The definitive version of this amazing song is the 1973 version from the concert film “the song remains the same” filmed at Madison square garden, in NYC. It is honestly much better then the knebworth version, IMO.
It's a great live show, but imo this song is so internalized and lyrically pure that nothing is better than the record version for me. The subtlety and nuance of the musicianship is just lost in live versions.
Well by 1979 they were well past it. I was at Knebworth as a 16 year old at his first big rock concert. The truth is they weren't great. I left feeling disappointed. This is a lot better than I remember it.
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic Battle of Evermore, yup, I think you'll like this (if I may be so bold!) - good vocal duet, and again, different! Definitely studio version with this one, at least first.
Some other beautiful slower acoustic songs from them are Thank You, Going to California, and Battle of Evermore. The studio versions are really the best.
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic excellent suggestions Thank you, Battle of Evermore and Going to California. The latter two are folk inspired tunes and probably something you could really connect with. That's The Way off their 3rd album is another acoustic tune which showcases Robert's voice. Then you have All My Love off their 1979 album In Through The Outdoor which is a song in honour of his son who died tragically in 1977. The emotion in his voice is so poignant and unforgettable.
Battle of Evermore is actually a duet with an english folk singer. She's the only other artist credited for a performance on a Led Zeppelin album ever besides the four. Its a pretty unique piece with mandolin as the instrumental centerpiece. Gallows Pole is also mandolin, but entirely different.
@@ivanhecimovic8397 I can't believe I forgot to mention That's the Way. It's one of my favorites and has the warmest acoustic guitar strumming I have ever heard.
There never, ever be another band as great as ledzeppelin. Simply amazing how awesome these 4 musicians are. I'm 64 and grew up with the stones, Beatles, pink floyd, Hendrix, 10 years after etc. There hasn't been a decent new band in 30 years. Ow yeah, acdc rocks
Check out Rival Sons my friend - Jay Buchanan (vocals) is right up there with Plant/ Rodgers/ Marriott/ Gillan .I think you will be pleasantly surprised.
Alright mateeee, that's where you're wrong. New music on the radio versus what's going on in the underground scene is completely different. There is so much new innovative rock, r&b, blues.. etc that courses through the club scene in cities like Nashville, Memphis, and California, among other places.
This was a difficult time for the band. Jimmy was dealing with a heroine addiction. Robert had suffered the tragedy of his little boy dying two years before and this was their first major concert after that. Robert had a somber face...completely different from his earlier self. His heart really wasn’t in it anymore and his voice was giving him problems. The very most beautiful version of this song is from 1995...as part of the Plant/Page No Quarter tour, with exquisitely beautiful acoustic guitar playing from Jimmy and a full orchestra. Utterly lovely. Two other songs that are mellow are Going to California and Ten Years Gone. And of course the iconic live performance of StairwaY to Heaven from MSG 1973 shows off Robert’s voice wonderfully.
I couldn’t agree with you more than how you described how the band was. Outside of the 1973 Madison Square Gardens version yes I’d have to say Robert and Jimmy No Quarter is the best version ever. But this song is like getting stoned, having sex with the one you love most and crying all at the same time. It brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it. I love it so.
Page looks like he's withdrawing from junk here...if he was then he did a stellar job. I'd recommend the Page and Plant acoustic version from the 90:s. Brings tears to my eyes every time
i remember waking up on vacation hungover as xxxx missing one flip flop and i was told i had to the end of this song to find my other flippy. thank you LZ for the long long song "Rain Song" ! yeah these guys meant bidniss.
Hello our lovely rock chic, thank you for sharing, hope you and yours are well and safe, greetings from Glasgow and shine on, learned this song on my Guitar, different tuning, "it's one thing to learn this song, but to come up with it in the first place", magical ✌️🦌Greetings from Scotland bonny lass, rock on.
the guitarists name is Jimmy, he wa going thru some rather difficult to cope times around this era. I beleiev he used medicine to help him, i heard asome really strong meds even.
I highly, highly recommend you reacting to "All of My Love." This song is beautiful and his voice definitely comes through. LZ used to do acoustic sets as well, so a few others you would enjoy: Going to California, That's the Way, Tangerine, and Thank You.
