Dazed and Confused - Led Zeppelin (Reaction)

[@paulvalerius3674]

Jimmy Page is playing with a cello bow. And Led Zeppelin is always more than a song. It’s an experience. I saw them 3 out of 6 nights at Madison Square Garden when I was 20

[@mariamanzi07]

WOW, How I never thought of that? AN EXPERIENCE, perfectly described, I am 56 still listening as others (PINK FLOYD) and I fly.. no drugs, nobody needs that sht

[@doriwiljt]

I was at one of those shows. I was 16

[@SPEEDOFDOG]

You lucky bastard!

[@Jaycee-Bee]

I saw them in Montréal on April 13, 1970. No cello bow for Page at that time but a weird drum solo from Bonham. People start booing when he start playing with soda bottles. Not sure if it was the bottles after his hands or simply that 20 minutes solo was way to long.

[@funkster007]

@@Jaycee-Bee As great as Bonzo was, I just could never get into his long drum solos. Maybe because they weren't necessary as he was dynamic enough during the songs. I knew he played parts with his hands, but bottles does seem a bit odd, even for him. Now Moon I could understand.lol

[@Krustenkaese92]

I love the idea that a 50 year old song can be someone's 'new music' in 2021

[@danieljodrey8863]

Dude, I'm sixty and just heard a Tom Jones song here I never heard before! Five stars for that one as well.

[@mariamanzi07]

Agree completely!! I am 56 they are UNIQUE!!! still THE BEST like Pink Floyd!!, and so many more...

[@reedwilson64GTO]

Second chance at fun.

[@69zenos1]

53 years old

[@VinE83656]

I love watching these reaction videos. It makes me appreciate the music I grew up with as I listen and watch through someone else' ears.

[@zosomoso]

Crazy to realize the singer and drummer were only 19 years old when this was recorded.

[@thomaspalazzi7795]

That's insane!!!

[@johngray6442]

I think it they were 20. Plant and Bonham both born in 1948, album recorded late 1968/early 69

[@RandyXB9R]

Whether age 19 or 20, it's a small detail put next to their levels of achievement in this album and all the others. A half century later it's still stunning, amazing and incredible music. The best part now is we don't have to use 8-tracks in our vehicles!!! :D

[@thomaspalazzi7795]

@@RandyXB9R Absolutely Amazing!! Both born in 1948!! Wow!!

[@archibaldtuttle8481]

Crazy to recall that I was 14 when I first got this album. FM radio & Stereo 33 RPM LPs were rather novel in rural Oregon in 1969 and I was too young to know better. We accepted this like a moon landing (same year) . . . it was a busy time.

[@長山修見]

This album was released in 1969. That time, I was junior high school student. I grew up listening to Zeppelin's great music in Japan. They do not produce mediocre songs. Please do more music of them.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Yep...unbelievable first album!

[@TheManWithNoName93]

Is it just me or did they look so much older back then, bonzo looked like a 30 year old at royal albert hall in 1970 lol

[@oldmanjimh3165]

Same here.

[@Frankincensedjb123]

I was born the year after this came out, but my mom says I liked them even before I could speak. Yeah, they're that good.

[@unitedplankton2866]

Jimmy Page was an extraordinary producer

[@tomlangley6236]

Been listening to this for over 45 years......Still gives me goosebumps!

[@kevinmarschall2377]

Bonham's drum set filed a restraining order against him after this song.

[@TexasMagnolia]

That’s Awesome!

[@kevinstarr516]

So did the violin bow that Jimmy Page shredded on his guitar strings before in burst into that blistering solo.

[@EricZ1982]

check out video cbs covering history of led zeppelin, definately worth reacting too - kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJukm2SvgsyYi7c

[@danieljodrey8863]

I heard they settled out of court!

[@jasonfarkas2840]

Funniest thing i have heard today

[@pamagnolia]

The band: Robert Plant-vocals Jimmy Page-lead guitar John Bonham RIP -drums John Paul Jones-bass and keys So nice to see you enjoy this. 😀

[@francissampson3258]

And all of them musical legends!

