🎵 Led Zeppelin - How Many More Times REACTION
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2022
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half a century later and this track still grabs you by the collar and throws you up against wall
Well put. It's a monster song, one of my top ten favorite Zep tunes.
Wow I'm old!half a century you say WOW
Andre b way to make us feel old lol Kidding I for one am very happy to say I was around from beginning of Zeppelin to end and beyond in real time!!! Zeppelin…Damn GOAT!!!! ☮️
And remember what Jack Burton said . Who ? Jack Burton !!
Yes ! Sir the check's in the mail !
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...It does indeed... Those drums get a "workout" as the song progresses!!!
Lex’s reaction is THE reaction to this song ❤
When I listen to Led Zeppelin , So do my Neighbors🤘🏻
I'm 72 years old and I have to say, having seen Led Zeppelin live 7 or 8 times and literally everybody else, they are the best live band that ever played on the planet, period! No other band even comes close! And if you were ever lucky enough to see them live and especially when they were in the "Zone" that night, it's one thing you would remember till your last day on earth!
Don't forget the bass. John Paul Jones is one of the best.
"The Lemon Song" has some of the best bass playing commited to record...
Also the first song where Robert Plant heard his own voice with Zeppelin. And the first head banging song literally, live at the now famous gig in Boston where Jones noticed fans banging their head on the front of the stage.
@@joegillam1497 that's a great call. I love John Paul Jones's work, but I don't usually think of The Lemon Song, but it is fantastic
One of the best and most underrated ... strange combo,
@@russskidmore6893 it really is a strange combo, LOL. But I think it's a true set of comments All The Same.
Lex gets it! You rock!
Brad, well, have you ever seen a confused puppy stare at a tv screen - that blank look? That’s Brad. Some of the best blues rock EVER, and all he can say is “I like snare.” Pack it up, man. Time to watch Wapner.
When I play Led Zeppelin, I just assume the whole neighborhood wants to listen as well.
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Of all the absolute rockers in the Zeppelin catalog, this one absolutely needs to be turned up to 11
Agreed! Another DYNAMITE forgotten one " The Girl With The Long Black Wavy Hair ".
All the way up...all the way up...
to where?...E11EVEN!!!
Love Spinal!
Mine go to 12
@@alrivers2297 You just blew my mind!
Some of the best Zeppelin songs are the ones that rarely get played on the radio. May I suggest "You Shook Me". One of my favorites by Zep! Down and dirty blues!
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Agree 100 %
Amen and amen to that Cuda!!
"When the Levee Breaks" was (IMO) Led Zeppelin's best foray into pure blues... it's rooted in the classic blues tradition, but musically it's just relentless and beautifully executed.
Night Flight is another Zepp tune that is awesome.
Led Zeppelin is almost indescribable. So once-in-a-lifetime!
Dam!, what a jam!. Led Zeppelin basically turned the blues upside down and inside out on Led Zeppelin I.
After the instrumental when Robert came back in on vocals, John Bonham sounded like he was marching the entire British Army out to the Battle of Waterloo! I could see them all in my mind, dressed in red, keeping in step to his impeccable timing! Highest level drumming!
John Bonhammer ! 🥁
I totally hear it now
One of my favorite 🎵 🎶 🎵
JPJ is an integral part of this band. Just as important as bonham and Pagey. Played multiple instruments and roles in the band
OMG!!! Lex nailed their live performances!!! A lot of improvisation and the songs never sounded the same way twice!!! Way to go Lex!!!!
"Zeppelin is one of the greatest bands ever....EV-ER!"
ABSOLUTELY LEX,...absolutely.😎
Keep in mind many of their lyrics were borrowed from OLD Blues songs and old blues musicians, including THIS song, based on The Hunter by the AMAZING Albert King.
The lyrics are nothing alike, you must have the song confused with another.
Sources site Led Zeppelin members for writing this song.
Booker T. and the MGs, and Carl Wells wrote The Hunter as well.
When I saw him do it, he was encased in a green spinning pyramid of laser light. Probably their last tour. Maybe the same night the proceeds were robbed by the Chicago Mob.