One thing you need to know about Zep live is that they never used backup singers or musicians so they could never reproduce the studio album exactly. Most other bands had multiple guitarists and backup singers when they played live
This is such a beautiful song. Everyone is at the tip-top of their game. Jimmy is rated in the top five rock guitarists! And John Paul adds so much with the keyboards. AND Robert is his usual masterful self. And his hair is as special as his vocals. Do you agree??? Bonham is tame on this one. But great as usual. There is an acoustic version of this classic you would love!!!! Locate it and watch it. You will not be sorry. You are entitled to your opinion. This is your channel........ Take care................!!!!!!!!
*Rebeka* YESSSSSSSS.!!!!!! MY G.O.A.T. band... but you knew that already. I am most grateful favorite reactor that you continue down the Led Zeppelin rabbit hole.! I don't want to be intrusive, not ever but would you Please react *SPECIFICALLY* to their song *Going to California* *SPECIFICALLY* the version from *Live at Earls Court* 1975..? It has a *VERY* special meaning for me.... And hell... even if you check it out off air.! It would mean something.... OK enough said.... LOVED your absorption of the passion of this song Rebeka.! So Fn cool.... *Peace* David...
In my generation the ladies I knew liked Led Zeppelin III the most. I saw them 21 Aug 1971 LA Forum, guitar solos kept the stoner fans happy. Back then everyone was smoking pot, pipes with feathers hanging off of them and humongous joints were passed from left and right down the rows from others unknown to us, everyone took a hit, everyone. Before the lights were turned off 15,000 people were pointing at a huge blue cloud hovering near the ceiling and laughing. Lovely young ladies dressed like hippies were standing on the stairs around us gyrating to everyone's delight!
This perfomance is not too bad but not to good, the one that for me is really good is the MSG 1973 perfomance (maybe you should check that out) Robert voice in this perfomance is really bad there's a lot of crack voice ua-cam.com/video/CxEu0QN6nzk/v-deo.html (MSG version) you don't have to make the video but whatever
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic more than the performance I would say that the audio recording is not very good :(, try the movie the song remains the same or the live album how the west was won: p
I also believe that Robert's own interpretation of his words struck him while he was singing. He al.ost started shaking at the the "upon us all, al little rain must fall.". Recall in the last four years before this, he was badly injured and his wife almost died in a car crash, and then this was the first large concert since his son died.
I'm going to have to admit the only reason I am watching your reaction is because you are absolutely freaking gorgeous. You may have some infinite knowledge of music and classical music and but I don't care because you are absolutely freaking gorgeous
I've been listening to rock, metal, pop, you name it for 45 years cause I'm 52 and it started around 7 with KISS anyway, after all these years, I decided just for myself I believe Led Zeppelin is the GOAT. Only people who would argue are probably Beatle's fans, which so am I lol
That's what you call a reaction to videos... Proper reaction. Love her smile though... A suggestion lady.. In future, react to Led Zeppelin songs individually from the concert in Madison square garden, 1973. Its one of their perfect concerts, the other with Egyptian band & orchestra sans John Paul Jones & Jon Bonham nevertheless..
That band is the best of all time, way more famous then you will ever be, too say Robert plant has potential is an insult to us zeppelin fañs, and his solo cerrio, he's still going with an excellent voice at over 70 yrs,still doin it for the love of it
This song is great!!!!! I love your hair in this video and I hope you & yours are well. To me this song and video are soothing & peaceful. This came out in a rough time in my life, many changes. New job and relationships changing. Transition time!!!! But I can smile now -- time heals. LIFE is GOOD!!!! Thank you lady. My I suggest you locate and review their acoustic work by Plant & Page.....
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic it is a song by Led Zeppelin. Also, if you are going to do reactions to their studio work you are better off utilizing the remasters from the official Led Zeppelin page. They seem not to block those as much from what I've seen. Here is a link to the song Thank You from the official Led Zeppelin UA-cam page. ua-cam.com/video/12KbOAc8vmk/v-deo.html
LOL, Robert Plant has "Potential" - he is a legend. I am just kidding, I know what you were trying to say, but had to poke some fun. As some have stated below, Battle of Evermore, Kashmir, Thank You, Over the Hills and Far Away, Fool in the Rain, Stairway to Heaven, In the Light... Also, solo stuff, like Big Log, In the Mood, 29 Palms, If I were a Carpenter (remake of Johnny Cash's country song), Ship of Fools, Why, White Clean and Neat, The Way I Feel, Helen of Troy... Also, you should check out
Love your reaction videos, Rebeka. It's the joy and surprise that you have on your face that makes the reaction. Have you reacted yet to Over the Hills and Far Away from the 5th album (Houses of the Holy)? If not, try that one too. A little of soft/slow and hard/fast, all in the same song.
