Heart - Stairway to Heaven Led Zeppelin Tribute (First Reaction)
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Led Zeppelin's lead singer, Robert Plant, was brought to tears because of the drummer, Jason Bonham. Jason is the son of John Bonham, the band's original drummer and Robert's best friend, whose death in 1980 resulted in the end of the band. They had invited Jason to represent his Dad at this ceremony honoring Led Zeppelin. But Jason told them he had a scheduling conflict. The conflict turned out to be walking out on stage to surprise the band by playing the drums during the tribute. Look at how surprised and happy Robert is when they introduced Jason at the beginning. The tears came as Robert thought about his friend and was sad he could not be there. It's also very poignant to watch Jason look up toward heaven, thinking undoubtedly about his Dad, as Anne sings the word heaven in last line of the song.
Oh wow!
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Jason is wearing his dads bowler hat and so are the core singers as a tribute to John Bonham. Plant is probably thinking "If only John was alive to see this". The press hated them when they first came out in 1969. Robert Plant was only 19 years old on the first two albums. Think about that! Babe I'm Gonna Leave You, Dazed and Confused, How Many More Times, and Whole Lotta Love were all recorded with a 19 year old singing! The first album was recorded in less than two weeks. Page did the solo for Dazed and Confused in one take!
That's right. Robert Plant and John Bonham came to the band together and were best pals before they joined Led Zeppelin. And when Robert Plant's son died when he was only 5 years old - John Bonham was the only one in the band that attended the funeral. Clearly so many reasons for Robert to get emotional. It's always tough when you miss someone.
@@MattMichaelVO The song 'All of My Love' is about Robert Plants son who died while he was on tour.
Ann Wilson...GREATEST female rock vocalist of all time, Full Stop. She was 62 when they performed this.
I love that Jason is playing his dad's drumkit. Ann and Nancy never disappoint. Great performance, great reaction!
Oh wow!! How symbolic
Time to go down the Heart rabbit hole. Ann and Nancy Wilson from Seattle formed this band in 1975 starting with their release album "Dreamboat Annie' with their 2 early hits "Magic Man" and "Crazy On You" then followed in 1977 by the album "Little Queen" with their mega rocker you got to review "Barracuda". This band is classic. I saw them in concert back in 1991 and back then when they came back on stage for an encore the final song that they did was Led Zepplin's "Rock n' Roll" which was a great way to end the show. The Kennedy Center Honors is a Presidential show that honors performers who have contributed at a high level to American culture. David Letterman was also honored at that same show.
Definitely
Possibly the best live cover performance of all time. If you can bring Robert Plant close to tears as you perform a Led Zeppelin song you are very talented indeed! Be well Maddy, Duke
Agreed
Oh, no, it's the short version! Definitely watch the long version to fully get how amazing the performance is. Plus, it has the full guitar solo, which is freaking epic. If you give it a go and look it up, the video is about 8 minutes. I highly recommend!
Oooh wow
Ann Wilson has one of the most powerful female voices. And her sister Nancy can play a mean guitar. This is one of the best tributes to Led Zeppelin with Ann & Nancy doing the classic song "Stairway To Heaven". No one else could have pulled it off as well. "Heart" have had so many great hits such as "Barracuda", "Magic Man", "Crazy On You", "What About Love", "Never", "Dog & Butterfly", "These Dreams", "Alone" etc.
So good!!
Catch the story on UA-cam that Ann and Nancy Wilson tell about seeing Led Zeppelin for the first time at the age of seventeen. The bowler hat that Jason Bonham was wearing, as was everyone in the chorus, was a tribute to Jason's father John, the Beast of the Drumkit, who also liked to throw back a pint or two and wear that enigmatic style of hat. If you look closely at the views of the three living members of Zeppelin you can just make out another award winner that evening, who was David Letterman. Dave had Zeppelin on his show the next day or two after which was entertaining and is available on YT...
Respect to you for recognizing Yo-Yo Ma. He's a previous honoree. There are many famous faces in the audience.
