I love your reactions Mason. Do not worry about negative comments. Sadly, it goes with the territory on digital platforms. You come over as genuine which is endearing. Also you have intelligence and you bring that to your reactions. Its all good bro. 👍
@@MDreeezy We got your back man no worries dont pay no mind to haters & hey IF ya do get em & they leave a comment then good it UPS your algorithm so F it MORE better for ya!!! teehee **YOU** are freakin **Amazing** just keep being **Beautiful YOU** **RockON!!!**
I was 15 the first time I heard Zeppelin. Everyone was in a trance.Every day there was new bands. But this.blew everyone away.Was it all real.Yes we saw it.The music of our time. What the music gave us.we now give to you.just listen.❤
So this is a cover of a 1929 track by Memphis Mini and Kansas Joe McCoy, so it's nearly 100 years old! Written about a massive floud in the mississipi delta. Led Zeppelin recorded the drum in the entrance hall of a British Mansion Home, and is widely regarded as one of the best Rock Drum recordings ever made. The final track had some tweaking to get everything to come together with the kit available at the time. Great reaction dude, just keep doing your thing your way!
Hey we were the same way you are right now, 50 years ago, we didnt know what to expect from Led ZEPPY, our body language, our freaken ears, it was FABULOUS!!! KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK GOING DOWN THE GODS OF ROCK AND ROLL RABBIT HOLE❤☘️🎶💃💃
Great reaction!! So happy you are getting into Led Zeppelin - my favorite band. A little background on this blues/rock song: it is a cover, with some tweaks of a song by Memphis Minnie and her husband Kansas Joe McCoy (written in 1929) about a massive flood in Mississippi the spring of 1927. Robert Plant is playing the harmonica. The drums and John Bonham are everything in this song. It was recorded at Headley Grange, an old mansion in England. His drums are placed in the entry way with a three story stairwell. The sound is so huge in part because of the reverb of the sound in the stairwell. They hung two mikes up on the first floor over Bonham’s kit to catch that sound. The instruments are slowed down, and some of it is produced backward to give it a swampy feeling. Some of the harmonica is backwards too. There is a lot more to this masterpiece. One of Led Zeppelin’s best IMHO.
Just remember that this is YOUR channel. React to what you want. You be you. If someone has something negative to say, they are welcome to go somewhere else. You have a beautiful smile. That says everything about how you feel for what you're hearing. Us older folks had to learn to let negative stuff roll off our backs, and go on with our lives. Be strong! I love your channel!
I saw Zeppelin in 73 or 74. What a great show. This song, with Jon’s drumming made the show. We were about 10 rows from the stage. I’ll never forget, and still have the ticket just incase I forget.😂
It's so fresh to see a young man as yourself enjoying the music I was brought up listening to and going to concerts was just what you did. It was almost a sin to miss one, God bless and keep on Rocking 🎉 ps try some Robin Trower off the Bridge of Sighs the song Too Rolling Stoned
Don't listen to anybody who criticizes what you are doing, or how you are doing it. You already know that, but some people have nothing better to do than to make you doubt yourself. Stay strong, sir. You are an amazing young man.
That's Robert killing it on harmonica. You're right, bass and drums work together as the rhythm section to hold it down and give that steady beat...and the very heavy sound of Bonhom's drumming, which I heard somewhere was recorded in a stairwell to amplify it, comes through with almost an ominous feeling, like a funeral dirge. It's a foreboding song about a great flood in the Mississippi delta during the depression era, that drowned many and drove others out to find work, notably in Chicago. The delta blues music was carried to Chicago along with the people who left. I love your reactions Mason, you've got a natural understanding for music so stay with it!
Great Reaction, you are really leaning into what makes the 60s and 70s the greatest time for music! It was the pure talent displayed! Music, lyrics, and performance. Next for some Zeppelin versatility, try "Ramble On", "Going to California", so much more!
Love that you're not falling into the same rut as other reviewers of overreacting during the song as a cloying attempt at winning you over. Just stick with the way you would act if you were all alone listening to it in your house. Groove with it if you feel the urge or not. And for the places where you truly feel the music is launching you reacting is great, just overdoing it like we see so often is a real buzz kill. The moment it seems fake, it poisons the places where it is actually authentic. Thanks again for doing it natural, man.