I was a teen back in the 60's, we took a lot of drugs so the time or length of a song was not important and some new "FM" stations would play the whole album without a brake. A truly wonderful time for music...no time restraints. Guitar lead could be 5 minutes.
You really rock out. This brings me to challenge you to a reaction to Oceans by led zeppelin. Much respect for your reaction. I don't get much time to read people at face value. (Unfortunately, most of the people that I end up meeting are a bit less than the honest intentions that they claim as thier "BASTION of TRUTH" go figure.. anyhoo I really do look forward to seeing your reaction to Oceans by led zeppelin.
Going to California is my favorite song from Led Zeppelin. Rumor has it the girl he talks about in the ballad is Joni Mitchell. It is one you might also enjoy. And for a reaction, I've been watching others react to Disturbed Live on Conan doing the Simon and Garfunkel cover of Sound of Silence. I'd really like to see you react to that.
You should check out some old glam band like The Sweet and their songs like Ballroom blitz , little Willy , Wig Wam Bam . I think you would get a kick out of them . If for nothing else their costumes . They were prolific in the seventies with a butt tonne of hits . Very fun and outrageous band that influenced guys like Queen and David Bowie .
Men should quote Led Zep lyrics to young ladies these days, I am positive their game would go through the roof. None of the ladies would even recognise the words as coming from these Gods of Rock
This lovely young lady has her ears on straight. I can totally think of 100 more songs she should hear. lol..and so many others...in the words of Robbie Robertson. "It ain't like it used to be"
Rebeka, this was the time in Plants career he started having voice problems, maybe from smoking cigarettes or something else! Thought you might like to know!
You have to understand that zeppelin toured more than any other band ever, so sometimes Robert would lose his voice a little, and this was after 1975 when his son died which changed him forever.
This was very late in the bands career. After around 71 72 Roberts voice did go through some issues, and was never quite the same. And as you view the years footage, it continues to change . Still great. And he learns to use it differently. Losing those throaty highs he once stayed. 70s rock baby. Smoking, drinking and partying late. Long 3 4 hr concerts and constant touring. No technology to perfect the vocals. I love the raw, flawed playing
Back to high school again, I first heard this off of their "House of the Holy" album in 1973. Good choice. If you'd like check out "The Ocean" and Good Times, Bad Times" form their concert in Madison Square Garden in 1973.
My GOD your are so beautiful #1 And #2....listen to the Song Remains the Same live version. Jimmy was NOT at the top of his game at Knebworth. The whole band was at the end of a lengthy tour for the Song/Same version and were well rehearsed. On Point. Check it.
Great vid, loved your reaction! And to all those who complain about Jimmy Page's playing, those who claim he's "overrated" EAT THIS! That's a master and his instrument.
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The definitive version of this amazing song is the 1973 version from the concert film “the song remains the same” filmed at Madison square garden, in NYC. It is honestly much better then the knebworth version, IMO.
Hell Yeah ,, they did it Excellent!
It's a great live show, but imo this song is so internalized and lyrically pure that nothing is better than the record version for me. The subtlety and nuance of the musicianship is just lost in live versions.
100% agree. Or, the Page/Plant live version from 1994, all acoustic.
Well by 1979 they were well past it. I was at Knebworth as a 16 year old at his first big rock concert. The truth is they weren't great. I left feeling disappointed. This is a lot better than I remember it.
Much better!
I Love all Led Zeppelin but I think you would really like “Thank You “ off of their second album
I will try my best. Thank you for your suggestion.:)
This was one of my 2,3 favorites.
The Battle Of Evermore 🥀 is exactly what you need to hear its my favorite of Led Zeppelin the 4th album studio version
I will try to do my very best. Thank you for your suggestion.:)
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic : Even better is No Quarter - I defy you to not have visions on marauding Vikings!
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic Battle of Evermore, yup, I think you'll like this (if I may be so bold!) - good vocal duet, and again, different! Definitely studio version with this one, at least first.
Don't attempt to convince History Gas done that and continues to do so
This is what you get when you simply put together 4 of some of the world's BEST MUSICIANS !!! It don't get any better !!!
Great song choice. I've not heard this fabulous Led Zeppelin song for a long time.
Thank you.:)
Some other beautiful slower acoustic songs from them are Thank You, Going to California, and Battle of Evermore. The studio versions are really the best.
