50 LED ZEPPELIN RIFFS

[@AndreaBoccarusso]

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[@tomhimself4283]

here watchin this for the 100th time caught u updatin shit , fuckin mind blowin lol

[@Rp-bk7mh]

How bloody good was Page .

[@LoudwireMusic]

RIP Monetization

[@AndreaBoccarusso]

I stopped believing in monetization a long time ago :D

[@carachamadofinger4640]

@@AndreaBoccarusso F

[@johnstoner8515]

theres ads on this vid

[@MaddDogg316]

@@johnstoner8515, yea but that revenue isn't going to Andrea.

[@mackvismusic8622]

@@MaddDogg316 why not?

[@sergioa.9695]

Jimmy Page is one of the greatest riff maker in music history.

[@Anonymous-re9fd]

Sergio A. I’d say James Hetfield too, even though it sounds edgy, he really wrote some legendary riffs

[@JuanCarlos-ch8ix]

@@Anonymous-re9fd i don't think so many Metallica's legendary riffs were writen by Kirk or Cliff or even mustaine. I don't think that him alone can be in the same league as page or Iommi or Chuck (death).

[@g3intel]

I’d give Lemmy and some of the Motörhead guitarists- Eddie Clarke, Phil Campbell, and to a lesser extent Michael “Wurzel” Burstin- some credit, because Motörhead had some of the finest riffcrafting in metal during their run.

[@raulmccartney8795]

He is THE greatest riff maker. All of these "Led Zeppelin riffs" videos have one problem...they show ONE RIFF PER SONG. He had sometimes 5 or 6 great fucking riffs in one song.

[@ItalianStallionBDM]

Greatest plagiarist* in history

[@jimmysupafly1547]

Just imagine one guy created all these monster riffs. Page the monster

[@jcmd2473]

Jimmy Supafly exactly! We see a lot of people playing ok is good but creativity is the key! Today we have a millions of technical guitar players with nothing to tell...jut copy or playing like a monkeys with no soul! Too many notes and noting to say! Page is a genious

[@singledream23]

Im guitarist ,,,well i say its bit about the genre. ,well its about written your heart with those riffs

[@etripss]

Some of these was created by JPJ, for example Black Dog

[@TheJimburke]

Page and Jones definitely created a bunch but borrowed a few here and there also.

[@environmentalist3438]

That's whole lotta love

[@neil9887]

It’s nice that you added Achilles last stand here. That gem by Led Zeppelin is so underrated and deserves more credit.

[@albynorthwest7383]

Correct. It’s their best song in my opinion.

[@EllaStone]

This and No Quarter!

[@connorferrand527]

My favorite Zeppelin tune. Just a massive massive song

[@y.e.e6337]

My favorite song ever

[@zeydgnn3791]

definitely, one of my favs.

[@redjay1146]

No quarter blew me away

[@scottwyatt1691]

Jason Wohl That is such a huge dirty riff. Never get tired of hearing it.

[@safwannizam2932]

Scott Wyatt same, and the solos are amazing

[@thomasmalatesta7331]

" The Rain Song" is musical perfection.

[@nikhil8650]

😄ys underrated

[@harryevans4994]

agreed

[@dahawk8574]

Far more than just musical, it is philosophical perfection as well. I can readily imagine that Pagey was involved with the lyrics. Or perhaps Robert channeled his inner Zoso alchemist.

[@Robaatosensei]

Your comment is a platitude nightmare.

[@thomasmalatesta7331]

@@Robaatosensei Are you in a bad mood today or just learning English?

[@jobelthirty1294]

I have never been a very happy person, but lately things are worse. Led Zeppelin 3 has been a friend in these times of my life, and so too have been your videos. I have loved everything I've ever seen on this channel, so thanks.

[@user-sw6xf6hw9z]

I hope things work out man.

[@featherinthewind333]

Hope things better 4 u

[@nathansciarone5627]

Yeah shits pretty bad, chin up man it won't always be this way, you'll get the happiness you deserve one day in the hopefully not so distant future..

[@forrestbyrnes5930]

Get well soon man

[@js-bf6nh]

See Jock Wilink GOOD

[@lise_meitner]

Jimmy Page is a riff machine

[@igorfernando3414]

A copy riff machine

[@lnoolnoo]

@@igorfernando3414 name a few (other than black mountainside/white summer, dazed and confused, moby dick, which are the one I know of)

[@gilrios1405]

Igor Fernando He didn’t actually copy the riffs themselves... he only copied some lyrics into his songs. That being said, he created every single riff.