We are all here to watch your true reaction to great music most of us already know and grew up with, and your experience to great music that is totally new to you! Nothing more annoying than watching someone who is acting (and not all that well) to make us think they are really enjoying what they are hearing ! Many are so very obvious and over the top with it. We remember where we were when we heard this for the first time, whether it be the radio or a vinyl that we saved and saved for to buy... And to see someone young actually listening to this amazing natural talent that these bands have, takes many of us back to when we first heard it ourselves. I love seeing young people appreciate the talent these artists have. You are doing a great job, forget the haters... no one is perfect and no one expects perfect.
Yay! So happy you checked out “when the levee breaks”! Great that you picked up how John Bonham is so steady and heavy on the drums. He’s one of the greatest drummers of all time. I’m glad you enjoyed it! 😊
Somewhere in the Bible(or somewhere heh) mentions something akin to 'We are always being refined.' Or the idea of perpetually becoming. Of which, I quite like the idea. 😊 Gives us another perpetual chance too. Thanks Universe! And ty for reacting to the boys.
😂😂😂 You made me laugh by naming the members of the band... But BRAVO!!! It's cool !!! You have them all!!! 👍 You can listen to all Led Zeppelin albums, you won't be disappointed!!! I have almost all their vinyl albums (Pink Floyd too)
The song is about the great Mississippi flood of 1927 and was written by someone who witnessed it. Plant changed some words and added some but that is the context.
This is a cover of a very old Blues song about a true, huge flood of the Mississippi Delta and how many African Americans from the South moved North (they say 'Going to Chicago' in the song) in part because of the flood. So it's a very literal song in the meaning of uprooting your life to move North, which many people did, in part due to a natural disaster.
...and John Paul Jones on Bass Guitar, Keybords, Mandolin, and probably a few other instruments I forgot about! If you like blues, check out "The Lemon Song," "Since I've Been Loving You," "I Can't Quit You Baby," "You Shook Me," "Bring It On Home," "Ramble On"... All GREAT songs by Zeppelin!
You got the names right. John Paul Jones is the bassist, but he also played the keyboards. And on this specific track, Robert Plant played the harmonica.
Robert Plant’s harmonica on this is absolutely incredible. With Bonham’s drums it’s…well…what can you say about something so inspired. One of the many great Led Zeppelin songs.
I think you would enjoy hearing LZ'S Dazed and Confused, then there's The Rain Song for something totally different. To be honest you're best bet is to start from album 1 track 1 and go on from there 😊 I don't mind the pauses, I understand you have to do it.
As someone who is about to turn 51 I just want to tell you how much I love seeing the younger generation discovering and enjoying the music that I grew up with. It really warms our old hearts to watch people in their teens and 20's have their minds blown 🤯 by the music that bkew our minds back in the day. It's really a testament to just how great the musicians were back then and how well the music still holds up today. Not that there isn't any good music being made these days, it's just not as abundant and not as accessible since the formats of FM radio and MTV have been replaced by streaming on the internet which is more targeted to individual niche listeners where you are less likely to be exposed to the good music of today if you're not already in that little niche market. Anyway, to make a long story short, I just want to encourage you and all the other young content creators reacting to music to keep on digging deeper, searching, exploring and enjoy the ride of learning about all of the great music from the golden age of rock music. 🎶🎸🤩
Listen to the original version of this song to get an appreciation for the Zeppelin version. They say that Zeppelin just copies songs but what they have done is much more.
Yes, the bottom sound in music, all music (think about ti), carries the rest of the melody along with vocals and solos. Great "JOURNEY" so far and appreciate you.
This album came out as I was graduating from high school when I was a bass player in a couple of garage bands (I'm now 67). This song was the least of my favorites, until I grew up. This song is monumental LZ, especially due to John Bonham's iconic drumming. His drumming, while not flashy or intricate, is perfect in it's style and apprpropriateness. Mozart, Bach, and Bheetoven would agree.
Check out You Shook Me, the song is bluesy with a great guitar / vocal follow. It's one of my favorites. Black Dog, due to the time signatures, was considered by the band, very difficult to play. They made this music in the late 60s to early 70s before the sophistication that exists today. They were truly masters of their craft. Keep up the good work.
I think you're doing a great job. I love watching you younger people react to music from the 60s and 70s those were great years great experimentation with music and recording
I love your reactions, cuz you really "Get It" about music. Ever since Hurricane Katrina in 2005, this song reminds me of how desperate they must've felt standing on the roofs of their houses wondering if they were going to survive.
