MULTIPLE LZ STYLES PACKAGED INTO ONE?! First Time Hearing Led Zeppelin - Dazed And Confused Reaction
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- Опубліковано 14 січ 2024
- Get ready for a rock odyssey as we react to Led Zeppelin's "Dazed And Confused" for the first time! Known for their genre-defining sound and boundary-pushing music, we're intrigued to experience how this track encapsulates the various styles that make Led Zeppelin a legendary band.
🎸 About Led Zeppelin: Led Zeppelin, an iconic name in the world of rock & roll, is celebrated for their innovative approach to music and extraordinary talent. "Dazed And Confused," a staple in their discography, is known for its mesmerizing riffs and dynamic composition, showcasing the band's versatility and artistic brilliance.
🌀 In This Video: Join us as we dive into "Dazed And Confused" by Led Zeppelin. We're expecting a song that not only demonstrates the band's musical prowess but also takes us on a journey through different styles and moods. Expect reactions full of excitement, awe, and our thoughts on the song's impact and Led Zeppelin's musical legacy.
👫 Why React as a Couple?: Experiencing the profound and varied music of Led Zeppelin together adds an insightful dimension to our reactions. We're both eager to explore the depth and creativity of "Dazed And Confused" and share our musical journey with you.
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💬 Your Thoughts: What's your interpretation of Led Zeppelin's "Dazed And Confused"? How does it stand out to you in their catalog? Let us know in the comments section below, and feel free to suggest other tracks by Led Zeppelin or similar artists for future reactions!
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It's crazy to think how young these guys were when they recorded this in 1969 during the Woodstock era. Plant and Bonham were both 20yrs old, JPJ was 22/23 and Page was 24/25. Amazing talent.
Recorded later in 1968 and released in January 1969.
@@vicprovost2561 Right. Forgot about that. TY
I actually was gonna say same. Recorded 68. Released Jan 69
Plant was 23. Born in 1946
Plant born 48. Page 44. Bonham 48 and Jones 46
Led Zeppelin are still the most important band in Rock n Roll history.
I absolutely agree
There are 2 eras in music.
Pre zeppelin and post zeppelin.. can u imagine hearing this with ur headphones on. In January 69.. then side B how many more times..😳😳
Talk about insane.
Nah
Very good but nope.
Debatable
@franksullivan1873 The first two Zep albums were mediocre, the third underrated, and the fourth was genuinely great.
Dylan, the Beatles, David Bowie, The Who, Zappa, and the Rolling Stones, on the other hand, had a string of masterpieces (and with far less plagiarism.)
The 28 minute one live at msg in 1973 is absolutely MIND BLOWING! Jimmy using a bow on his guitar...eerie sounds. You will love watching him doing it!
28 MINUTES?! 😂
@@barsandbarbells2022 solo los verdaderos artistas son capas de hacer eso , la improvisación era la cuna de Led Zeppelin.
I am agree with Julie and i think they will enjoy also "Jimmy Page playing the theremin and bow solo 17 th july 1977" ( theremin is the only instrument that sound without touch it, just depend on the distance of hands to get diferents sounds and diferent volumes.
@@barsandbarbells2022 Yup: 28 minutes, and worth every one! I'm quite sure YT has all but scrubbed it here, but it's certainly out there elsewhere, dvd, maybe Amazon, Rumble? So even if you don't/can't react to it, it's an amazing performance. Plenty of great footage of ALL the band members being superb! Also a trippy little micro-movie, lol. YT DOES have the 1970 "D&C," however, from Royal Albert Hall, and it TOO is stellar, complete with violin bow!
It's a mini movie and very well done. I don't want to give away the plot but it'll blow your mind.
You guys have watched a live performance of "Since I've Been Loving You", but you haven't heard anything yet. The true masterpiece is what was achieved in the studio recording. Put simply, it is one of the greatest achievements in audio recording history. Like "Stairway to Heaven, the studio recording of "Since I've Been Loving You" will open your eyes to the true power and magic that was Led Zeppelin. Every one of the musicians, Robert Plant, John Paul Jones, John Bonham, along with Jimmy Page, not only as guitarist but as producer, created a musical gem that not only needs to be heard, but experienced . I've been requesting for a long time that you two react to this studio recording, because I truly love your reactions, and I know it will give you a greater understanding of Led Zeppelin.