@@RealMcCoy0205 most of what they did on the first album were complete rip offs, without giving credit. They did improve the originals though. Even the intro to stairway to heaven was stolen.
@@RealMcCoy0205 Here are the lyrics for "The Hunter" by Albert King:
"They call me the hunter, that's my name
A pretty woman like you, is my only game
I bought me a love gun, just the other day
And I aim to aim it your way
Ain't no use to hide, ain't no use to run
'Cause I've got you in the sights of my love gun
The first time I saw you, standing on the street
I says to myself, woo, ain't she sweet
I've got my love gun loaded, with hugs and kisses
And when I pull the trigger, there will be no misses
Ain't no need to hide, ain't no use to run
'Cause I've got you in the sights of my love gun
Ain't no use to hide, ain't no use to run
'Cause I've got you in the sights of my love gun
I'm the big bad hunter baby
How can I miss when I've got dead aim."
@@dominicrossitto5890 Yeah and this is the only lines used one time in the entire song.
Well, they call me the hunter, that's my name
Call me the hunter, that's how I got my fame
Ain't no need to hide, ain't no need to run
'Cause I've got you in the sights of my gun
This was always my favorite Zeppelin song. I hope it's not too "chaotic" for you guys. Don't forget, I grew up in the 60's. A lotta weed involved. These guys really changed rock and roll.
This, Ten Years Gone, and Bring It On Home are all three criminally underrated in the Zeppelin catalogue, and they each have incredible grooves and riffs.
Agreed!
I think Ten Years Gone is my favorite LZ song.
One of my favorite tracks on YT is a guitarist cover version of "The Rover" with no singing at all, just the music. The instrumentals on that song are so great.
If you're interested, the title is "The Rover Cover", and the channel is jun626
Led Zeppelin have no underrated songs
@@blackpilledchad1927 Exactly. Whenever I see the word "underrated" in a comments section of a Led Zep video, I shake my head. There has never been a song from this group that so little attention was given to it to deem it underrated.
She is right again. Zep's concerts were never the same. They played songs they were working on before they were ever recorded, just get the the feel of them down. Jammed on songs they had played for years. Most of the time it worked out well but every so often a flop. They would play for hours, multiple encores.
The show I went to was so long that there was an intermission
Lexi sez: "Zeppelin listens to you..." She's Zen to the max...she's attained a level of consciousness unreached by mere mortals. Lex IS Zen. She's so spot on it's scary.
"You have to see live" ... there is a performance from Danish TV in 1969 on UA-cam. This song and several others from their first album were recorded. These kids had NO idea what they were hearing, lol.
John Bonham just being god like on the drums, as always...
Zeppelin is one of The Greatest Bands EVER… EVER!!!! LEX, Honey, when you’re right, girl.. You ARE.. RIGHT!! ❣😄👍👍👍
This was a song that was sensational live. Royal Albert Hall 1970 was the finest live example of this song recorded.
My favorite live album from led zeppelin.
Rocking the Dream Theater tee while listening to Zep. My day is complete! OMFG. Brad had me in tears at the end of this vid "Squeezing his lemon drops." LOL>
One of my all time favorite songs. That jazzy bass guitar intro along with the bass like in Ramble On are what made me interested in Bass Guitar.
JPJ!
Jimmy bows the guitar in this song with a cello bow, just like he does on Dazed and Confused....you should watch the live version from the Danmarks Radio Show, 1969, or the Royal Albert Hall 1970 version. Must be seen.
Definitely! Talk about being great from the jump!
Yes magnificent!
RAH 1970 is far better than the Denmark Radio show, IMHO.
@@allanbluzdude RAH is one of their greatest shows, ever. I just recently purchased a soundboard recording CD of the show, and I live it, often.
I think thats the one I referred to, cannot remember which one, but the footage was Black and White and NASTY all over
Hands down, your best reaction to a Zeppelin song-especially Brad’s.
He channeled Lex! ‘It’s like soup!’
@@GunsmithSid I was shocked when she didn't reply, EXACTLY!
I’m going to keep praying for Brad….
I think I saw him grooving back and forth a little. I'm thinking he just won't admit how good these songs are.