[@lnoolnoo]

@@gilrios1405 yep thats what I was trying to demonstrate

[@mysterii184]

@@lnoolnoo Moby Dick's a bit more of a traditional riff thats been altered/used in various different songs. D&C is wholly original besides it title and "Been dazed and confused..". Lyrics are 99.9% original and its riff is original as well.

[@szpara_29]

My favourite band

[@pilo9146]

Me too!

[@pedroestanislau8637]

me too

[@luke_white329]

Sameee

[@desolationrow1039]

we're all around the world

[@szpara_29]

@@desolationrow1039 yea man that music is magic

[@franksemyon5855]

Ten Years Gone and In the Evening are 2 of my favorites. Criminally underrated.

[@tempomi760]

Let's be honest; any Led Zeppelin song that isn't Stairway, Kashmir, and Immigrant Song are underrated, and the one I just mentioned get as much credit as they deserve. Led Zeppelin rocks!🎸🎵🎶

[@idkbro6425]

Yeah man both so good

[@noulda1]

Ten years is for sure in my top five

[@marshmerry9819]

This is kickass. Maybe Black Sabbath next?

[@grahamball3330]

Thassa good idea

[@harperroy5687]

@@fovnwetovnwviqerv0qe8rj0er4 both are awesome

[@igormendes2876]

Luka Anchabadze Essa comparação não faz sentido nenhum. Ambos são diferentes.

[@nabingautam384]

50 is not gonna cut it

[@marshmerry9819]

All of them in existence

[@REO_Meatwagon]

It pisses me off that this channel doesn’t have like a minimum of 1 million subscribers. This guy could play with the actual legends who made the songs he covers.

[@federicamanfroi]

Well, he doesn't have a million subscribers YET. Just give him time. For the legends to play with, same.

[@Darkels9]

Well, he played for Rammstein, that's a good start, but yeah, he can achieve way more !

[@Bleak5170]

His playing is pretty much flawless. One of the best You Tube guitarists I've ever seen.

[@johnzagozewski7251]

are you joking, let's hear his riffs

[@Luftmysza.]

@@johnzagozewski7251 go back to your old classic movies

[@llongone2]

You played "The Rain Song" so beautifully; legit brought a tear to my eye. Wonderful!

[@adamperre4852]

Going brilliant

[@adamperre4852]

Foking brilliant

[@earledaniels4539]

Although Page was well known for his lead playing, his use of unusual tunings and chords on his acoustic works is often overlooked. What a genius and a legend

[@RO-we7hv]

Completely unexpected.....but I ain't complaining

[@NatefousAnand]

Expected if you follow him on Instagram!

[@RO-we7hv]

@@NatefousAnand I meant the band he's featuring is unexpected

[@toxidalf9005]

You betta no complainin

[@the_pathologist]

I can't listen to any part of The Rain Song without tearing up. Your phrasing is impeccable.

[@nightjaronthegate]

Is tearing up the same as shredding?

[@the_pathologist]

@@nightjaronthegate tearing as in tears as in my eyeballs lol

[@nightjaronthegate]

@@the_pathologist I knew that.

[@TheMCzorro]

@@nightjaronthegate Shredding tears lol

[@AndreaBoccarusso]

happy xmas!

[@ChadConnor]

never

[@lordsaladinns5973]

My patience has been rewarded

[@blothdarm9666]

Where is "Coda"?

[@rickenbacker9399]

Auguri di buon natale

[@vladionescu8222]

Thanks Andrea, you too!

[@Skoora]

The Rain Song alone gives Page a pass for life on any sloppiness live. Guy just has an amazing compositional ear.

[@pablodebiddlybo3771]

Legend. Page’s all round mastery of sound, texture, light and shade coupled with his ability to get exactly what he wanted out of what we would now call antique mixing desks makes him (in my view )one of the greatest composers of all time. A wonderful tribute to a colossus of a musician . Well done Andrea

[@raymondhmuifoo11]

Thanks for featuring The Rover. It's my favorite riff by Led Zeppelin. :)

[@bws1971]

I'm totally with you on that one. Sometimes I think it might just be his greatest riff ever

[@RafaelMesBal]

One of the best solos by jimmy page, the rover is pretty underrated

[@lawrencesprau1935]

He played it wrong.

[@samtheman123]

Mine is The Ocean and I’m glad he gave it the appreciation it deserves.

