Amazing Reaction To Led Zeppelin- Good Times, Bad Times

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

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[@LifeLiver.]

all Zeps songs are Great >> if U want awesome lyrics , read along to the Words of. THE RAIN SONG as U "react to it " 👍

[@anitapaulus937]

First song from their first album. What an intro.

[@blackcowboymusic]

One of the best intros ever

[@BrendanBrown1]

Lol yeah, they came right out and let you know what type of band they were.

[@Scoobydcs]

This is track 1 side 1 album 1 and it starts with cowbell haha, welcome to led zeppelin

[@mjt11860]

bonzo was the absolute perfect drummer for his bandmates. no wonder they couldn't reform w/another drummer. in fact, they were all perfect 4 each other.

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

Perfect!!!!

[@Misitheus]

The man wanted to use two bass drums....they said hell no....but goddamn...can you image what he would have done with two..? I play drums and the man's kick is amazing....

[@raymondberger4197]

Like your reactions Another great Zep song Keep it going👍

[@paulacook9450]

Greatest band of all time. We will never have music like this again. I feel sorry for the younger generations.

[@mjt11860]

the riff & those drums that were an omen of what was about to b unleashed on the world, LED ZEPPELIN had arrived!

[@joannparker1977]

Very first song by this band. January 1969. The song that blew people’s minds when they first heard it on the radio. And the song that threw The Beatles off the top of the charts for the first time. I was in 3rd grade and the oldest child so I had not a clue about this band until years later. Now, I’m 61. They’re definitely one of the best, if not the best bands ever.

[@ginger4141]

I'm starting to understand that LZ is becoming one of your favorite band. It's ok they are mine too.

[@sylvesterbestertester1013]

No doubt, Zeps rythm section is second to none. Shows you how confident Page was, as he wasn't threatened by having the best guys in the band and risk outshining him. He seemed to welcome it.

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

I noticed that too! Each member comes with their “A” game in every song except with in my time of dying. John Bonham killed that track. He outshined everyone

[@samdog8087]

Page was only as good as who was behind him...after Zep, every one of his bands were good, but lacked the punch....this is a JPJ riff.

[@humboldtharry4248]

Yeah you’re right, few musicians are as humble as Page. He seems to care about the music and isn’t threatened by anyone.

[@BenSHammonds]

great one :D this one along with Going To California are my two favorites

[@michaelperrillo5420]

Excellent recap of the song. Keep it up.

[@MasterTapes1960]

There are numerous groups that have all sampled off of the mighty Led Zeppelin 😎

[@davidkopp8945]

Love all the Led Zeppelin reactions.... I have 2 songs you should listen too. a little deeper tracks, Ten Years Gone and In The Light... Phenomenal Songs

[@dadmateryn8092]

I never thought about the sweet home alabama thing but you know i think you are right. pretty astute of you!

[@sansabasongbird5130]

This is the song which prompted Hendrix to tell Plant “your drummer has a foot like a pair of castenets!”

[@KingOfBboys]

That's not true though. Plant himself said in an interview when Jimi had just died and said he never got the chance to meet him.

[@sansabasongbird5130]

I’m a musician, not a historian.

[@escaleraalcielo6990]

Yes this is one of the many fake stories going around. The crown prince of fake stories is where one famous guitarist is asked what's it like to be greatest guitarist and he says I don't know ask this other guitarist.

[@sansabasongbird5130]

The point is that Bonzo did have a left foot like a pair of castenets.

[@henryhartley9993]

Loving your reactions..

[@ryann8680]

This song introduced the world to the GREATEST ROCK BAND EVER

[@dragorocky]

Bruh, you know your SHIT! New subscriber fasho. I dig listening to your interpretation from a not-so-clueless perspective. You’re able to compare and critique with a pretty heavy bag of knowledge. Fire vid. Stay with it!

[@daveg5857]

It was Zeppelin's song 1, album 1. It was a statement, is an understatement.

[@joepoe8976]

Led Zeppelin, the name itself says number one :-)

[@ryann8680]

AMEN, brother

[@mjt11860]

i had never noticed the bass in the part that u mentioned. thanks!

[@clemdane]

Can't lie, it still gives me goosebumps

[@bobbiehall8787]

Love this song

[@Pablopax4]

Bass drum triplets, cold.

[@nickcandello6602]

You should listen to “Fool in the Rain” next. One of the best drumming songs of all time by one of the best drummers of all time. Super funky and just amazing!!!👍👍 also, loving your content. Keep it up

[@jacquesdemolay2699]

On a journey to find a bad LED ZEP song ? Well, good luck !

