50 years ago, I sat around at a friend's house (on the west coast)singing along with this as the turn-table spun. Now, here I am, 5 decades later, doing the same thing with a young couple I've never met in OK. Memories revived and mind blown at the same time.
Ken, I'm with ya...I had a b st friend in High School that was a few years older than me...he introduced me to this ..and all the other great rock. And then when I was home in my room..I would lock my door to try to get away from a horrible father....and out in my headphones...and listen to Karen Carpenter, lol. He thought I was a pansy for listening to that music.
@@heathergarrett9836 Good luck with your move. Born and raised in CA,been in N. NV for 30 ys. Best thing I ever did. My Mom was raised in OK. (around Enid) I've driven thru but never lived there. Don't hook up the karaoke if I'm around. I can't stop and nobody wants to hear it.
As I am watching this particular reaction, I had the realization that while the two of you in the last two years have been exposed to an immense amount of fabulous music and great artists, you've never had one of the most important experiences we did growing up with this music. That being experiencing an entire album for the first time. There was something truly magical about coming home from the record store, taking the shrink wrap off the Record, putting it onto the turntable and staring at the Album art and reading the liner notes as you heard those songs for the first time. So many of the songs you listen to are from such classic albums. Like Led Zeppelin 4, or Springsteen's Born to Run, or the who's who's next, or the Eagles Hotel California. I'm not sure how you would incorporate it into the channel, but if you did it would bring you so much closer feeling the music the way we did Growing Up with it. Maybe you can do one album one or two tracks at a time over the course of a week. Generally considered the best rock album of all time is The Beatles Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band would be an awesome place to start. Not sure if you want to do this, but Led Zeppelin was always an album band not a singles band, and that's what made me think of this...
If Jay and Amber had the time to do it, Patreon would be the perfect platform for full album reactions. But I'm guessing that juggling reactions with 3 kids takes up more time than they have.
My absolute favorite Led Zeppelin song! We used to blast this out on the water when we went boating with my parents in the 90s. Reminds me of nothing but good times and summer fun. Houses of the Holy is beautiful from beginning to end.
Absolutely, but then there is also no body's fault but mine. But this one has it all, a bit where the drums come crashing in, an unusual rhythm section, FANTASTIC vocals. everything
It’s not simple. It starts out with a six string guitar acoustic. Then they add a 12 string acoustic along with the 6 string, then Robert Plant sings out of Time with the music which is really difficult to do Van Morrison has that same ability. This song is so iconic that nobody has tried to duplicate it.
@@geoffrobinson I figured it out in standard open tuning EADGBE it starts on the open G string with a hammer on and pull off then to the D string with another hammer on and pull off ending with playing the open G string next is the strumming pattern all six strings G major chord next is to repeat all of the same hammer on’s and pull off’s then the next three notes are all on the G string pull off pull off ending with the playing the open G string the the strumming pattern D major chord I need a guitar in my hands. This is much easier if you lean to play G major with your pinky on the high E string anyway I don’t know if there’s any video of Mr Page playing this. The other notes that I didn’t mention are not as difficult. The hammer on’s and pull off’s are played with your index finger and the one next to your pinky. Just remember it starts with a 6 string acoustic and then they add the 12 string acoustic then drums Bass electric guitar while the 12 string is still being played in the mix. It’s one of my favorite songs except for the dissident sound of the middle break but they do bring nicely back in and the song ends in a unique and beautiful way….
@@markgallemore8856I'm not entirely sure that it is really all that difficult to sing off beat, I mean really, listen to modern music and you'll find a lot of "singers" who can't sing on beat. Hell, there are drummers who can't even stay on beat. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Needless to say, this is a deep rabbit hole to go down. Some other Led Zep songs that are musts include: Kashmir, Immigrant Song, Babe I'm Gonna Leave You, In the Evening, The Rain Song, Fool in the Rain, All of my Love. It goes on and on.
See, that's one of the reasons I love this channel so much...I didn't know this song by name and I was all ready to explore something new with you guys, but turns out I have heard it before and I love it! Thanks for the reaction, always entertaining.
