FIRST TIME HEARING LED ZEPPELIN (STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN) REACTION

First time hearing this band and they were amazing. You see that big smile on my face?. That should sum up my reaction to this song
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[@aubrygarrison4435]

I am 63 years old and I love to see the young generation listen to the bands I grew up on . Its good to see you appreciate good music from other genres. Congrats , keep it up !

[@chuckjordan6455]

60... me too. Saw Led Zep in Oakland, CA "day on the green". The stadium was packed. They rocked as usual.

[@laurie1536]

@@chuckjordan6455 Me too! July of 77 or 78, I forget now. haha 60 years young for me too!

[@rickcoona]

@@chuckjordan6455 I was there as well, it was an AWESOME Concert! i can proudly say that i saw all the great Rock bands LIVE in their Prime

[@ellenlewis9860]

I'm 65 and I love watching this generation react the same way I did the first time I heard these songs. Still get goosebumps.

[@fredrickthomas6865]

I'm 55 and raised up on all the good stuff,and disco,funk,etc.. I. Agree good to see

[@jfranc3034]

"This band knows how to play their instruments man" Understatement of the decade

[@kevinnugent223]

Its amazing how much talent was in one band !!

[@spudlington]

They were the first "supergroup" in history, made up of established artists and session musicians the artists had worked with!

[@hippyg3573]

Music is universal. I grew up to these tunes, glad to see new people enjoying them. Before autotune, pyrotechnics, even videos...they had to be able to bring it!

[@forsalebymb]

Greta Van Fleet....is a band out there now that sounds exactly like Led Zep....same style. Now their parents brought them up well...lol... I have four kids age 18 to 30 and they all were raised with great music and know all the great bands. I always laughed when their friends would be over and would love the music and my kids couldn't believe their friends didn't know the music. I may be old but I experienced great concerts and best thing about it.... no cell phones back then to record all the crazy shit we did...lol

[@jillyannlovesjack1933]

@@forsalebymb Hahahahaha! No doubt! I think it was the best era yet! We were so lucky to NOT have all the things the kids have today! We had the most creative musicians who still give me chills!

[@theresamccormack887]

I’m so overwhelmed that you young men are listening to the bands. I was born in London over 75 years ago and grew up with most of the top groups. I knew personally so many of them and we all agreed that we had been blessed to have so much creativity going on: bands, artists, writers, musicians, photographers the lot. I have a wealth of memories. Bless you all for keeping this old lady happy 💓💗💖

[@OriginalPuro]

Great Music is timeless.

[@alabhaois]

Old lady-- no way!!! We are so very fortunate to be gifted with all these exquisite songs :)

[@zanethind]

Your country has so much amazing music

[@marymaxwell2975]

Imagine being 13 years old listening to zeppelin for the first time .....life changing ...that was me😍

[@maggiepp7997]

My dad used to play led zeppelin when I was a little girl (6-7 y.o) and I’m forever grateful for making me exposed to the greatness

[@COMBO_TATTALIA]

Dude you luckey you found out early on, I found out when I was already Fucking old

[@ruthjohnson4380]

Congrats. You have just entered the greatness of Led Zeppelin.

[@falafeldurum2095]

The quality is awful. He should definitely listen to a CD, lossless flac/alac file or even the 128kbit/s aac upload from Led Zeppelin themselves here kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4m0hqhredmcask - whoever uploaded this Stairway video with such an awful sound quality is a disgrace to Led Zeppelin.

[@Schwertfisch13]

And maybe listen to Taurus from Spirit to know where that song is coming from. Not hatin on the Zeppelin but they did stole some things without giving credit.

[@falafeldurum2095]

@@Schwertfisch13 Maybe they were inspired by Taurus, but the intro of Stairway is very different from Taurus. I don't say Led Zeppelin didn't cover some songs and sometimes didn't give credit, but the Stairway intro differs a lot from the Taurus melody, which is pretty boring. Despite the fact that when I play Taurus on my guitar I would grab different chords to play these tunes.

