Led Zeppelin -The Lemon Song (REACTION)

​ @AirplayBeats reacts to Led Zeppelin's Lemon Song
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[@kentmains7763]

One of the best bass lines ever recorded!

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

The part about "Killing Floor" is from a song by the same name recorded by Howlin' Wolf. The double time section is what they used to call a "rave up" back in the day and was used to get the audience up and moving. Jimmy had played plenty of those with The Yardbirds. Jonesy said one of the things he was very proud of was Zep's music could get their audience to dance and groove, unlike some of their contemporaries. Zep's music was often very nuanced and they really made you listen.

[@Frankincensedjb123]

"Squeeze me baby, 'til the juice runs down my leg. The way you squeeze my lemon, I'm gonna fall right out of bed." It's a do-me-wrong song, as many blues songs are, but apparently all that lemon squeezing has kept him around way too long. For me, this is a top Zep song showing off their playing skills at the highest level. As a guitar player, I was drawn to Page because he didn't just noodle about during solos. HIs solos always had a voice and a direction. They always go somewhere, nary a wasted note. Then there's JPJ and Bonzo killing the bass and drums while Percy does his banshee thing. What's not to like?

[@keith6485]

JPJ plays the gold standard of bass lines on this. IMHO, cementing his position as one of the all time greatest musical talents.

[@VinzClorthokeymasterofGozer]

These guys were all like 19-22 years old when they recorded their first album. That much confidence and talent out of four English dudes barely out of school is insane.

[@roberteatwell6827]

you guys will never make it on KZbin. Too real, too inteligent, no stupid faces, no gimmicks, just musical appreciation. Good luck.

[@shoesagogo1]

We lived in a time when Giants walked the Earth. And what a time it was. Zeppelin forever.🤘🖤❤️

[@marcoaguilar2394]

That bass & drum groove to me is the highlight of this song. Of course everybody was on top of their game for this jam! But DAMN that John Paul Jones solo!

[@somersetcace1]

When they featured JPJ on bass in a song, he never disappointed. Though, there are many songs of theirs where the bass isn't that pronounced in the mix, but if you removed it, you'd damned sure notice. He was amazing. Not to mention all the other instruments he played.

[@gigineptune8523]

They were in their 20's and they were genius. Them and Black Sabbath.

[@lindaturner3384]

No filters, just pure talent! Best rock band ever!

[@debbiemccain5850]

Masters of their craft...all four of them!!🎶 There will never be another Led Zeppelin!!🎶🎸🎶🎸

[@LordEagle]

Led Zeppelin is for the ADVANCED music listener,,,,💥💥💥👍😎

[@user-cv1jf1wq2m]

These people are listening to absolute Master musicians plying there trade and they make it seem so effortless! 😎🎸🎹🥁🎤🎼🎧

[@aspjake123]

JPJ at his best. Glues this masterpiece together. If you aren't head rocking to the bass you are not alive.

[@donaldaller2637]

Bass line is so good it’s worth a listen unto itself….. This is a rendition of “ Killing Floor” by Howlin Wolf… Blues standard turned on its head…..

[@adriangonzalez4212]

Jazz disguised inside a Rock and Roll blanket and suit of Blues. My favorite Led Zeppelin song hands down. The level of musicianship here is unmatched. They leave each other individually, but are always in the room and groove together. It's amazing.

[@otisyoung7061]

The Rain Song by them is totally different when the Beatles said they couldn't write a ballad ......they took it as a challenge and showed they could do anything

[@tessatriumph4317]

A synthesis of blues & jazz & raw rock energy. We were teenagers when we discovered this music. Weren't we the lucky ones?😊

[@steve9199]

LZ II was a total tribute to the Blues. I had this on 8-Track (Yeah... I'm that old...LOL!) and played it to death!!