My uncle turned me onto Led Zeppelin at age 5 and I’m 54 now still listening to Led Zeppelin and still loving it! My uncle passed away in 2003 and we played Stairway to Heaven and the Rain Song at his funeral. I turned my son onto to Led Zeppelin at 5 and he is 13 now and plays drums just like I did and my uncle sang and played guitar so music is in our blood. Thank-You Led Zeppelin for literally being the soundtrack to our lives!
Zeppelin is so great At at acoustic , hard rock! This song is one of my all time favorites! Can’t ever go wrong with the Best band ever! So original! There will never be another!!❤️
I had this album (actually I had them all). Jimmy Page is AWESOME on the guitar. He played on the BBC when he was just a kid. When John Bonham died in 1980 (he drank himself to death), the band broke up. They knew they had something special and that without Bonham, it was over. He was irreplaceable. I remember the day he died. I was a teenager and I actually cried my eyes out.
I love reading other people's comments about their experiences. Those of us old enough to remember vinyl albums and the importance that they had on generations is pretty important. It is something most younger folks today did not experience and won't understand buying an album, bringing it home, putting the needle on the record and sitting on the floor in your bedroom mesmerized by the album covers and liner notes, reading the lyrics and listening to the music with such intent & purpose and wanting know every song on the album. Today people are fed songs, specifically designed to you so that you rarely get the full understanding of a band or artist's work. Many times the other songs on an album that radio did not play were so much better. B-sides on 45's were often times some of the coolest songs and we were fortunate to have radio DJ's that had the freedom to play what they wanted, not what corporate radio demanded so we were treated to songs that we may not have heard. Those days are gone and many of us look back fondly on them. Music, thankfully, brings us together and it has been such a treat watching you both grow into the music of the past. Keep it up!
What I think I like most about Led Zeppelin is that every song, even on the same album, sounds completely different, though you can here any one of their songs and tell instantly that it is Zeppelin.
One of my favorite songs ever by this legendary band. How well I recall how wonderful Over the Hill and Far Away sounded in concert at Madison Square Garden on July 27, 1973, I had 10th row orchestra seats and it was one of the most exciting concerts I ever saw. I still have the stub somewhere. Couldn't throw that one out! Yes, Jay, this song showcases both Led Zeppelin's hard side and their softer side.
@@jameshouston2174 What a show! If not mistaken, they opened with Rock and Roll, went into Black Dog, and Over the Hills and Far Away may have been the next song. The entire orchestra was on its feet, in fact, as I recall, the entire orchestra had to stand on their chairs for much of the show. The only time people sat was during Moby Dick. That was the show that the receipts were stolen from Zep's hotel room. I think my friend won the tix from a WNEW FM "next caller" contest.
@@KennyY-bh3zl uncle worked security at the garden….I was also at the infamous Tamps Stadium show in 77….and the riot was not just the fans fault……another great show was The Who in 73….76…..and 79…….the 89 tour was good but just not the same oh the memories……
I'm not 100% sure, but I may have been at that concert. The day the tickets went on sale, it was at 4am in the morning, as the line that had formed the night before got longer and longer along 8th Avenue. We got to the Garden around 11pm. What a shock when we realized that they decided to open up the ticket window. As the line began moving, we could not believe it! My recently departed best friend showed up in a taxi just as the lines began moving. He had driven in from Brooklyn, still in his pajamas, his "Jim Morrison" hair all disheveled, as we yelled for him to see us and join up with us in line. Precious memories!! Rest in peace, Molina ❤
@@lindazee Lindz, I'm sorry to hear of the passing of your friend. May Molina rest in peace. What an exciting time that was. I saw so many concerts at the Garden, the Felt Forum, the Academy of Music, the Nassau Coliseum, the Capitol Theater in Passaic. And tickets were so cheap ($5.50-$7.50), that I bought tickets to see bands that I wasn't even a fan of. Great times.
All Zep songs are Amazing. The phrase "..How much there is to know.." still makes me ponder as my mind wanders....for a trippy minute. I'm 62 and still love All of these songs!
In 1974, I was in 6th grade. My teacher was in her first year of teaching. We had a “free day” to do anything we wanted. I brought this album from my brother’s’ collection. My teacher always thought I was a little bit odd or old for my age. She was very fond of me. (just ask me) …. the look on her face when I started to play this album, she was absolutely astonished.