[@annamariaayyad2891]

One of the greatest groups of all time.

[@juliemcdonald756]

He heard it, he liked it, but I don’t think he understands just how impactful Led Zeppelin were and still are.

[@rebepage]

When someone who's never heard them before says, "I like how all these instuments come together...That guitar is giving it a little kick, ya'll". LMAO. Hold on to your britches, baby!

[@wilfbentley6738]

I said the same thing!

[@owainjoels8561]

yeah. exactly.

[@Cheshirecat-nx9zn]

Buckle up !

[@loraharvey6740]

Him: " This band sure knows how to play their instruments." Me: Beaming so proudly and wishing I could hug him! I like your reactions more and more everyday! I love how much you enjoy this era and genre of music and how open to new things your mind is. Thank you! Hope you are safe from the outbreak. Lots of love from Tennessee!

[@aaf1548]

I agree, I want to hug him too. Finding his channel, has brought a smile to my face especially during this quarantine

[@damone70]

"Beaming so proudly you could hug him"... That is so cringeworthy and lame. Hahahaha... Why, because seeing someone else listening to a song that you like makes you feel more connected.

[@loraharvey6740]

@@damone70 you know I was always taught that every person is entitled to their own opinions without judgement. So thank you very much for yours. And im so sorry you were raised without manners. God Bless and have a great night.

[@karenward267]

Watching JayVee appreciate beautiful music from many years ago makes me realise that there is hope for the future. We should all thank this wonderful young man for keeping our sanity during these horrible times.

[@landosmith1974]

@ jake 19 - what an immature little twat you are.

[@juliemcdonald756]

Ok young man, welcome to the best classic rock from the 70’s. You’ve missed out. There’s a whole world of music you haven’t heard. Keep searching. Keep listening. It’s practically endless.

[@angrylittlespider_9701]

That's right. You just opened a can of Led. Now you're never going to be able to set it down

[@dylanhendricks25]

he really wasn't ready for one of the greatest guitar solos of all time

[@matthewharris1660]

As a musician, I’m SO glad see you coming into Queen, Led Zeppelin, Lynyrd Skynyrd and such. GREAT music that we can’t let die! Congratulations!! Keep extending your palate and broadening your horizons!

[@JayveeTV]

Thank you and I definitely will

[@demoniclegends7964]

It’s amazing

[@Marty933]

A lot of people think the 70s was one of the greatest musically.

[@debrawoodydebrawoodymiracl9688]

Yes

[@kitphoenix9204]

Marty933 the sixties were pretty good Beatles, Rolling Stones, the Animals, etc

[@twanger644]

absolutely was. led zep, pink floyd, black sabbath, AC/DC, the who, david bowie, YES, the allman brothers, genesis, neil young, rush, elton john, ELO, fleetwood mac, the list goes on and on..

[@saundrajohnson1571]

Absolutely! The sixties started the change. There was a slow progression and a lot of great stuff in the sixties, but by the time the seventies arrived? I honestly can't remember any bad music. At that point in my life, music was so important, too. I don't remember a time when the tunes weren't blaring. I miss that music and that generation. 💖

[@sharontodd7761]

I agree.

[@JB-mu8dn]

One year after graduating from high school, one of our friends and classmates died in a motorcycle accident right in front of the high school. This was his favorite song and I can't help but think about him every time I hear this. RIP Gene.

[@susanchinn9373]

So sorry.

[@zanethind]

I'm sorry for your loss rip a great friend to you all

[@steve822009]

THAT drummer is Jon Bonham and he is considered one of the greatest to ever do it!!!

[@patches1589]

Agree! Just adding Ian Paice and Ginger Baker to the mix. Levon Helm was kick ass as well!

[@Befuddled_Ostrich]

Obligatory comment about Neil Peart.

[@kristinekhan8465]

♥️♥️♥️ R.I.P Bonzo

[@patdonnelly9392]

Love how you appreciate music from a past generation....songs that mean so much to people (like me) that were young at the time. You are a very cool man!

