First Time Reaction to Led Zeppelin - "Stairway to Heaven"

Please let me know in the comments below what I should react to next! I am always wanting to expand my music knowledge! If you enjoyed today's video, please do not forget to like and subscribe so you never miss the next video!
----------
I AM LIVE ON TWITCH! JOIN THE COMMUNITY:
◦ Twitch: / staceyrpg
◦ Discord: / discord
----------
YOU CAN FIND ME ON:
◦ Instagram: / staceyrpg
◦ Twitter: / staceyrpg
◦ Tik Tok: www.tiktok.com/@staceyrpg?lan...
◦ Gaming Channel: / staceyrpg
◦ Anime Channel: / @staceysenpai
----------
Please be sure to listen to Led Zeppelin without my commentary: • Stairway to Heaven Live
----------
*Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED. All rights belong to their respective owners.
Non-profit, educational, or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.

[@StaceyRPGReacts]

Hello! Apologies for the blurred video. I had to blur it due to visual copyright issues or it would not have been available to watch worldwide. If you are interested in seeing my reaction video without the blur, please consider joining my Patreon (link in description!). Enjoy and thank you for understanding!!

[@peterkassner3552]

Led Zeppelin are very hot on copyright enforcement.... I think only band that is worse are The Eagles! I think you're way round it though is to pause and make comments during the performance.. if it is not continuous and you add something of value to it, then you're OK. I've seen other "reaction" channels apologise for the pauses, but say they have to do it. Good luck anyway, i love your reviews so far. ❤

[@suzylosburn3894]

Listen to the studio mastered version . Much better !!!

[@peterkassner3552]

​@suzylosburn3894 Agreed. Actually, I think the live version is a bit of a mess... lacks the subtle nuances of the studio production.

[@robertgriffiths4167]

​@@suzylosburn3894yeah but she wouldn't got to see Plant in his skinny jeans 😊

[@robertgriffiths4167]

​@@peterkassner3552name 1 70s band that sounded same live as in studio? None. And I've seen them all except Hedrix..Stones were a hot mess live, never sounded good. Maybe Floyd, Yes, and Tull sounded the closet live as in studio. Other then that, can't think of one..thro a few at me..I've probably seen them. To date, I believe I've attached a little over 600 concerts. All up and down east coast and even a few in Europe

[@DarrellW_UK]

The Guitar the Jimmy Page is playing is a Gibson double neck, it has a 12 string on the top and regular 6 string on the bottom, but other configurations can be had. It is a beautiful sound, no distortion just pure clean sounds! Robert Plant is an amazing singer and always has been as is Jimmy Page an amazing guitarist. Let’s not forget John Bonham (RIP) the drummer and John Paul Jones on bass / keys. This song is absolutely iconic, an absolute masterpiece! However the intro does have the reputation of being one of the ‘forbidden riffs’ in guitar shops mostly down to how badly it is often played 😂. You need to read the lyrics to understand the song, it has plenty of meaning! If you think this song is ‘sassy’ then Whole lotta love will give your expectations a treat 😂

[@mauertal]

I think...........SHE..........reads that and thinks..........OH is my haircut right........or so.........

[@DarrellW_UK]

@@mauertal go creep down your hole ->>>>>>>

[@donepearce]

On the original record Jimmy was playing his Telecaster. The head of Gibson once said that Jimmy's Telecaster had sold more Les Pauls than any of his advertising ever did.

[@DarrellW_UK]

@@donepearce I was aware of that, I have a Dragon partscaster I built myself but the artwork is slightly different in that the colours are different and the form of the Dragon is not the same. It’s got the same pickups and the same non through strung bridge but I also used a corian nut and vintage style gotoh locking tuners.

[@rare_wulf9358]

Yes that riff and Smoke On The Water, by Deep Purple was a headache for the music store’s employee for customers playing these riffs in stores 😂

[@CalmLikeABomb76]

You absolutely need to see "Since i've been loving you" from the same concet. Probably the best live performance recorded ever in rock history.

[@victorxyz]

I was about to post exactly the same thing!

[@sollatzo]

Best song ever

[@mja4wp]

I strongly Support this motion....."Since Iv'e Been Loving You" from MSG same year is soul meltingly beautiful

[@cosmicwonders21]

Yes but listen to the studio version first. Then the live.

[@RuthKing-wm9nw]

Absolutely

[@KansaSCaymanS]

For decades this has routinely been voted as the greatest rock song of all time. 😎

[@trestruant9941]

Isn't it half a century by now?

[@stevegriffiths5364]

And they were right..

[@toolrocks10]

It's a beautiful song. Perfect I would say.

[@pleasantvalleypickerca7681]

Led Zep is just one of the greatest most talented bands ever. Thanks for enjoying them!

[@fiamma5730]

It's THE best band in rock history

[@maksphoto78]

Tony Iommi is nevously smoking on the side.

[@acrobaticswitches]

I find it fascinating that people can go through life without hearing Led Zepplin and Black Sabbath.