Robert Plant was 20 years old when this was recorded.
and so was John Bonham.
That is fucking insane
Led Zeppelin....It's just not regular music...... Lex gets it every time
Yah, Zeppelin is definitely Souperb!
Lol. Nice one!
This is honesty one of Zeppelin's most underrated tunes
"No Quarter" will destroy your mind...The drumming in this song here is just far freaking out.
on live from msq..
No Chaos Brad, thats just Raw Talent. It sets the standards for what the human race calls Music.
Brad: "It's the theme of every song!"
Led Zeppelin: "It's the theme of the Blues!"
This was one of their first hits. As usual, always surprising.
So many influences.
That was the early Zeppelin sound. The definition of classic rock. Thanks, cats.
Jimmy Page was a studio musician at a young age. He brought a lot of what he wanted to do to this 1st Zeppelin record…
Lex is absolutely right on point. A must see live band. Saw them 3 times. All at the Forum in Inglewood California. Amazing musicians and they would take you on rides with their music.
YES!! The old Fabulous Forum. Used to drive from the Valley. Saw many great concerts there.
Forum in Inglewood in '73. Great show!!!!
I saw them at the Forum several times and then they would go to the old Long Beach Arena and would play more nights there and l saw every one of them, l guess you can say, l'm a "Led Head "🤟 class of 75'
@@emilymartinez6961 I will never forget the first time I watched Page play the guitar with a Violin Bow. Everyone was like " what the F ".
@@musicairplanes4884 my favorite was Moby Dick
Saw them Live at the LA Forum in '73, and they played for 4 hours straight and an encore, wow such an epic concert.
I have the bootleg LP of that concert!
Yup...I was there too. 👍
Brad just cracked me tf UP! Yes Brad, and we loved it!!
You guys should react to…
Led Zeppelin - Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
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This is their best track among many other great tracks
There was nothing better than seeing Zep perform live. Truly a magical experience! Will always love listening to them. A lot of the lyrics were so sensual and sexy. Made for some very interesting nights! Happy to see new generations appreciate their greatness!!😊
A song like this is the “LED” in Led Zeppelin !!! Heavy as hell yo.
I saw them live twice. They definitely were a "jam band". It often seemed as if they didn't know their own songs. While I absolutely love Led Zeppelin, they are definitely best served studio.
Led Zeppelin are the goats of rock music. They are so unique in how they aproached their music ,going off in different tangents and bringing it al together again.
So complex musical interests. Not your typical Rock band. One word...Genius! Not two songs sound similar...that alone is amazing. GOATS!!
So cool that young and older persons can dive in and enjoy! Music is timeless and there is so much, never limit ourselves!
Ahh yes. Why I love this channel. Lex's expression when the main riff starts: " Oh, its like that? Bring it then..."
...and then Brad , squeezin' lemon drops everywhere...Ha Ha ha!!
Seriously though, Brad hit on something. Robert Plant will NEVER do a Zep tour again because "Im not a 19yr old man , full of testosterone and thinking with my little man anymore , I dont want to fake it." Or something like that.
JPJ’s bass was shredding thru the song…..UNREAL
Saw them in the early Seventies. They played at the old Montreal Forum. I was 16-17. $5.00 ticket price. Skipped school to buy the tickets. Had to line up in front of the box office and wait. We got there at about 4 in the morning and the line was already halfway around the building.
Saw them in Perth,Australia in 1972 and I think it was $4.50 a ticket.Now it would be $450 for one. LOL !
I started listening to Zeppelin seriously when I was 10 years old. Physical Graffiti came out that year, and I was sold. Lex is right. The entire band is a vibe. One of those rare bands where you know it's them the second the song starts even though every song they wrote was different.
Led Zeppelin: How many more times?
Me: ∞
As someone who became entranced with Led Zeppelin in the late 70s and has been ever since, I LOVE how Lex got the Zepplin bug. She just gets it. Every song is like "yep that's a masterpiece too."
71. Saw them 3X. Just noticed for the first time the lyric, "Little Robert Anthony wants to play" . Must be his middle name?
You need to understand Brad and Lex that this was the closing song of their first album. At the time this whole album was really unprecedented.
