there
On songs that John Paul Jones played the keyboard, he played the bass with his feet simultaneously. He was insanely talented. Another English band that was wildly popular was The Who. You can't really cover '70's rock and leave them out. Another rock genre that was wildly popular was southern rock. The Allman Brothers Band, Lynnard Skynnard, Charlie Daniels, The Marshall Tucker Band to name a few. I'm excited to go on this journey with you. Reliving the seventies brings back so many good memories.
This is about the book The Hobbit. If you have not read the book you should. Led Zepplin did another song about the book. Misty mountain hop. A great song too.
Today the world lost a brilliant talent in the producer, engineer and musician Richie Podolor. Richie was an amazing musical guide for Three Dog Night from its very first record at MCA and he continued producing for us right on through to our new album, that is just about to be released. Despite his low-key demeanor, Richie was a powerhouse; beginning in the 1960’s he worked as a producer, engineer, musician, composer and arranger for countless artists including the Monkees, the Turtles, the Electric Prunes, the Grateful Dead, Donovan, the Dillards, Chris Hillman, and Black Oak Arkansas, as well as Steppenwolf for whom Richie engineered their huge hits “Born to be Wild” and “Magic Carpet Ride”. Scores of artists, songwriters, producers and engineers have been impacted by Richie’s ideas and techniques. He was a great musician and a dear friend. Richie Podolor will be missed even as his talent still rests in the music and musicians that he touched......please react to the audio version "Woman" by Three Dog Night from their "It Ain't Easy" album.
Listen to Season of the Witch by Donovan, which was recorded before this. It clearly influenced Ramble On, especially the verse and bass line and general song structure. Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones worked with Donovan in London, but supposedly, they did not play on this record, which was recorded in Hollywood.
I was smart enough to buy 3 of each album they put out as well as Sabbath albums and others 2 of each went into a climate controlled storage vault, still in the plastic wrapper along with the recipes. One set is for my daughter, the other will go to my son. They are worth quite a bit now.
*Oh one addendum Bro* Robert was into J.R.R. Tokien at the time, hence some of the familar references you heard. You will find those references in coming songs, especially one, but I'll keep that to myself so you can discover each gem as you go along.....*David* .....
Honestly, doing a full job on Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Sabbath, Deep Purple, Def Leppard…..that’ll keep you busy for a good while. You might wish to add in Queen for sure into that group….and if you like prog rock, then Rush, or if you want to stick to hard rock, then Aerosmith.
You asked about other major bands. Other huge bands…Queen, Rush, Dire Straits……and depends on your taste with prog….Yes, Genesis, Jethro Tull, Supertramp…….or Southern rock style. If you want to explode your subs….I mean if that is important to you..then tackle Nightwish…symphonic metal. You might enjoy it as it’s very “showy” and yet heavy….and fronted by one of the best female vocalists in the world. And your numbers will skyrocket…..as I said, if that is a goal of yours. You also seem to love pure voices……I think you would love Aurora…and also Joni Mitchell. Your taste in music ranges pretty far and wide, which is wonderful, because you can then enjoy taking your channel in into many genres.
Obviously, this song is about a dude on a quest to find his girl. Much like Frodo was on a quest to destroy the ring. It's not a big deal if u do them together. But they really don't match well at all. LOL.
LZ III will blow you away because they go in a completely different direction...and Since I've Been Loving You is a masterpiece by Jimmy which to me is his greatest guitar solo that he did in one take...it literally chokes me up listening to it and it will leave you with your mouth open in awe
I love this song! These are true musicians! Their timing and use of instruments is second to none! You will love III!
Love it when you go back to re-listen. Shows a genuine appreciation.
Today's music is all about the singer but back then it was all about the musician and song writer.
You know, as a ZEPP fan for over 50 years ,yup ....they have many obvious signature songs but this may be IT for me ...Peace and Love
This song is beautifully orchestrated. The song dynamics are subtle, yet impactful. Robert is a big fan of Tolkien, histories, myths, legends, and lore; a bit of which is here and will be in songs to come. I'd say do Moby Dick on its own, it wouldn't flow well with the last song but hey, your channel, your rules. 🙂 The majority of this album was recorded while on tour. They would go into whatever studio they could find in whatever city they were in and try to lay down tracks. Can you imagine? Travelling and performing everywhere and in the odd hour, recording songs for a new album. Jimmy said at one point that he was so tired of simultaneous touring/recording that he lost confidence whether the album was any good or not. I think it's understandable; you can be so focused on something that you lose track of what you're even doing anymore. The third album will be fairly different as they flex their talents in different musical directions.