[@patdunham8140]

It’s so hard sitting here waiting to see his reaction, in just a sec....YES!!

[@fabriziodiguida6198]

Yes! ❤

[@susanalexander6721]

Watch "Heart" do this song when the band was honored at the Kennedy Center. Bonham''s son played drums. All those bowler hats to honor his Dad. It was awesome.

[@saundrajohnson1571]

Yes, absolutely do watch Heart. But honestly, just take your pick. They had a lot of great material. Most people would probably tell you to start with Barracuda! 😀

[@terryperry8636]

Heart is one of my absolute favorite bands.

[@julielynn10]

That version gives me chills. The choir, Roger tearful, Bonham’s son on drums - extraordinary. Perfect storm.

[@nicolalodge-bruce4090]

The Great Led Zeppelin Robert Plant lead singer (yes it is him throughput), Jimmy Page lead guitar, John Paul Jones bass guitar and the late Great John bonham on drums. Recommendations The Immigrant Song , Black Dog.

[@justinatheodora]

The mystic magic of electric guitar and psychedelic rock: Just as elevating and inspiring in 2019 as in 1970...

[@markchristofferson5872]

@@justinatheodora Damn, that's 50 years! I'm still feeling young.

[@MichelleCWeber]

The Immigrant Song will blow his mind!

[@jcbogdon]

lol Him saying oh it’s just a chill slow pace music! Has no clue what was coming! 😅

[@kanadiankandy6647]

And we’re all on the edge of our seats SO excited to see him discover what’s comming 😂😂

[@aussiepie4865]

No song in the last 2 decades will ever have someone in the future talking about it like this.

[@rajeshsrajeshs]

Peter Burton People say this statement all the time. But the more new music that comes out, more I get convinced that your statement is true.

[@skalia8344]

S Club 7 - Reach for the Stars. Yeah? Well stfu

[@RSPSgamerHD]

@@skalia8344 never heard of it so stfu

[@pyrotenax472]

Rainbow -Stargazer 👍

[@ericg7183]

I was in high school in the 80s, so this was something we all listened to. One of my teachers told us the story of when he went to one of their shows in St. Louis, and when they broke after the first set for an intermission, Jimmy Page came right back out with his guitar, pulled up a chair with his back to the crowd, and did a solo for almost 45 minutes. I would have loved to have been there.

[@MrJosealfonsoperez]

I love that people like you, young people, discover classic rock songs. Because to discover it is to love it, and that guarantees that they will not die

[@waynebyerly9681]

"so far I'm liking what I hear..." just you wait cousin ... JUST ... YOU ... WAIT ...

[@aj71169]

Wayne Byerly Ham fan?

[@RondaThomson]

LOL love it!!!!

[@garlandvincent3742]

Heart played that live to the Obama and his wife, Obama was in a trance and Michelle was grooving to it and Zeppelin-the band was digging it

[@doodys830]

Got that right! Love seeing new Zeppelin fans. Love it! I saw them two times. My life was complete way back then.

[@kanadiankandy6647]

garland vincent Robert and Jimmy were there for that too. Robert cried and it made me cry lol. That was awesome

[@jesperry6314]

If you're a Gen X-er and grew up in the 70's, there wasn't a single middle school or high school dance where this song wasn't played. This song and Freebird were the ultimate slow dances because they lasted longer than other songs.

[@stevenwallace7002]

Yes totally happened. Where did my youth go.

[@susanturner323]

My daughter, Katie Fox, and two of her friends were killed 12/21/91. Katie was 15 and the happiest person I ever knew. I played this at Katie's funeral. All three kids were buried on Christmas Eve. I felt the words could have been written for Katie. Thanks for playing it. Believe it or not, it came through the speakers at the funeral home as well as I could have hoped for.

[@kishka7winecountry]

This is a PERFECT WAY to ease into Led Zeppelin! You are in for a RIDE!!!!