[@danieljodrey8863]

Heard this in my teens on the radio, but let me tell you about that time a couple years later on the basketball court when the acid kicked in....🤘😆

[@SirManfly]

a 50 year old song still can make a guy tingle !!

[@joshuamantz3795]

No, the band has Levon Helm and Robbie Robertson in it.

[@doughaviland1729]

I was 19 when I first was BLOWN AWAY by Zepp... I saw them in concert the same night that Neil Armstrong walked on the moon. The played their entire first album and most of their second and I was literally thirty feet from Page and Plant when they were blowing EVERYONES mind. I'm now 73, and while I like many new artists, Led Zeppelin, the Who, and the Rolling Stones will forever be the high water mark of passionate, moving rock. If you're new to Zeppelin, look up their history and listen to the many different iterations that they posessed over the course of their career. Lastly, watch their Celebration Day reunion concert with Jon Bonhams son on drums in his place. Amazing that at their ages, they still got it!🙂

[@kevinminne1460]

When you realize your Grandparents music is cooler than yours...

[@Birder6483]

We are so cool!! Our music was the Best! God did we have fun!

[@rumoret]

Yes, loved the 70's!

[@donpaladino]

ROFL. LUV it.

[@keithantonius4131]

9:39

[@sandraking7085]

Truth!!😂😂✌

[@chuckb25]

Bluesy, pure emotion....Never gets old.....You really have to listen to this on a huge system that blows right thru you.....Feel that emotion and power!.

[@alexandrutiu6958]

You've just heard one of the several masterpieces of Led Zeppelin.

[@lizinkentucky]

There needs to be a class in high school for millennials called "Classic Rock and Culture of the 60's"

[@samjonestown2397]

Wait, wasn’t this a film with Jack Black

[@robertasirgutz8397]

For sure. Such an impact on World history.

[@markbaker3013]

I am so waiting to teach this class

[@lizinkentucky]

@@markbaker3013 Me too! Some of them have missed out on some great music.

[@saragarcia-np9xs]

I took history of rock and roll at my college. Best class ever

[@RockaFellaa]

I first heard this song when I was 8 years old! And I can still picture the scene and feel and sense in the exact same motion again. It’s magic

[@fedogma8407]

Your amazing reaction, especially your comments at the end.... "I don't know what I just heard" and references to being "taken on a journey"....brought back memories of my reaction when I first heard Led Zeppelin, and this song, back in 69 as a teenage boy. This song paints a sonic picture, both vocally and musically, of that "dazed and confused" feeling we have all experienced when strong feelings of our love are rejected.

[@glennmarcelo1961]

Was 13 in 1974 when I discovered ledzep. Blew my mind. Was never the same again. Became even more discerning with music. You can say, their music fueled my desire to understand the value of musicianship and production savvy.

[@bobdobric6787]

I absolutely love when Sushi does these 60s 70s rock songs they always have an emotional affect on her

[@joshehrendreich4058]

Very much enjoyed your reaction. The light and love at first sight in your eyes. Zeppelin continues to impress new fans with this song, perhaps the more than any other of theirs.

[@ncbandit6409]

I was 5 when this came out. Keep doing Led Zeppelin, you'll find they have a very diverse catalog and no 2 songs sound alike.

[@YoCraps-og4kt]

Although "Dazed and Confused" is a song written by American singer-songwriter, Jake Holmes, in 1967, Led Zeppelins version is the one everyone knows about. They took it into another stratosphere.

[@ajaxfernsby4078]

You just heard the sound of a man’s tormented soul. I was in High School when this came out and I was blown away. One more thing, although some music videos are great, I find many of them are just a distraction from the sound of good music. I remember first listening to this album, laying on the bed, eyes closed, headphones on, then playing it again. Savoring every note, with no distraction.

[@mystic_tacos]

THAT is the best way to experience Zeppelin, well music in general, but especially Zeppelin. Pink Floyd also.