He is a legend!!
Absolutely. That's why it's disappointing when other reactors have no idea!
I've been a fan of both Heart and Led Zeppelin for 47 and 53 years respectively.
I do regret never seeing Zeppelin live back in the day, I did see Heart back on the day Elvis died, August 16th 1977, and they did Zeppelin's "Rock n Roll" as the last song of the encore and they dedicated it to the King.
That little exchange between Robert and Jason was due to the fact he asked Jason to come and represent his father, John, Jason told him he had another commitment and couldn't make it.
Think that guitarist is under any pressure..!?! 😳 🎸
He lived the ultimate dream to play that solo infront of page. And NAILED IT.
No it wasn't
@@wornouttireDon’t be a dick ffs.
Don’t be a d*ck ffs.
Love the choir even in this hall-of-fame version! Heart was inspired by LZ, they "get it", and have frequently done LZ covers since the '70s, even recording some I think. Lots of their music also does interesting acoustic/hard alternating like LZ. Their Rain Song cover is rare and touching. Jason's Zep tribute band was 1000% better during the time Heart was with them in no small part because Ann's got the right spirit and voice. Ann and Nancy fought very hard to made it in the men's world of Rock&Roll in the '70s and '80s, opening a door which benefits women even today, and are still rocking 50+ years later.
Yes true music like this can never truly die 🩷🩷🩷it’s timeless
Ann and Nancy Wilson from Heart are big Led Zeppelin fans and they always do some Zeppelin songs in their live shows. They began touring in the early 70's. They don't always play this song but they do sing it often. It's quite possible that Heart has performed this song live more often than Zeppelin did.
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I can vouch for that. I recall seeing them perform at a rock festival in the late 2000s (I think), and they did play a couple of Led Zeppelin songs. One I remember them doing for sure was "Black Dog".
I saw Heart the year they were inducted into the R&R hall of fame. The Concert was at Red Rocks and they did close the show with Stairway...
Roger Fisher was a founding member and original lead guitarist for Heart; he was HEAVILY influenced by Jimmy Page and I think that's where the influence and appreciation really began. As mentioned in another post here, the girls were originally quite turned off when they first saw Zeppelin at the age of seventeen... Things obviously changed, lol.
Definitely check out more Heart. "Barracuda," "Magic Man," "Crazy On You," and my personal favorite "Mistral Wind" are all fantastic, and just the tip of the iceberg. Their music from the 70s is better than their 80s music, but it's all really great.
Also you can check out Led Zeppelin's perfomance of "Kashmir" from Celebration Day, a more contemporary concert with John Bonham's son Jason on drums.
The last bit with the choir still brings tingles 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Right!!!
Maddy, I KNOW from the thumbnail that you're about to react to the edited/short cut version ,edited for TV that cut out a couple verses and instrumentals. The short version does No justice to the full version that has a great flow of emotion through the build up. I recommend watching the full uncut version of this performance to get the full effect and feel.
I agree the FULL VERSION is much better!
Rock legends paying tribute to rock Gods bringing Plant to tears and getting a standing ovation from everyone including Zepplin and the President of the US.....yeah epic doesnt describe it
Maddy, you should watch the whole tribute! It’s fantastic! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I bet!
One of the best tributes song I every heard. Ann was 62 yr old singing this, the best.. Best female Rock band every.. "Heart" If you don't know of them, check them out. "Barracuda", "Magic Man", "Crazy On You"............
At this performance, Ann Wilson was 62 years old. Nancy Wilson was 58 years old. Talented ladies who haven't lost their oomph!
The tears in Robert Plant's eyes are the confirmation that they did a great job that night. Also, Jason Bonham's glance upwards on that very last "Heaven" is especially touching.
Wow!!!
This whole performance is just completely epic, with everyone on that stage including the Wilson sisters just rocking so above and beyond.
So true!