Peace
Yes the studio version of 'since I've been loving you' is a completely different sound
I've been waiting for it!! It's my 2nd favorite LZ song & that performance is mind-blowing.
yes I agree . I think people who do reaction videos think people need something to look at other than them so they like to do live versions instead of studio.
Fucking ferocious! Plant's young vocals were astounding
Led Zeppelin best band that ever was and ever will be!
Every Zep song will be your favourite until you hear the next one, that's what they do to us all!
Led Zeppelin doesn’t have a bad song, there’s just some you’ll like more then others, & that will be the majority. One band it’s hard to figure out your favorite, it’s usually which one you are listening to at the time. They aren’t one of the greatest bands, they are THE GREATEST BAND! Four GOATS of their own craft, that came together to become ROCK BLUES etc GODS.
This is from their first album circa 1968.. Keep in mind these guys were all in their early to mid 20s when they did this song. The level of musicianship at that age is amazing.
4 musicians at the top of their game .
One of my favorites. The complexity, the interplay between the instruments and vocals, the way each instrument is brought forward, and the ebb and flow. Nothing is rushed.
The drumming is just so fantastic!
The whole band shows out in this one . Masterpiece .
This song is definately in my top 5 LZ songs.
Jimmy Page playing the violin bow in the SPOOKY👻 section was incredible!
Fav zep song by.far this and babe I'm gonna leave you. They recorded this album in a month and it's my favorite thisband physical graffiti
A must you have to hear from Led Zeppelin is “THE LEMON SONG”. John Paul Jones and his baseline is a must. 😊
The greatness of Dazed And Confused, and what makes it the best of Led Zep is that it combines the best of every musical style that Zeppelin used to make thier best music- metal, blues, and psychedelia.
Psychedelic Blues,,,,👍👍👍💥😎
Bonham Killing the drums!
The slowness of the bridge is a fantastic contrast to what follows. It's dreamy and floaty and then it takes off and flies at the speed of light. Led Zeppelin is brilliant in all ways possible.
When "Whole Lotta Love" came out I immediately went out and bought the album, and I wasn't disappointed, all tracks were great. Only later did I find out that I had their second album. I got the first one and same thing.....all tracks were great
Zeppelin is the gold standard to rock music that no one can touch. Everything they touched was gold and they left a hole in music that can’t be filled. And they did that in only 12 years.
Written by Jake Holmes in '67. If you ever have the opportunity to hear a live bootleg version, this song was about 20 minutes long due to Page's extensive solo with the violin bow. We used to listen to this in a highly altered state, hehe! Shout out to John Bonham and those killer drum rolls. Bonham was the thunder
Beyond the title and five notes, the vast majority of this song has nothing to do with the Jake Holmes song though. It's 90% Zeppelin's writing.
@@lyndoncmp5751 Agree!
@@cynergy4
Cool. Cheers ✌
Dazed and confused has always been my favorite Led Zeppelin song
Best ever. Don't analyse it just love it.
A teensy bit shorter? Like a teensy bit less of rock history? No way! Every note counts.
Great song. Their earlier stuff is so raw and powerful. Good move on listing to studio versions first. Live is great but can miss out on some of the original sound. Cheers.
Agree!
Ditto
In My Time Of Dying live is a must. Jimmy is on fire
I saw Led Zeppelin do this song in concert in 1969 and 1970. They are electrifying in person
Finally…the GOATS! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Best Band EVER!!
As good as it can get!!!
FYI, during the "spooky" section, Jimmy Page was using a violin bow on his Fender Telecaster in order to get that effect.
Cello bow.
Must react to led Zeppelin no quarter live 1973
What can you can say.... the "Mighty Zep"..... The Greatest!
This Masterpiece came out 55 years ago to the day!
First album I ever bought 😎 💕
Simply a masterwork of blues metal. Belongs on any shortlist of legendary recording achievements.
This song is not a song, it's a ritual.
Possibly my favorite song of all time. I could listen to it over and over again just for the drumming.
OH def YESSS to **Live** Versions!!!
Watch it live. Its an amazing show.
You have to see the live version.