You should do "Since I've Been Loving You" next. Please do the studio version (sounds so much better than the live). Like Stairway to Heaven, the song is other level and will blow you away. Truly, one of the greatest achievements in audio recording history. Again, studio version please! Peace
I like your channel bro. You are hitting alot of the old great stuff that blew our minds back in the day. Robert Plant is such an underrated harmonica player. Funky as hell
I love your reactions. Don’t let any negative comments get you down. For a great songwriter who loves experimenting with different instrumentation, try Paul Simon. Either as a solo artist with “Call Me Al” from his Graceland album or with his duo Simon and Garfunkle - I recommend The Boxer, Scarboro Fair/Canticle, and Bridge over Troubled Waters ( live in Central Park)
This is a country blues song from 1929 that LZ made their own. Many british bands got influenced by and recorded older blues songs in the 60´s. If you want to get knowledge about that influence check out John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers, including over the years Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, Peter Green (Fleetwood Mac), Mick Taylor (Rolling Stones, Jack Bruce Band), Danny Kirwan (Fleetwood Mac), John McVie (Fleetwood Mac), Ansley Dunbar (Frank Zappa and the Mothers), Jon Hiseman and Dick Heckstall-Smith (Colosseum). The birthplace of the british invation in music.
Though the live of When The Levee Breaks is great, the studio for the drum beat is the best. Bonham’s drums were setup in the entrance of a 3 story place called Headley Grange, with microphones hanging above different levels. A closer description would be the massive flood that hit New Orleans, when the levee broke there, I’m not sure if you remember the horror of that. You could look it up if not, I can’t remember what year it was, but in the 2,000. You do your reactions how you want, I know you need to stop, as long as it isn’t over stopping. Try not to during a Page solo, they are epic. Great job young man, I’m enjoying your reactions, & keep enjoying the greatest band to ever grace us with music.
Oh & P.S. If sayin "John Paul Jones" all the time is hard on ya lots of people call him "JPJ" or as the band called him "Jonesy" heh just wanting to help ya out make it easier & ALWAYS **Fun** for **You** ya make my day anytime i drop by your channel so **Thank YOU** so very much for THAT! & just **Luv** your enthusiasm & it just really shows how much ya are **Enjoying** your **Fantastical Musical Journey** into **ALL** the **Extraordinary** bands out there! **KeepBeingYOU** **RockON!!!**
Can't forget Robert plant on that mean harmonica! And this song is about the great Mississippi flood that happened in the 1800's! Many people died and lost their homes!
All their songs are amazing, here’s a couple standouts. Kashmir* The Rain Song* In My Time Of Dying* Achilles Last Stand* I suggest lives, their lives are amazing. I’m not sure if you saw, Since I’ve Been Loving You, live at Madison Square Gardens (1973). Lives from MSG are epic, Kebworth (probably spelled wrong) is other great lives.
If you want to go on a journey check out their studio versions of No Quarter ❤and Battle of Evermore ❤ Both are beautifully arranged. In The Light ❤is another great one too.
You’re doing a fantastic job! 💪🏻 🤘🏻 You’re thinking deeply about the lyrics. You’re paying attention to the talent behind the instruments. And.. you’ve got a wide variety of music on your channel! I’ve listened to stuff I never would have bc of you… lol I didn’t like it but I tried! lol ❤ keep being YOU.
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I love your reactions Mason. Do not worry about negative comments. Sadly, it goes with the territory on digital platforms. You come over as genuine which is endearing. Also you have intelligence and you bring that to your reactions. Its all good bro. 👍
Thank you alot💪🏽💙
@@MDreeezy We got your back man no worries dont pay no mind to haters & hey IF ya do get em & they leave a comment then good it UPS your algorithm so F it MORE better for ya!!! teehee **YOU** are freakin **Amazing** just keep being **Beautiful YOU** **RockON!!!**
🙄 And if dem don't understand by now, why you pause, 🤨 then something wrong wit dem'! 🤭 Sorry, trying to keep the 'Patois' under control! 😁🐰
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I was 15 the first time I heard Zeppelin. Everyone was in a trance.Every day there was new bands. But this.blew everyone away.Was it all real.Yes we saw it.The music of our time. What the music gave us.we now give to you.just listen.❤
Honey I’m 72 and I still don’t have it all figured out 😂. Just be yourself, I’m here for ya 💜👵🏼✌🏼🌻
So this is a cover of a 1929 track by Memphis Mini and Kansas Joe McCoy, so it's nearly 100 years old! Written about a massive floud in the mississipi delta.