[@taram7598]

True that!!

[@ladyjane8855]

This band were lightning in a bottle, each experts at what they did

[@cbpapp]

Lady Jane ooooh, well stated!

[@michellemccallister6779]

I love it when the younger generation enjoys the music I listened to as a teenager and young adult. This is great content here on KZbin! Thank you for letting us see your reaction and hear your thoughts!

[@dylancole1910]

Truth

[@Ms.Marcus777]

Dude, what until you hear the drummer and the electric guitar. This has so many different layers; you’re in for a treat.

[@cl8onj388]

"Hey, this band sure knows how to play their instruments, man". Indeed they do.

[@chuckjordan6455]

Not just that. Jimi Page invented "reverse echo", had some pretty innovated ways of recording drums. These guys pushed the envelope for sure.

[@SailorsGirl1957]

This guy is so cute. OMG what a niche!! Love what he's doing here on KZbin. Adore him.

[@stevenwallace7002]

My 3rd straight night watching his reactions. Still got many more to see. Got to give him respect for doing what he's doing.

[@Charmed636363]

When you were first surprised at the change in tempo, I couldn't wait for you to get to the next surprise. The little boy clip after the first line made me laugh so hard. It was perfect.

[@TCTrueCrimeSages]

Jimmy Page is one of the all time greatest guitarists with his 12 string, switching from rhythm to low bass. You should check out "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You.," if you're a fan of masterful guitar. He plays the acoustic like nobody's business but his.

[@5angels332]

Wow, I had the same reaction back in 1971 (I was 15). Still get a chill when I hear it now. Means so much to many people. Nice channel my friend. Keep 'em coming.

[@AnnHClay]

Oh man, I’m nearly 60, and this is my favorite piece of music ever. It’s such a joy watching this young person discover it. Thanks for the smiles. That’s Jimmy Page on guitar-the god of guitar.

[@SMILESZ2]

It's a good piece of music...you have good taste.

[@robertrios5019]

Please consider doing a reaction on Jimmy Hendrix version of “All along the watchtower” it will blow you away , as we used to say back in the day!

[@MP-fk9em]

Could not agree more!!

[@Popsy1972]

I recommend "When the Levee breaks" John Bonham's drumming with blow you away

[@beatleschick]

So true, but then again his drumming on everything blows me away. Same with Plant's voice and Page's guitar too.

[@parkercarbonneau5174]

Damn straight

[@katiea8194]

Also "moby dick" is another great for John Bonham

[@catherinejthomas1360]

"When the Levy Breaks" is one of my favorites. When New Orleans was hit by hurricane Katie this song kept running through my head.

[@megntx1]

FatCow ZOSO is my ALL TIME favorite album. When the Levee Breaks is INSANE! Blues, Rock, that freaking harmonica.... And John Bonham💜

[@paulsullivan1650]

Robert Plant: Lead Vocals Jimmy Page: All Guitars John Paul Jones: Bass Guitar John Bonham: Drums

[@lizzy-wx4rx]

"This band sure knows how to play their instruments." LMAO!

[@wilfbentley6738]

Yah. LZ are Rock Gods. Other good tracks are: Lemon Song, When the Levee Breaks, Whole Lotta Love, Heartbreaker, Ramble On. There are too many to list.

[@TexasUSMCVet]

This song made it to the top of the charts without EVER having been released to radio play because it was too long and the band refused to do a shortened version. The fan reaction FORCED the stations to give \the full version air play.

[@leighcox8028]

Never been released as a single by Zeppelin.

[@Maggiemstone]

So thrilled to see and hear your positive reaction to Led Zeppelin and Stairway to Heaven. That means that this treasure will live on and on. Thank you.

[@ginger4141]

Congrats you just listen to a song that considered the greatest rock n roll song and guitar solo in rock history (no joke). I consider them the greatest rock band in history. If you like guitar, drums, bass, and great singing this band has it all. They are blues, funk, rock, folk, and even dipped into a little reggae. I would start this with Led Zeppelin I and work your way up if you go down this rabbit hole.