[@TexasMagnolia]

I was a sickly baby and cried constantly unless, music was playing. Thanks to my older siblings...I was exposed to rock. Zeppelin’s “Rock and Roll” was my first and I was hooked. Heart’s debut album...I was hooked. Queen’s “Night at the Opera...Hooked!

[@827dusty]

This is the early Led Zeppelin. They were at their very best in the early days in my opinion. A great Blues Band at their heart, Led Zeppelin has to be in the top 3 Bands ever.

[@ProdigyBowlersTour]

I guess I was about 16 or 17 when this album came out. What a ride! They’re not my favorite group, but most everyone I know from my generation would say they’re simply the greatest blues rock band in history, and arguably one of the first and possibly the best heavy metal band in history. They check a lot of boxes, that’s for damn sure.

[@antarcticorb9197]

I was 12 years old when my brother brought this LP home I had to buckle to my knees to the carpet I was floored absolutely floored....

[@johnwhite4991]

I was a junior in high school in 1969 when I first heard this song and Zeppelin's first album. They immediately became my favorite band, and remain so to this day. I got to see them live in 1970, and it was so amazing I don't have words.

[@MrOkieChef]

I was 17 years old and got to see Led Zeppelin live at the Rose Palace in 1969. They were touring to support the release of their first album and Dazed and Confused was a huge hit. I’m almost envious that you are getting to experience it for the first time.

[@williamcabell142]

Simply...the GOATS!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 I was 18 years old! I am an old fart, but still listening to Zep, and the music of my youth. I was a big Motown fan. And don’t mention the British envision, that changed the world of music. What a special time to grow up in (musically), unfortunately we still have some of the same problems socially.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Jimmy plays the guitar with a cello bow in this...I'm 61 and grew up loving Zeppelin!! I was 10!

[@petemininni5671]

I was 10 and have been a fan of LZ since! John Bonham was my inspiration to become a drummer!

[@richardmartin9565]

We were always high when we listened to this album. I was 21 in 1969

[@VinE83656]

I am so glad you are enjoying and appreciating Led Zeppelin. I was lucky enough to see them live twice within one week back in 1977 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. They played six shows over eight nights and I was at the second and fifth of the six shows. So amazing.

[@troymiller2584]

Have you noticed Led Zeppelin is a snap to consciousness in their songs? I have been getting the Led out for decades.

[@TOOSUSHI]

I love how you described this!

[@troymiller2584]

Look up the term “getting the Led out”

[@Lightmane]

@@TOOSUSHI In Chicago there was a radio station that had a segment once/week called 'Get the Led Out' where they would play 3 Led Zeppelin songs in a row, with no interruptions. We all looked forward to it every week.

[@carlosaugustocadm7474]

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[@carlosaugustocadm7474]

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[@juliemanarin4127]

Girl...watch this live at MSG...Jimmy is unbelievable on the guitar...a true joy to watch!!

[@mancbiker17]

Do you have a special algorithm that immediately messages you whenever a zeppelin reaction is uploaded? 😊

[@TexasMagnolia]

This song showcases why Zeppelin in the Best Rock Band ever. And, each member was the best ever at their craft! RIP John Bohnam...remains the best drummer ever.

[@juliemanarin4127]

You're right on all points

[@glenndrexler1677]

Jimmy page jesus christ!!!

[@paranormalskeptic3893]

I’ll never forget the day I heard Bonham died. I came home from school (I was a senior in HS), turned on the radio in my room, and they kept playing Zeppelin songs, I was thinking, this is GREAT, like 6 Zeppelin songs in a row. Then I heard he had died, and I was devastated.

[@jbjoeychic]

@George Duffy Okay bro, when they got sued for it they settled and paid. However who can possibly claim that these 4 musicians were NOT pioneers forging a road never before heard. They basically took from what inspired them from the African American blues and Soul from those Fathers of Rock and Roll and remastered and paid them homage. They were inspired but to say they plagiarized is too strong. Jimmy Page took an entire genre of old Delta Blues and turned it into a Rock sound that is only his and the groups. Go ahead and criticize them if you want but if you name an artist, any artist that came up with a classic hit, ask them to tell you truly..."who inspired you to write that music ?" Everyone arrives on the shoulders of those that come before us. Finally, l appreciate that Led Zep re-introduced back into American audience OUR AMERICAN LEGENDARY SONGS and l guess it took musicians (Led Zep, Stones, Cream, WHO, Floyd,etc) from the UK to fully appreciate that Delta Blues sound.