You can say that about every single Zeppelin song! Perfection...
Zeppelin was so good that you guys can literally react to 90% of their songs. They just had such an incredible range of great, unique sounds.
Thank for picking this it's got to be my favorite out of there loads of compilations the intro is a jam that would always be the opener of live playing for sure I agree with Lex!
I spent my teens listening to funk, anything between EWAF and Funkadelic/Parliament/Bootsy, which I still love and listen to til this day. I refused to listen to Zeppelin, thinking they would be a one-dimensional head-banging band. I was 26 when I first listened. I realised there and then that this was the music my being had always yearned for. Yes, the music is truly life changing. Love the channel. ❤
REACT TO: Led Zeppelin's - Tangerine, That's the way, Down by the sea side, In the light and No quarter
No Quarter for sure. Heavy AND trippy
Wow, Lex gets it, yes Led Zeppelin is a live experience, not even video is the same , that is one reason there is so little footage of the band, they said you want to see us it is live, plus good marketing, you can't catch live on the TV.
Live for me would be MSG 1973 or Royal Albert Hall 1970 or Earl's Court in the mid 70s, any of those shows is mind blowing as are many of the sound board recordings that leaked out over time, we would have killed for those bootlegs back in the day. 3+ hours was a common set for them and often in fro t of packed stadiums. Simply the best.
I love you guys. I suggested this song months ago. Greatest rock song ever recorded in my humble opinion.
I know you two would not do this, but I used to smoke a blunt, put on earphones & just ride along. This song and Grand Funks "inside looking out" & "into the sun".
Zeppelin 1 is such a solid debut
When I first heard this song in '69 I rushed to the W.T. Grants department store to buy the album. I was blown away. I was 16 years old, and heard the band was coming to town so I bought my ticket. It was the very first Led Zeppellin concert in Florida, and they played at an amusement park called Prates World in Fort Lauderdale. All of the dark guitar areas in this song was done by Jimmy Page using a violin bow. W.t. Grants, and Pirates World are long gone, but that concert is still in my memory, and I'm now 70 years old. ROCK ON.
I saw Page and Plant perform this in 98 live! One of the bigger thrills in my life!!
I seen Page and Plant in 95 and 98 aa well . Best concerts ever !
It was unforgettable seeing them in the early seventies.
You two are awesome, never change
Like Soup .... bwaaahhhaa LOL. Lex is 100% right that Zeppelin is different, important. I've always known them and I find it fascinating that a "current" person comes to that realisation. It's remarkable.
One of my fav Zep tunes! Great choice!
Hearing it with fresh ears with you, making me once again remember how insanely talented they were, and how awesome Plant’s voice was.
I feel like I’m hanging with you and digging this music. And how amazing that era was.
I love your set, btw. So calm and relaxing. Bless you both!
I saw them twice in San Diego in 1975 and 1976 , they ROCKED THE HOUSE, first band too make my EARS RING FOR TWO DAYS, Thank You .U.S.Navy Vet.
Lex nails it as usual, Lol!! Led Zeppelin were fueled by such explosive energy..The footage from Madison Square Gardens 1973, captures the incredible spontaneous connection they had in a live setting.
I think Robert described the Zep experience, comparing it to a wild horse. The horse was just running madly out of control and they felt like they were just desperately hanging on, trying not to fall off!, Lol...
Consider that they had only been together for a few months before recording this. They were just taking the Delta Blues of Willie Dixon and Big Joe Turner and cranking it up to 11 and jamming on it....
Side note: I think you two are the coolest, most lovable couple I have ever seen!! I love Brad's critical mind and Lex's uncanny insights, it is a perfect balance, even when you disagree!!♡♡
Damn. What a great song. At least Lex recognizes that.
Best band EVER!!! I’ve been a Zeppelin fan since 1967 ✌️❤️
I saw Led Zeppelin live at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto, September of 1971. I was 14 years old. Of course, they were rocking hard and they also introduced some new tunes from what was to be Led Zeppelin 4 that came out later that year. That show was unforgettable.
It's the greatest ever. Someday Brad will walk towards the light.