[@nolimitsamputee5219]

I have a hard time believing he has never heard LZ but then again I'm sure he has music he has listened to for years that I have never heard. These younger guys who have only listened to more modern computerized music really notice and appreciate when bands had to be super tight and massively talented. The fact he stanly realizes how different the sound and vocals are show we need more of that not less. Keep up the good work. Enjoy your perspective.

[@xstitched]

"First time hearing this band" ... I can't even. I feel old now. But you're right - so many bands the under 30s listen to that I gave no clue about. Said every generation ever.

[@kellysparky9485]

Led Zeppelin doesn't have one bad song. It may be something you don't like as much as another song of theirs but it will never be bad. They truly are the greatest rock band ever

[@lowrytv6736]

Anybody else think that KZbin has the best versions of all these classic songs, every reaction video I watch I swear I'm hearing things I never have before.

[@unrulyjulie4382]

Some of the lyrics of this song are tied into "The Lord of the Rings" fantasy trilogy books. A lot of Led Zeppelin's lyrics are very mystical.

[@TheCornishCockney]

there is a bustle in my hedgerow,since about 1971.

[@LonnekeVerharen]

I remember the ‘All that glitters is gold’ part being in the first book

[@DMG380]

@@LonnekeVerharen Except it's "All that is gold does not glitter" in the book. It's the Song of Aragorn.

[@ArnoldSeitwaerts]

Not sure if I misunderstood you here, but some of the lyrics may be from Lord of the Rings. The books are older than the song (if you meant this, sorry for the misunderstanding :) )

[@tomkingston1468]

But Gollum and the evil one slipped in and crept away with her...

[@brianl8481]

"Does anybody remember laughter?!"

[@alrivers2297]

I do 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@paperbackwriter960]

NYC Madison Square Garden 😎

[@jefffiore7869]

@@paperbackwriter960 Yep

[@brianferris8668]

From the film "The Song Remains The Same".

[@rickcoona]

@@paperbackwriter960 also Oakland CA

[@jimbob.2299]

I just have a smile on my face when he comments on how its "chill" and a song you can just relax when I know whats coming. He's in for a surprise. :-)

[@queenicolumbo4857]

😅😅😅

[@tammystricklin2562]

‘Chill” Zeppelin “Hold my beer”. It’s so cute when you say “this band sure knows how to play their instruments”. I love it

[@stevenwallace7002]

It's always good to see people's reaction, especially when you know what's coming next lol

[@beowulfgrendelkiller502]

IMO Robert Plant is the best male vocalist ever. The smooth transition from his chest voice to head voice is without parallel. And Jimmy Page is one of the best guitarists ever. Listen to more Zeppelin to appreciate it.

[@clintlarvenz2570]

He is great, best ever? Dunno, Freddie Mercury and Chris Cornell were both pretty damn amazing vocalists too...

[@goop-pe7kn]

Paul McCartney

[@terrimobley6067]

Think I'd have to lean to Freddie Mercury.... But plant is great

[@huchlvr]

Freddie Mercury, Enriqo Caruso, and Frank Sinatra have something to say...

[@dora4278]

Axl Rose had an amazing voice too

[@anitapaulus937]

This is the band that metal bands attempted to emulate, and Robert Plant’s voice the one they tried to mimic. Try “Whole Lot of Love”, and it will give you a good example of this.

[@lutherbuckhurst3887]

Love the way you concentrate and analyse the beauty in these classics

[@murraywestenskow2896]

Welcome to the Club - I laughed out loud when you said - "These guys really know how to play their instruments." I loved it.

[@60sbaby456]

Kids learning great history

[@rukus13]

The price for a stairway to heaven is death.

[@TheMike_I]

welcome to the world of Led Zeppelin. One of the greatest bands ever. a few suggestions Dazed And Confused. Whole Lotta Love. Black Dog. Rock And Roll. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You. enjoy my friend

[@mimikurtz4061]

@Jeremie Theriault Best live version is the one with the Egyptian orchestra recorded by the BBC.

