FIRST TIME HEARING LED ZEPPELIN - WHOLE LOTTA LOVE | REACTION

[@kima.4268]

I still find it hard to believe there are people who have never heard of Led Zeppelin, the best rock band there ever was and will ever be!

[@michaelwduffy]

Never really listened to that kinda music before 😅

[@davidjackson770]

Kim , I agree with you. How can someone say they never herd this before?

[@boki1693]

Todays youth. LOL. Just goes to show you that time is the great destroyer. The biggest best selling group of the 70's and half of the young people today never heard of them. My daughters may not like Zeppelin all that much but I made dam sure they knew about them.

[@markmetcalf7582]

Whsst sort of music have you listioned to

[@nostradamus7648]

@@michaelwduffy They're the Rock Band every band wanted to be. Not exaggerating.

[@mcm_wingchun]

How can you be from this planet and never heard a Led Zeppelin Song?

[@jeromewagschal9485]

I find it hard to imagine...Then again my wife had never heard of Jimi Hendrix before she met me 😄😄 And I'm a guitar-maker by profession... She's American but what the hell 😄😄😄😄😄 You'd think Hendrix would be an important part of American history... So, this guy having never heard of Led Zeppelin... Stranger things happen...

[@direnova6284]

Where would he have heard it these days ? It's been decades since they were on mainstream media.

[@lorilxn1597]

@@direnova6284 I hear their music on the radio all the time. Love them ❤️

[@howdyault7710]

Cause he’s BSing

[@idacoppola1020]

I'm thinking the same thing. NEVER HEARD A ZEPPELIN SONG! WHAT?

[@myfavoritedream2149]

I'm 64, and those opening riffs still make me feel some kind of way. 🥰 2 months ago I was at a local vinyl store I frequent when Robert Plant casually strolled in. My inner 15-year-old self almost lost her freaking mind. #ZeppelinForever

[@jameshowland7393]

I think I'd have pissed myself if I was there when he walked it!!!!

[@Miracx3]

I. Would. Have. Vomited.

[@uswdkb]

There are two kinds of people in this world: Those who LOVE Led Zeppelin, and those who have never HEARD Led Zeppelin

[@smith9808]

The Mighty Led Zeppelin. The Gods of Rock! Never forget to refer to this band as such terms 😉🤣

[@sam-om8zs]

Funny you mentioned the drummer he is considered to be the greatest drummer OF ALL TIME by almost everyone. Everyone is in this band is top in everything the guitarist top 3 EVER. Same with the vocalist.

[@nostradamus7648]

Neil Peart says hello

[@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020]

He’s considered the greatest Rock drummer ever and rightfully so, not the greatest drummer. When it comes to the greatest drummer of all time, that title goes to one Mr. Buddy Rich, to this day, no one like him.

[@JamesJoyce12]

here are many.. many... jazz drummers [and jazz fans] who might disagree

[@glenchapman3899]

@@JamesJoyce12 But it is horses for courses. Could many jazz fans name 5 rock drummers and visa versa.

[@JamesJoyce12]

@@glenchapman3899 many.. many.. rock drummers prefer jazz - Charlie Watts being one obvious example

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

Led Zeppelin was comprised of guitarist Jimmy Page who also produced all their albums, bassist John Paul Jones who also played mandolin and keys, rock drummer extraordinaire John Bonham and vocalist Robert Plant who also played harmonica. I hope you do more Zep.

[@michaelwduffy]

Thanks henrietta!!! Will definitely do more of them !!! All the best!! 😁🙏

[@heliotropezzz333]

*comprised is a great word. It doesn't need the was or the of. It's just LZ comprised guitarist Jimmy Page etc

[@davidpreciado4114]

@@michaelwduffy Chek out this presentation: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4GbY3yFacabmbs

[@Prone2Thrill]

The Harmonica and legendary drum intro on When the Levee Breaks is going to be fun to watch him react too. Hope he has headphones for the drums and bass by then.