Keep it up Ed Zeppelin! Not many better songs in their catalog for me, it was utterly shocking to hear this song when it came out as they were announcing to the world a new, incredible force had blasted into the music world and on radios world wide. By the 2nd album they were superstars. More Zeppelin! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
Thanks guys for doing my pick!!!.... Their first real milestone from their first album!.... amazing to think that Plant and Bonham were only 20 years old when this was recorded October 1968!!!.... More mighty Zeppelin to come!
Ed Zeppelin!
@@barsandbarbells2022 😊😊😊
Another Ed Zeppelin here you guys have to check out "When The Levee Breaks" a total jam.
Sam, if you think the recorded version of this song is long, check out a live version of it! Their performance on Denmark TV in ‘69 of this song is so good. The whole performance is definitely worth checking out!
Growing up we had only had one stereo in our house upstairs in the living room to listen to records on. When my brother bought LZ I and LZ II all of a sudden they bought him a record player to listen to his records downstairs in his room!!
Good ear! I was going to point out not just the call and answer between the voice and guitar, but also the rhythmic call and answer between the bass and drums. You noticed it!
I would point out even a bit more detail than that, and if you listen to it again, in that call and answer part near the end, check out what JPJ is doing on the bass guitar. That line is never the same, it's always changing, and then Bonham does some sort of adjustment to his drumming response that kind of echoes it in a tonal way, not just a rhythmic way. It's so playful!
Such an AMAZING song! All the various musicians having clear parts where they were featured. And I've heard this song hundreds of times if not more, and I still get chills every time I hear John's crashing drum fills. If you want to get more of John on the drums listen to Bonxo's Montreaux or Moby Dick.
Find the MSG live version its about 20 minutes but some of the best guitar soloing ever captured on film.Your jaw will hit the floor
Hey guys, love your channel! I am showing my age here, but I can say that I saw Led Zeppelin in concert, May 1977, Capital Centre, Landover, Maryland (Washington DC suburbs). Tickets cost a whopping $9.50..!!!
If you want to see a live version of Dazed and Confused, the 1970 version from The Royal Albert Hall is awesome.
The one from Madison Square Garden in 1973 is 29 minutes of pure genius.
or msg 73
I like how the west was won version as well.!
fux yea bro@@vernhoke7730
Preach brother
Jimmy Paige used a cello bow on his guitar to get those haunting sounds.
It shocks me when I hear people say they've never heard of Led Zeppelin and many other historic and famous bands.
The had lousy parents, obviously. 😂
I was born on 2002. One of my grandfather influence me with the songs of Led Zeppelin, either Live or the Studio version I became in love with the band. My favorite Song from them that was live is the song "How many more times" from the Royal Albert Hall (1970) and the live of Stairway to heaven (1971) from the Paris Theater.
A frickin' all-time classic. So atmospheric. All four band members' supreme skills are apparent in Dazed And Confused, as they are on most Led Zeppelin songs. A great long song is always better than a great short song. Speaking of long classic songs, have you guys listened to Xanadu and 2122 by Rush? You will be blown away by both studio versions. The live video for Xanadu is basically the studio version so you might want to see the boys in Rush playing and interacting in their prime. I look forward to seeing you react to those two epic songs.
As with most great rock bands, it’s really about the guitar player. That’s who people pay to see. I’ve seen most of the great bands of this era in their prime and it’s always been about that guy.
Went to a Country Joe and the fish concert @ the Fillmore West and these guys opened the show. Always wondered what ever happened to them .
My Favorite Zep song and I saw them live in 77.
Great reaction! When the levee breaks is a banger! It happens to be my favorite led song . You won't be disappointed. ❤❤❤ love the channel 😊
They go everywhere with there misic. Every song is diverse especially live. But I'm glad i always to listen recording first. Makes you appreciate there live.
This was my favorite album in high school.
Quite simply the greatest rock band of all time
This is straight up, resentment towards a woman who broke his heart!
The whole van is great on this one… Jimmy and his guitar, John Paul Jones on his baseline, John Bonham, and his drum
fills and Robert Plant with his soulful, angst-ridden vocals!
the drummer and singer were 20 years old when they made this album#!
This is your eleventh ZEP REaction and Bar said it could be your favourite so far. Just think ZEP has maybe a catalogue of 100 songs. Don't be surprised when you hit the 21st and it becomes your favourite too!