[@williamcabell142]

Jacques de Molay right! Ain’t no such animal! The old I get, the more I realize how great they were. Loved them as a kid, I love them even more at 67. 🙏✝️❤️

[@saemikneu]

Hot Dog maybe, even I like it

[@chiaparelli.04]

Maybe All my Love

[@greenmangreg6915]

Fa sho man those riffs are straight out of the blues my friend. Love it

[@GoldTop57]

This song is a rhythm section clinic!!

[@chrissy3938]

Remember that Robert Plant and John Bonham's are 19yrs old during this time of the 1st album.

[@bobl4439]

The song that started it all and love Bonzo so much on this

[@rodneyhennings3414]

That's off of their debut album here in the states with the Zeppelin on it!!

[@jackieoman6695]

Yes to all of it ...

[@chandellmonroe5254]

John Bonham was off the chain with this. It's one of my favorite Zep songs. The Crunge is an awesome song. Houses of the Holy is an awesome album. I'm not a country music fan but I do love this song. Keep up with Zep. You can't go wrong.

[@andrewmanzi2969]

One more thing. Everybody knows John Bonham she's the one who goes for his famous Moby Dick. What if you really want to see him and hear the speed that he has playing the triplets try listening to Achilles Last Stand.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Achillies Last Stand live 1979!!

[@Scoobydcs]

@@juliemanarin4127 yeh!!!! the version from listen to this eddie in 77 is fucking INHUMAN!!!

[@governmentflu81]

Its amazing how much music Zeppelin was influenced by.

[@catherinethompson2525]

The bass really stood out and the drums

[@kevinbrady6075]

Nice job T!

[@joepoe8976]

the crunge is one of my favorite, so hard to sing along

[@dana-2584]

Another nice pic !

[@pleximars]

difficult for us old folks to realize that there are many of the new generation that have not heard our awesome music

[@jamesberlo4298]

this was their very first Song played on the radio.

[@williamcabell142]

This is my favorite

[@shawnc666]

Achilles Last Stand.... Bonham is a monster in this one!!!

[@juliemanarin4127]

Yes!!

[@juliemanarin4127]

Please do The Song Remains The Same/The Rain Song!!! This one was on their very first album! Imagine how great everyone knew they would be! You won't find a bad song...period!

[@willyroussel3563]

This is what started it all

[@darenhoey7458]

It would be fantastic to hear what you have to say about rage against the machine.

[@darenhoey7458]

And have to have lyrics up. Start with Rodao.

[@JohnWhite-xc3md]

Sweet Home Alabama??? That song came out five years later! Anyway, in my mind, Bonham's right foot is the star of this show! He is literally doing one foot buzz rolls on that bass drum! And yes, it is very funky. This is earth music.

[@jamesberlo4298]

The Bass Drum speed is ridiculous !

[@rogercaruso9337]

I'm beginning exactly playing the cowbell with one arm and the rest of the kit the other arm but you really got to listen to the bass drum

[@mathewbrown9371]

The thing about Zeppelin is, if you ask which musician outshined the rest of the band on any given song, everybody you ask will give a different answer.

[@nickcandello6602]

You got to listen to “fool in the rain”. Best drumming song ever

[@jamespupa3443]

Dude listen to their live renuion concert in 2007 they start with this one. Omg enjoy it

[@jackgilchrist]

Ah, the very first song on their very first album. Fun riff to play.

[@ebooksmaster]

Over the hills and far away.

[@toxievope3617]

I also love they're song the Crunge

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

I LOVE THE CRUNGE!!!!! Its so funky!

[@jamesberlo4298]

During one interview a Music Writer asked the Bass Player John Paul Jones about his Playing and was expecting all this Technical Language and he said my Playing was influenced from Motown (James Jemerson)

[@thomascorbett7447]

Love your reactions! Try In The Evening I'm Gonna Crawl Hot Dog From In Through The Out Door?

[@robertaccornero7172]

As a Visual artist I think it's disappointing that we know the names of all the great musicians, but almost nobody knows all the names of equally great artists who have created so many beautiful and mind blowing album cover, posters, logos, and stage designs that are an integral part of all music culture. All that artistic talent that is taken for granted and never recognized.