[@Luftmysza.]

@@lawrencesprau1935 cry about it

[@skozskoz9752]

I am a Led Zep fan for long, but this made me realize how much Jimmy Page is a genius (as well as the other in the band!)

[@markfrost2707]

I know....he sucks on a lot of these

[@dariovargas8843]

John paul jones is the overlooked genious of led zeppelin !

[@nthgth]

@Celestial Death96 just to be fair, "a honest mistake" is ironic here too lol

[@peacefulruler1]

Dario Vargas I think Robert Plant is the overlooked genius in LZ; without lyrics and melody, these are just riffs without much emotion and meaning. Plant turned the grooves into music, some of which rivaled or surpassed the best Beatles song musically.

[@trollvidde]

@@peacefulruler1 I have to disagree with you, these riffs definetly arent without emotion on their own, quite the opposit actually. Even as a huge beatles fan I got to admit there are so many zep songs that are way better than most beatles songs.

[@peacefulruler1]

MaVida I think it’s impossible to impute emotion to the riffs only, because you already know the whole songs with words. Try to think of other instrumental songs that have become great hits; hardly any. Zep and Page are my ultimate favorites, so I’m not knocking them, but as great as the songs are without vocals, they don’t express any specific meaning. Think of Kashmir or Rain Song or Stairway without words...nice but lacking a huge part of what makes the songs great.

[@cdautrey]

JPJ certainly doesn't get the respect he deserves. Listen to "Ten years gone..." He's playing a 3 neck guitar...6 and 12 string and mandolin. So where's the bass line from?? He's playing that with his feet on pedals!

[@lestat0107]

The Rain Song & No Quarter... so so perfect.. proud of you man!!! :)

[@franchisalemme]

I was thinking the exact same

[@MetalJesusRocks]

I’m a massive long time Led Zep fan. So many amazing riffs…but honestly… The Rain Song is the masterpiece. Its gentle beginning, the longing, the subtlety …the landscape it creates is perfection.

[@kylelynch1559]

how are your tones so on point all the time?

[@peakcartoon]

Possibly DI's (Direct Input) them into his computer and later on does re-amping and adds effects to make it sound as close to the original as possible

[@MrLardCock]

PeakCartoon 100%

[@featherinthewind333]

…no distortion pedal or drive in the map, just humbucker pickups turned up, clean Channel turned up, with tiny amount of drive… so many people add distortion

[@illiadmcswain3956]

Excellent equipment, extensive "library"...and one helluva player! 👍

[@illiadmcswain3956]

What? 😦 keyboards too! *proceeds to tear hair out*

[@Packhuffer]

In the light, No Quarter, and Ten Years Gone remain some of the most legendary riffs ever created

[@tadpole3924]

In My Time Of Dying too

[@julianfehling6984]

glad you gave the rain song so much time

[@benkeane9889]

Very entertaining video. Led Zeppelin is one of those bands where almost every riff is memorable - you can’t say that about many bands. Love it

[@jrevs_]

Oh I was expecting No quarter so much, and it was perfect

[@jrevs_]

btw nice tunings this guys used hahaha

[@jamesbarrick3403]

I love how he extended the rain song... Beautiful!!!

[@xyz-g3w6b]

love the way you opened with "Whole Lotta Love" - the very first song that introduced me to the power and majesty of Zeppelin back in the 70's !!! \m/ \m/

[@94nolo]

Holy smokes! I hope you have a full No Quarter cover! Oh and your Rain Song cover gave me chills!

[@Skyrimfan002]

Not even gonna ask for some other 50 riff video. I just have to say that you always absolutely nail these videos and I love going on a streak and listening to them all in a row. It's just amazing how you manage to make some of them flow together so perfectly, especially on the Iron Maiden one.

[@bipbipletucha]

Wasnt expecting to see the Strat come out so many times. I was pleasantly surprised!

[@chuckt4558]

First, incredible job. Thank you. Second, when you stack all these monster riffs one after the other, it really shows you just how creative Page is. Not just open tuning but some weird, obscure tuning as well.

[@willturnbull91]

The excerpts from No Quarter and the Rain Song were particularly beautiful and well done. I love how accurately you recreate the tones on everything, awesome work man!

[@littledouchecoup]

So glad to see you play The Rover. Such an underrated Zep tune!