Who is arguably THE MOST Talented musician in this group and without a doubt the least mentioned??? John Paul Jones can play just about every instrument AND PLAY IT WELL...!! He has orchestrated and composed MANY of the background acoustics and has added textures simply by either his bass, his keyboard synths and piano in so many of their songs. JPJ is the unsung hero of the Mighty Led Zepp. Peace 3/13/22
Led Zeppelin were simply Rock Music genius. This just another example of their creative soul. Thank you for taking me dowm memory's road. I was 18 when they released the first album. I bought all of their vinyl abums back in the day ~ Still have them acually. My late buddy Jimmy and I were Led Zeppelingn freaks. Peace and Love.
*Hey Bro* I am *THOROUGHLY* enjoying your step by step trip down the rabbit hole of MY G.O.A.T. band.! I was a touring musician during the 1st half of the 80's. Yeah I'm old, lol..... I saw ZEP in L.A. in 77 where I grew up. For "Me" it was a life changing thing, I should say the first time I heard Led Zeppelin 1 in 1972, a couple of years after it was released. I was 12 that summer and the awe and so much else for them has never left me to this day.! No spoilers but you've got ALOT of smiles & emotions headed your way.! Will all be watching. *David* .....
Album three is much more acoustic. As for this song, Rick Beato breaks it down down by instruments and vocals that you might enjoy. It’s one of this “Why is this song so great?”. I think it’s #87.
Yet another GREAT bassline from jonesy
This is my favourite Zeppelin track. Everything is on point. The soulful singing, fantastic bass line, drumming. It's just brilliant. A beautiful arangement. I love when you hear the guitar that sounds like a train whistle and that lead break. Jimmy page's rhythm guitar playing is just restrained doing enough for the song, allowing for JPJ"s funky bass especially toward the end.
LZ did so many different sounds it will always blow your mind.
My older brother had a killer 4 speaker system back then, this song had to go to 8.5 maybe 9 volume. Got to be conscientious of the next neighborhood over.
They want to hear it too. LOL This album was purchased repeatedly by everyone I knew, who wore out copy after copy. Jacket with most of the ink missing.
The bass line, the drop into "Ramblin On", JHB, all the sizzling guitar by Jimmy, overwhelming stuff, especially when you're 13. A Masterpiece Album.
correct i remember 1-3 i bought each one 3 times!! wild parties and repeated play
I'm in Australia 🦘 & Eagerly wait for your Zeppelin reactions every day👍I'm a Zeppelin tragic ,Yes every song is a new style of music that's what made them the GOATS😁
That should read new style sorry 🥴
Do you mean to say “tragic”? Or fanatic? Ifvtragic, then what do you mean?
Moby Dick is kind of long and shows Bonham's crazy drum skills...I would do it separate! You will love Bring It On Home!
One of my favorite songs. JPJ bass line, percussion,. Bonham's drum skills... the triplets. OMFG.
I'm going to miss you.
I recommend doing "Moby Dick" on its own. It is epic in its own right (you will understand after you listen), and "Bring it on Home" is totally different and one of my favorites on this album. One thing that can be said about Zeppelin is that they have a "sound": Bonham's heavy drums that follow the guitar rather than holding down the rhythm with Jones's bass, and Plant's signature howl, but no two songs sound alike. Page was a master at creating songs that were unique from each other and offered surprises within the song.
JPJ absolutely wilding on the bass.
All of Led Zeppelin's songs are Great! And they are all totally different.
They can do any genre they please with excellence! THE GOATS! Been listen to them since I was a bald face boy of 18, now I am an old leathered cowpoke of 69 years old, and they still are fresh to me! I always felt like is was a young Cowboy getting ready for another cattle drive, saying goodbye to his best gal.
Every part of this song is epic. Jonesy’s bass line is probably my favorite part!
This is the song that hooked me on LZ, way back when as a young boy. It's still one of my favorite songs. I love the references to Lord of the Rings, Mordor, Gollum.
