FIRST TIME HEARING | 🎶 Led Zeppelin - Going To California 🎶 (Live at Earls Court 1975) | Reaction

[@juliemanarin4127]

There is nobody better than Zeppelin! All their songs are perfection and their live performances were always magnificent...always perfect musicianship!

[@kevinharalson4538]

👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@oliver6749]

If you like this one, you will love them live at Madison square garden 1973. Any song will do, but Stairway to heaven and Since I've been loving you are epic!

[@edtougas807]

Led does amazing blues rock! Check out their first album “I can’t quit you babe” and “You shook me”.

[@leostawicki7283]

Led Zeppelin had alot of scope....Rock, Blues, Acoustic, Middle Eastern, Folk, Jazz, Celtic....

[@juliemanarin4127]

This whole acoustic set was amazing! Please do The Song Remains The Same/The Rain Song live 1973 at MSG!!

[@kevinharalson4538]

Awesome!

[@kevinharalson4538]

Out of left field- when they are showing the negative images, around 2:41 do you see a quick glimpse of Maureen??

[@fredtello]

Ten Years Gone is my favorite song by Led Zeppelin. :..the studio version

[@sumonjamal1653]

Led Zeppelin were more than just a heavy rock band... they could play acoustic folk, country bluegrass... they even touched on keyboard synth songs on their last record ('All my love') ... Guitarist Jimmy Page got a lot of credit, but bassist John Paul Jones was the quiet genius in Zeppelin - he's playing the mandolin in this clip... Jones could play, bass, guitar, mandolin, ukulele, piano, keyboards... He was a songwriter, multi instrumentalist & producer before he joined Zeppelin in 1968, and he kept busy as a producer/arranger for other artists after Zeppelin's split in 1980. Led Zeppelin was a unique combination of the 4 members, each essential to the band's sound & success... that's why they didn't continue after drummer John Bonham's death; he was the beat of the band & could not be replaced.

[@27thangel23]

You can add recorder to your list... Jonesy played bass, baritone, and tenor recorders to start the record Stairway to Heaven (although live he recreates recorders on the Mellotron). I feel the same about him as you- steady, steadfast and propulsive, he was the glue that kept Zep on track. Peace.

[@williamsharbono7562]

Perfectly put-MAGNIFICO-Jones was the secret weapon( the quiet ever-so-talented one, think he could play almost any instrument placed in front of him, BONZO( well enough said, THE GREATEST DRUMMER EVER-Together the best rhythm section ever!

[@christanking4799]

Stairway to heaven live at MSG and Since I've Been Loving You at MSG

[@lisaburrows2128]

Their version of "ln My Time of Dying" live at Earl's Court,1975 is so unique... Mississippi Delta Blues meets Rock and Roll!

[@williamsharbono7562]

And “In My Time of Dying”-totally unbelievable playing a true steel guitar standing up, can’t see Pages hand move up and down fret bar!

[@shannonpace9433]

Since I've been loving you. Live in Madison Square garden 1973.

[@laurahammond1417]

More Led Zeppelin please!

[@ricoalvarado54]

The Goats 🎵🎼🎵🎼🎸🎸

[@tashaanderson2921]

React to Blackdog by Led Zeppelin..that's my FAVORITE!

[@AWSAQEDS]

Page & Plant both adore Joni Mitchell. This is their tribute to her.

[@jefflebowski1756]

Fool in the Rain is amazing

[@26shedan]

always up for more Led Zeppelin....

[@williamcabell142]

The GOATS! 😎

[@666tubedragon666]

yes more Zep please!

[@mviroli]

Nice reaction of this forgotten pearl!

[@TaySteph]

Thank you!

[@michaelakkerman407]

If you like this: The Rain Song by Led Zeppelin is a masterpiece of music and words.

[@rob86965]

One of LZ's best songs. Kudos, Tay and Steph!

[@jimbusby8298]

Getting the Led Out 🎵🎶💯 Nobody's fault but mine....

[@grandwazoodebris1015]

They loved acoustic music, and lots of it scattered through their albums. They played these epic long concerts, 3, 3 1/2 hours and played an acoustic set in the middle somewhere. Was usually 3,4,5 songs and gave them a chance to rest a bit. Check out the epic Battle of Evermore sometime.

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

If you're not familiar with Led Zeppelin, they were created in 1968 by guitarist Jimmy Page, who also produced all their albums. Vocalist Robert Plant also played harmonica, bassist John Paul Jones who also played all keys, and mandolin (like in this video), and drummer John Bonham. They disbanded in 1980 with the death of Bonham. Their music style was considered "hard rock/heavy blues" but they played a variety of genres. I hope you do more Led Zeppelin but keep in mind, they don't have live videos for all their songs.