Yes, the three guys with colored ribbons around their necks are the three remaining members of Led Zeppelin. This drummer is the son of the Led Zeppelin drummer, John Bonham, who died many years ago. (Robert Plant is sitting in the middle of the three.) :)
Oh wow! How special 🤗
Robert Plant notoriously hated anyone doing this song because he thought no one could do it justice. His reaction says it all, moved to tears. Ann and Nancy Wilson along with the whole cast blew him, Jimmy Page, and John Paul Jones away. Epic performance
Dang!
That's not the main reason he was crying he was touched by Jason being they're and Robert is still mourning John's passing to this day
Love when the full choir reveals and Page says, "Wow! Fuck!"
Heart nailed this, as did the band, choir, harmonies, etc. One of the great live performances.
So cool!! 😎
Every year the Kennedy Center in DC honors five artist with magnificent tributes! Many others contributed that nite to LZ. ALL on YT.
😂😂😂😂 I just suggested that you watch this after watching your reaction to Led Zeppelin’s Stairway to Heaven … I guess you already know how powerful this is already!!
FINALLY...... YAYYYYY...... FINALLLLLYYYYYYYYY.......... SOMEONE REACTS TO MY ALL-TIME FAVOURITE LIVE COVER AND POINTS OUT YO-YO MA ROCKING OUT IN THE AUDIENCE..... YES!!!!!
You need to watch the full uncut version as well as the whole program to see the tribute. BTW. Look up the Kennedy Honors to educate yourself on what its all about to gain an appreciation of it and what it and the Kennedys represent. Thank You❤️
Oooh wow
Love that you're going down this LZ "rabbit hole." Maybe next try the 1979 Knebworth Kashmir live performance, then do the 2007 last live performance of LZ ever!!! That drummer is John Bonhams' son playing this performance and the last concert in 2007 "Celebration Day" concert. LZ!! Greatest band ever IMHO!!!
Every year the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts holds an "Honors Gala", where they honor usually five artists (musicians, dancers, actors, etc...). This was from 2012 when the honorees were Buddy Guy, Dustin Hoffman, David Letterman, Natalia Makarova, and Led Zeppelin. For each honoree there are several people who speak or perform in honor of them. Usually a lot of past honorees attend, as well as the sitting president (except Trump). The presidents often host a dinner around the same time at the White House for the honorees, which at times has included performances by some of the honorees.
The Kennedy Center Honors is an annual honors given to those in performing arts for their lifetime contributions to American culture.
This was from the 2012 celebration, which also honored David Letterman, Dustin Hoffman, Buddy Guy & Natalia Makarova.
During this rendition of Stairway to Heaven, that is Robert Plant in the balcony in the center, to his right is bass player John Paul Jones & to Plants left is guitarist Jimmy Page.
Drummer John Bonham, died in 1980 at the age of 32. His son Jason, who was 14 when his father died, is playing drums during this performance.
Anna & Nancy Wilson from Heart killed that performance along with all the other musicians. The drummer Jason Bonham is the son of John Bonham the original drummer, who passed away in 1980 prompting the breakup of Led Zeppelin, one of the greatest rock bands of all time..
They really did!!
The drummer is John bonhams son.she did qn amazing job.ive listened to that song since 70s.for me this was better with the choir.great react
Wow amazing 🩷
Every time I hear this, I want to cry. It is so beautiful, so moving. I love Heart. I love Led Zeppelin. This is such an amazing combination of both. If you want to dive in a little deeper, you should watch the whole show. I know you will enjoy it.
The Kennedy Center Honors is the most comprehensive honorarium of artistic talent ever comprised. Each season has been going on for decades. Well over a century of recordable history is contained within its vaults. PBS has presented these specials for 40 or 50 years.
I was at a Robert and Jimmie concert in 1995 it was awesome.! But the two sisters performing this you have to watch, Hearts barracuda.
Epic
Thats Anne Wilson of Heart another great band of the 80's definitely worth checking out.
Mucho Kudos ! Out of the many, many reactors to this performance that I've watched, you, my dear, are the first & only one to recognize ( or at least, comment on) Yo Yo Ma in the audience. Impressive !