This is one of their best songs IMO. I absolutely love it! It’s one of my all time favorite Led Zeppelin songs which is really saying something since they have such an incredible catalogue of songs! I suggest your next next adventure down the Zep rabbit hole should be another one of my favorites ~ Ten Years Gone. ✌️❤️
You two HAVE GOT TO DO Fool In The Rain. It will blow your minds,it's like no Led Zeppelin song you've ever heard before. This is one of my all time favorite Zeppelin tunes,btw.
@@brianmcmaster5112 Me too, definitely. Just starting it from In the Evening and letting it play til the end, did it so many times. For me it's a total experience, the whole album. Ok, not going to lie, I don't love Hot Dog, but they had fun doing it, lol.
John Bonham was my inspiration to play drums. Great song, love the way Zeppelin would get you started then break out outta nowhere and rock you out. I agree with Jay Plant's bluesy soul shows in his vocals.
"Fool in the rain" by Led Zeppelin should be your next song by them. Legendary drums. It's the shuffle beat that all rock songs are judged by. Kinda like "Roxanna" by Toto. Even has some piano too. Song has a completely different sound than what you usually hear from LZ.
Led Zeppelin's music is so multi dimensional. I think it is awesome that you can experience and enjoy yesterday's music. My grandparents probably wouldn't have allowed this album in their house, but that is because they couldn't understand what all the "noise" was about. Like you said, all of the guys in Led Zeppelin could have had a career on their own...so it is so extra special to have all that talent in just one band. They had it all! My older brother is the one who introduced me to "The Who", "Black Sabbath", "Deep Purple", and so much more. I was still a little girl when he was a teenager. I love the 60's and 70's. While there were some very talented bands in the 80's, music styles changed in subtle ways. Thank you for bringing my old albums to life again in this computerized and technological world of today. They did it all without all the tweaking in voice and sound. They really WERE that good that they didn't need it.
Every time I hear this, I'm transported back to '73, driving around in my car with this album cranked up. And I also think about the girl I had a crush on.
"Over the hills,and far away" has one of the greatest lines ind rock and roll. 'Many is a word,that only leaves you guessing. Guessing about a thing, you really ought to know'. Think about it. One helluva line.
This is my 2nd favorite Zeppelin song after Stairway. Both the acoustic and electric guitar work is just incredible. Jimmy Page is a genius. Much love ❤️
When I was young, I played Led Zeppelin every day and now that I'm the opposite of young, I still listen to Zep every day. Their music has aged well and demands your attention.
Oh don't get me started! I could write volumes about my love for Zep! You are so right, each of them are amazing artists in their own right, and when they came together they created magic. Imma total sucker for guitar so Jimmy is my fave member, but I love each of them. I could sit for hours and listen to nothing but Pagey play! There is also a special place in my heart for Bonzo. This song is a particular fave, but if I were to suggest a song that really showcases each of them, it would be "Since I've Been Loving You". That song just drips with passion!
Yep. This is definitely one of Led Zep's bestest tunes. I'm not always a fan of Plant's screechy vocals but this is one of the few songs where it actually (kinda) works for me. As always, however; the musicianship is on point. The rhythm section (Bonham and Jones) is impeccable.
I thought of suggesting RainvSong too after I made my original suggestion of Ten Years Gone. Rain Song is so beautiful. I know they would enjoy it. Especially Amber. ✌️❤️
I'm loving how you're both loving the music that I grew up on! It's really hard to say which group was the best... They were all so different. It all depended on what mood you were in. Led Zeppelin is top tier and will probably always be my number one group.
I love it when people expand their thoughts. By listening to music that you would never do expands your thoughts. By listening to what other people thinks about things expands your mind. Remember, you are not the purveyor of all knowledge and no matter what you read or experience, you never will be and that is what should humble you to know the truth. Knowledge is power. Wisdom is how to use that power.
There are actually several guitar tracks: six string acoustic, 12 string acoustic, and several overdubs on electric guitar. Multi-tracking technology was still relatively new in the early 70's, and by God, Led Zeppelin used every last tool in the shop when it came to studio recording.