[@lorilxn1597]

@@michaelwduffy please do Bron Yaur Stomp, fantastic song that doesn't get the recognition it deserves

[@daveloboda1769]

Imagine hearing this for the first time as an "innocent" 17 year old when it first came out in the 70s. Mind blown then and now. Do more Led Zep.

[@jameshowland7393]

Umm.... this song was produced in 1969.

[@daveloboda1769]

@@jameshowland7393 oh no! I got the date wrong, what a crime. Let's be accurate then. When I first heard the song in the 70s it was amazing. Ok now?

[@jameshowland7393]

@@daveloboda1769 accuracy is important!

[@sarahdaw6648]

Robert Plant is 74 years old today AND still killing it! I just saw him last weekend and he would pull those notes out so casually. That spark is still there!

[@joechurch7]

every time I go to visit my 80 yr old Mother she is playing the Newest from Robert Plant and Alison Krauss. He indeed is still killing it...

[@sarahdaw6648]

@@joechurch7 Go listen to your crap one hit wonders, Joey!

[@Asti.sayAhstee]

@@sarahdaw6648 It appears you misread the comment from @Joe Church He was agreeing with you. 🤦‍♀️

[@trianafoxwood7525]

Your Mom is awesome

[@joechurch7]

@@Asti.sayAhstee yeah I wasn't sure where sarah was going with that comment. To clarify I do indeed thinks RP is AWESOME!!!! and my mother has good taste in music

[@gregquante8864]

The greatest rock band ever!! Their music is timeless. Incredible musical diversity. Simply the best!!

[@capstan50g]

Yeah, Led Zeppelin is a force to be reckoned with. This is one of their great blues songs. Another blues classic from them is Black Dog. For something with a little more scope, try Kashmir or Over The Hills And Far Away. Great reaction.

[@hgianos65]

When the Levee breaks

[@lisagraham2944]

Best of the best. LED Zeppelin wrote the book on rock. This band took rock by storm in a I believe in the late sixties greatest on the instruments. All these guys had great chemistry Robert Plant soloist Jimmie page John Paul Jones.John Bonham on drums.

[@Ozarkprepper643]

LED: heavy metal. Zeppelin: light and floaty. Oh yeah Led Zeppelin was a staple in everyone's music collection back in the day.

[@oldfossil5898]

one of the greatest bands of all time ... us older folk grew up listening to some legends sadly anyone under 30 has no idea ... this era were REAL musicians

[@paulwood5803]

In their pomp Led Zeppelin were a collection of 4 of the finest musicians in their fields of any generation. People will argue this point and it is only a widely held opinion. HOWEVER what made them the greatest band to grace this earth was that together they were soooo much more than the sum of their parts. Their innovative musicality is undeniable, no two of their songs are remotely alike yet you only need to hear a couple bars of a Zeppelin song to know it is them. I feel privileged to have enjoyed them since the beginning.

[@jonanderson8795]

John Bonham was the drummer -the best ever!

[@kevinbrady6075]

The engine,...

[@leightongalleries6057]

EVER!!

[@opietwoep1247]

Moby Dick!!

[@AstroCe1971]

He was a grt but Danny Carey from tool and Neil Pruitt. All are amazing

[@juliemanarin4127]

They are the greatest band in history! Do their live performances!! If you have listened to any rock radio you have heard Zeppelin...you just didn't know it was them.

[@mopar_dude9227]

I don’t understand why so many people prefer their live over their studio. Yes, if you were lucky enough to see them live, that is an amazing experience. But their live stuff was never recorded as good as the studio stuff. A major part of what made Led Zepplin so great was the magic of Page as a producer. I have everything that has ever been produced on vinyl by Lee Zeppelin, and I do enjoy the live stuff, it just isn’t as technology good as the studio stuff.