[@sebastianquinchia1840]

@George Duffy Led Zeppelins version of this song is also completely different from the original as well. The music is from the Yardbirds versions and the lyrics were completely changed, the only similar lyrics are the words "dazed and confused"

[@Twittler1]

This was on their first album, released in summer, 1969. I was 17, and it still blows me away 52 years later. Every song on that album is a classic and well worth listening to. The singer, Robert Plant, was only 20 at the time of recording. Previously, although he’d been singing in local blues bands near where he lived in the Midlands of England since he was 16, he was an ‘unknown’ until Jimmy Page (guitar), found and auditioned him for the New Yardbirds, soon to change their name to Led Zeppelin not long before the first album’s release.

[@johnnoack1459]

Zep is considered the BEST hard rock band Ever ! U have 1 of the 2 best drummers ever in rock, u have a guitarist who is 1 of the best over the last 60 years !

[@thomasmilazzo6273]

I assume Keith Moon is also one of the 2.

[@DJ-op8ky]

@@thomasmilazzo6273 it's a 2a, 2b 2c situation

[@danieljodrey8863]

@@thomasmilazzo6273 I'm pretty sure he means Neil Peart. But I'm with you and others, Moon has to be considered, but don't forget Danny and Paice. Top Shelf the whole lot.

[@MikeB12800]

And Plant is one of the best singers/frontmen! When you hear that voice, you know who it is!

[@thomasmilazzo6273]

@@danieljodrey8863 Indeed, can never discount Rush, or Liberty Devitto, or Phil Collins or levon helm. They are all legendary

[@imagineso2241]

For some reason this is an emotional piece of music. A stunning piece my dad introduced to me once whilst I was listening to my music. One of my favourite tracks. Great reaction, thank you.

[@frankensteinlives5451]

Being a young child when this was first released, I and many of my generation were spoiled by groups like this. We grew up with bands of this caliber. And so didn't realize how special these bands and their music is.

[@garethtarplee7443]

Love this band, I was 12 years old when I first listened to this and it still rocks

[@roadkill7314]

I absolutely loved your facial expressions in this reaction! That's the normal reaction of most music lovers to Led Zeppelin. That's why they're the greatest rock and roll band of all time.

[@kimkeller3476]

Hey Sushi, just love your reactions. You are so beautiful too!! Love how you let the music take you on a journey. Been listening to Zeppelin since high school. 70's music is the best!!

[@coliniancooke8848]

I was living in London as a 25 year old. The music is still just as powerful and creative

[@skysaw73]

I literally paused myself watching this reaction to comment that one of my absolute favorite things to watch on KZbin for me is that of first -time listeners to this particular Led Zeppelin song. LOVE IT!!! Ok. Now back to watching the rest of the reaction...

[@mikecockerham5285]

The best Rock and roll drummer in his day John Henry Bonham!!! RIP!

[@mississippihippie3600]

I've been waiting for this reaction! When my son was a few weeks up until around 6 months I would have to sing this for him to go to sleep. One of my favorite Zeppelin songs

[@susanfigueroa872]

Before Led Zeppelin, Jimmy Page, the guitarist, was in a groundbreaking band called the Yardbirds. Two other guitarists that had been in that band at one time were, Jeff Beck and Eric Clapton. Along with these three and probably Ritchie Blackmore of Deep Purple they have got to be the cornerstones of insane guitar playing and arrangements. Love your reaction, there's more where that came from!

[@CJWARNER]

I was fortunate to have seen Led Zeppelin in concert and to see them do this song and so many other great ones back in the early '70s at the Spectrum in Philadelphia. It was an event I'll never forget.