Epicness, loving me some Zep and watching you reacting and loving some Zep. I always loved that ending, it like a peaceful bonus section that gets down inside me.
When I was a senior in HS, my english teacher asked everyone to analyze their favorite song. Most of the kids picked popular songs at the time (2007), but I chose this one. Only one other kid knew what it was, and he gave me the 'props' look. 😅 Thanks for this reaction. Hearing it always takes me back to that based moment in my life.🤘🏼
50 years ago, I sat around at a friend's house (on the west coast)singing along with this as the turn-table spun. Now, here I am, 5 decades later, doing the same thing with a young couple I've never met in OK. Memories revived and mind blown at the same time.
Same! Except in the middle of Oklahoma!
South Africa
@@heathergarrett9836 I'm a transplant from 30 years in Palmdale. Been in Guthrie since 2001. Best move I could have made...
Ken, I'm with ya...I had a b st friend in High School that was a few years older than me...he introduced me to this ..and all the other great rock. And then when I was home in my room..I would lock my door to try to get away from a horrible father....and out in my headphones...and listen to Karen Carpenter, lol. He thought I was a pansy for listening to that music.
@@heathergarrett9836 Good luck with your move. Born and raised in CA,been in N. NV for 30 ys. Best thing I ever did.
My Mom was raised in OK. (around Enid) I've driven thru but never lived there.
Don't hook up the karaoke if I'm around. I can't stop and nobody wants to hear it.
As I am watching this particular reaction, I had the realization that while the two of you in the last two years have been exposed to an immense amount of fabulous music and great artists, you've never had one of the most important experiences we did growing up with this music. That being experiencing an entire album for the first time. There was something truly magical about coming home from the record store, taking the shrink wrap off the Record, putting it onto the turntable and staring at the Album art and reading the liner notes as you heard those songs for the first time. So many of the songs you listen to are from such classic albums. Like Led Zeppelin 4, or Springsteen's Born to Run, or the who's who's next, or the Eagles Hotel California. I'm not sure how you would incorporate it into the channel, but if you did it would bring you so much closer feeling the music the way we did Growing Up with it. Maybe you can do one album one or two tracks at a time over the course of a week. Generally considered the best rock album of all time is The Beatles Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band would be an awesome place to start. Not sure if you want to do this, but Led Zeppelin was always an album band not a singles band, and that's what made me think of this...
I guuess we were just so f'ing lucky... Grad hs '69 @ 16yrs.
@@lizroberts6257 yup. Class of 79 myself
If Jay and Amber had the time to do it, Patreon would be the perfect platform for full album reactions. But I'm guessing that juggling reactions with 3 kids takes up more time than they have.
Exactly..!
I suggested that a while back...especially with Pink Floyd's Animals...
Agree completely it was a an exciting time to go to record store and then listen to the newest albums. Did it every week.
Every member of Zeppelin was a front man. They all took center stage.
Probably one of the most underrated bass lines ever. JPJ is brilliantly holding all of that together.
One of the rare bands where every member was absolutely essential.
You can never go wrong with Led Zeppelin. They drove us through the 70's. Thanks for the reaction, I love that you love them.
My absolute favorite Led Zeppelin song! We used to blast this out on the water when we went boating with my parents in the 90s. Reminds me of nothing but good times and summer fun.
Houses of the Holy is beautiful from beginning to end.
Great LP, for sure. It could've been even more epic had they put on it what would have been the title track, but came out on the next album.
Absolutely, but then there is also no body's fault but mine. But this one has it all, a bit where the drums come crashing in, an unusual rhythm section, FANTASTIC vocals. everything
I'm right there with you - It's my favorite Zeppelin track of all time. I could listen to an entire album of just that riff. And I love JP's solo!
My favorite one too, and I've been patiently waiting for this reaction!
I don’t know how anyone could ever pick a favorite Zeppelin tune. To me, it’s like picking a favorite child. I’m so invested with all of them.
It’s not simple. It starts out with a six string guitar acoustic. Then they add a 12 string acoustic along with the 6 string, then Robert Plant sings out of Time with the music which is really difficult to do Van Morrison has that same ability. This song is so iconic that nobody has tried to duplicate it.
