That's why they call him the PRINCE OF SONG...

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Ian Anderson is an amazing human. Look closer, you will be amazed.

Great reaction Aaliyah! <3 Please try the live version of 'Whole Lotta Love' from the Albert Hall (it's on youtube), it will surely blow your mind!

I don't have a Patreon so can't suggest anything but on the off chance u see this u absolutely should check out and or maybe do a reaction to The Live at Wembley performance of Who Wants To Live Forever

Never halt Clare doing her thing!!!!!! Listen, then react.

No need to apologize - If one doesn't get carried away by these rythms and the groove, one needs a pulse check ;-)

The all female Japanese rock band Gacharic Spin has 3 members who sing and play instruments at the same time-at a high level. Tamashii, live, is a great song for a starting point. They’ve been together since 2009 and have a large music catalog.

We all love Maiden❤

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Did you know that it is the same guitarist who played "Child in time"?

Great reaction ❤

Tool the pot is great ☝️

Deen castronova's version is good as well!

There is a reason jon bon jovi gave him hjs nickname the voice!

A request for a review of traces 1, and traces when it comes out! Love your show!

It was in 1996. I was 29 years old and Deep Purple gave a concert in the small town of Suhl in Thuringia, Germany, my home town. Deep Purple's line-up was Paice, Gillan, Lord, Morse and Glover . They played all the classics and at the end, as an encore, Child in Time. The 6,000 people in the hall were silent and just listened to the music until the chaos in the song began. Then everyone joined in, clapping and jumping. Epic. I still love listening to Deep Purple today. I'm 57 now and will always listen to them. One of the best bands in the world.

They were great band good times. I like that you enjoy this music. ❤️❤️

I love that even tho all the training you have had should make you wince at the purposeful flats and fry that pushes past the written notes into... A true acting moment of the hurt of betrayal... You can still feel him. Never lose that. Art is making something and having someone react and feel to it. Zeppelin at their best were 4 savants that swam through an ocean of technique talent to somehow land pure emotions. It's ridiculous how good they were.

I was about a third of the way through your reaction when you mentioned how good Sebastian was at expressing emotion through his vocals. Made me literally laugh out loud for a second thinking how you hadn't seen anything yet with what was coming in the later half of the song. I discovered Skid Row on April 10, 1989, when I saw them open for Bon Jovi on the Jersey Syndicate Tour in Wichita, KS. I knew nothing about the band at the time. Had heard one of their songs, "I Remember You" on the radio, but hadn't realized it was the band I was about to see until they played the song as part of that show. But 15 seconds after Sebastian unleashed his vocals on the crowd, I knew I was going to the record store and getting that album the next day. (I miss those record stores, having music available at the click of a mouse is great, but the experience of just going to the store to search for new and interesting albums is one of those things today's generation just never gets to experience) I've been to probably 70 or so concerts since then (national tours, not counting local bar shows), and that night's performance by both bands is still in the top 5 for just all around fun concerts I ever saw, and it was only the second concert I had ever been too. Great way to start a life of enjoying live music. With Skid Row you had the just raw sound and my favorite vocalist ever. And Bon Jovi's show just had the pure spectacle with they pyro, the gangplank that allowed the band to run to the back of the arena and perform songs for the people with the worse seats in the house that was up there with the times I've seen KISS and Def Leppard for the best showmanship. Great night! Skid Row's first two albums are still some of my favorites after more than 30 years. It's just a shame they couldn't keep the band together. Both the band and Sebastian are still rocking though. Sebastian just released his fifth solo album "Child Within the Man" last month.

One of my Favorites of this Man is a jam…”Call me Al”..Fun little MV showcasing his Multi Instrumentation

Oh, I meant to also say that I guess that's you singing at the beginning of your vids. I mean, of COURSE you do, cos it's WHAT you do, lol, but yes, you DO have a lovely voice!

Thanks for doing more Zeppelin! Very popular among the audience members, shows up in a lot of our algos, at least that's wht broguht me here, lol. If you want a taste of Robert's (and Zeppelin's) "Softer side," check out the gorgeous acoustic "Going to California" performance from 1975. And/or "That's the Way" from the same show. "Rock and Roll" from 1973 MSG is a fun and "harder" song. "The Ocean" from the same show is even better! Or mix the soft and hard with the iconic "Stairway to Heaven," also MSG 1973. CHeers!

Your reactions to Ian's crazy vocal pyrotechnics were properly gobsmacked, lol! And THANK YOU so much for re-winding!! It's SO important and not that many reactors do it, so they miss crucial transitions, great drum fills, awesome lyrics, etc. Good stuff, thanks!

Came for seeing how you'd react to Lisa the Magnificent, stayed for the rest, LOL. Even if not a reaction, at some point you should also treat yourself to the studio version, where the equally incredible Merry Clayton, who was summoned at 2 A.M. or something like that to the studio, sang the iconic middle vocal eruption in one take. In the song, Mick Jagger can be heard in the background going "Yeah!" because he knew she'd nailed it!

A kid who wanted his parents to buy him a guitar for rock n roll, so they gave him a flute instead.

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I like how younger people react to bands like Zeppelin even if their background in music can be completely different. Jimmy Page the founder, guitarist, engineer, and part producer is the reason why I picked up the guitar. Led Zeppelin and The Stones are still my 2 favorite bands. Robert Plant is one of my favorite singers and what separates him from the other high range voices is his accents and versatility in his sounds. John Bonham? I heard many fantastic drums from many players but no one like John. John Paul Jones? He in my mind was the conductor and the Zep sound that not many people mention, they mention the other guys all the time. JPJ plays bass, guitars, mandolin, organ and anything that has strings. Listen to JPJ do No Quarter from the same show. What’s not to say about Zeppelin, they knew the first moment when they all jammed together they were special.

You have been a teen for the five years I've been watching you.

Excellent choice 👌 One of my favourites.

As with all greats...often needs time to appreciate.

Sorry, you're weak at appreciating voices and ways of singing... you talked about this and that in highs and lows and never commented because you didn't notice that he was chewing gum throughout the "holy" song. But it's ok...keep going.

The studio version is différent because more restrained but very beautiful too.

That house was his childhood home.

The greatest band in history.

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Her facials expressions are the best.

Her reaction to that forst E5 is so rewarding to hear. When inwas a kid I used to play Queensyrche and ironmaiden for my mom and uncles and they just dismissed it. I knew the talent when i was a kid and its so rewarding to see the music i grew up loving to finally get the recognition it deserves

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Hey some of your screen effects are really hard on my eyes. I have trouble focusing up close and your merging left right text gives a 3d effect that causes headaches. All the glittery stars at the end are also hard to focus on. You might rethink how "disturbing" these effects are on some folks. The tiktok logo for example gives me a headache within 30seconds.

His father had the same voice, listen to him

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Thank you for this reaction Aaliyah!

It was fun watching you fall in love in real time! Jeff Buckley was a true original and a genius.

"La Boheme"....it's an opera 😊🎉