[@deennaemilio]

Led Zepplin took America by storm in 1968 with this song. They were huge and had so many hits. It's so hard to believe that in this 21st century has never heard Led Zepplin before. Robert Plant is the lead singer, the Drummer was the late John Bonham, John Paul Jones on bass and the amazing Jimmy Page on guitar

[@smooch2955]

These boys weren't shy, that's for sure 😉

[@minbari001]

Robert Plant didn't just sing lyrics, he used his entire range like an instrument adding deeper layers to the compositions, his vocal Prowess is Legendary

[@oldmachinist9236]

If you like those drums, check out "When the Levee Breaks" off their 4th album

[@angelav5178]

How about MOBY DICK talk about drums you’ll love that!

[@jbrobinson2728]

Microphones hanging from the ceiling...so rad

[@aandpman]

Welcome to the deepest and most rewarding rabbit hole in Rock'n'Roll. I'm close to 60 & I've been listening to Zep for 50 of those years. So much talent, innovation, & variety inherent in this band of the 4 best musicians ever to collaborate. ;-)

[@hopcat500]

Cannot believe you haven’t heard of Led Zeppelin, they are legends.

[@dropzone9639]

He's too young to have known of them🤣🤣🤣

[@dianelake7802]

Robert Plant, the singer, was so amazing in Led Zeppelin and his voice became the signature of their work. The guitarist is Jimmie Paige. He is arguably the best guitarist in rock. He changed so much in guitar in rock during his time with Zeppelin. Drummer John Bonham is the best drummer in rock ever. No one holds a candle to his work. He alone changed how drums were played and recorded. He brought the drums out from a weak background into the forefront and made people listen and respect the drums. He sadly died in 1980 from booze and Zeppelin broke up saying he could not be replaced and Zep was not the same without him.

[@jons3808]

It was actually Jimmy Page who produced and mixed Zeppelin’s albums. Of course Bonham was a powerful drummer and one of the all time greats, but modern music owes so much of its sound to Jimmy’s revolutionary production.

[@Happyheretic2308]

What about John Paul Jones? Probably the best musician of the 4, and criminally ignored.

[@christopherone1]

Jimmy Page, 🥰🥰😍😍

[@mariececile3973]

@@jons3808 Quite agree with you. Jimmy re- invented the guitar.

[@brissiegeoff]

@@Happyheretic2308 Thank you. Saved me writing that. I’ve read that the other members of the band would also acknowledge JPJ as the most talented musician in the group. Multi instrumentalist who is great at all the instruments he plays.

[@josephkitchen9158]

You are the first person I've reacted to who actually noticed the drummer twirling his sticks, luvd yer reaction!

[@michaelwduffy]

Thanks sm!!! Appreciate you my friend! 😁🙏

[@QueenGaGa]

Led Zeppelin/Robert Plant is the only band/singer I can listen to, hour after hour, day after day, year after year, and will NEVER become BORING...

[@craigstern6751]

I was lucky enough to see them live in seventy in Philadelphia. My friends and I were on some serious orange barrels. I’m guessing the other forty thousand were as well just listening to this iconic band. Peace

[@thesaturdaymorningcowboy4198]

There was nothing like rolling up a fatty and rocking Led Zeppelin back in 68. I still have my original vinyl LP from way back then.

[@sueparras6028]

Welcome to the music of my youth. I've been listening to Led Zep for over 50 years now and I'm so lucky. I feel so sorry for people like you that have missed out on hearing the best rock band in history. Here's hoping that you check out Stairway to Heaven. It's one of the top songs of all time. By this very same band by the way. Enjoy! ✌🇨🇦

[@heliotropezzz333]

He also has a soft voice when the song demands it.

[@joescott8877]

So true! Easy to forget after a song like this, but he--like ALL of them--was marked by having exquisitely good TASTE. "What is and what should never be" leaps to mind as a "soft drumming" example of his. Oh, damn, i assumed u were talking about Bonham the drummer, lol! Right, Robert Plant, then! Same deal, of course. They were ALL so versatile and had SUCH great taste, the feel for phrasing, whether music or vocals. "That's the Way" is a superb Plant "soft" song.