[@carlneoh5843]

Ikr so many songs from Physical Graffiti is underrated

[@caelmattia7686]

@@carlneoh5843 yeah like Bron yr aur

[@isaacobrien6486]

This just makes me want to go back and listen to all their songs all over again

[@forrestbyrnes5930]

i_obrien 1 listening to any tiny amount of zeppelin makes you addicted to their music

[@benjaminjohnspencer1864]

Its utterly amazing that one guitarist had the creativity to invent so many legendary riffs and hooks, Page was and is a genious

[@skrillah6259]

John paul jones wrote alot of these

[@Joesfosterdogs]

Dude flawlessly weaves in and out of licks...would be the ultimate cover band guitarist

[@11DNA11]

Achilles Last Stand

[@richcasey7380]

Very nice - especially The Rain Song, which was absolutely spot on perfect. Just one minor thing, you're playing No Quarter in D - it's actually in Db.

[@thekingofalldoom]

Love how the rain song got the time it deserved in this list ✌️

[@heywally2739]

What a great job, thanks! Loved the way they were distributed. From the moment I heard those opening chords in "Good Times Bad Times" I was a huge Jimmy fan. I was 17 when I picked that album up and lucky for me, LZ and Jethro Tull were both on their first American tours and playing together at the Kinetic Playground in Chicago shortly after, a short EL Train ride away from me. $5. Or was it 6$? We "had" to sit on the floor, about 10 rows from the stage. Yes, it was memorable, even now at 72. Picked up that first Tull album (still my favorite of theirs) the next day. The thing I really appreciated about Page's playing was not his "speed" but the many uniquely interesting things he came up with melodically. And of course, his sound was stellar. Lucky to have grown up with that.

[@johnjustin8944]

To whom it may concern: Your guitar playing and musical abilities are utterly amazing! Thank you for being so great!

[@PartTimeJedi]

In 1987 I was 16 yo and a decent guitarist.. I bought "Led Zeppelin Complete" Tab songbook and learned about 90% of the main riffs of all their songs. This is a great little refresher to watch! WELL DONE! (I also play an SG lolol)

[@goodmusicpodcast7368]

Thank you so much for including a large portion of The Rain Song, so beautiful

[@HugeGamma]

What's amazing is that one band created all of that.. Jimmy Page is a genius

[@heavensdoor844]

A whole led Zep is genius

[@darthnihilus4880]

A perfect Christmas present from this guy. Thank you👍

[@JU5TINPDX]

3:55 “the wanton song” the section you chose is one of my favorites… the first minute or so of the song is building tension by not resolving chord progressions and the perfect moment Page plays that descending cascade of notes that ties everything together perfectly. A rare example of a chorus without any singing, just Jimmy.

[@The_Aleph_Null]

You have a great ear for guitar tones; it makes you probably the best youtuber to cover riffs of any type of band

[@OliverWolters]

I need to listen more Led Zeppelin songs in 2020, thats for sure.

[@СергейЦупа-ю9к]

Такой формат подходит когда поехал куда нибудь на машине и за раз весь лёд зеп послушал..... Класс! Автору огромный респект .... Мастер....

[@wetleaf5202]

Так же))

[@rohansaraf1737]

I'll get you anything you want. Just ask for it. This is the best thing I saw on KZbin this year. What a way to finish 2019.

[@diegoandrescacerescardenas9040]

Thanks, 50 Black Sabbath riffs!

[@luciaandrealopezfuentes6308]

From La Paz Bolivia 🇧🇴 south América, I wanna Thank you for this great video, im a led zep fan since I was 11 years old and for me this is Amazing, Thank you so much you are so talented

[@AndreaBoccarusso]

thank you Lucia, you're welcome ^^

[@Sco3000]

Not gonna lie, it's criminal to leave Out On the Tiles off the list.

[@johneasterday6112]

Sco such a good song.

[@georgelumsden4484]

Especially the end when its goes through that breakdown and the drums are going crazy

[@JamesWilliams-rp4ll]

Tell me about it- at least he could have put it on the Megadeth riffs compliation...

[@thomasnelson5758]

Babe I'm Gonna Leave You and Hey Hey What Can I Do too

[@sofusalling1760]

This is hella great dude, your tone and playing is on point! Loved that you included the piano riff on no quarter! Subbed

[@heinzblassen4446]

Ten years gone is so sick

[@CraigHollabaugh]

In addition to the excellent playing, the editing, drum work, sound, graphics and layout, this video was excellent. With that little teaser pause before 50, I really thought you were going to "Bring it on Home". Thanks for the time travel back to my 70s youth and a smile today.