I'm a black guy I saw them live in concert at Madison square garden 1973, this was the jam to . This band jammed hard I still listen to to them till this day. I'm now 62 years old .What had
What happened to the music today,they don't jam like this playing real instruments I think rap has ruined society I only like some rap
@@MrRambo50 same it’s not the same as it used to be, but some bands like the chili peppers are keeping rock / music alive
Absolute banger - Cannot play it loud enough in the convertible - love sharing it at a light 😊👌
Still remember the first time I heard this song. it started a life long trend of playing the "Air Guitar". I have NO musical talent. But this gave me hope.
This song is an emotional experience to listen to.
Don't forget John Paul Jones a.k.a. ( John Baldwin) played Bass , Keyboards, Mandolin and much more....
But yes . There a so awesome band on stage... Saw Led Zep
May 31st 1977 Greensboro NC live tickets were 9 bucks and I was 14 at the time. So thanks Mom for allowing me to go!!!
I fought like hell all through the 70's for Zeppelin tickets. 1981 I get them. Out of my mind with happiness. One month before the concert Bonham dies. I wanted to. Never got to see them. I did see the song remains the same. Next best thing.
Three songs in one with Bolero too!!! Amazing Led Zeppelin✌✌✌✌✌😉
Lex, there is a lot of well produced bootlegs of all the years of Zeppelin on You Tube re-mastered by some serious fans. Mind you, some of these boots have been around since the day bc of how popular LZ was live. And they did a lot of dates, primarily in the US. Great concert venues. A personal favorite is from the Fillmore West in SF in April 1969. The best and most exotic 'How Many More Times' I've ever heard. The show also exhibits a nice cover they had stopped doing early and a different song intro/outro for Bonham's drum solo. Thank you again!
This song is an illustration of "they don't make music like this anymore", pure talent and creative work! Excellent choice, much love Brad and Lex! ✌️ ☮️ 🎵🎶🎼🎸
I'd like to introduce you to the band SVVAMP. They do make this music still, and its just as good. Also KADAVAR will make your eardrums home sick
@@tobiashoyden2644 Thanks for offering an old dog some new tricks, lol. I'll give them a listen, appreciate you
This song (along with Dazed & Confused..) gave insight into the previous band (The Yardbirds) that spawned the mighty Led Zeppelin... Especially during the Bolero style break after the first guitar solo. Pure genius!!!
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Just saw your reaction now from 3 months ago. You talked about “organized chaos”, well I thought of a roller coaster... it takes you up, down, left, right, upside down and right side up, but you know you’re safe, and in the end it brings it all together and takes you back home. That’s what Zeppelin is to me. Love your reactions, Brad, relax when you listen to Zeppelin, Lex, LOVE your perception of Zeppelin!
This live was magnificent!
Is it even possible to not love this song? It's unreal on so many levels.
“You don’t just listen to Zeppelin”. “This dude is unchained”. Two of your greatest lines. Lex had her stankface on.
Indeed, they were wonderful live. I especially enjoyed the concert in Golden Gate Park at Kezar Stadium on June 2, 1973, in San Francisco. What a magical day that was, it is on the top of my list of best concerts that I went to along with Pink Floyd and the Moody Blues.
The repetition is part of the blues. They sped it up, added powerful bass, drums, vocals and guitar making new, powerful sounds. Page pays homage to Becks " bolero " for a few bars.
That is a vibe. Phenominal song. It is a perfect song!
Lex gets LZ. Awesome to see!!
I saw Led Zeppelin in 1972 in Buffalo Ny and i will never forget it! Fantastic!
Zeppelin would play instruments in different time stamps from one another to create a different sound, and it's not an easy task.
It's either this screaming solo at 8:00 minute mark or The Who's Who are you Roger Daultry solo scream, either way the 2 best screams in Rock N Roll history.
Thanks for doing more Led Zeppelin! My favorite classic rock and roll band EVER! So much talent and genius! Timeless!
one of the absolute best of the early unhinged Zeppelin. amazing.
Royal Albert Hall 1970 or Earl's Court 1975 are probably my two favorite live performances of Led Zeppelin.
This song is so epic and amazing ... and just insane. And so damn cool.