Plus the technique for the intro is not easy to learn, or so I hear.
@@geoffrobinson I figured it out in standard open tuning EADGBE it starts on the open G string with a hammer on and pull off then to the D string with another hammer on and pull off ending with playing the open G string next is the strumming pattern all six strings G major chord next is to repeat all of the same hammer on’s and pull off’s then the next three notes are all on the G string pull off pull off ending with the playing the open G string the the strumming pattern D major chord
I need a guitar in my hands. This is much easier if you lean to play G major with your pinky on the high E string anyway I don’t know if there’s any video of Mr Page playing this. The other notes that I didn’t mention are not as difficult.
The hammer on’s and pull off’s are played with your index finger and the one next to your pinky. Just remember it starts with a 6 string acoustic and then they add the 12 string acoustic then drums Bass electric guitar while the 12 string is still being played in the mix. It’s one of my favorite songs except for the dissident sound of the middle break but they do bring nicely back in and the song ends in a unique and beautiful way….
@@markgallemore8856I'm not entirely sure that it is really all that difficult to sing off beat, I mean really, listen to modern music and you'll find a lot of "singers" who can't sing on beat.
Hell, there are drummers who can't even stay on beat.
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Well said. I don’t think I have heard a cover of this either.
I can see Michael Jackson covering this
Needless to say, this is a deep rabbit hole to go down. Some other Led Zep songs that are musts include: Kashmir, Immigrant Song, Babe I'm Gonna Leave You, In the Evening, The Rain Song, Fool in the Rain, All of my Love. It goes on and on.
I was born in 55 and for me Led Zeppelin is the Goat. And they still are. Incredible.
This song has one of the greatest ends in the history of music by far
Songs like this one is why they left so many other bands scratching their heads.
Indeed, well put.
It is maybe my favorite somg of theirs although it's so hard to rank them in their awesomeness
Greatest band of all time. What they did in their first 7 years is beyond any other bands accomplishments. It's not even a discussion!
never can get enough Zeppelin!
See, that's one of the reasons I love this channel so much...I didn't know this song by name and I was all ready to explore something new with you guys, but turns out I have heard it before and I love it! Thanks for the reaction, always entertaining.
Yeah, "Bring it on Home", a sleeper/slammer....think I'll play it.
My uncle turned me onto Led Zeppelin at age 5 and I’m 54 now still listening to Led Zeppelin and still loving it! My uncle passed away in 2003 and we played Stairway to Heaven and the Rain Song at his funeral. I turned my son onto to Led Zeppelin at 5 and he is 13 now and plays drums just like I did and my uncle sang and played guitar so music is in our blood. Thank-You Led Zeppelin for literally being the soundtrack to our lives!
Love it! It’s acoustic, it’s electric, it’s eccentric, and still plugged in to my brain at 69🎸🎼🤺
This is probably my favorite Led Zeppelin song.
Zeppelin is so great
At at acoustic , hard rock! This song is one of my all time favorites! Can’t ever go wrong with the
Best band ever! So original! There will never be another!!❤️
The mix of acoustic and electric guitars and their tones is awesome.
They are everlasting, never get old, multigenerational
I had this album (actually I had them all). Jimmy Page is AWESOME on the guitar. He played on the BBC when he was just a kid. When John Bonham died in 1980 (he drank himself to death), the band broke up. They knew they had something special and that without Bonham, it was over. He was irreplaceable. I remember the day he died. I was a teenager and I actually cried my eyes out.
I love reading other people's comments about their experiences. Those of us old enough to remember vinyl albums and the importance that they had on generations is pretty important. It is something most younger folks today did not experience and won't understand buying an album, bringing it home, putting the needle on the record and sitting on the floor in your bedroom mesmerized by the album covers and liner notes, reading the lyrics and listening to the music with such intent & purpose and wanting know every song on the album. Today people are fed songs, specifically designed to you so that you rarely get the full understanding of a band or artist's work. Many times the other songs on an album that radio did not play were so much better. B-sides on 45's were often times some of the coolest songs and we were fortunate to have radio DJ's that had the freedom to play what they wanted, not what corporate radio demanded so we were treated to songs that we may not have heard. Those days are gone and many of us look back fondly on them. Music, thankfully, brings us together and it has been such a treat watching you both grow into the music of the past. Keep it up!