Hey , Much abliged to for making it in to work! I pray for better days 🙏. Growing up in the 70's, 80's ,and adulthood in the U.S.ARMY and 90's, I loved ":Ramble on" !l Most song by the mighty Zeppelin were never turned down by , I remembered this song played alot herouston, TX. onl
local radio stations. I recommend when you go to Led Zeppelin 3 ,put the song " Out on the Tiles " on your reaction channel! I promise you will not regret! And from the great lyrics of legendary singer Robert Plant, THANK YOU!!
Moby Dick is basically just a killer guitar riff and drum solo. If you decide to do both believe me we will listen.
Each of their albums continue to grow and evolve...you with hear all manner of genres and musical styles throughout their career. The third album was a turning point in their career, and moves in many different directions.
Rush is a band you should also explore....vast body of work, very thoughtful. Yes is amazing as well. I also recommend the Who.
This and THANK YOU are my all time favorites out of a dozen favorites!🤣
When I heard this live for the first time in 1969, I was BLOWN AWAY! 😀
Also you mentioned III. It has a little more folk influence and some experimentation so may seem a little different. No worries their best is still come. And other completely great albums. Many may say III is their least favorite but still a great album
Each album is a pure masterpiece!
Yet it’s my favourite zepp album, the second half especially is great.
do the last 2 TOGETHER -your inclination is 100% right -on the album there is no break really between songs eitherand you give the last song better context and the last song just like led zep 1 is a CLASSIC !!! bring it on home is the perfect PERFECT ending for led z 2 i will never forget bringing this home when it just came out and listening to the album from start to end which is what we all did back then all did!! no video to distract and long attention spans accustomed to absorbing the entire album at once as it was meant to be your instinct is good!! the authentic original experience leads to a more complete appreciation in any art form-especially this !!
Led Zeppelin were able to diversify within the Rock Genre, imo, unlike any other rock band before them or since, yet it you'd never heard them before you'd know they were a rock band.
I suggested on your Reaction video to "Ramble On " live in 2007 at the 02 arena to check out J.P. Jones "Isolated Bass".
Here's another song you might like to check out of theirs,
"Going to California"
in which you'll understand the further diversity of the band. All of them brilliant musicians. Take care and Have a Nice Day 😊🇬🇧🇺🇸
You're going to come across so much good music through your journey as they are incredibly versatile and experimental. Not one song is going to sound like the other. They're just as good from first album to last but different. Glad to see you're doing better I know not 100% but you'll get there
Moby Dick. Solo by John Henry Bonham “Bonzo” For respect of the greatest drummer of all time, I would suggest do separate. R.I.P. BONZO! ❤️
On songs that John Paul Jones played the keyboard, he played the bass with his feet simultaneously. He was insanely talented. Another English band that was wildly popular was The Who. You can't really cover '70's rock and leave them out. Another rock genre that was wildly popular was southern rock. The Allman Brothers Band, Lynnard Skynnard, Charlie Daniels, The Marshall Tucker Band to name a few. I'm excited to go on this journey with you. Reliving the seventies brings back so many good memories.
John Paul Jones è fenomenale 🤩
This is about the book The Hobbit. If you have not read the book you should. Led Zepplin did another song about the book. Misty mountain hop. A great song too.
Exquisite. Yep - that sums it up.
JETHRO TULL is an extremely unique band. Most start with "locomotive breath" its an easy introduction to the band.
I classify this song as "vaguely miraculous"
They loved the lord of the rings books, several songs have references in them
Well.. Robert loved Tolkien….and since he wrote the lyrics…….the others were rather bemused by his fascination with myths and lore….
Today the world lost a brilliant talent in the producer, engineer and musician Richie Podolor. Richie was an amazing musical guide for Three Dog Night from its very first record at MCA and he continued producing for us right on through to our new album, that is just about to be released. Despite his low-key demeanor, Richie was a powerhouse; beginning in the 1960’s he worked as a producer, engineer, musician, composer and arranger for countless artists including the Monkees, the Turtles, the Electric Prunes, the Grateful Dead, Donovan, the Dillards, Chris Hillman, and Black Oak Arkansas, as well as Steppenwolf for whom Richie engineered their huge hits “Born to be Wild” and “Magic Carpet Ride”. Scores of artists, songwriters, producers and engineers have been impacted by Richie’s ideas and techniques. He was a great musician and a dear friend. Richie Podolor will be missed even as his talent still rests in the music and musicians that he touched......please react to the audio version "Woman" by Three Dog Night from their "It Ain't Easy" album.