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

Dude, I feel the same way. I use to be a visual artist and I knew something was wrong from the beginning when I was in elementary learning about all the top artist of the world and realized that ALL of them died broke. As I got older, in Highschool I realized that artist never got credit. And finally, when I started as a freelance graphic designer, nobody wanted to pay me but everyone wanted to steal my shit. Being a visual artist is a rough game. 90% of us get the shaft and the other 10% that make it are only popular in their own respective circles. :(

[@robertaccornero7172]

@@TheAdventuresofTNT thank you, man I totally agree with you!! i dig your channel too!

[@robertkess9907]

And of course this song is legendary for it's doubled up bass drum, and as many know, it was all done with one bass drum peddle and one right foot, not a double bass setup. To this day for many drummers this is the test to see just how good your right foot is. I'm a life long drummer and I still can't get it down pat. There is a video of an 8 year old Chinese girl on KZbin nailing it from beginning to end on drums, including the doubled up bass again all on one foot. People will marvel at that till the end of time, that's how good John Bonham was.

[@richardkersey4960]

Bonham's style and kick drum influenced many of the early rhythmic samples for Hip-Hop & Rap genre.

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

Dude I said the same thing my review of the crunge. Here’s the link. vimeo.com/364363092 makes me happy I was somewhat correct.

[@josephjurich1333]

Seasons in the abyss by Slayer has similar riff to the black Sabbath song off the first album opening song

[@ryanjsgrandma2009]

U need to really try “ Bring it on home” talk about a roller coaster ride I’ve heard u talk about before. Hard to pick a favorite LZ song but this one is up there. Thank you peace ✌️

[@daveking9393]

I think I have mentioned this before... Please please please listen to Led Zeppelin and other classic rock with headphones. Not earbuds, not through a computer.... You need a superior sound system or some GREAT set of headphones when listening to classic rock and roll. Pink Floyd is another's must have headphones. You are missing so much. Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page and Floyd's Gilmour and Waters "produced" each song on every album. The music has layers built into it that you can't possibly be picking up without headphones or a superior sound system. Honestly, out of respect for the artist you need to get yourself some headphones. You're hearing this for the first time, many of us have heard it hundreds of times correctly. We want to see you hear it correctly and appreciate what was produced for us to hear back in the day. These guys in these classic rock bands are true artists. Not many can come even close. Others such as Pink Floyd, Rush, Queen and Boston as well as many others need to be listen to with headphones. Just my two cents worth but I hope you consider thank you. I really enjoyed your reaction but you can't possibly understand how much you are really missing. Really! Keep up the great work.

[@purplebeard1526]

Quality speakers, amps, and source material help everyone. Listening to good music on crappy gear does a disservice to the music and your enjoyment of it.

[@charlesrogers9175]

You need to do IN MY TIME OF DYING or Nobody’s Fault but Mine....GOATS

[@tektoniks_architects]

Love The Crunge.

[@dnstap]

grand funk railroad is another bluesy garage rock band from the same era

[@LarryJnyc]

Quick fun fact... this was the 1st song on their 1st album ever... 1969

[@cmacctron7787]

The amazing thing is how fast bonzo's bass foot is .

[@johnkelly2663]

The Crunge is BADASS👍

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

Yea. We did it but it got blocked!

[@sjd5750]

If you want more JPJ's Bass..."Ramble On"..One of Rock's greatest standout Bass songs.

[@charlest.velten6983]

You have to cover and review the version of this song. By the10 year old Japanese drummer Yoyoka from Japan. Who kills this on the drums on this song. When she originally did it I think she was 8 years old. She is a so unbelievably talented cute and adorable. Check some of her stuff out !

[@ihateusernames96]

Sick again live 1977 L.A.

[@williamcabell142]

Man the drumming is other worldly!!!! Bonzo was the GOAT.

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

Just finished my reaction to In my time of Dying and Bonzo fuckn killed it! Greatest drummer in the fuckn world. No other drummer could have so much rhythm and be so technical.

[@vernhoke7730]

Now that you've listened to this you really need to watch the drum cover by Yoyoka an 8 year old, at the time, Japanese girl AND the reaction video of Robert Plant watching her do it. Great viewing!

[@crashraynor]

First track on their first album

[@jamesberlo4298]

Impossible bass Drum playing !!!

[@tnightwolf]

1:20 yes it actually fkn does! Often, good music derives from good music/musicians. There should never be shame in making a great version (that sometimes can be better) of an original song... A Perfect Circle - eMOTIVe is for me the greatest example of how to make ridiculous great versions!... an entire album of versions of others and of their own original songs!