[@smith9808]

Very well played sir. Jimmy was a fucking genius. Best riff collection ever!

[@johnnysingsdblues713]

He's not dead yet? :]

[@Luftmysza.]

@@johnnysingsdblues713 he's still standing

[@michaelayling2559]

Glad you gave some extra time to 'The Rain Song'...just beautiful!

[@vagosrockos]

Dazed and Confused probably the first Doom riff ever !

[@rogeraceveda1116]

If I am not mistaken, I Want You (She's So Heavy) by The Beatles is.

[@arthur_morgan___1899]

Roger Aceveda nope, dazed and confused was played by Led Zeppelin in 1968 And even before by the Yardbirds

[@kamilgainutdinov7540]

@@lz222 ok

[@itais860]

Yea I always found this song heavy as shit, I love this song and Sabbath, I think it has some doom metal in that

[@Luftmysza.]

@@lz222 its a doom riff of the 60s so distron wasent relly back then, maybe thts why u think its not a doom riff

[@calnative4904]

My favorite rock band of all time, so glad to hear all these riffs back to back. Thanks 🙏

[@nilsbleier675]

Awesome video and beautiful riffs🤘🏻 Led Zeppelin is one of my favorite classic rock bands of all time :D Everyone who listens to any kind of music should appreciate this band. Especially if you are a metalhead like me: the influence on even the heaviest bands in the genre is gigantic haha. Sry for my bad english, I am from Germany

[@markfarrugia644]

Fantastic, thanks for compressing in 15 minutes how great this band was. You need all day to go through all their riffs. Most other bands will take you 5 minutes.

[@mariobrenes4264]

Headbanging my head to one riff when you switch to the next one and it’s tempo is compatible, just like your tool compilations. So so cool to experience work work, thank you so so much. Also the rover has to be the best riff.

[@mitchsmix269]

Never realized how subtle and smooth that riff for All my Love is. Nice playing

[@sarahhajko8910]

Beautiful, indescribably beautiful! Led Zeppelin is one of my favorite music groups in the history of song and you do remarkable justice to parts that one knows like the back of one's hand. And I wouldn't mind hearing a full guitar cover of either "Rain Song" or "Over the Hills" in the *very* least 😁 Blessings!

[@eybaza6018]

Bron-Yr-Aur stomp is in my humble opinion the best acoustic guitar riff ever.Good job on every single riff!

[@TheDbdarkhorse]

That was nuts dude - loved your playing and how one track just melted into the next. Well done

[@Turboy65]

I've never been the biggest fan of Zep but this just reminds me of how GOOD they really are, totally worthy of their legendary status, even if a lot of their songs don't quite make it for me.

[@chuckwagon5518]

They're all great riffs, but the guitar work on "The Rain Song" is just exceptional writing and arranging!

[@MrHerhor67]

Number 50 and the transition to it - absolutely love it.

[@elturko6847]

Jimmy Page is and always will be the riff king Honorable mentions: Tony Iommi, Keith Richards, Ritchie Blackmore, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton,

[@abnerolson5923]

Agreed

[@Lvdd]

IMHO I think that Tony Iommi did more riffs than Jimmy Page

[@carlosrodriguezla4144]

is tony iommi

[@Mexxx65]

Angus/Malcolm Young???

[@abilgartecs7434]

Tome delonge

[@islander4986]

Encyclopedic Page riff repertoire, great playing, AND-seamless transitions, tuning references, screen-in-screen second guitar/keyboard, and album cover art according to song. Impressive effort. Thank you Andrea! Edit: I forgot song dates and titles.

[@TheManlyman21]

This is awesome!!!Ur one of the best guitarist and singers on youtube!!! I always look forward to these. It just shows the great songwriting from these bands. Gives me a new appreciation. I have some recommendations: 50 Van Halen Riffs 50 Red Hot Chili Pepper Riffs 50 Queen Riffs 50 Ghost Riffs 50 Deep Purple Riffs 50 Jonas Brothers Riffs 50 Lil Wayne Riffs

[@paulhaines2959]

I just found this compilation and it’s by far the best I’ve seen!!! Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video with all your instruments to give the viewer a true sense of all these iconic songs!!!!! Truly amazing!!!!

[@robpoma3874]

Great playing and recording! Love the graphics with album cover and tunings! Awesome! Thank you very much!