[@johnporter5528]

I consider myself an authority on Led Zeppelin, their music and their story from start to finish, amongst other bands as well. Maybe a nerd lol but a rational one. Very few bands can stir the rhythmic emotions from within our soles like Zeppelin could and still do. I am still amazed after all these years... am enjoying your reactions

[@jcroston3266]

So cool to see you grooving to this the way I did when I was about 14. I had to hear this one about 4 or 5 times I was so blown away by it. Keep discovering. There really is a reason we still listen to this era of music!

[@PeterTea]

You feel dazed and confused... because Zeppelin wanted you too.

[@steveullrich7737]

Exactly, she looked that way!

[@ricklove599]

Led Zeppelin I was released on January 12, 1969, two days before my 19th birthday. Listening to it today is just as powerful today as it was 52 years ago. It’s a classic that has stood the test of time. Glad you got to experience a piece of it.

[@prometheus7615]

I was 11yrs old when this came out used to listen in our garage on our antiquated record player while playing pool along with w/ the doors & Iron Butterfly of course.

[@alanburke1302]

Every member of the band is a legend at there own trade. Super rare and to get together at the same time in history. Led Zepplin is the GOAT or at least one of the greatest.

[@samson9535]

"The Soul of a woman was created below". Great lyric and pretty damn accurate.

[@harisbbbbaaa]

Welcome to the dark side 😉

[@ElDuderino716]

I’ve been listening to this for over forty years, i first heard this when I was around 11 years old and I’ve been a Led Head ever since.

[@mikell5087]

Ever heard the term psychedelic music? Well that was some genuine late 60's psychedelia right there. This is why I was begging you to listen to the studio, or album track, version of some of their songs. Yes, you can listen to the whole 30 minute long concert version of this song, but if you haven't heard the actual song, you wouldn't know what you were listening to!!! For another more melodic song that shows off their strong song writing talents, try a later song, like All My Love, but you have to listen to Kashmir!!!

[@armara70]

Yeah definitely Kashmir

[@juliemanarin4127]

You would live it live from MSG!

[@johnthiele984]

Also, I've posted this a few times but you REALLY need to go back and listen to the studio version of Stairway to Heaven. It is a true rock and roll masterpiece but of course so is everything else they put out.

[@BlackSmokeDMax]

Great advice, listening to both the studio as well as the live versions of songs.

[@TheWarhippie1977]

Zeppelin is not psychedelic they are a hard rock blues band big difference.

[@arturosalas7270]

i heard Led Zeppelin for the first time when i was about to start middle school so between 2006-2007 and every single time i hear their music i still get chills like i did back then... Rock and Metal have been my lifeline in every single dark time ive gone thorugh and the soundtrack of the good times ive had

[@chrismartin9561]

You have to listen to "In my time of dying" of Led Zeppelin "Physical Graffiti" what a journey that song is.

[@Fitensity-z7n]

Led Zeppelin is like a "Fine Wine." Their music has stood the test of time. Blues on steroids!!

[@jeffdetmer4681]

Welcome to psychedelic rock. Brings to mind the P.A. announcement at Woodstock warning people not to take the brown acid lol. It was a crazy time and in so many ways still a safer time. I do miss the hippy girls and the summer of love. Stay safe and well. Peace.

[@ElDuderino716]

The brown acid is not poison...it’s just bad acid. 😂

[@rodrogers7553]

I love that you appreciate this band. Delve into their catalog and you'll want to hear it all.

[@dononeil8611]

They requested the "studio version" because any live version of this song will be super-long. The live version from the concert movie/soundtrack of "The Song Remains the Same" is over 20 minutes long.

[@juliemanarin4127]

And killer!!

[@tnhand1022]

My dad listened to 70's classic rock throughout my childhood. I don't remember my first time hearing this song, but I do remember the first time I played it in my car at age 18. Windows down on the highway, wind twisting my hair into knots, volume so loud my ears almost bled, and I felt like a total badass (in my '97 ford escort). You're right that this song takes you on a journey & you almost feel exhausted afterwards!