I'll check it out! Thank you for your suggestion.:)
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic excellent suggestions Thank you, Battle of Evermore and Going to California. The latter two are folk inspired tunes and probably something you could really connect with.
That's The Way off their 3rd album is another acoustic tune which showcases Robert's voice.
Then you have All My Love off their 1979 album In Through The Outdoor which is a song in honour of his son who died tragically in 1977. The emotion in his voice is so poignant and unforgettable.
Battle of Evermore is actually a duet with an english folk singer. She's the only other artist credited for a performance on a Led Zeppelin album ever besides the four. Its a pretty unique piece with mandolin as the instrumental centerpiece. Gallows Pole is also mandolin, but entirely different.
@@ivanhecimovic8397 I can't believe I forgot to mention That's the Way. It's one of my favorites and has the warmest acoustic guitar strumming I have ever heard.
Ten Years Gone.
Replayed your video and love it and man been over a year now! Keep up you reactions girl. You are Beautiful and so is everyone else. Love and Peace!
I understand what your saying about the guitar, your opinions are right on!
Nice to hear that zepplin has some potential. I hope to see them go far.
Hmm 🤔 yes. 😆
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Their concert in '07, at the O2, was epic. Imagine if they had found success in their youth. The old guys can rock.
😀 I love your comment 👍😂
Just a little.
There never, ever be another band as great as ledzeppelin. Simply amazing how awesome these 4 musicians are. I'm 64 and grew up with the stones, Beatles, pink floyd, Hendrix, 10 years after etc. There hasn't been a decent new band in 30 years. Ow yeah, acdc rocks
Check out Rival Sons my friend - Jay Buchanan (vocals) is right up there with Plant/ Rodgers/ Marriott/ Gillan .I think you will be pleasantly surprised.
Alright mateeee, that's where you're wrong. New music on the radio versus what's going on in the underground scene is completely different. There is so much new innovative rock, r&b, blues.. etc that courses through the club scene in cities like Nashville, Memphis, and California, among other places.
Listen to the band Low out of Duluth. You'll change your mind.
Since I’ve been loving you....studio version. It’s beautiful. It has a blues feel to it. You will not be sorry if you listen to the studio version.
This was a difficult time for the band. Jimmy was dealing with a heroine addiction. Robert had suffered the tragedy of his little boy dying two years before and this was their first major concert after that. Robert had a somber face...completely different from his earlier self. His heart really wasn’t in it anymore and his voice was giving him problems. The very most beautiful version of this song is from 1995...as part of the Plant/Page No Quarter tour, with exquisitely beautiful acoustic guitar playing from Jimmy and a full orchestra. Utterly lovely. Two other songs that are mellow are Going to California and Ten Years Gone. And of course the iconic live performance of StairwaY to Heaven from MSG 1973 shows off Robert’s voice wonderfully.
I couldn’t agree with you more than how you described how the band was. Outside of the 1973 Madison Square Gardens version yes I’d have to say Robert and Jimmy No Quarter is the best version ever. But this song is like getting stoned, having sex with the one you love most and crying all at the same time. It brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it. I love it so.
Let’s not forget Kashmir
@@lauriealbert-cooper4972 NEVER forget Kashmir. My favorite....and Plant’s as well.
@@lauriealbert-cooper4972 I know that feeling. You cry because your body cannot contain the level of emotion you’re carrying..your heart is too full
and then in 1980 John Bonham .. died and Led Zep was over.....
Ah girl,you gotta here the version from The Song Remains The Same!
..Not to mention the soundtrack and movie!!
You’ll fall in love.
Page looks like he's withdrawing from junk here...if he was then he did a stellar job.
I'd recommend the Page and Plant acoustic version from the 90:s. Brings tears to my eyes every time
I like how you clap in the beginning of the song like if you're present at the concert.
The Song “Ramble On” offers some nice vocals as well as being beautifully played by the band.
Funky little rock tune from all those years ago. Loved it..
I would check out the album version on that one. Sheer perfection and a killer bass line.
MsAppassionata oh, definitely!
The melody just lulls you & then it erupts.
Classic Zeppelin. You have to listen to In the Light
This one is smooth & gentle..... It is off of "House of the Holy. A super, duper good album.... Listen to the whole thing.....
You are SO welcome. We/I love your channel and enjoy it so much. You are coming along nicely in your rock & roll education...