[@wheresatari6242]

Immigrant Song live. Poorer quality, but Bonham beats his drum kit to a smoking crater😂

[@jennifersimmons8263]

Mike I and The Rain Song

[@overtheedge9298]

Mike I Boogie with Stu 👍

[@chrisp4170]

Dazed and Confused is quite good..........

[@barbarajackson7488]

I so love my era. Born in 1952. Seventies is my harmony eta. X

[@gevlar]

This song has been played so many thousands of times; it’s always fun to watch someone who is hearing it for the first time.

[@jarhead4ever1]

Dazed and confused or when the levee breaks bangers both of them

[@lynncrayne8904]

Jayvee, EXACTLY what jarhead4ever1 said. There's a ton of great Zeppelin songs, but those two are near the top! You won't be disappointed!

[@jennifereaslick2893]

When the levy breaks has a lot of blues and is quite different from the others. Awesome tune. Well, they all are, but for now it’s my fav!!!

[@jarhead4ever1]

@@jennifereaslick2893 I have too many faves

[@mimikurtz4061]

Or a slow blues like 'Since I've Been Loving You'.

[@anncosten7022]

Not to mention the carpet burns! What just me? Wow!

[@Scoobydcs]

This and bohemian rhapsody are the 2 best rock songs ever written! Both are simply perfect in every way

[@judithwilson3561]

Total rock classic, so glad I heard Led Zeps music in my life. I played this track the day of my husbands funeral, due to covid, nobody was able to be there, not even me, so at exactly 9.10 when his cremation was taking place, we all of us played this track for him wherever were were and wished him well.

[@linneytoo]

I love how he talks about these bands like they are unknown. It’s so nuts but I see it all the time with the younger generation.

[@dianeearl3397]

I thought everyone heard of Led Zeppelin, wait for the ending, its coming

[@LordtwigPI]

Zeppelin and Floyd are bands where you need to listen to the entire album, stoned and through headphones.

[@jennifermcdonald5432]

Led Zeppelin, the first time hearing them, omg. I was only about 14 when I first heard them and fell in love instantly, and am still there! They were Gods to me! Of course they were, all four of them, freaks! Impossibly good, amazingly talented, and wonderfully unique. That was when music could stir your soul, when your heart beat in time to their beat and you lived within their music. It doesn’t do that these days but I don’t know if it’s because the music isn’t what it used to be or if I’m not what I used to be!

[@zaporozhye44]

“Babe I’m Gonna Leave You” “dazed and confused” “Whole lotta love” Three more essentials for you!

[@donnagutierrez5740]

Robert Plant singing throughout. Jimmy Page considered one of the Great guitarists and John Bonham. Drank himself to death but considered my many the best rock drummer ( my favorite is Keith Moon of the Who) Kashmir, Black Dog and Immigrent Song. All great choices.Enjoy.

[@1j007zm]

I love John Bonham, but I must agree, Kieth Moon best rock n roll drummer ever

[@galenmcwhirter7662]

1j007zm I got Ringo, Bonzo, and Moon. No particular order

[@jimgilligan1167]

Ginger Baker of Cream for me. No doubt all three rate as the pinnacle of that instrument.

[@davidlittlefield5213]

No quarter

[@TheBora67]

The Who Killer bassist Thunder fingers

[@theogre274]

YOU HAVE JUST DISCOVERED THE BEST ROCK BAND EVER !!!!

[@katherinekoler6873]

I went to a “Led Zeppelin” concert in Portland Oregon 1968. I was 15. Wow! What an an Amazing concert!

[@SpookyElectric319]

‘Relaxing atmosphere’? It’s gone in 3, 2, 1....

[@johnajda]

Listen to “Over the hills and far away” and “Black dog”!