Other notables shown in the audience were Bonnie Raitt, & Stephen Colbert. (DavidLetterman, another of the evening's honorees, was seated in the box next to Led Zep's Jimmy Page ) Dave Grohl was another of the tribute performers.
The drummer & choir members were wearing the black "bowler"-style hats since the late John Bonham often wore one.
I love classical and orchestral music 🤗
Ann Wilson prolly the only one can pull this off. and Nancy im sure she did the arrangemt to this. magnificent preformance. i watch this once a week
From the past when the great music was turned loose on the stage for the world to enjoy, enjoyed your reaction, thumbs up to you 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
🎗🎗🎗 .. .. you are getting there Maddy. You adoring fans will fill you in about "The Kennedy Center Honors". This is a very, very high honor and goes into many fields including music , other art forms , and as you noticed is attended by the A list. You fans hopefully will fill you in about the stellar ladies who were performing for their heroes .. they are Ann ( singer ) & Nancy ( guitarist & singer ) Wilson --- sisters .. legends.. Rock n Roll goddesses from the band Heart. So ... Heart should definitely be on your list of bands to dive into. They were total 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 when there were very few females in Rock bands ... dive in Maddy !!!!!
Oooh wow! Nice info 🩷
Jason the son of John the drummer. Ann and Nancy from Heart that you need to see. One of the best female singers ever. Ty for this one.
Wow
Iconic, legendary, endless superlatives. The Kennedy Center Honors is a yearly gala honoring a small group of artists (singers, musicians, actors, artists, etc.). It's one of the highest artistic honors they can bestow. I've watched quite a few of your reactions and I just wanted to thank you for your time and effort- it's appreciated. One thing that I can't help but notice is the positivity that you exude- it's palpable and authentic and is becoming more rare these days but it is definitely welcome.
Wow amazing
Best cover ever
This is without a doubt the best cover of all time
So good
Kennedy Center does this annual like Award show. This has become "the" lifetime achievement award for the performing arts. The best might be about 2016, Carol King was honored as singer/songwriter. She co-wrote "Natural Woman" for Aretha Franklin in much earlier days and Aretha came out, did the song, giving a performances for the ages.
The Kennedy Center Honors is a once a year event held at the Kennedy Center Opera House to honor those in the performing arts that have contributed significantly to American culture. If you notice Maddy, the gentleman to the right of Jimmy Page is the former late night talk show host David Letterman who was also honored that same night. Former Kennedy Center honorees include Sidney Poitier, Barbra Streisand, Paul McCartney etc.
Yes! That was Yo-Yo Ma rocking out to Zeppelin. And Bonny Raitt, and Steven Colbert, and Irene Cara, and others. This is an awards presentation where deserving artists are honored in front of their peers. Led Zeppelin were the honorees that year, along with David Letterman and probably someone else. Various artists presented tribute performances; the one by Heart has become legendary.
Love it!!
I think you mean Debbie Allen- Irene passed many years ago.
Kennedy Center honors is for the preforming arts .Jason Bonham the drummer is the son of John Bonham the original drummer of the band who had passed RIP.. Thank you for reacting to this i have seen it many times and it never gets old. Thanks again.
The drummer is Jason Bonham the original drummers son I also noticed she brought Robert Plant to tears she's that good a singer
Oooh wow
When the three surviving members of Led Zeppelin gave the band a standing ovation, that was all that needed to be said.
This song has been moving people for fifty years, the message that things and money are not the keys to happiness is timeless. Always love your responses, congratulations on 34k.
Wow
Jason Bonham on drums. The son of the late John "Bonzo" Bonham. John was the drummer for Led Zep. back in the day. He used to quite often wear a bowler hat, so the bowler hats that everyone was wearing were a tribute to him. John is still considered as one of the greatest rock drummers of all time.