[@hippiejoe969]

Welcome to the LED ZEPPELIN life, I started listening around 1978 and still on the play list as well as Pink Floyd, and so much more . And yes would and still like to get in the ZONE if you will, and vibe with my head phones on. 52yrs old now and still have my pony tail. My 9yr old grandaugter started calling me Hippie Joe when she feels like picking on me and now everyone does. Anyways you should check out. THE LEMON SONG next. Sorry so long. PEACE HIPPIE JOE

[@centuryrox]

I first started hearing Zep back in the early 1970s, when I saw my older brother playing the air guitar and screaming Plant's lyrics to "Heartbreaker". I was hooked from that point on! And Heartbreaker remains one of my favorites by them!

[@Peter-oh3hc]

@@centuryrox recently read a story where JPJ was producing and album and everyone was cool with him. He was sitting just playing the bass and people going about their work. The writer said he then started to play Heartbreaker and everyone stopped talking and everyone stopped moving. Love that story. Hope you do too

[@centuryrox]

@@Peter-oh3hc Cool story! First time I've ever heard that one. Thanks! And how can anyone NOT stop talking when they hear that riff?

[@Peter-oh3hc]

@@centuryrox you can't

[@kevinmarsh8922]

This song blew my mind when I was a teen in the 70s. Plant's opening and John Paul Jone's bass line are amazing. John Bonham is unbelievable. This and "Ramble On" were my favorite Led Zepplin songs till "Kashmer" and "In My Time Of Dyeing".

[@bonzolo2358]

The rain song, how many more times and no quarter are mine (as of this moment) but every Zep song is my favourite when I listen to it

[@shrewsburyboy2]

You're definitely taking the classic rock music to heart and letting it soak in I love your reactions keep it going

[@completecharleston7142]

Imagine being a 15 year old kid in 1969 hearing this for the first time - just as blown away today, glad you found - Zep's debut album has all winners on it, my fave.

[@teddyritola2655]

When i THINK OF THE 70s LED ZEPPELIN COMES TO my mind 1st , Then Queen, The 70s were a GIGANTICK Decade for Great Rock and Roll

[@keymack2477]

I first heard this song when I was about 13 or 14 and it fairly blew my mind! But on the other hand, most everything that Led Zeppelin was doing back then blew my mind! An amazing band, one of the best ever! Thank you for your reaction!

[@bucketheadistheman]

An important song. Glad you discovered it.

[@bobprediger6966]

i first heard this about 35 to 40 years ago. and i still love it everytime i listen to this and most of their songs . so many great songs they made

[@gary6754]

Every member of the band is great and a legend. And each member of the band was irreplaceable. But Bonham's drumming punctuates what everyone else is doing. No Bonham then its a completely different band

[@loopyprawn]

This may be an unpopular opinion, but for me, Jason doesn’t satisfy filling in for his father.

[@80cathryn]

@@loopyprawn of course not, but in 2007 he did admirably. They are all pillars of Olympus

[@kitokane]

Happy to see the younger generation appreciate great music from different eras!

[@tonypauline225]

And on the eight day God said, "Let there be Led Zeppelin."

[@crazydale1000]

I came home from Vietnam in 1972. 1 was 22. I heard this song and had to learn the guitar solo. You just made me plug in my guitar. This is still my favorite Led Zeppelin song.

[@emilybazeddi1914]

You need to see how gorgeous Jimmy Page was in the early 70s. Mamma mia.

[@ruudbohm995]

I grew up in the Netherlands with this music in the sixties, I am now 67 and it is so good to see young people like you experience the same feelings we had as kids when this was new. Remember that Led Zeppelin amongst many others "created "a total new type of music back then. Think of Pink Floyd, Emerson Lake and Palmer, Yes, Moody Blues, Cream, The Doors etc. They all, together, with many other (mainly) British rockbands brought something completely new. My parents were listening to Frank Sinatra - type of music and although they were very modern in their time, they did not understand this type of music at all. To make you understand the importance of for instance Led Zeppelin, I would recommend you to look at de clip from 2012 when the 3 still living members of Led Zeppelin were honoured in the Kennedy Center by Ann and Nacy Wilson from Heart, with their version of Stairway to Heaven. Sorry for long story but after seeing a few of your Led Zeppelin reactions I was reliving my teenage years again. Thank you for that !