Saw most of Zeppelins' greatness live in concert during their 1975 American Tour. This song was longer live nd they would ad lib it different ,most times. Tickets for this explosive 3 1/2 hour gig were only $10.50 then at Long Beach Arena, Calif. My wife and I saw them after we had hitch hiked to southern Calif. from north Indiana, stayed at a Jesus Saves mission and got jobs at a mall, an apartment and moved from Carson to Long Beach ,where my Bro flew out and joined us. I am 73 and am blessed. Peace and Keep Zepping ....cool couple. (R.I.P. Brother Kevin).
Ramble On is one of my favs cause of that bass line from JPJ.
Got to check out the Rain Song..... another Zep classic.🎉🎉
That Erie sound is Jimmy using a violin bow on his guitar. He does it in a few songs. Live at Madison Square it shows him doing it. 🎉
My favorite LZ song
It's a breakup song from back before breakup songs were a thing. It's my personal favorite from Led Zep. Nice reaction!
They were way ahead of their time even musicians nowadays can’t do what they did
You shook me, the lemon song, out on the tiles many many more great tunes. Keep up the good work Phil and Sam
This is my go to channel.
The Song Remains the Same/Rain Song live. Classic.
On this track people ask what instrument is this it’s Jimmy Page with a violin bow 😅played on his instrument
This song has so much going for it. JP‘s walking base during that up tempo portion, Bonham’s sustain speed run, followed by those awesome fills, vocals, call backs, and so so much more. Unfortunately, for me the song sours with the ending when compared to other Zeppelin songs. Thank you for the reaction.
Aww YAY For **Ed Zeppelin** Thank YOU** For **ALL** The **Led Zeppelin** Requests! **You** SO **Rock!!!** sorry heh had to pause to put that out there (hope i got the name right) k going back to watchin...Weeee! **HappyPixieTwirls**✨🎸✨
DRUNS !!!!!!!!
If you do Dazed live do the version from the album "The Song Remains the Same" from the 1973 concert at MSG. 26 minutes of guitar virtuosity. Just a quick caveat, the film has fantasy sequences for each band member, this song is Jimmy Page's, so don't get confused by what's going on in the video.
Also remember this was recorded in 1968, there was very little, if anything, like this ever heard before. These guys really did usher in a new era in music and this song is one of the foundations of that journey.
Absolutely magnificent!
Great reaction, Sam and Phil! The more Led Zeppelin you listen to, the better the band gets.
My all-time favorite Zeppelin tune.
Yeah, the call-and-response of the voice and guitar mixed with another in bass and drums is phenomenal!
Good on you to call it out specifically.
The Goat!
You need to react to communication breakdown by Led Zeppelin
Jesus Christ - this is a hell of a song !
Always one of my favorite songs of all time.
I wish you two would react to the movie DAZED AND CONFUSED. Great cast great story great soundtrack. You will love this movie.
Led Zep originally, Blues Rock! Like Cream!😊
Keep hittin them ! cool on Ed for his " guidance" thru your journey . so many possible suggests - the Rain Song , Hey Hey What Can I Do , Gallows Pole , Ramble On ......
"Soul of a woman was created below" He's been hurt badly.
Originally, they started playing this as the "The New Yardbirds". they had already changed their name to Led Zeppelin but had to finish out their appearances as the "New Yardbirds.' There is footage on UA-cam where they're playing this and the skin on the front of the bass drum reads, New Yardbirds.
There's also footage of the non new Yardbirds doing it, with Keith Relf singing.
Acid rock at its finest! The "spooky" section makes for some great hallucinations when listening while tripping.
Saw this performed live back in 1973, just wow.
I first heard Dazed and Confused in 1967 , by The Yardbirds. Jimmy Page also played his guitar with a cello bow on that track.
Even better watch it live
Listen to this in your car blasting. Crazy
It’s Jake holmes. Jimmy created his own arrangement for it when he was in the yardbirds…
One of my favorites 😊
There are some blistering live versions of this on youtube that you should check out.
I didn’t realize you guys haven’t reacted to this yet. It’s the song that made me a Zeppelin fan
Lead singer Robert Plants solo album, Big Log has the song Far Post on it. Not listed in the track list for the record. Awesome song