Led Zeppelin recorded the drum in the entrance hall of a British Mansion Home, and is widely regarded as one of the best Rock Drum recordings ever made.
The final track had some tweaking to get everything to come together with the kit available at the time.
Great reaction dude, just keep doing your thing your way!
don't try to be perfect. just be yourself! you have an old soul (that's a good thing) and give very thoughtful reactions. keep up the good work!
This was an old blues song, about a flood in 1927, getting the Led Zep treatment.
The two versions are very different. The Led Zeppelin song has drums and harmonica.
Yes, many British bands made rock songs out of US blues songs...💓🎶🎵
Hey we were the same way you are right now, 50 years ago, we didnt know what to expect from Led ZEPPY, our body language, our freaken ears, it was FABULOUS!!! KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK GOING DOWN THE GODS OF ROCK AND ROLL RABBIT HOLE❤☘️🎶💃💃
You must listen to Brain Squeeze! (Zeppy).
😂😉
Great reaction!! So happy you are getting into Led Zeppelin - my favorite band. A little background on this blues/rock song: it is a cover, with some tweaks of a song by Memphis Minnie and her husband Kansas Joe McCoy (written in 1929) about a massive flood in Mississippi the spring of 1927. Robert Plant is playing the harmonica. The drums and John Bonham are everything in this song. It was recorded at Headley Grange, an old mansion in England. His drums are placed in the entry way with a three story stairwell. The sound is so huge in part because of the reverb of the sound in the stairwell. They hung two mikes up on the first floor over Bonham’s kit to catch that sound. The instruments are slowed down, and some of it is produced backward to give it a swampy feeling. Some of the harmonica is backwards too. There is a lot more to this masterpiece. One of Led Zeppelin’s best IMHO.
Zep are the GOATs!
This is great...Bonham drumming is magnificent! Robert on that harmonica!
Just 100 more song to go! The delay and reverb on the drums on this song are epic as is the harmonica..
Hey sweetheart thankyou for loving our Led Z..now Led Z is yours also..enjoy..peace..
Just remember that this is YOUR channel. React to what you want. You be you. If someone has something negative to say, they are welcome to go somewhere else. You have a beautiful smile. That says everything about how you feel for what you're hearing. Us older folks had to learn to let negative stuff roll off our backs, and go on with our lives. Be strong! I love your channel!
I appreciate that! Thank you
@@MDreeezy Yeah, if someone is critizing something about what You're doing, just tell them "Thank You! Anything else?"😜 Blessings 🙏🕊️🌟
Wait until you hear Nobody's fault but mine.
I saw Zeppelin in 73 or 74. What a great show. This song, with Jon’s drumming made the show. We were about 10 rows from the stage. I’ll never forget, and still have the ticket just incase I forget.😂
I got to see them in 1977 at the Oakland coliseum
This track is all about the drums and harmonica at the beginning.
It's so fresh to see a young man as yourself enjoying the music I was brought up listening to and going to concerts was just what you did. It was almost a sin to miss one, God bless and keep on Rocking 🎉 ps try some Robin Trower off the Bridge of Sighs the song Too Rolling Stoned
Don't listen to anybody who criticizes what you are doing, or how you are doing it. You already know that, but some people have nothing better to do than to make you doubt yourself. Stay strong, sir. You are an amazing young man.
You're good my man, appreciate ya branching out and testing the waters. Zepp is my all time favorite!! Love your input and reactions
No music no life
KNOW music KNOW life
KNOW ZEPPELIN!!
That's Robert killing it on harmonica. You're right, bass and drums work together as the rhythm section to hold it down and give that steady beat...and the very heavy sound of Bonhom's drumming, which I heard somewhere was recorded in a stairwell to amplify it, comes through with almost an ominous feeling, like a funeral dirge. It's a foreboding song about a great flood in the Mississippi delta during the depression era, that drowned many and drove others out to find work, notably in Chicago. The delta blues music was carried to Chicago along with the people who left. I love your reactions Mason, you've got a natural understanding for music so stay with it!