The three "old guys" were Led Zeppelin themselves. They didn't know that Jason was going to be playing
Ann Wilson doing the vocals. Considered one of greatest females rock singers of all time. Nancy Wilson on acoustic guitar
Shane Fontaine on electric guitar
Ohh wow
Bless this channel oh mighty UA-cam algorithm gods!!!
Led Zeppelin were honored by President Obama for their contribution to the arts. This is a common honor given to outstanding musicians, actors etc. As part of the honor, several famous bands influenced by Led Zeppelin performed Led Zeppelin songs as a tribute. Among them Lenny Kravitz, The Foo Fighters and of course Heart.
Here's an interesting fact that you might have missed at the beginning when Heart was introduced. John Bonham the Led Zeppelin drummer passed away in 1980. To include John Bonham in this honor, Led Zeppelin invited his son Jason, also a drummer to receive an honor. Jason told them that he couldn't make it due to having another gig. So when introduced in the beginning with Heart, the members of Led Zeppelin were pleasantly surprised when Jason came out, and they exchanged a very heart felt greetings.
Oooh cool!
When Ann and Nancy Wilson were creating the DNA for their group Heart, they pulled musical influence from the Beatles and Led Zeppelin. You can hear it in Ann's voice and in Nancy's skilled guitar playing. This was a chance to pay homage to surviving members Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, and John Bonham's son, Jason, on the drums. They killed it.
Robert Plant is notoriously known for his dislike of people trying to play this song. But as you can see by his reaction, he is very pleased here.
My favorite songs by Heart are ALONE,
EVEN IT UP, which doesn't get much notice, and STRAIGHT ON.
Your channel is rising fast. Keep doing what you are doing. And enjoy.
Still waiting for you to get to that little old band from Texas, ZZ TOP. For you, the first video has to be LEGS. You'll see why. Fashion. Music. Food. And it's pure 8o's baby !!
Oooh wow!
The drummer here Jason Bonham was the son of John Bonham consider the best drummer ever. That died of alcohol poisoning.HE CONSUMED 40 SHOTS OF VODKA while rehearsing in the studio waa put to bed. Was found dead that next morning at the age of 32 in 1980. That ended led zeppelin. They had put out a year later they would be auditioning for new drummer. Every drummer in the world was going to audition including my dad that was a studio drummer. But the band changed there mind said it could not replace a brother 😢 the son jason did sit in with zeppelin over the years at a few special performances they did.
Oooh wow
Ann and Nancy are themselves legends! They started out in the early 70’s- and are still going strong!!!!!Ann is 62 here. 😮
Knowing who Yo Yo Ma is gets an immediate follow!😊
The Kennedy Center Honors are annual honors given to those in the performing arts for their lifetime of contributions to American culture. You should check out tributes to Santana or Al Green - They are Great 👍
Oooh bet that was epic
John F. Kennedy was the 35th President of the Us and the Honors were named after him.
Thanks for your reaction, to answer quickly--the Kenndy Center honors every year or so an artist who contributed to USA culture, this one was to honor Led Zeppelin (the old guys that are up in the crowd), and as it's organized by USA government, it is tradition that the current president is present at the ceremony (that's why you see Obama), and the drummer is the son of John Bonham (Led Zep's original drummer who died in 1980). I hope that can answer your questions. Have a nice day Maddy, already subscribed and I'll watch what else you did. the 2 girls playing are from the band Heart, and I recommend them to you as well, they're very talented--watch crazy on you, barracuda or Alone from them, or their induction ceremony at rock'n'roll hall of fame from 2013 or so.
Kennedy Center is in Washington DC where all the elite political class live. Yes that was the 3 surviving members in attendance. Drummer John Bonham passed away in 1980, that was his son on the drums. Kravitz and other artists did tributes to Led Zep as well. This performance was the highlight finale! Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart were true bad ass rockers in the day and you should check a couple of their songs from the 70s. Great Reaction, thanks!
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Excelente tributo a unos de los grupos musicales mas grandes de la musica.
Beautiful Song, Gorgeous Maddy
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Love this song and anything from Heart 💜
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Think of it as a lifetime achievement award induction ceremony.