[@shaunbyrne9037]

As a man of a certain age , groups like Led Zepp are what I grew up with and grow old disgracefully with still . There are so many amazing artists from the 60s and 70s especially to delve into , its a deep rabbit hole . The days when they didn't need a studio to make them sound amazing , they were even better live . Check out Pink Floyd Live Pulse Tour.... Comfably Numb ... or just about any Floyd live track . 😉

[@mariececile3973]

Pink Floyd , Led Zeppelin, my outh, golden years for music. I'm '76 and still listen to them many times à week. They give me happiness and energy. They are sexy and so candid at the same time. And so cute.

[@paulperano9236]

Dude, in the 70s Led Zep was one the biggest bands in the world. The lead guitarist, Jimmy Page was one of the best in the world. Listen and watch more of them !

[@robertacolarette1594]

You’re watching 4 superstars. Each one the best at what they do. I can’t believe there are people who have never heard of Led Zeppelin.

[@angelav5178]

Start with their first album and work your way through then watch their live performance’s.. there’re worth your time… GOAT bar none!

[@ingobordewick6480]

Greatest Rock Band ever! No question.

[@djm4457]

I dont know how else to say it, but I'm so proud of the music of that era, the music we grew up with.

[@olemrcool6765]

The music of the 60's, 70's and 80's was so progressive, experimental and fun to listen to. Keep up reacting to music from those eras. ZZ Top, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Rainbow, Iron Maiden, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC. You must fasten your seat belts, for you are about to head down a roller coaster ride like never before.

[@John-re2qw]

Have you really made it to adulthood with an interest in music and had no idea about Led Zeppelin? The greatest rock singer, the greatest rock drummer, lead guitarists and bassist in the top five ever, all in one band, the godfathers of metal. PS Don't go back under your rock, educate yourself about the great music of the 60s and 70s - The Who, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Pink Floyd, Cream etc.

[@jonathanwhalley8471]

When I heard Led Zeppelin for the first time I knew this is what rock music was meant to sound like. I was lucky enough to see them live twice, the first time at the beginning of their career when they were promoting the first album. I have the poster for the 1969 Bath Blues Festival, that I went to on my wall, and they weren't even top of the bill (that honour went to Ten Years After). When John Bonham died the band died with him.

[@rhiannondawson2215]

Loving the jar of mayo😆 did you also notice the guitarist was playing with a violin/ cello bow to give that crazy sound ? Awesome song one of my all time faves and great reaction.

[@oysterdiva2853]

Since you're interested and liking this one, you owe it to yourself to fully immerse yourself in Zeppelin. Thee quinticential, most kick ass and diverse Rock band that ever was or ever will be. You'll be very happy you did 😍💚🙏💙

[@danreed5171]

dude from the age of 10-16 I was nothing but a ZEP HEAD!!!!! all day all night.. I am 50 now .......I starting playing drums caus of Bonham.........I remember sitting on a kit in a soundproof room in high school music dept. and playing this on my SONY Walkman'.........months and months went by, then I finally nailed this cut..........ALL drum ROLLS to

[@Codex7777]

Welcome to THE rock gods! The second biggest group in music history, after The Beatles! All 4 members are leading candidates for the title of GOAT on their particular instrument/s! Their debut album went top 10 in the UK, the US and all over the World. All (8) of their subsequent studio albums went to number 1 in both the UK, the US and all over the World. The one exception being 'Led Zeppelin IV' which 'only' reached number 2 in the US. As that album stayed in the charts for years, becoming their biggest selling US album and one of the biggest selling albums, worldwide, of all-time, I don't think they were too bothered! Even their live double album went to number 1 all over the World! They were legendary live performers, so if you think the vocals, guitaring and drumming were great here, you haven't seen or heard anything yet! They were to the 1970s what The Beatles were to the 1960s. They wwere an album band who didn't really do singles. Their record company released a handful of singles in other countries but they never released a single in their home country of the UK, where they had more control. Their catalogue is huge and hardly contains a single bad song, with half being bona fide classics! They just produced masterpiece after masterpiece! Easily one of the most innovative bands in history, they covered many genres and were trailblazers in many areas. Their influence is vast , with possibly only the Beatles being more influential. They also happen to be the most sampled group of all-time, so you may have heard snippets of their music, without realising it. Although not heavy metal themselves and although they hate it when people mistakenly label them as metal, they are, together with Deep Purple and Black Sabbath, called the 'Godfathers of Heavy Metal', as they laid much of the foundations for metal and their influence on that emerging genre was vast! They're one of the genuine, true giants of popular music and they still outsell 99.9% of today's artists! To see another side of them, I recommend checking out their performance of 'Since I've Been Loving You', live at Madison Square Garden in 1973. It's one of the greatest live performances of all-time! Link below. :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5irnZV-qcmJgrc

