Down By The Seaside by Led Zeppelin | Reaction

[@DFitz-bk7dj]

This has to be one of the Best Albums EVER!!!

[@Kashmir.820]

Oh without a doubt it absolutely is

[@weebles1695]

My man in the purple, I’ve never seen anyone feel the music as he did. Amazing.

[@michaelinnj7439]

This song and tomorrow's song Ten Years Gone are my two favorites on the album. Growing up with a steady diet of classic rock radio I heard Ten Years Gone on the radio a few times, but never Down by the Seaside which is a shame but also a good solid reason to seek out the deep tracks.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Amazing song!

[@susanvaughn8234]

My best friend’s mom listened to us playing this when we were teenagers and she even said it was a “nice” song lol

[@kowanmcgarry]

Ten years gone is a song that you are absolutely not ready for. My favorite Led Zeppelin song.

[@katyharrs278]

I live right down by the seaside and this song still reminds me of the seaside 😊

[@jordan9941]

The next song, Ten Years Gone, is my favorite Zeppelin song.

[@susanvaughn8234]

This song is beautiful and old fashioned sounding…you guys are awesome reviewing this album.

[@John_Locke_108]

You really need to pay attention to the guitar overdubs. Jimmy has some great licks buried in the mix. Freaking love this song to death. And tomorrow we'll get the reaction to one of the best examples of Jimmy's dream of creating music that was "Light & Shade". At least in my opinion it's the best example since Babe I'm Gonna Leave You.

[@juliemanarin4127]

I couldn't love them more!! You will love Ten Years Gone!

[@mistymountainhop71]

This is such a chill song, sit back relax and sway along. 💜💙💛💙💜

[@Belinda-nb3pm]

I think you like it because you can feel the English Country feel! Lovin it! My Zep is the best Rock N Roll band of all time! Happy Holidays Ya'll!

[@kenhewitt7357]

Brilliant song, so versatile.

[@VoltesWithElias]

Tomorrow is Ten Years Gone. My goodness me. Zeppelin prestige and class at it's peak.

[@handsom3jam955]

1:15 I truly believe every black person has this moment when properly introduced to Led Zeppelin’s productions. Awesome vid!

[@alex_m832]

Unbelievable album,too much great songs. I envy Dj. We'll see him listen Ten Years Gone, for the first time!

[@gustavobarreda438]

You are my "Delorean".. Zep was an obssesion for me back in the 80s/90s.. And finally, Physical Graffiti was the peak of the mountain.. This song is so smooth, so special..

[@Maizy1985]

Love this song so much! Okay I have to say it, since going through this journey listening to each album with you guys I've discovered that though I have SO many favourite songs I couldn't pick a best album before but now...yes hands down this is my fav album of which I'm lucky enough to have a pristine condition vinyl copy I bought new in 1982.

[@Kram62]

TYG, a beautiful song to play on guitar! The chords, inversions, overdubs and progression is about the best I've ever listened to. I believe it's about Robert's long lost love who is now 10-years gone.

[@fewwiggle]

NO SPOILERS!!!! ;-)

[@Kram62]

@@fewwiggle Ha! Just wanted to que him on the plot thanks!

[@Ledzepnut]

@@fewwiggle Hahaha

[@MojoPin1983]

The guitar riff and solo, during the interlude, are one of Page’s best and most overlooked moments in Led Zeppelin’s discography. Are you guys ever going to react to Jeff Buckley? Jimmy Page and Robert Plant are massive fans of his. Page said that Jeff was “the greatest singer to appear in two decades (between the ‘70s and ‘90s), and Robert said that Jeff that was a “much greater singer” than him. Brad Pitt also said this about Jeff: “He’s Page and Plant in one, on a technical level; it’s mind-blowing.” *Brad Pitt & Jimmy Page on Jeff Buckley:* kzbin.info/www/bejne/hp_HhJSfqa51js0&t *Jimmy Page About Jeff Buckley:* kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmfUXmp9hJWUl9k *Robert Plant on Jeff Buckley:* kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGHOhn5qftSKp7M "On this day in 1996, I saw Jeff Buckley perform in Melbourne.⁣ Jeff Buckley was something of an ethereal spirit: a musical magician whose album 'Grace' showcased a unique talent. His name was on the lips of all musos from the release of that album and for the next two years.⁣ I had heard him sing a couple of songs at a distance on the Other Stage at Glastonbury, where Page and Plant were headlining: you could feel him, it was extraordinary. I had listened intently to 'Grace' whilst I was on tour and made a point to see him at the Palais Theatre in Melbourne on this day in 1996." - Jimmy Page, from his official Instagram account: instagram.com/p/B9KPsOijhu1/ I would recommend beginning with the following: *Jeff Buckley - Grace (BBC Late Show).*

[@chrisallen7798]

The next song, Ten Years Gone is a top 5 for me. It’s gorgeous, great, rocks, it has it all

[@DennyBob521]

I always thought Jimmy Page, despite being known as one of the greatest rock guitarists, had a bit of Nashville in him too. This song, the little riffs, slide guitar, etc, is like “Led Zeppelin country”. And I’m an obsessed LZ fan.

[@richdiana3663]

I read that his awesome song was paying homage to Neil Young. Sounds good enough for me. Love this song. 💗

[@Young_Jim]

I do still remember the Twist but sometimes wish I didn’t

[@BBaldwin]

I’ve always wondered if Kip Addotta’s “Wet Dream” was inspired by this one….some similarities in the eeeeeewwww oooooohhh eeeeww vocal harmonies. “Wet Dream” is a gut buster if youve never heard it!

[@Samscoinsandheavymetal]

Tremelo is the word 😊 Vibrato is ranging just above and below a target note whereas tremelo is volume shifting not pitch shifting

[@dja.3004]

DJ Needs to hear "Tea for One" asap n u know it MCA

[@jdemarco]

Is no one gonna mention JPJ's fantastic keyboard performance in this?

[@charleswolford3491]

I have this on vinyl and a working turn table 😆😆

[@StopMAGA]

I did too... in 1977.

[@scotturban4580]

Jimmy Page used a Tremolo Effect on this song

[@58BURST]

Actually, tremelo not vibrato,, Great reaction guys!

[@trevorlee7945]

You like it because its an awesome song with intricate changes

[@tomatoseed1443]

Gosh, if I didn't know better, I'd have thought it was Neil Young!

[@stretchgilbert]

Til tomorrow......

[@stell_r5829]

The vibrato kinda reminds me of the shimmering of the waves... I wonder if that was deliberate?

[@58BURST]

Yes, it's an effect, called (tremelo).

[@8DecadesLife]

This song always makes me think of the Stones. It's like the Stones with Zeppelin style added.

[@denniscuzic5085]

Killer track.

[@Scoobydcs]

Not 1 of my favs but it's zap so meh for them is still a bloody good song by anybodies standards. I like it I just don't love it.. 10 years gone is another Deepcut gem with a good story behind it

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

This song, indeed is a nod to Neil Young who had a song called "Down By The River" at the time. It was originally written around the same time as LZ IV however it didn't make the cut until Physical Graffiti. According to Robert, the other three weren't fans of the song, JPJ especially. To be honest, it is my least favorite song of theirs - which isn't surprising since I think Neil Young is kinda meh. In my opinion, if the entire song had kept to the same vein as the middle break, I think it would have been far more interesting musically.