[@chemquests]

For the time these were highly experimental sounds

[@RandyXB9R]

It's become cliché that we had the best music back then but when you really sit down and listen to some of these greats, it's still a valid point. Jimmy Page was a session musician. So was John Bonham, so their roots went very deep. Robert Plant was a blues singer of no small fame already as well and Bonzo Bonham... they had to rein him in at times and he learned that easily and created some of the strongest works of his all too short career. The amount of incredible songs and the range of music they came up with was legendary. This was not unusual in those turbulent and fantastic times... We'll likely never see that again, but at least we can experience it via sites like this. We had AWESOME times back then (I was 16 when these came out) and created memories that will always bring a smile and admiration when we hear them as we move through this life... :) Sushi, Glad you're getting to hear what we loved and grew up with. It's far better than much of what's out there and also beats the news to a pulp... ;)

[@josephbarr1659]

Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Rainbow, Black Sabbath.... The list of legendary bands from that era is hard to quantify.

[@Shads62]

the moment everyone realised bonzo was the best drummer in the world

[@josephbarr1659]

Fun fact about Bonzo: Both he and Robert Plant grew up in the Midlands, and as a result were good friends with Tony Iommi and Geezer Butler from Sabbath. On occasion they would jam together, but Sabbath's drummer, Bill Ward, HATED it when Bonham would ask to play on his kit because John Bonham pounded the skins so hard that he would always break something. -Read it in Tony's autobiography. 🤣🤘

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

MOON just as good

[@Shads62]

@@DENVEROUTDOORMAN not even close

[@wheelz8240]

This song came out 13 years before I was born. I grew up listening too it and others by Led Zeppelin. I s'pose I really "discovered" it for myself when I was a teenager in the mid-late 90's.

[@nw8000]

Well I guess you have just been "ZEPPED"

[@emilianorodriguez8638]

Yeah.....Every time I listen to one of the greats play a guitar solo. Started listening to them when I was in high school, made my last couple of years feel like a dream...haha

[@j.l.duncan4308]

I'm still pushin Super Tramp Even in the quietest moments. Check it out.

[@jeffcasey9911]

Definitely some Super Tramp

[@emersongoss16]

Their music pauses reality and takes you on a journey ......

[@winslow551]

Welcome to the world of Led Zeppelin. They set the standards for production and power rock blues. I bought the album while in high school when it was first released. My mouth dropped open listening to the album for the first time. It's still open now.

[@melissaward6311]

My kids were brought up on this music. One's 37, and the other is 42. I took the 42 year old one,when she was 16 to see page and plant with Egyptian orchestra behind them she loved it, along with her friend and our friends. It was important for her to see them I believed. I believe you would have loved being in our musical generation. Page and plant really play off each other so well. I was 16 when this came out in around 69 I think?

[@DK-bk1vq]

The bass man was straight ON FIRE!! right after the dreamy part, and the drummer kicked the jammin part off. Wow! I mean, they was all jamming, but that bass, damn...

[@dalem8332]

Awesome! Off their first album, I remember buying it when l was a kid. Blew my mind!😎🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦

[@waypoint_socal]

I was only 1yrs old when this song was released in 1967. More than likely the first time I actually heard it the first time was probably when I was around 10yrs old or a bit older and either in a car with friends on the way to the beach (So-Cal), or while kicking back on the sand at the beach with friends. Led Zeppelin is one of my all time favorite bands I grew up listening to. And back then those of us kids who listened to Led Zeppelin were often ridiculed and called "devil worshipers" by people who listened to bands like The Bee Gees, Captain & Tennille, Donny & Marie, ect.. Which I'm sorry but it still makes me laugh. Anyway, seeing how your response was when listening to this song, I would just LOVE to see your response listening to Led Zeppelin's "You Shook Me". I recommend listening to, KZbin video: "Led Zeppelin - March 27, 1969 - You Shook Me (Beat Club) (Promo Video)"

[@chetpietras8402]

Well well well...Welcome to my era of music...Released in 1969, I was 15 years old. One of the GREATS!! Glad you enjoyed it. Really fun watching the current generation FINALLY start to listen to some of the greatest music in history!!