[@S.E.Walker]

Watching this all-time classic wash over you with you having no idea what was coming was an absolute joy! Thanks so much for sharing this with us! I humbly suggest “Since I’ve Been Loving You” from Led Zeppelin III, the album version. Rock on!

[@stellaaltman7503]

This is so funny to see your reaction. I listened to this as a teenager; I am now 62. I love seeing young people listening to the Golden Oldies for the first time. See how cool we were back then. We were so cool that you think we are still cool today! HAHAHA. Start pulling up the songs from the '60's and the '70's and you will experience outrageous music!

[@peachesflorez9647]

You are adorable. I enjoyed watching your reactions to Led Zeppelin! 👍

[@rachelwhanger2680]

I was wondering how you'd react with the change... you said it was so calming just a few seconds b4 the change. Haha I love it!! One of my fave Zepplin songs!!

[@WEHJrsCubsAudition]

Heart covered this song at the Kennedy Center Honors for Led Zepplin a few years back, and brought people to tears... Give it a listen!

[@debsreno911]

yes, it brought a tear to mine too. very touching.

[@professionalvampire1]

It even brought a tear to Robert Plant's eye.

[@christopherashford4194]

@@professionalvampire1 This!

[@janemorrow8802]

That cover was superb!

[@cheryllovestoread]

I can’t imagine stepping on stage and performing that song for the band members. What an honor and it was beautiful!

[@debbiemoore5737]

Man, I enjoy watching young people listen to the music of my youth!! Ask an old timer to explain Stairway to Heaven to you...... To this day, I feel the same way you just felt when I hear this song, and a whole list of others, too. Thanks for sharing

[@ArtyYOU2]

It’s a pleasure to watch your journey listening to Led Zeppelin, starting with Stairway to heaven. I’ve heard and enjoyed them all, and I hope you will continue reacting to more songs from their magnificent career. I share your admiration for Roberts vocals- one of the greatest singers ever. Hugs from Helle, Denmark. 😊

[@Fritha71]

I was two months old when this song was released on the band's iconic fourth ( untitled ) album in 1971. I was fourteen when I first knowingly heard it myself and had it taped from the radio in 1986. 2003 was the year I actually got into classic rock for real and finally bought that fourth Led Zeppelin album to hear it in its entirety. Nobody will believe me, but the truth is, I couldn't remember how Stairway To Heaven went, lol, even though it was one of my favorite songs in my teens! But as soon as it came on I did, of course, remember, and it was so cool to hear it again, after having spent well over a decade not listening to music, apart from having the MTV of old on in the background, and thus not hearing the song ( that's what you get when you don't listen to the radio and spend a looooot of time by yourself, hahah... ) So, here we are, yet again almost two decades later, and I love witnessing people like you discover these classic songs for the first time, just like I did way back when. Music is eternal.

[@timprice5747]

"When the Levy Breaks" you can thank me later. Considered by many to be the best rock band ever.

[@76JStucki]

"Levee."

[@TheBora67]

Queen gives a hard competition

[@goop-pe7kn]

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[@thebobsful]

When he said "Well, I've never heard of Led Zeplin before...", I nearly spay out my tea!

[@janicekyzer]

I’m 68 years old and I love watching your reactions to these wonderful old bands

[@mrichards6795]

Each member of that band is a legend! They were the biggest act in the 1970s. Enjoy the ride!

[@HvyMetal4Ever]

It's crazy to think of how long this song has been around. I remember listening to this on a cassette heading to Cali over 20 years ago, and it had been around 20+ years before that. I have a son who is now 7. Very much into music like myself. When he was 3 years old, I played this on vinyl for him. He sat in my recliner for the entire duration of this song. Half way through, I asked him what he thought and he gave me this look of "Dad! I'm listening to it...leave me alone" 48 years, that this song has been around. And it is still just as prolific today as it was in 1971. That's a true sign of artistry As far as other LZ songs to try out How Many More Times (You can really hear the blues influence) In My Time Of Dying Trampled Under Foot (A lot of funk feel to it) Dazed & Confused When The Levee Breaks Moby Dick (The live version at Earls Court) You mentioned how you liked the drummer. You will be gobsmacked at how good he really is.