Great Reaction, you are really leaning into what makes the 60s and 70s the greatest time for music! It was the pure talent displayed! Music, lyrics, and performance. Next for some Zeppelin versatility, try "Ramble On", "Going to California", so much more!
yes! Going to California GREAT SONG!
Just shows their range .. great song
Love that you're not falling into the same rut as other reviewers of overreacting during the song as a cloying attempt at winning you over. Just stick with the way you would act if you were all alone listening to it in your house. Groove with it if you feel the urge or not. And for the places where you truly feel the music is launching you reacting is great, just overdoing it like we see so often is a real buzz kill. The moment it seems fake, it poisons the places where it is actually authentic. Thanks again for doing it natural, man.
I like how music puts on a smile to your face .. isn’t that the point !! LZ is just pure good music . Keep it up !!
We are all here to watch your true reaction to great music most of us already know and grew up with, and your experience to great music that is totally new to you!
Nothing more annoying than watching someone who is acting (and not all that well) to make us think they are really enjoying what they are hearing ! Many are so very obvious and over the top with it.
We remember where we were when we heard this for the first time, whether it be the radio or a vinyl that we saved and saved for to buy...
And to see someone young actually listening to this amazing natural talent that these bands have, takes many of us back to when we first heard it ourselves.
I love seeing young people appreciate the talent these artists have. You are doing a great job, forget the haters... no one is perfect and no one expects perfect.
Yay! So happy you checked out “when the levee breaks”! Great that you picked up how John Bonham is so steady and heavy on the drums. He’s one of the greatest drummers of all time. I’m glad you enjoyed it! 😊
Next, ...In My Time Of Dying ...11 minute song, all 4 playing in the recording studio on tape, 1 take, ...old school to the max🔥🎸
Don't worry about being perfect just be you. You can't go wrong with Led Zeppelin. Your doing great.
You got a good ear our kid😊
People can be like a bucket of crabs.
Pulling each other down, trying to get out, none of them do.
Don’t take it personally
It’s just what crabs do.
Thee most sampled drum by rapppers/hip hop is When the Levee breaks !!!!!!!! facts
You got dabbing’ emojis??? Awesome 😅
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When the levee breaks mama ya gotta move.
This song used to get some sort of "best Rock Drumming" award in Rhythm magazine's annual poll until into the 90s I think.
Somewhere in the Bible(or somewhere heh) mentions something akin to 'We are always being refined.' Or the idea of perpetually becoming. Of which, I quite like the idea. 😊 Gives us another perpetual chance too. Thanks Universe! And ty for reacting to the boys.
So glad you did the studio version first..live is good but song gets changed around✌️💕
keep on hittin these guys . I've read before - God was in a good mood the day these four people were put together !
😂😂😂 You made me laugh by naming the members of the band... But BRAVO!!! It's cool !!! You have them all!!! 👍
You can listen to all Led Zeppelin albums, you won't be disappointed!!! I have almost all their vinyl albums (Pink Floyd too)
Love your enthusiasm Mason
The drumming on this track has been used in countless rap songs .
Blues music connects us all
Love and peace
Real music makes you feel without words
The song is about the great Mississippi flood of 1927 and was written by someone who witnessed it. Plant changed some words and added some but that is the context.
This is a cover of a very old Blues song about a true, huge flood of the Mississippi Delta and how many African Americans from the South moved North (they say 'Going to Chicago' in the song) in part because of the flood. So it's a very literal song in the meaning of uprooting your life to move North, which many people did, in part due to a natural disaster.
...and John Paul Jones on Bass Guitar, Keybords, Mandolin, and probably a few other instruments I forgot about! If you like blues, check out "The Lemon Song," "Since I've Been Loving You," "I Can't Quit You Baby," "You Shook Me," "Bring It On Home," "Ramble On"... All GREAT songs by Zeppelin!
You got the names right. John Paul Jones is the bassist, but he also played the keyboards. And on this specific track, Robert Plant played the harmonica.
You recognize greatness when you hear it. Well done!
Robert Plant’s harmonica on this is absolutely incredible. With Bonham’s drums it’s…well…what can you say about something so inspired. One of the many great Led Zeppelin songs.
I bet you're a good dancer by how you move to this song. You do you!
Well done! Keep enjoying Led Zeppelin. And good for you trying something you weren’t sure you were going to like!