[@rodneyhearne3405]

What a great reaction. Everyone has a soundtrack to their lives and for me, this is a very important band. I was 15 years old when I purchased this first album from Led Zeppelin. It was a game-changer from the first cut to the last. This was early 1969 and the members were very young in their early 20’s. It was British Blues, the sound was heavy, bluesy, soulful, sung, and played with such obvious passion. I was not quite prepared for them but instantly loved this new sound. I had listened to the Yardbirds, John Mayall and the ‘ even saw Cream but this was different. Thanks for listening to this great music!

[@michaelgaffney5643]

I remember listening to this in late 1969 driving around downtown Memphis after seeing "2001 a space oddessy", tripping on acid. I was 18 at the time, on my way to Veitnam. I love seeing your reaction to the music I have loved most of my life. Mike

[@ronaldisenberg257]

Saw them in 1969 When they came to the rock pile in Toronto Canada with my cousin Deb one of the great moments in our lives Cheers from Oshawa Canada

[@chrisfortune1813]

4 When the song came out, 11 when I first heard it (thanks to older brother) and 16 when the world changed forever. RiP John. It is so great to see a new generation "discovering" the beauty that my age group grew up with and to be honest saw as normal. This was indeed a special time for popular music and I wish I had appreciated it more at the time but thanks to you and other similar channels I am getting to relive that joy vicariously again.

[@brianfronius4166]

Haven’t listened to you for awhile. You’re much more attentive to all aspects of music, various instruments and the intricacies than in the past. I really enjoyed your video. Looking forward to dropping in again. Good job !

[@williamrivera817]

Led zeppelin is*ONE Respect band for they songs and guitar riffs, your hair looks fabulous,tank you again Sweet sushi,billy Rivera 👍

[@zenclover8468]

Im 36 now and discovered zeppelin when i was in 12th grade. I heard of them before, several songs infact, but things didnt click for me until senior year of highschool and i started listening to all my dads vinyl albums. Also check out some Jethro Tull, they are known for thier "rock flute".

[@MrDiddyDee]

I was 13 when this was first released, and it was my 16 year old sister who bought that first Zeppelin album. We only had a 'Dansette' record player, which was a cheap Japanese portable mono record deck, it was like a big blue vanity case(Japan stopped producing them that same year as more sophisticated products came through). Never got to hear this track in stereo until about a decade later when I got my own stereo system and had my mind blown all over again. What Robert Plant and Jimmy Page were doing was a 'call and response', Jimmy played a riff and Robert matched it with his vocal, this ad lib trading of licks was a key part in many of their live performances. In the big ending build up, they riff in unison at that point. Did you also notice in the breakdown that the bass and drums were trading beats too? John Bonham was following John Paul Jones' bass riffs and matching him.

[@larryfink1]

Okay I am 60 years old this is from like 1973 and yeah this was the best can't tell you how many times we enjoyed listening to this at a party on a record player unbelievable stuff welcome to the seventies. This was the time. When rock and roll was being perfected there's so many bands at this time. And led Zeppelin was one of the very best

[@aspenward390]

I was 13 years old, in 1971. The music of Zeppelin wasn't played on the radio, at least, where I lived. Radio was AM radio and top forty, which was Motown, and the Beatles, etc. So, my older brother was a drummer in a band, and he had a huge album collection, and late one night when I was alone I put this on the record player. I was transformed that evening into something else..into someone else. Perhaps, the Beatles began some kind of transformation of me when I was 5, a kind of musical child. And now, Zeppelin turned me into an older being. It's odd to look back, 50 years, and still remember how the world was viewed through a different lens after hearing this music. A complete paradigm shift. I, actually, thought that I may have broken something inside me. But it was just a confrontation with genius. I was changed.