Listen to, what is and what should never be, the rain song! Soo many greats!
Oooh yeah! What Is And Should Never Be is an awesome song!
What I think I like most about Led Zeppelin is that every song, even on the same album, sounds completely different, though you can here any one of their songs and tell instantly that it is Zeppelin.
One of my favorite songs ever by this legendary band. How well I recall how wonderful Over the Hill and Far Away sounded in concert at Madison Square Garden on July 27, 1973, I had 10th row orchestra seats and it was one of the most exciting concerts I ever saw. I still have the stub somewhere. Couldn't throw that one out! Yes, Jay, this song showcases both Led Zeppelin's hard side and their softer side.
I was prob 15 rows behind you….and was back again on the29 the first time I had heard No Quarter at these shows
@@jameshouston2174 What a show! If not mistaken, they opened with Rock and Roll, went into Black Dog, and Over the Hills and Far Away may have been the next song. The entire orchestra was on its feet, in fact, as I recall, the entire orchestra had to stand on their chairs for much of the show. The only time people sat was during Moby Dick. That was the show that the receipts were stolen from Zep's hotel room. I think my friend won the tix from a WNEW FM "next caller" contest.
@@KennyY-bh3zl uncle worked security at the garden….I was also at the infamous Tamps Stadium show in 77….and the riot was not just the fans fault……another great show was The Who in 73….76…..and 79…….the 89 tour was good but just not the same oh the memories……
I'm not 100% sure, but I may have been at that concert. The day the tickets went on sale, it was at 4am in the morning, as the line that had formed the night before got longer and longer along 8th Avenue. We got to the Garden around 11pm. What a shock when we realized that they decided to open up the ticket window. As the line began moving, we could not believe it! My recently departed best friend showed up in a taxi just as the lines began moving. He had driven in from Brooklyn, still in his pajamas, his "Jim Morrison" hair all disheveled, as we yelled for him to see us and join up with us in line. Precious memories!! Rest in peace, Molina ❤
@@lindazee Lindz, I'm sorry to hear of the passing of your friend. May Molina rest in peace. What an exciting time that was. I saw so many concerts at the Garden, the Felt Forum, the Academy of Music, the Nassau Coliseum, the Capitol Theater in Passaic. And tickets were so cheap ($5.50-$7.50), that I bought tickets to see bands that I wasn't even a fan of. Great times.
This is my favorite zeppelin song! Oh wait, i’ve said this about 20 of their songs!!
All Zep songs are Amazing. The phrase "..How much there is to know.." still makes me ponder as my mind wanders....for a trippy minute. I'm 62 and still love All of these songs!
In 1974, I was in 6th grade. My teacher was in her first year of teaching. We had a “free day” to do anything we wanted. I brought this album from my brother’s’ collection. My teacher always thought I was a little bit odd or old for my age. She was very fond of me. (just ask me) …. the look on her face when I started to play this album, she was absolutely astonished.
We had such a teacher, a very young sub, and she put on Deep Purple for us.
Led Zeppelin, The Who, Pink Floyd spoiled me as a kid. What an incredible soundtrack for a kid to grow up with. Thank you.
This is one of their best songs IMO. I absolutely love it! It’s one of my all time favorite Led Zeppelin songs which is really saying something since they have such an incredible catalogue of songs! I suggest your next next adventure down the Zep rabbit hole should be another one of my favorites ~ Ten Years Gone. ✌️❤️
You two HAVE GOT TO DO Fool In The Rain. It will blow your minds,it's like no Led Zeppelin song you've ever heard before. This is one of my all time favorite Zeppelin tunes,btw.
Yes, the whole In Through the Out Door album is so incredible.
@@jenniferfoster1692 It's one of my top 3 Led Zeppelin records,easy
@@brianmcmaster5112 Me too, definitely. Just starting it from In the Evening and letting it play til the end, did it so many times. For me it's a total experience, the whole album. Ok, not going to lie, I don't love Hot Dog, but they had fun doing it, lol.