Ime 66yrs old, you get it! Nice to see young people getting into older stuff, not all new music is bad , but this is genious! Keep it up😊
You're so much fun to listen to these amazing musicians with! So genuine, thank you for giving my day a lift 😊❤
I absolutely love your channel. Im 55 years old and watching you discover Zeppelin is so awesome..please do Misty Mountain Hop
Thank you! Will do!
Ah, that harmonica...I hope you'll check out the international collaboration version of this song. Epic. And JPJ is on bass there too.
I believe that’s called Playing For Change?
I think you would enjoy hearing LZ'S Dazed and Confused, then there's The Rain Song for something totally different. To be honest you're best bet is to start from album 1 track 1 and go on from there 😊
I don't mind the pauses, I understand you have to do it.
As someone who is about to turn 51 I just want to tell you how much I love seeing the younger generation discovering and enjoying the music that I grew up with. It really warms our old hearts to watch people in their teens and 20's have their minds blown 🤯 by the music that bkew our minds back in the day. It's really a testament to just how great the musicians were back then and how well the music still holds up today.
Not that there isn't any good music being made these days, it's just not as abundant and not as accessible since the formats of FM radio and MTV have been replaced by streaming on the internet which is more targeted to individual niche listeners where you are less likely to be exposed to the good music of today if you're not already in that little niche market.
Anyway, to make a long story short, I just want to encourage you and all the other young content creators reacting to music to keep on digging deeper, searching, exploring and enjoy the ride of learning about all of the great music from the golden age of rock music. 🎶🎸🤩
You are doing great!! 😊
Keep doin' what you do! It's always a pleasure, hearing your insight. You Know good music and have such a mature interpretation of it! Peace, brother
Listen to the original version of this song to get an appreciation for the Zeppelin version. They say that Zeppelin just copies songs but what they have done is much more.
Yes, the bottom sound in music, all music (think about ti), carries the rest of the melody along with vocals and solos. Great "JOURNEY" so far and appreciate you.
Now you have appreciate Robert Plant on the harmonica,, it is 🤯
This album came out as I was graduating from high school when I was a bass player in a couple of garage bands (I'm now 67). This song was the least of my favorites, until I grew up. This song is monumental LZ, especially due to John Bonham's iconic drumming. His drumming, while not flashy or intricate, is perfect in it's style and apprpropriateness. Mozart, Bach, and Bheetoven would agree.
You're doing awesome! This is one of my top 3 Zeppelin songs.
Love this song! Top 10 of my Zeppelin list. 😊
It's the GOATS!!! Here we go people. Good choice bro.
☮️ you got all the band members correct 💯.
You are a Fantastic reactor ❤️. Don't worry about haters . We Love ya.💕. Any song from Led Zeppelin is 🔥
Check out You Shook Me, the song is bluesy with a great guitar / vocal follow. It's one of my favorites.
Black Dog, due to the time signatures, was considered by the band, very difficult to play. They made this music in the late 60s to early 70s before the sophistication that exists today. They were truly masters of their craft.
Keep up the good work.
I wish I could press like a hundred times for your reaction!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I truly look forward to your reactions. Don't let negative comments worry you. They are just trolls
Great reaction!
What I have always loved about the band when they preform live they always Improvise what ever song that they play! GOAT!
Great bands have great rhythm sections, period.
I think you're doing a great job. I love watching you younger people react to music from the 60s and 70s those were great years great experimentation with music and recording
Zeppelin is my all time favorite band and I am impressed by your reactions. Keep it up bro!!
You are doing a wonderful job!!!! Love your smile when you’re listening to,this great music❤️❤️🇨🇦🇨🇦 1:26
I'M SO PROUD OF YOU YOU GOT ALL THE NAMES AND THE THE INSTRUMENTS RIGHT YOU'RE DOING GREAT
I love your reactions, cuz you really "Get It" about music. Ever since Hurricane Katrina in 2005, this song reminds me of how desperate they must've felt standing on the roofs of their houses wondering if they were going to survive.
this one is greatness you are doing fine
You're doin' great! We're enjoying the music along with you. :)
This song makes me glad I have ears.❤
studio version of one of their popular hits... perfect... you're doing a great job with the reactions... really enjoy watching
You are a fine reactor, glad I found your channel. Looking forward to more of your journey.
Mason: Enjoy watching you react to everything. You the man!