[@andylipiro3862]

I agree! Do since I've Been Loving You !!!

[@kevinmcanulty2593]

His voice was perfect for every Zep song Bonzo rocked the world Jimmy stole the lightning from heaven and JPJ was just a musical genius that was Zep and no band has touched them

[@t0dd000]

Definitely a standout song for Bonham, the drummer. The rhythmic timing drag is so damn good. Bonham and Peart (drummer for Rush) are the two best drummers in rock.

[@damoon2631]

I'm glad I grew up when I did! I finally bought a stereo at 17 that could rock the house and pissed off the neighbors at least once a week and usually with Zeppelin! I still do at 70! ROCK AND ROLL!!!

[@alecfed]

Led Zepplin were my teen years. We had the greatest music through the 60's, 70's, and 80's. I saw Zepplin live in 1970 along with Iron Butterfly.

[@petervandenheuvel1417]

in a gadda da vida, Man

[@no-oneinparticular7264]

Oh my, I had the vinyl album with this on it as soon as it was produced. That was a long time ago, but still wonderful!!

[@paulburney7250]

Notice the pre-echo, where the lower volume echo happens BEFORE the music that causes the echo.

[@stevebagnall1553]

Forty plus years on, I still get a tingling down my spine, hearing this, John Bonham, the drummer was said to have had the fastest hands in the business.

[@interstellar618]

Brother your reaction was priceless!!! My friends and I all felt the same way back in the 70s when we all first heard it. I was utterly floored hearing the first song on their first record. Good Times Bad Times. PLEASE check it out. The drumming is just unbelievable and the guitar solos sound like blasts from a ripping bolt of lightning. I'm subbing you channel:)

[@michaelwduffy]

Thanks a million my friend truly appreciate ya!!! All the best !!! 😁🙏

[@interstellar618]

@The Werewolf of Somalia It's just bewildering how good Bonham was.

[@HenrikRClausen]

I'm utterly floored by their debut album, over and over and over again....

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

Robert Plant went solo, check out The Honeydrippers....blues, rock, covers, great album!!!

[@my4mainecoons338]

"Stairway to Heaven" live at Madison Square Garden with Jimmy Paige's guitar solo is one of THE greatest live performances of all time. Better than Whole Lotta Love, IMO. Heart covered it when Led Zeppelin was given their Kennedy Center Award. Watch the original then the cover. Amazing..

[@kennethnye1801]

Hey, coincidentally, today is Robert Plant's 74th birthday is today! Greatest band EVER!

[@EastCoastGal66]

Led Zeppelin changed my life! Best Band EVER!

[@lorilxn1597]

You need to listen to more of their songs, absolutely fantastic 😊

[@Newfie-zc7ug]

You are very lucky...as was I ,when I heard them do this for the first time back in 68-69,when I was 15 yrs old !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Peace and Love :)

[@Cashcrop54]

Saw them in 1975 & 1977 and I am still feeling it. Two and a half hours of non-stop great songs. Both shows are boots on KZbin. Not best sound but sure bring back memories.

[@rolybellamy956]

the music of my youth ! :)

[@artasium1]

OMG you have made me feel so old by not knowing who Led Zep are.