[@mattjohn4731]

One of their excellent Folk songs! They played different styles so well. This one only has 2 instruments. Jimmy Page' guitar and John Paul Jones' mandolin. One of my fav of theirs because I'm really into folk. Try Jethro Tull, another old British band who play rock, folk, blues, a little bit of classical and hard rock.

[@Scoobydcs]

Best band ever

[@kevinharalson4538]

Sometime when you’re feeling spunky, do “in My Time Of Dying” from this same concert, Earls Court!

[@mattjohn4731]

Oh! Check out Bob Dylan's gnarly acoustic version, from 1962! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpSTnKKkeJ1-pJo

[@brianrussell6570]

Since I've Been Lovin You" live at MSG

[@williamsharbono7562]

More , more-10years gone-live video!

[@robertlear2735]

watch any video from Led Zeppelin at Madison Square Garden in 1973 but especially "Since I've Been Loving You" and "The Ocean"

[@larannar123]

Hey Tay and Steph, Zeppelin was heavily influenced by blues artists....😁 Some of their blusier songs are "When the Levee breaks","In my time of dyin'", and one I'd love to see you react to,is their amazing cover of Otis Rush's "I can't quit you baby"!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@AlanBee1948]

always endeavor to listen to LIVE performances, which show their true virtuosity. far better than studio versions

[@tobinsarttrading1733]

It is their best song no doubt… we’ll that and another little known tune called Stairway to…

[@scott13174]

You guys need to do some Disturbed reactions like Down with the sicknesses then the Sound of Silence

[@jbojoify]

Try Bron yr aur stomp or that’s the way live from the same concert earls court 1975 both amazing

[@cluneyc]

love you folks, nice to see you feel this music with the rest of us. acoustic music 'soothing', yes. blues/rock music, not soothing

[@s.mcpherson6354]

Thanks guys. Enjoyed your reaction. Led Zep are geniuses. If you want other geniuses, try the live recording of Edgar Winter doing Frankenstein with a monster band. It's the song he invented the wearable keyboard for. Edgar and his brother are legends in rock music. They stuff he does in that song was so cutting edge, using the newest equipment available, that the entire thing was a spectacle performed by seriously skilled players. To give you an idea of how good Edgar is, Tina Turner hired him to do the solo for a hit of hers, and he was playing his third instrument. She could have had anyone, and she felt him, on his third, was better than the others on their first.

[@TaySteph]

Appreciate the support!

[@richardjacobs7191]

Break out the Bong and enjoy the song.😁😁😁🍄🍄🍻🍺🍸🦄🌲🌲fine pine🎶🎵🚬🚬🚬

[@emersongoss16]

Lemon Song Heartbreaker Trampled Under Foot Whole Lotta Love Black Dog The Ocean Those are good Led Zep songs to get you started. Subscribing to your channel ......

[@brianmasinelli9694]

Are you guys ready for this Zeppelin journey? It goes on and on and on... 'Kashmir', ' babe I'm gonna leave you ' just to name a couple.

[@ronnietrosclair7091]

You've Lost That Loving Felling or Unchained Melody by the Righteous Brothers. You'll love both of those I guarantee!

[@jamescrane2156]

Led Zeppelin - Immigrant Song (Live 1972) (Official Video)

[@dawnekay1567]

Kashmir .......and Babe I'm Gonna Leave You.

[@leemcintyre9490]

May I suggest ZEPPELIN's Studio Version of KASHMIR 🎶!! You might have to Pause once, or twice to keeping it from getting Blocked, But the Studio Version of This Song is Absolutely Superb! They Managed to get the aid of The London Symphony Orchistra 🎻🎺 . I mean the Live version is Good, but it can't Match the Pure Majesty of the Studio version!! 🎶

[@PeterTea]

Might as well check out the next song off this album… When the Levee Breaks…

[@TaySteph]

Is that a classic that everyone would enjoy watching? Thanks for the request

[@PeterTea]

@@TaySteph Yes but Zeppelin aren’t like most bands. They probably have dozens of classic songs. Really it’s all good by them.

[@abigin1153]

PLEASE LISTEN SINCE IVE BEEN LOVING YOU LIVE AT MSG BY LED ZEPPELIN

[@dannyworten5876]

For just a few artist suggestions for future that will get you some boomers to join you on your journey to 100+ K subs and knowledge of good music of all genres and time periods. The Doors,Bad Company,Deep Purple,Blue Oyster Cult ,Chicago,Neil Young are just a few big artist to dig into

[@Tijuanabill]

Ladies don't smoke his stuff and drink all his wine, or he will go to the far side of the far continent. This dude will dip to another oceanside. That is more peaced outed than anyone ever.

[@chase5637]

This video got awkward first date at Hooters energy

[@leostawicki3893]

Page on acoustic....While the bass player is on Mandolin....

[@jennifergregory3629]

Go outside the box,,do celebration day live 1973