[@andrew_owens7680]

This is priceless. I'm not playing these days, but if I was, I''d put this on a loop until I mastered it. Magnificent!

[@gven5029]

There isn't a Led Zeppelin song that I don't like..BEST BAND EVER

[@tedhuntington7692]

skipped wanton song primary riff- which I think is better than secondary riff- great video

[@bws1971]

This video is fantastic. The production (e.g., segues, etc.) is top-notch and enjoyable to watch and listen to. Nice work!

[@stevecochrane362]

Except for when the microphone blocked the view of his left hand on the neck

[@Ledzepfan88]

Exactly what i was looking for. Just goes to show to show how bloody versatile the sg is can cover sabbath, acdc , and led Zeppelin among others. Both les paul and sg have the same gibson sound albeit slightly different flavors anything that has ever been played on a les Paul can be played on an sg bonus wont hurt your back. This video is very encouraging.

[@rickm1255]

This must have been so fun to make. Awesome Andrea!!

[@A_Final_Hit]

It's so nice to see riffs from the deeper cuts that don't get near enough recognition.

[@stanlibuda91]

I can't get enough of your guitar playing and those videos.... and I am getting yealous... ;) ... My hands are too big and my talent is too small...

[@AndreaBoccarusso]

I used to have the smallest talent on earth, so don't worry. If you want to learn is possible for every one ^^

[@stanlibuda91]

@@AndreaBoccarusso I used to learn. But I was hitting 2 or 3 strings at once, when I have to hit one string for example. The timings were never the problem.... then I became a "Stahlbetonbauer". Now I can build houses etc. Btw., greetings from Düsseldorf, Germany. Hope to see you play in club near by some day.

[@grahamball3330]

@@stanlibuda91 maybe try Bass, it's usually easier for people with big hands.

[@mma1st105]

Dude Jimi Hendrix had huge hands the bigger the better! Mine are kinda short and fat but I still play lol

[@kilgoretrout321]

Hendrix had big hands. Also, shop guitars. Some have wider necks! Also the advice about bass is right. Honestly, bass is way sicker anyways!

[@johnpaulsmajda]

6:11 well done playing “in the light” riff in a way allowing the G to ring out. The tabs I found years ago didn’t have that and I figured out how to play it higher on the neck so you can let it ring and only play one note on that d string.

[@boomslanG898]

6:25 Every guitar store’s worst nightmare

[@jamesbarrick3403]

I never will understand the music store faux pas BS. Guitarists can be so pretentious. Play wtf you want fuk anybody who has a problem with it

[@cdautrey]

Nope...this guy'll draw a crowd.

[@paul_b_tn]

Hey! !!! **points at the sign

[@boomslanG898]

Ano niem Mostly because of Wayne’s World. Overplayed or not, Stairway is still a beautiful song.

[@tkmusic6038]

Boomslang it’s muted now

[@saleconomos473]

So this is more than fourteen minutes that reminds me of a musical journey I'm happy to take time and time again.

[@davidgilliard1233]

I've been a Led Zeppelin fan for many years... Love that warm guitar sound. Wonderful Andrea, if you could share some tip on achieving the sound that would be cool!

[@riczuniga2736]

Killer! You not only practiced the riffs which a million of us have. You captured the vibe! That's a whole different beast altogether. Well done, God bless.

[@truthtopower420]

The playing is very good but to be honest the fact that you nailed the tone on each song is also to be appreciated

[@Zoologic21]

I applaud your sequencing, the specific choices of which riffs go where make for less jarring transitions and an overall more cohesive video.

[@Trx-ep7rg]

Hell yeah! You finally did it! 🤘

[@palacerevolution2000]

I like that Andrea has this weird smile on his face while playing.

[@lisbethrosa3660]

50 Black Sabbath riffs, please

[@gunterluber7882]

thank you for playing! LZ my all time - I have no word for this!

[@jaschul]

....OK I give up at figuring out which one is my favorite. Just can't do it. But thanks for this -- just shows how many perfect riffs Page (and JPJ?) came up with.

[@GuilleSMasini]

Good times Bad times, No quarter and Black dog are a jonesy's riffs... Probably I'm missing some other song

[@nthgth]

@@GuilleSMasini interesting, never knew that and I'm sure I'm not alone - live and learn, thanks bud.

[@GuilleSMasini]

@@nthgth no quarter is jpj signature song, he came up with the piano piece and the melody. I'm not sure if the guitar riff is his or page's fooling around the chords of the song