[@johngregory4801]

If you want more of Bonzo's drumming, I suggest In My Time Of Dying from "Physical Graffiti" or Nobody's Fault But Mine from "Presence". He was PHENOMENAL!!! But when he died... Led Zeppelin died with him.

[@RoseSharon7777]

I heard Plant a few weeks ago, sounds the same. No change in his voice. 70s were the best decade ever!

[@theresacarmen9847]

Welcome to Zepland. There are many more songs and lots of info about every one of the members. Fascinating.

[@camillelayonne97]

Exactly! "Trippy as heck" Acid Rock, Psychedelic Rock...

[@moonstone1159]

One of the best musical metaphors ever! Today in music everything is so explicit. I'll leave it up to your imagination.

[@olly8]

Quote "this is trippy as heck. They're probably loaded"...😂 OMG! What an Understatement!!!🤣 Youngsters: gotta love when they find OUR MUSIC ✌🏻

[@TomCat777]

You need to watch the Led Zeppelin movie, The Song Remains the Same. The drummer John Bonham really showed what he can do in that

[@ginger4141]

They are just one of the greatest bands of all time. 💯🔥

[@Asti.sayAhstee]

Correction: THE greatest band of all time. 😉

[@HenrikRClausen]

"One of the greatest"..? I think you need to hear MOAR!

[@michellebordelon3456]

Haha! This is great. I thought everybody knew this song and Robert Plant for sure. Growing up around New Orleans we had WRNO, The Rock of New Orleans and even though I was an '80's girl, they played Led Zeppelin so much that I knew EVERY song. I was too young to see Zeppelin before they broke up but I did see Robert Plant the summer of "88 in New Orleans. It was awesome.

[@TexasMagnolia]

Saw your thumbnail and had to come in to post: the Greatest Rock Band Ever.

[@darkpitcher5242]

Led Zeppelin were a supergroup all of the bandmembers one of the be if not the best on their instrument

[@isadona59]

I,ll like to see you more Zepp,s reaction. You gonna crazy. (Me gustaria que hicieses mas reacciones a Zeppelin, son mi banda favorita, en estudio y en directo.Especialmente Madison Square Garden 1973. Te vas a volver loco)

[@michaelthomas8592]

HI; my dear, LED ZEPPELIN is the (very) british band, That revolutionized ehw Rock-Songs FOR EVER!!! After them there will exist HEAVY METAL and on so on!

[@innercircle341]

GENUINE ADVICE: React to the ENTIRE discography, studio albums first, in chronological order. Then do the Live performances. You'll love it and get a lot of followers In fact, I just SUBBED in order to get more zeppelin. I do not recommend you just jump around doing tracks from different albums in non chronological order

[@JC-vj4ln]

To be honest, I don't believe you've ever heard of led zeppelin, but you still have my like. (Although I disapprove that the song was edited and is incomplete )

[@my4mainecoons338]

Maybe edited to avoid a Copyright strike?

[@dagnabbit6187]

They are immortal like Mozart and Beethoven . All four members contributed and equally made Led Zeppelin iconic with that patented sound . Yet your observation for the drumming is spot on . . John Bonham set the template for future hard rock drumming . Unfortunately John died in 1980 and as one fan said “ He took Led Zeppelin with him “ Yes he was irreplaceable . The surviving members Robert Plant , Jimmy Page , and John Paul Jones were set for life and they did well on their own with many projects .

[@sunburncity1994]

Welcome to Rock'n Roll brotha!

[@chobers5659]

✨My all time favorite Led Zep song✨

[@christinehaines1772]

I often try and pick a favourite but it's impossible. Kashmir, When the levee breaks, Four sticks. I love them all equally.

[@ClaireTee123]

The drummer, John Bonham, died in 1980, he still draws a worldwide crowd as people from all over the globe travel to his grave to pay their respects. His ashes are interred in a tiny and quiet churchyard in Worcestershire, near the family farm.

[@alecfed]

I saw them live in 1970. John's son, Jason Bonham, has followed in his father's footsteps and is an amazing drummer.