Wow
I love that you noticed my favorite part of this video, Yo-Yo Ma rocking out to the guitar solo. It’s a string thing. 😂
Classic
Check out Heart "Alone". Heart (Ann and Nancy Wilson) ROCK!!!!
Oooh bet it’s epic
Watching them honored at the Kennedy center on youtube is what opened me up to all these music, and music reaction videos. Todays music might suck compared to the seventies, but being able to watch stuff like this on utube almost makes up for it.
The Kennedy Center Honors provide recognition to living individuals who throughout their lifetimes have made significant contributions to American culture It is always in December, this year is Barry Gibb, Billy Crystal, Dionne Warwick, Queen Latifah, and Renee Fleming.
Ahh
That WAS Yo Yo Ma! After watching dozens of reactions to this, you are the first to say you recognize him.
Kennedy center honors is an annual gathering to honor artists of all genres, stage, screen, television, music. It is a huge event in Washington which is why you saw the Obamas. Heart were huge fans of les zeppelin even before they began as a band so this was an amazing honor for them as well. Besides Robert’s emotions, the shear joy on Jimmy Page’s face throughout the song was incredible as well
They're honoring LED Zeppelin and Ann and Nancy were friends with LED Zeppelin
They are paying tribute to Led Zeppelin, and Heart worshipped Led zeppelin
Hi Maddy, the Kennedy Center is located in Washington, DC and is named after President John F Kennedy. Each year they honor people who have made significant contributions to society.
Yes, those are the living members of Zeppelin. Robert Plant, Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones. The drummer, John Bonham has passed away. His son Jason is playing drums here.
Ann Wilson just crushed this. One of the greatest female singers in rick history.
Wow, so cool
need to hear ANN and NANCY from HEART
This was a very popular song that was constantly covered. It got to the point where Led Zeppelin rarely wanted to hear it again. They agreed to this version for two reasons. First, the band's original drummer had died but the one playing here was his son. Second, Heart (singer Ann, and guitar player Nancy) were active at the same time originally. Heart would eventually make a major change and find a second peak a decade later. They are well known. You can see it in Led Zeppelin's band member faces as they are won over gradually.
Oh wow
The Drummer is Jason Bonham the son of the Late Zeppelin Drummer John Bonham, John Bonham was one of the best- such a great cover. I really loved seeing Jimmy Pages smile.
Epic
A..NOTHer reason to watch the Kennedy Center Honors broadcast each year. Unexpected performances like this one!!
The hat Jason is wearing was his fathers. He wore it as nod to John.
I can't think of a better version of this, other than the OG.
Yep, The Kennedy Center Honers Led zeppelin. The next night all four went on Letterman. Quite a contrast.
Wow!
Great reaction to an amazing tribute to Led Zeppelin. Please check out PINK FLOYD live at the PULSE CONCERT performing Comfortably Numb. The extended guitar solo and spectacular light show combine for an unforgettable performance.
Heart - Stairway to Heaven Led Zeppelin Tribute This is a great live version. The bowler hats & outfits are a tribute to Drummer John Bonham RIP It is his son on the drums. This is my 2nd favorite Kennedy center performance. #1 is when they honored singer/song writer Carol King. She was stopped on the street and asked to write a natural woman song for Aretha Franklin copy & Paste to UA-cam---->Aretha Franklin - (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman (Live at Kennedy Center Honors) Carol's reaction is priceless.
Ohhh! Wow!
I'm impressed that you recognized Yo Yo Ma(?). The great cellist is hardly ever recognized by the reactors of this masterpiece
I enjoy classical music. 🩷
@@MaddyReactions Like country music, my exposure to classical music is limited. don't hate either, just limited exposure to them
No Other Vocalist could have pulled this off!!! Period...Great Reaction Beautiful young lady!!! JOHN Bohnam was the Drummer of Led Zeppelin and his Son was the drummer in this tribute for his God father Robert Plant!!
She did a great job!!