Love this song!
You are so very expressive during your reactions and this was another great one! Thank you.
Thank you.:)
i remember waking up on vacation hungover as xxxx missing one flip flop and i was told i had to the end of this song to find my other flippy. thank you LZ for the long long song "Rain Song" ! yeah these guys meant bidniss.
Led Zeppelin’s Since I’ve Been Living you live at MSG! You will love it!
Hello our lovely rock chic, thank you for sharing, hope you and yours are well and safe, greetings from Glasgow and shine on, learned this song on my Guitar, different tuning, "it's one thing to learn this song, but to come up with it in the first place", magical ✌️🦌Greetings from Scotland bonny lass, rock on.
Thank you for the great review.
I love your video quality.
The room you are in is very beautiful, very architecturally pleasing !!
:))
"Ten Years Gone" would fit that pace, Rebeka.
I will try to do my best. Thank you for your suggestion.:)
I second the motion! I suggested the next best song off the very same album, "In My Time Of Dying"
You know, “Kashmir “ from this same concert is very well done. Robert is excellent and Bonzo’s drum fills are outstanding.
I'm only 3 years late to this but still good. 😇😇
Led Zeppelin - since I’ve been loving you. It’s absolutely perfect
A beautiful song for a beautiful woman.
the guitarists name is Jimmy, he wa going thru some rather difficult to cope times around this era. I beleiev he used medicine to help him, i heard asome really strong meds even.
I highly, highly recommend you reacting to "All of My Love." This song is beautiful and his voice definitely comes through. LZ used to do acoustic sets as well, so a few others you would enjoy: Going to California, That's the Way, Tangerine, and Thank You.
I will try to do my best. Thank you for your suggestion.:)
Rebeka gets it- she lets it flow from her ears to her soul
I was there, best gig ever
One thing you need to know about Zep live is that they never used backup singers or musicians so they could never reproduce the studio album exactly. Most other bands had multiple guitarists and backup singers when they played live
This is such a beautiful song. Everyone is at the tip-top of their game. Jimmy is rated in the top five rock guitarists! And John Paul adds so much with the keyboards. AND Robert is his usual masterful self. And his hair is as special as his vocals. Do you agree??? Bonham is tame on this one. But great as usual. There is an acoustic version of this classic you would love!!!! Locate it and watch it.
You will not be sorry. You are entitled to your opinion. This is your channel........ Take care................!!!!!!!!
You're so beautiful...keep reactions coming love it.
Led Zeppelin,,,,,for the ADVANCED music listener. 👍👍👍😎
Thank you.:)
*Rebeka* YESSSSSSSS.!!!!!! MY G.O.A.T. band... but you knew that already. I am most grateful favorite reactor that you continue down the Led Zeppelin rabbit hole.! I don't want to be intrusive, not ever but would you Please react *SPECIFICALLY* to their song *Going to California* *SPECIFICALLY* the version from *Live at Earls Court* 1975..? It has a *VERY* special meaning for me.... And hell... even if you check it out off air.! It would mean something.... OK enough said.... LOVED your absorption of the passion of this song Rebeka.! So Fn cool.... *Peace* David...
Coming Soon.. Be patient. :) Thank you, David.
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic 100% *Rebeka* Outfrickenstanding.! Have a significant day....♡
In my generation the ladies I knew liked Led Zeppelin III the most. I saw them 21 Aug 1971 LA Forum, guitar solos kept the stoner fans happy. Back then everyone was smoking pot, pipes with feathers hanging off of them and humongous joints were passed from left and right down the rows from others unknown to us, everyone took a hit, everyone. Before the lights were turned off 15,000 people were pointing at a huge blue cloud hovering near the ceiling and laughing. Lovely young ladies dressed like hippies were standing on the stairs around us gyrating to everyone's delight!
Bobby had a cold. Didn't even try the high notes. Still love him.....
Since I've been loving you live 1973 Madison square garden is just amazing too...
This was in 1979 so they were passed their best by then, check out the 1975 Earls Court stuff that was when they were at their BEST!!
So great seeing people react to classic rock. Nice reaction.