[@ClaireTee123]

@@alecfed That must have been amazing! Yes, I've seen Jason perform, many years ago when he had a curly perm! He is very good but has massive shoes to fill. I live not too far from the Bonham estate and also Robert Plant, who I have seen out walking his dogs.

[@vivienwilliams1538]

My god. And I was never in to heavy rock back then. So brilliant. The 21st century has nothing remotely to compare with the performance and the atmosphere.

[@ajruther67]

I am just now seeing this and clicked Like as it started just because you were head banging as soon as it started. I truly hope you dig DEEP into this rabbit hole because it is HUGE and they don't have one bad song.

[@Mutt69m]

I got to see them in '71, and they ROCKED!!!

[@ursirius4878]

John Bonham was a force to be reckoned with on drums. When you listen to this on 🎧 the back and forth from left to right is amazing. I felt the same as you when the album came out.

[@alancharbonneau4108]

Singer Robert Plan. Guitarist Jimmy Page. Bassis John Paul Jones (real name John Baldwin). Drummer John Bonham, aka Bonzo. Whole Lotta Love released as a single in November 1969. 53 years ago!

[@Stacy55ish]

You finally tripped into the Led Zeppelin rabbit hole. Just let yourself tumble into the groove that's Led Zeppelin.

[@steveenlow3689]

They are awesome 😎🔥

[@watcher2554]

Little late here but I'll just say... You have the King of Rock'n'Roll, Elvis. You have the King of Pop, MJ. You have (arguably) the top Metal band of all time, Metallica. And then you have the Greatest Rock Band of all Time, Led Zeppelin!!

[@HenrikRClausen]

As for being 'loaded', I don't think they were (until Page got a "Rain" problem later. See also "Just a Box of Rain" (Grateful Dead) and "Fixing a Hole" (Beatles)). It's just their natural states of mind to write and play like this. Amazing,.isn't it?

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

Jimi Page one of top 5 guitarists of all time😎 He played in Yardbirds with Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck. Psychedelic Rock huge!!!!! Page played guitar with violin bow to create that screeching sound

[@roxanaheath8098]

No comment on the lyrics? WOW, direct and to the point. Great song.

[@johnkeenan1829]

Physical Graffiti, from beginning to end. It was Zeppelin at the peak of their power. Once you hear it, you'll never forget it.

[@torebelthoft4471]

Congratulations, you have been listening to the best rock band ever, the drummer John Bonham was the best drummer in rock, he had a special style tha t nobody else could copy

[@lisal6121]

John Bonham was a beast on drums. His death wrecked his friend Robert Plant, lead singer.

[@twenty3enigma]

If you liked John Bonham's drumming here, you NEED to hear them do When The Levee Breaks -- their take on a late-1920s blues classic -- the original of which is also on KZbin.

[@HenrikRClausen]

And then slow it down half a note to reinforce the feeling of pending doom...

[@wilfbentley6738]

These musicians are absolutely top-notch. This production is some of their best work. Try "The Lemon Song" next, for more provocative material.

[@Mottleydude1]

John Bohnam the drummer for Led Zeppelin is a Rock drummer God and is up there with best like Ginger Baker, Keith Moon and Neal Peart “The Professor”. All gone to soon but not forgotten. All four of these men were superb drummers and if you like great drummers listen to all four of them. Though if I was to suggest one to listen to next it would be Neal Peart with his band mates Rush playing Tom Sawyer. Next I would suggest Keith Moon with The Who” in BaBa O’Reiley. Then Ginger Baker with Cream playing “Toad”.

[@mtlava]

Rocking your head to the best before the music starts. What anticipation 😏

[@jolyroger73]

I suggest you dive deep into Zeppelin’s catalog because you won’t regret it.

[@jokervienna6433]

No worry, you just discovered what is likely the Greatest Rock´n Roll Band In History! Well done! :D

[@BBaldwin]

They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band..

[@vkinney2000]

If you never heard of Led Zepplin, you should check out the bands of the 60's & 70's. All of the music from that time is totally amazing.