I love the way they put the choir in, particularly considering zep was the only band to never have chorus lines in their songs
keep in mind they are in ther late 60's when they performed this
I love your glasses. They are there but they don't hide your beautiful face.
Couple different versions of this that don't show the introduction of Jason Bonham. Glad you found this one. Can't even imagine doing this in front of your dad's legendary band mates!! This could only have been done by Heart as well!!!
Wow
Terry Kath and Chicago, "Wishing You Were Here", '74 New Year's Rockin' Eve
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Great reaction Maddy,this is the best tribute of this song I have ever seen!!!
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Epic tribute!!!
Agreed
@MaddyReactions oh i don't know if anyone commented but the drummer on it is the drummer for Foo fighters and of course is the son of John Bonham the late drummer for LZ. There are other performances on that show that are really cool. That was the last performance of the night. The whole show was a tribute to Led Zeppelin. I believe your boy Lenny Kravitz performed one of their songs as well.
hey maddy zepp have many many many great songs, my picks to react "When leavee breaks" and "kashmir (celebration day)"
Lovely 🥰
If I were regulated to a deserrted island and could only have two things, it wouldnt be my wife and son, it would be my Bible and Led Zeppelin albums. I know, I know, what would I play them on, oh, I would figure that part out
awesome
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There was only 1 really great cover version of "Stairway to heaven" by Led Zeppelin and that was the one of HEART, sung by the great Anne Wilson !!
Robert Plant teared up a bit
So sad
This is exactly what is wrong with many UA-cam reactions. You have reactors who aren't familiar with these classic artists who are taking advice from random (often uniformed) voices in the comment section, asking the reactors to listen to cover versions and live performances of songs without ever hearing the original studio recordings, lol. It's absolutely crazy. Some reactors instinctually know to do it right, while others simply take the advice of the comment section. I just clicked on this video to leave this comment. I didn't watch the video, and won't watch anybody react to this tribute unless I know the reactor has at least heard the original studio recording of Stairway to Heaven, which is one of the greatest achievements in audio recording history. Maddy, I just want to say I love your reactions, and even though you did it all backwards now, I still highly recommend listening to the original studio recording. It will open your eyes.
Peace
Thanks, I go by requests via the link in my description. 🩷 Send the link you felt was correct. 🤗
@@MaddyReactionsThank you so much for the quick reply! I truly do love your reactions. Maddy, a little over a month ago when you did the Righteous Brothers "Unchained Melody", I recommend in the comment section that you listen to the studio recordings of two Led Zeppelin songs. The first was Stairway to Heaven, and the 2nd was "Since I've Been Loving You". At that time, you said "Awesome!" . This was our interaction:
@thewizard6077
1 month ago (edited)
I just discovered your channel. If you wanna build up subs quick, you should react to Led Zeppelin. I would start with two songs. The first is the song "Stairway to Heaven" off of the album Led Zeppelin IV, then I would do the song "Since I've Been Loving You" off of the album Led Zeppelin III. I would hold off on watching any live led Zeppelin videos for now, as their live performances were very improvisational and wont give you a true appreciation for the magic within their songs. I would stick with the original studio recordings for now. I subscribed!
Peace
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@MaddyReactions
Awesome!
So I was really looking forward to your reactions of these two Led Zeppelin Studio recordings, but instead, you did a live version of Stairway to Heaven (which pales in comparison to their studio recording), and then a tribute version of the song without ever hearing the original.
Here is the original studio recording of Stairway to Heaven:
ua-cam.com/video/QkF3oxziUI4/v-deo.html
Here is the original studio recording of "Since I've Been Loving You".
ua-cam.com/video/vcIem-L398w/v-deo.html
Maddy, I really look forward to seeing your reaction to these two masterpieces. It will open your eyes to the true magic that is Led Zeppelin.
Peace
One of the best reactions you have done. Another one you may want to try is "Kashmire Live on Celebration Day" where Jason Bonham is playing with Led Zepplin. Very moving.
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