[@mancbiker17]

My good man. Listen over again to any Zep tracks you have heard, you’ll find Page and Plant never outshine the others, they just don’t need to always be front and centre 🙂

[@TheMerryPup]

"Influenced by them" is what you say when you're trying to avoid lawsuits!

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

Lol they lost the lawsuit s

[@wavy8117]

I would like to know what you think of Over The Hills and Far Away

[@richardguido1317]

Zep was much darker than Skynrd as both enjoyed the blessings of Rock. Thank you Chuck Berry

[@dnstap]

black sabbath also started as a blues band...

[@amorodioamor4388]

In The Days of My Youth.....

[@jackp8583]

In those days "perfect album sides" were a thing. Can't do in on KZbin of course but since Zep has inspired you I'd suggest a listen. Heartbreaker left you feeling cut off so maybe start with Zep II? -)

[@andrewmanzi2969]

Sorry for the Miss type. I meant to say everybody knows John Bonham for his drum solo of Moby Dick. Try listening to Achilles Last Stand and you will see him play triplets three times faster than Good Times bad times

[@andrewmanzi2969]

Thank you mr. Amazing reaction. Anything I can do to give you a clearer picture of Led Zeppelin don't hesitate to contact me. I have been following these guys since 1970 and never let them out of my heart I was Toronto

[@z-man2343]

First song, first album. 'Nuff said. Led Zeppelin: We've arrived. Every other band ever: Shit.

[@mjt11860]

i've yet to hear a bad song by them, but there r a few songs that i don't care for (which r very few & far btwn). but they aren't bad songs. some people claim that "hot dog" is a bad song. i actually like that song. different strokes for different folks.

[@mjt11860]

i do hear a little similarity btwn the riffs ur talking about. now there is a difference btwn lifting, nicking, etc (all slang 4 plagiarism), & inspiration. this would b a case of inspiration. all music has it's influences, inspirations, etc. there is no such thing as a completely original pc of music, except 4 the very 1st song written. i'm a composer & feel i know a little more than non composers, non musicians, non professors, etc. zep is my absolute fav band, but i'm honest & know that they did nick some songs, mostly lyrics, & were sued, & rightfully so. i feel jake holmes should have gotten more credit 4 "dazed & confused", which i feel should have been designated an adaptation by jimmy. but there r songs that they get falsely accused of plagiarizing. i'm comfortable in saying that the vast majority of their music is theirs. a very original band. love ur reactions, especially to led zeppelin.

[@Serai3]

So now you gotta check out the fabulous Yoyoka, the Drum Queen, and her rendition of Good Times, Bad Times. kzbin.info/www/bejne/maDdeYdvhsZ5gNE She is EIGHT YEARS OLD, and she's killing those drums like a BOSS.

[@kevinbrady6075]

Jones wrote this riff,

[@jacquesdemolay2699]

LYNYRD SKINYRD rif has some similarity - allbeit slower, but I see what you mean.

[@diptastik5651]

You have over 150 songs to go through . Yeah , luck with that lol . Out of their entire catalogue there are just two songs I am not keen on . Hats off (To Roy Harper) the last track on the third album and Candy Store Rock off Presence .

[@juliusmazepin1971]

Sweet home Alabama is from 1974... i think it's just an influence

[@robertdanyus6836]

You need to listen to Moby Dick a drum solo by John Bonham it is amazing

[@Scoobydcs]

The riff is similer but i wouldnt say it was lifted, maybe inspired though and thats cool

[@АйнаПинигина-й2л]

eatthisvr6 sweet home Alabama was released in 1973 and good times bad times in 1969

[@Scoobydcs]

@@АйнаПинигина-й2л yup

[@andrewmanzi2969]

He talked about Rifts in this song. But that is good. However this is song One of album one and this was the introduction to drummer John Bonham playing triplets on the snare and bass drums was practically unheard of and rare at that time. So it was special to introduce John Bonham. Also. When they did the concert in 2007 Celebration Day the first song is Good Times bad times in memory of John Bonham and the first song that Led Zeppelin started out and introduced to the world with.

[@briarpatch720]

just kids at the time. Plant and Bonham were just 18 or 19, Page and Jones were in their early 20's

[@cmacctron7787]

U have to do out on the tiles

[@cmac9able]

"The Crunge" wasn't bad, Led Zep fans are just spoiled. A good way to see just how good these guys were is to listen to a song all the way through, but only concentrate on the bass track and then the drum track. The way they play off each other while still playing off Page's guitar is insane.