Thank you so much😊🙏🏼
This perfomance is not too bad but not to good, the one that for me is really good is the MSG 1973 perfomance (maybe you should check that out) Robert voice in this perfomance is really bad there's a lot of crack voice
ua-cam.com/video/CxEu0QN6nzk/v-deo.html (MSG version) you don't have to make the video but whatever
I just watched it and it was amazing.:)))) Thank you.:)
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic more than the performance I would say that the audio recording is not very good :(, try the movie the song remains the same or the live album how the west was won: p
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic I love this acoustic version with Page and Plant from the 90's ua-cam.com/video/BeDylD8dV7U/v-deo.html
I also believe that Robert's own interpretation of his words struck him while he was singing. He al.ost started shaking at the the "upon us all, al little rain must fall.". Recall in the last four years before this, he was badly injured and his wife almost died in a car crash, and then this was the first large concert since his son died.
I'm going to have to admit the only reason I am watching your reaction is because you are absolutely freaking gorgeous. You may have some infinite knowledge of music and classical music and but I don't care because you are absolutely freaking gorgeous
I've been listening to rock, metal, pop, you name it for 45 years cause I'm 52 and it started around 7 with KISS anyway, after all these years, I decided just for myself I believe Led Zeppelin is the GOAT. Only people who would argue are probably Beatle's fans, which so am I lol
big fan of Led Zeppelin have all their albums
That's what you call a reaction to videos... Proper reaction. Love her smile though...
A suggestion lady.. In future, react to Led Zeppelin songs individually from the concert in Madison square garden, 1973. Its one of their perfect concerts, the other with Egyptian band & orchestra sans John Paul Jones & Jon Bonham nevertheless..
Thank you.:)
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic you are welcome.
That band is the best of all time, way more famous then you will ever be, too say Robert plant has potential is an insult to us zeppelin fañs, and his solo cerrio, he's still going with an excellent voice at over 70 yrs,still doin it for the love of it
This song is great!!!!! I love your hair in this video and I hope you & yours are well. To me this song and video are soothing & peaceful. This came out in a rough time in my life, many changes. New job and relationships changing. Transition time!!!! But I can smile now -- time heals. LIFE is GOOD!!!! Thank you lady. My I suggest you locate and review their acoustic work by Plant & Page.....
❤❤❤
You are stunning with your hair like that.
Elton John and George Mlchael did a live version of Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me, in 1991 that's stellar.
I will try to do my best. Thank you for your suggestion.:)
Tea for one
I'm gonna crawl
All of my love
Tangerine
Thank you
You're welcome.:)
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic it is a song by Led Zeppelin. Also, if you are going to do reactions to their studio work you are better off utilizing the remasters from the official Led Zeppelin page. They seem not to block those as much from what I've seen.
Here is a link to the song Thank You from the official Led Zeppelin UA-cam page.
ua-cam.com/video/12KbOAc8vmk/v-deo.html
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic
PS: YOU'RE welcome 😊
And those are all songs that should fit your particular taste imo.
This is music Artistry
LOL, Robert Plant has "Potential" - he is a legend. I am just kidding, I know what you were trying to say, but had to poke some fun. As some have stated below, Battle of Evermore, Kashmir, Thank You, Over the Hills and Far Away, Fool in the Rain, Stairway to Heaven, In the Light... Also, solo stuff, like Big Log, In the Mood, 29 Palms, If I were a Carpenter (remake of Johnny Cash's country song), Ship of Fools, Why, White Clean and Neat, The Way I Feel, Helen of Troy... Also, you should check out
I will try to do my best. Thank you for your suggestion.:)
You are amazing.... Wow 💞💞
Thank you so much.:)
If you like the slower Zeppelin songs, Ten Years Gone is worth a listen. It’s one of their best.
Love your reaction videos, Rebeka. It's the joy and surprise that you have on your face that makes the reaction. Have you reacted yet to Over the Hills and Far Away from the 5th album (Houses of the Holy)? If not, try that one too. A little of soft/slow and hard/fast, all in the same song.
I was a teen back in the 60's, we took a lot of drugs so the time or length of a song was not important and some new "FM" stations would play the whole album without a brake. A truly wonderful time for music...no time restraints. Guitar lead could be 5 minutes.
You really rock out. This brings me to challenge you to a reaction to Oceans by led zeppelin. Much respect for your reaction. I don't get much time to read people at face value. (Unfortunately, most of the people that I end up meeting are a bit less than the honest intentions that they claim as thier "BASTION of TRUTH" go figure.. anyhoo I really do look forward to seeing your reaction to Oceans by led zeppelin.
Going to California is my favorite song from Led Zeppelin. Rumor has it the girl he talks about in the ballad is Joni Mitchell. It is one you might also enjoy.