@@jenniferfoster1692It was a very transitional record for Zeppelin and a hint of things to come had they not lost Bonzo.
@@jenniferfoster1692 Love Carrouselambra
My favorite Led Zeppelin album. Only 8 songs … but 7 are just outstanding. What a band.
Houses of the Holy is one of my favorite albums of all time, so stoked for this one 🦄😎🔥
John Bonham was my inspiration to play drums. Great song, love the way Zeppelin would get you started then break out outta nowhere and rock you out. I agree with Jay Plant's bluesy soul shows in his vocals.
One of my favorite songs from Zep. Thank you.
Yes!! One of my favorites. It's a joy to see you grooving to it for the first time. Like most Zeppelin songs, it takes you on journey.
This is such a freakin great song by Zeppelin.
My favorite Zeppelin song...great reaction! 🎉
This is one of my favorite songs of all times. And probably my favorite Led Zeppelin song.
"Fool in the rain" by Led Zeppelin should be your next song by them. Legendary drums. It's the shuffle beat that all rock songs are judged by. Kinda like "Roxanna" by Toto. Even has some piano too. Song has a completely different sound than what you usually hear from LZ.
Led Zeppelin's music is so multi dimensional. I think it is awesome that you can experience and enjoy yesterday's music. My grandparents probably wouldn't have allowed this album in their house, but that is because they couldn't understand what all the "noise" was about. Like you said, all of the guys in Led Zeppelin could have had a career on their own...so it is so extra special to have all that talent in just one band. They had it all! My older brother is the one who introduced me to "The Who", "Black Sabbath", "Deep Purple", and so much more. I was still a little girl when he was a teenager. I love the 60's and 70's. While there were some very talented bands in the 80's, music styles changed in subtle ways. Thank you for bringing my old albums to life again in this computerized and technological world of today. They did it all without all the tweaking in voice and sound. They really WERE that good that they didn't need it.
Robert Plant had a Grammy winning album with Allison Krauss, a bluegrass star instrumentalist and singer.
Zeppelin is the greatest at acoustic and electric guitars and the bass and John Bonham on drums! The best ever!!
You should give Achilles Last Stand a listen. It really showcases John Bonham's drum skills...God tier! ❤
You guys made me smile today with this one.
Temple of the Dog has a solid cover of it
Yes. One of Bonham's best
absolutely. that might be the pinnacle of Bonzo's drumming, for sure. but i especially love how joyful his drumming is on Fool In The Rain.
That's a good one
This clavinet part at the end of the song is surreal and magical!
Love you guys! Nice to know younger folks are listening to music I grew upm with... I'm 76 yrs old and still love 'em all!! Thank You!
This is my favorite Led Zeppelin song off my favorite Led Zeppelin album.
Every time I hear this, I'm transported back to '73, driving around in my car with this album cranked up. And I also think about the girl I had a crush on.
“ No Quarter” from the same album! Ohhhh yesssss.
Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Rock And Roll" and "Living Loving Maid (She's Just a Woman)"!!!
The engineering of the recording is still so amazing to my ears even so many years later, every track they made slaps on this song.
Robert Plant and Led Zeppelin are the best. Period.
Amber, you had such a look of contentment on your face while listening to this song. 😊 You were born for this music.
"Over the hills,and far away" has one of the greatest lines ind rock and roll. 'Many is a word,that only leaves you guessing. Guessing about a thing, you really ought to know'. Think about it. One helluva line.
Rob would be blown away by "The Ocean"! Led Zeppelin, of course.
Led Zeppelin AMAZING!!!!
YES! One if my favorite Led Zeppelin tunes!
Definitely one of my top songs its a masterpiece in my opinion its a buffet of sound in a song
Ramble on!!!! Bring it on home! Ten years gone!!! There are no bad songs!!
This is my 2nd favorite Zeppelin song after Stairway. Both the acoustic and electric guitar work is just incredible. Jimmy Page is a genius. Much love ❤️
You guys are ROCKIN' IT !