Best bass lines of all time!
Listen to Season of the Witch by Donovan, which was recorded before this. It clearly influenced Ramble On, especially the verse and bass line and general song structure. Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones worked with Donovan in London, but supposedly, they did not play on this record, which was recorded in Hollywood.
A beautiful song referencing The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings Trilogy✨magical instruments and vocals.
New to your channel. Love you for picking up to the bassline!!❤💋
I was smart enough to buy 3 of each album they put out as well as Sabbath albums and others 2 of each went into a climate controlled storage vault, still in the plastic wrapper along with the recipes. One set is for my daughter, the other will go to my son. They are worth quite a bit now.
What a cool thing to do! I wish I had thought of that. Damn. 😊
John Paul Jones is such a monster bass player
You have to do the whole album! Please
Most of what I like about Led Zep is in this song. Maybe check out “Starship Trooper” by Yes.
Starship Trooper is my favorite Yes song. Love the build up to the guitar solo. Brilliant.
@@ncbandit6409 100%. Most of what I like about Yes is in Starship Trooper.
You have to do the live version of Moby Dick when you get to it. You have to see Bonham do this!
*Oh one addendum Bro* Robert was into J.R.R. Tokien at the time, hence some of the familar references you heard. You will find those references in coming songs, especially one, but I'll keep that to myself so you can discover each gem as you go along.....*David* .....
Better than anything written in the past few decades. Well, almost anyway.
Try Jethro Tull you will love them , Especially Aqualung 👍
Please do HEY HEY WHAT CAN I DO by Led Zepplin ,Note was only released on a 45 RPM record flip side of Immigrant song ,Not on any LP but a CLASSIC !!
album three is so cool!
Check out the isolated bass and drums track. ✌️
Moby Dick stands on it's own.
LZ,went everywhere,.....
Honestly, doing a full job on Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Sabbath, Deep Purple, Def Leppard…..that’ll keep you busy for a good while. You might wish to add in Queen for sure into that group….and if you like prog rock, then Rush, or if you want to stick to hard rock, then Aerosmith.
Top tier for sure.
This is a nod to Lord of the Rings books of which Robert is a big fan. The girl "queen of all my dreams" is the ring which Frodo was searching for
Umm...Frodo never searched for the ring...Bilbo gave it to him and he carried it until Gollum bit it off of Fordo's finger.
@@jkoslowe sorry it's a long time since I've seen the film. Thank you
@@christinerobinson3819 Wasn't trying to be rude, but I can see that it can come off like that...Sorry about that.
@@jkoslowe oh no I really didn't take it like that. I am so sorry if you thought that
@@christinerobinson3819 Oh good. Just making sure.
The story is basically the hibits journey
You asked about other major bands. Other huge bands…Queen, Rush, Dire Straits……and depends on your taste with prog….Yes, Genesis, Jethro Tull, Supertramp…….or Southern rock style. If you want to explode your subs….I mean if that is important to you..then tackle Nightwish…symphonic metal. You might enjoy it as it’s very “showy” and yet heavy….and fronted by one of the best female vocalists in the world. And your numbers will skyrocket…..as I said, if that is a goal of yours. You also seem to love pure voices……I think you would love Aurora…and also Joni Mitchell. Your taste in music ranges pretty far and wide, which is wonderful, because you can then enjoy taking your channel in into many genres.
It's better to watch the Concert versions of each Led Zeppelin's songs.
Words from "Tolkin"
Go to Rick Beato's channel and search for this song for an instrumental and vocal break down of this song. Worth your time.
How is it possible that you're an adult and this is your first time listening to this?
Obviously, this song is about a dude on a quest to find his girl. Much like Frodo was on a quest to destroy the ring. It's not a big deal if u do them together. But they really don't match well at all. LOL.
you put the wrong band member on your thumbnail. john paul jones is definitely the star of this song
Did you catch all of the references to Lord of the Rings in this one?
Jeff Buckley.