And for a reaction, I've been watching others react to Disturbed Live on Conan doing the Simon and Garfunkel cover of Sound of Silence. I'd really like to see you react to that.
In fact by the way they're dressed this was probably from 1979 at knebworth.
Also check out the song Tangerine.
Baby please come home is a must.
Good video 📹
The wonderful John Paul Jones on keyboards.
You should check out some old glam band like The Sweet and their songs like Ballroom blitz , little Willy , Wig Wam Bam . I think you would get a kick out of them . If for nothing else their costumes . They were prolific in the seventies with a butt tonne of hits . Very fun and outrageous band that influenced guys like Queen and David Bowie .
I will try to do my best. Thank you so much for your suggestion.:)
There's an acoustic live performance with an orchestra that im sure youll love its from the no quarter unleaded video
Men should quote Led Zep lyrics to young ladies these days, I am positive their game would go through the roof. None of the ladies would even recognise the words as coming from these Gods of Rock
This lovely young lady has her ears on straight. I can totally think of 100 more songs she should hear. lol..and so many others...in the words of Robbie Robertson. "It ain't like it used to be"
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Rebeka, this was the time in Plants career he started having voice problems, maybe from smoking cigarettes or something else! Thought you might like to know!
if you really dislike great long guitar breaks you will absolutely hate
"free bird" perhaps the best of class maybe ever!
You have to understand that zeppelin toured more than any other band ever, so sometimes Robert would lose his voice a little, and this was after 1975 when his son died which changed him forever.
This was very late in the bands career. After around 71 72 Roberts voice did go through some issues, and was never quite the same. And as you view the years footage, it continues to change . Still great. And he learns to use it differently. Losing those throaty highs he once stayed. 70s rock baby. Smoking, drinking and partying late. Long 3 4 hr concerts and constant touring. No technology to perfect the vocals. I love the raw, flawed playing
Back to high school again, I first heard this off of their "House of the Holy" album in 1973. Good choice. If you'd like check out "The Ocean" and Good Times, Bad Times" form their concert in Madison Square Garden in 1973.
I will try to do my best. Thank you for your suggestion.:)
All I said was good job keep up the correspondence duh? .....well hopefully........😍🤣😁
Lemon song. 🍋
Check out Rain Song from their MSG 73 gig
I will.:)Thank you.:)
Depois que inventaram a descarada cara de pau, ninguém mais deixou ela de lado. Incrível.
Since they invented the brazen face of shamelessness, no one has ever left it behind. Incredible.
Ifyou want a slower ledzeppelin song try thank you, or tangerine or stairway to heaven
You should react to "Ten Years Gone" next, from the Physical Graffiti album.
My GOD your are so beautiful #1 And #2....listen to the Song Remains the Same live version. Jimmy was NOT at the top of his game at Knebworth. The whole band was at the end of a lengthy tour for the Song/Same version and were well rehearsed. On Point. Check it.
You can hear Jimmy's playing was being dragged down by his addictions in 1979. 73 is far superior.
Thinking you should react to led zep That’s the way, live at Earls Court 1975, you might like it !!!
Great vid, loved your reaction! And to all those who complain about Jimmy Page's playing, those who claim he's "overrated" EAT THIS! That's a master and his instrument.
Thank you so much.:)
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic You're very welcome!
Do the studio album versions, much better than live
I think the "potential" energy went Kinetic 53 years ago?
Just saying...Love your reactions!
I’ll keep commenting on your reactions till you do.!! This song is right up your alley..
And yes. Communication breakdown of your phrase POTENTIAL..
I think we need more Depeche :)
Agree.:) I will try to do my best. Thank you for the suggestion.:)
If you like his voice try his song sea of love by the honey drippers robert plant is the singer beautiful voice
If you knew more about Zeppelin You would understand why the guitar solos are so long. They are rock guards nobody else can claim that but Zeppelin.
This is not the best version. Robert is older here. Please please try 1973 you WILL HEAR ROBERT IN HIS PRIME. JIMMY IS NOT AT HIS BEST HERE
I will try to do my best. Thank you for your suggestion.:)
TSRTS version is best live rendition of this song
listen to the remastered album track. Houses of the Holy maybe the best album
Unfortunately Plant couldn't hit the high notes from the studio version even at this early time. But it still sounded great.
Listen to Thank You by Zeppelin
You should listen to tangerine live 1975 Earl's Court?