Thanks alot💪🏽💙
Don’t worry about negative. Zep fans are very protective of the band. But still give ur honest assessment, much respect when you do! Thank you ✌️
Check out the lemon 🍋 song
This song is going to be a journey with a bass line that will blow you mind guaranteed. You won't be disappointed
You should do "Since I've Been Loving You" next. Please do the studio version (sounds so much better than the live). Like Stairway to Heaven, the song is other level and will blow you away. Truly, one of the greatest achievements in audio recording history. Again, studio version please!
Peace
Thumbs up on the background change!
This is music you gotta own.
Mason! Haters gonna hate - never you mind. You're doing just fine.😊
Nice!! Young Man. That was one of the Best! & Most Respectable Reactions to this Tune ! ✌️
I like your channel bro. You are hitting alot of the old great stuff that blew our minds back in the day. Robert Plant is such an underrated harmonica player. Funky as hell
I love your reactions. Don’t let any negative comments get you down. For a great songwriter who loves experimenting with different instrumentation, try Paul Simon. Either as a solo artist with “Call Me Al” from his Graceland album or with his duo Simon and Garfunkle - I recommend The Boxer, Scarboro Fair/Canticle, and Bridge over Troubled Waters ( live in Central Park)
probably my alltime fav
zep song
This is a country blues song from 1929 that LZ made their own. Many british bands got influenced by and recorded older blues songs in the 60´s. If you want to get knowledge about that influence check out John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers, including over the years Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, Peter Green (Fleetwood Mac), Mick Taylor (Rolling Stones, Jack Bruce Band), Danny Kirwan (Fleetwood Mac), John McVie (Fleetwood Mac), Ansley Dunbar (Frank Zappa and the Mothers), Jon Hiseman and Dick Heckstall-Smith (Colosseum). The birthplace of the british invation in music.
Though the live of When The Levee Breaks is great, the studio for the drum beat is the best. Bonham’s drums were setup in the entrance of a 3 story place called Headley Grange, with microphones hanging above different levels. A closer description would be the massive flood that hit New Orleans, when the levee broke there, I’m not sure if you remember the horror of that. You could look it up if not, I can’t remember what year it was, but in the 2,000. You do your reactions how you want, I know you need to stop, as long as it isn’t over stopping. Try not to during a Page solo, they are epic. Great job young man, I’m enjoying your reactions, & keep enjoying the greatest band to ever grace us with music.
Oh & P.S. If sayin "John Paul Jones" all the time is hard on ya lots of people call him "JPJ" or as the band called him "Jonesy" heh just wanting to help ya out make it easier & ALWAYS **Fun** for **You** ya make my day anytime i drop by your channel so **Thank YOU** so very much for THAT! & just **Luv** your enthusiasm & it just really shows how much ya are **Enjoying** your **Fantastical Musical Journey** into **ALL** the **Extraordinary** bands out there! **KeepBeingYOU** **RockON!!!**
Can't forget Robert plant on that mean harmonica! And this song is about the great Mississippi flood that happened in the 1800's! Many people died and lost their homes!
All their songs are amazing, here’s a couple standouts. Kashmir* The Rain Song* In My Time Of Dying* Achilles Last Stand* I suggest lives, their lives are amazing. I’m not sure if you saw, Since I’ve Been Loving You, live at Madison Square Gardens (1973). Lives from MSG are epic, Kebworth (probably spelled wrong) is other great lives.
You're doing great...that's all that counts.
You're doing really well, you should be proud of yourself!
Hey! I’m ecstatic that you took my suggestion to hit this great Zeppelin tune! Happy you enjoyed it!
Thanks for the idea!
OH!!! F YEA!!! tis one of THE **Big Ones** teehee cant wait to see your reaction to THIS one ahaha **Fun** YAY k goin in...Weeeeeeee
Saw LZ live on 1/25/1975, Market Square Arena, Indianapolis, Indiana. Unbelievable!
If you want to go on a journey check out their studio versions of No Quarter ❤and Battle of Evermore ❤
Both are beautifully arranged.
In The Light ❤is another great one too.
You’re doing a fantastic job! 💪🏻 🤘🏻 You’re thinking deeply about the lyrics. You’re paying attention to the talent behind the instruments. And.. you’ve got a wide variety of music on your channel! I’ve listened to stuff I never would have bc of you… lol I didn’t like it but I tried! lol ❤ keep being YOU.