[@geoffsullivan7902]

It’s amazing people are still discovering Led Zeppelin......as they should,everyone should at least listen to this masterpiece. 12 string guitar in the hands of Jimmy Page....we know🎼🎶❤️😎we are glad you are listening.

[@pikeevans8559]

Starting off pretty good....LOL One of the classics of all times. Everybody that ever played a guitar had to learn this.

[@johnk1639]

Keep reviewing great music, and your mind and heart will keep growing✌🏻

[@irisl4498]

Immigrant song! (also by Led Zep) It’s one of their better known songs and in my opinion a killer song

[@JayveeTV]

Will do that's next up

[@LonesomeNomad137]

"Hey, This band sure knows how to play the instruments", Classic statement. The greatest band in R&R History can play !!!

[@lizmagu3189]

In my top 3 songs of all time. Along with Hotel California and Bohemian Rhapsody

[@molonlabe820]

"When the levee breaks" You're welcome.🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@terminallyonline5296]

"I wonder how much it costs" Damn. I've been listening to this song forever but you were the first person I've come across to ask just what the price of the Stairway is. Never really asked that, myself. I don't think the song answers it!

[@steveconger2611]

I remember driving home on a warm spring day listening to this song. It was long enough that I made it home before the song ended. I drove past my home and kept on driving until the song was over. I am pleased that someone as young as yourself enjoy the old songs. It may be too much to hope these type songs will be made again.

[@tunafishy13]

You are like watching excited children open up presents on Christmas morning. You. Are. A. Joy.

[@anitapaulus937]

So many good songs. I suggest you do their first song on their first album, “Good Times, Bad Times”. It will give you a peak into what we all experienced the first time we heard their first album.

[@TheLanceUppercut]

Dazed and Confused and Achilles Last Stand. You'll get to experience their deep, bluesy roots in Dazed and Achilles will show you the heights they reached at their most epic.

[@lauralu4175]

When this song first started, all I kept thinking, here it comes. You’ll love it.

[@isabellarose4473]

You are so cute! this is my mom‘s favorite song! In fact, we call it “our song“ and we will call each other or text when it’s on the radio so we can hear at the same time. Led Zeppelin is something else whether you’re smoking, “THE WEEEEDS!!”As my grandma used to say laughing( even though she really didn’t know the half of what smoking marijuana Really meant!) , or just completely sober… They’re awesome!! 😆

[@joerenaud8292]

You picked a great song to start with. There are many great songs by this band to pick from, "When The Levee Breaks", "No Quarter", "Dazed and Confused", "Black Dog", "The Immigrant Song", "Whole Lotta Love", etc....

[@briarpatch720]

Great Review. I would love to see your reaction to other Zep tunes. I don't think they made a bad song or even a mediocre song, they are all masterpieces. You should really listen to the link I left below regardless as to whether or not you do a "review". It was recorded live in 1969 for a Danish television station to promote their first album and introduce the band to the public. They performed on a tiny stage in a small room in front of about 30 or so kids who sat in stunned silence. The band had only been together for about 5 or 6 months, Robert Plant (singer) and John Bonham (drummer) were only 19 or 20 years old, John Paul Jones (bass) and Jimmy Page (guitar) were only 23 or 24 at the time. The entire promo concert is about 31 minutes long and includes 4 songs. Their performance has been hailed as one of the most pivotal moments in Rock history. Keep in mind this is a live performance in front of a tv studio audience, it has not been "touched up" or remastered in any way. This is the original recording that aired on live television. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oV66hJWDjJx1hsU

[@gabedrewery2582]

In my younger day, I frequented a bar, where everyone from town hung out on the weekends. On Fridays there was dancing. Disco music and other songs, but no matter what, the last song every time was Stairway to Heaven. Every person was asked to dance, so the whole place was on the dancefloor. Very fond memories!