When I was young, I played Led Zeppelin every day and now that I'm the opposite of young, I still listen to Zep every day. Their music has aged well and demands your attention.
my favourite acoustic usually unknown song from Zeppelin!! thanks for reacting to this guys!!
I'm gonna crawl......LED Zeppelin.......great song very few know of by name
This is one of my favorites from Zeppelin.
Led zeppelin music makes you feel the need to share it with the world....only Zeppelin can that
Love this man’s voice so much
Boy oh boy ! Memories from waayyyy back in the day !! I can dig it. Thanks for sharing. Blessings....
Led Zeppelin - the masters of tempo changes.
You guys landed on my favorite Led Zeppelin song! Isn't that riff just amazing?! And I love Page's solo! 💖🎸
You have to listen on Vinyl with big 70s headphones to get the real feeling of this music
Oh don't get me started! I could write volumes about my love for Zep! You are so right, each of them are amazing artists in their own right, and when they came together they created magic. Imma total sucker for guitar so Jimmy is my fave member, but I love each of them. I could sit for hours and listen to nothing but Pagey play! There is also a special place in my heart for Bonzo. This song is a particular fave, but if I were to suggest a song that really showcases each of them, it would be "Since I've Been Loving You". That song just drips with passion!
My favorite Zeppelin song, thank you.
This is my very favorite Zeppelin tune. Starts off slowly, then bangs out the rock.
Brings back wonderful memories and vibes.
Zeppelin always made great albums and soundscapes. Always set a mood and made people rock hard
Yep. This is definitely one of Led Zep's bestest tunes. I'm not always a fan of Plant's screechy vocals but this is one of the few songs where it actually (kinda) works for me. As always, however; the musicianship is on point. The rhythm section (Bonham and Jones) is impeccable.
this will never gets old.
Every song in this album is classic. Please review “The Rain Song”
I thought of suggesting RainvSong too after I made my original suggestion of Ten Years Gone. Rain Song is so beautiful. I know they would enjoy it. Especially Amber. ✌️❤️
Love Zeppelin and this song.
My fave song....fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
My favorite Led Zep song.
never have seen a better show than zeppelin live and i have seen all the best bands
My first day here in California (1987), my brother was playing Led Zeppelin's The Ocean. Love for y'all to react to it.
THIS was the first song that introduced me to Zep so many years ago.
It's nice to hear this through the fresh ears and I'm glad your enjoying it
Led Zeppelin is life. It'll never be antiquated.
So glad y'all finally listened to my favorite zeppelin song!
He was also in the Honey Drippers Amber will love the song Sea of Love by the Honey Drippers..
I'm loving how you're both loving the music that I grew up on! It's really hard to say which group was the best... They were all so different. It all depended on what mood you were in. Led Zeppelin is top tier and will probably always be my number one group.
Favorite album of zeppelin!!
I love you guys reacting to Zeppelin deep cuts. This song is pretty awesome.
one of my favs!! The guitar and then Bonzo when the drums hit!! OMG!
I love it when people expand their thoughts. By listening to music that you would never do expands your thoughts. By listening to what other people thinks about things expands your mind. Remember, you are not the purveyor of all knowledge and no matter what you read or experience, you never will be and that is what should humble you to know the truth. Knowledge is power. Wisdom is how to use that power.
😊😊😊😊 one of my favorite Zeppelin songs 😊😊😊😊
Led Zep is the GOAT
You got it! The synthesis of electric and acoustic. Zed Zeppelin's trade mark!
There are actually several guitar tracks: six string acoustic, 12 string acoustic, and several overdubs on electric guitar. Multi-tracking technology was still relatively new in the early 70's, and by God, Led Zeppelin used every last tool in the shop when it came to studio recording.
I'm over the hills and far away in Northern California! Love Zep. Saw them in Oakland Summer 77
Epicness, loving me some Zep and watching you reacting and loving some Zep. I always loved that ending, it like a peaceful bonus section that gets down inside me.
When I was a senior in HS, my english teacher asked everyone to analyze their favorite song. Most of the kids picked popular songs at the time (2007), but I chose this one. Only one other kid knew what it was, and he gave me the 'props' look. 😅 Thanks for this reaction. Hearing it always takes me back to that based moment in my life.🤘🏼