[@helenespaulding7562]

Sexy is an excellent word for Zep. Page and Plant especially had charisma just dripping off themselves….such swagger. They owned any stage they were on.

[@dannytapp7259]

Greatest band ever "since I've been loving you " from the same concert 🔥🔥

[@rvponto]

Yep, This girl go blew away with that hahaha

[@boki1693]

Every song from this concert. Lol. But since I've been loving you is an highlight.

[@boki1693]

Zeppelin is extremely diverse. They covered lots on musical genre dealing with rock and did them all well. But mostly they are a mixture of blues and rock.

[@stephenmoncrieff2056]

Yes , I agree with that!! Also When the Levee Breaks!!

[@martybattle9002]

@@stephenmoncrieff2056a hard driving blues song, one of my favorites!

[@vixybanker]

The lead singer, Robert Plant, had the nickname of “The Golden God”, I am 63 years “young” and Robert was my teenaged hormonal fantasy. I had the honor of seeing them twice in one week in NYC in 1977, I was 16. The double neck guitar has twelve strings on top and six on the bottom. Welcome to the Zeppelin rabbit hole ❤️

[@trestruant9941]

Haha, isn't there a TV sitcom called "The Golden Girls" - were they also infatuated with the Golden God?

[@dbdeg88]

I'm 35 and Robert Plant is my hormonal middle aged fantasy, lol.

[@robertgriffiths4167]

At 17 when my hair was half way down my back I went and got a permanent to attempt to have Plants hair, as mine was perfectly flat and straight

[@bikerbud3903]

Led Zeppelin "Kashmir" Live from Celebration Day Concert. It was their last live performance and 20 million people tried to get tickets.

[@BratsNMustard]

Your reaction is exactly why so many people around the world are still turning on to Led Zeppelin on a daily basis. Being born in the mid 1960s and having several close relatives that were a few years older than me, I can honestly say I have been listening to Led Zeppelin as long as I can remember and am so grateful that I have had the opportunity to do so. It is so awesome to see a first time listener become entranced almost immediately. Led Zeppelin, and all the greatest musicians of time all seemed to have had two things in common, they could tell a great tale, and they were a feeling, not a particular feeling, just a feeling. Great reaction. Thanks for sharing. Best wishes in 2024.

[@AManCalledMoose]

A band of four virtuosos. Their improvisation skills were sublime. It was said they never played a song the same way twice in live shows. They disbanded when their drummer John Bonham died in 1980. They reunited for a one off show in 2007 and John Bonham's son Jason played drums on this occasion. Check out a song called Kashmir from this show, It was called Celebration day. It shows that nearly 35 years on they'd still got it. Great react as always

[@michaelmichael1001]

I second every word from this comment. And yes, Kashmir on Celebration day is something extraordinary.

[@chrisegbertky]

Gotta listen to Kashmir. If you like "meat" then it is meaty.

[@helenespaulding7562]

Well if you like being surprised, you will LOVE Zeppelin. They are always full of surprises. 😏😉 So varied in their style from one song to another, so versatile, and then in concert, so much improvisation going on…..so you cannot predict what will happen in any given performance.

[@ErickSowder]

This.

[@robertlear2712]

I saw Led Zeppelin in concert in 1969 and 1970. This is from the 1973 concert at Madison Square Garden. From that concert I recommend “ Since I’ve Been Loving You”. Mind blowing.

[@bkniker]

Oh girl, Led Zeppelin is the gods of rock. An incredible catalog of music. Definitely check them out.

[@jayw8494]

Arguably the greatest band of all time. Four master musicians coming together to create an irresistible package. They formed in late 1968 and pretty much dominated the seventies until they disbanded in 1980 following the sad death of their drummer, John Bonham, they simply couldn’t continue without him.

[@gregor-the-bug]

Led Zeppelin “since I’ve been loving you “ live Madison Square Garden 1973 will knock your socks off

[@helfgott1]

Dear Lady I am a 64 german and I used to dance on this music in the german streets 😎😎😍😍 and is was good 😊😊

[@Thom1212]

I've always felt that this song should be "experienced", not just "listened to". I'm glad you brought up "feeling the music", because that is what they did and I think you should feel it too.

[@dionisioiacobelli6689]

I was there at Madison Square Garden in 1973 . Lots of weed and very loud.

[@antarcticorb9197]

You're blessed!

[@kiorexz_-2339]

Jimmy looked faded

[@warrendostie1]

Led Zeppelin has a long list of brilliant songs - possibly the greatest band of all. I know youll enjoy future reactions!

[@Evocati2008]

As much as live versions are awesome, in this case, I must also highly recommend the studio recorded version all the live takes are based on. It is probably one of the best produced singles ever.

[@lyndoncmp5751]

.... although Stairway To Heaven was never a single. It was only ever a track on the 4th album.

[@chrisegbertky]

Hear hear!

[@Evocati2008]

not true, there are several singles that have sold at auction@@lyndoncmp5751

[@MrNemoYo]

Live has heart The studio is where the art was initially concluded 100% agreed

[@paulperano9236]

By this time Led Zep had made 4 albums and been on world tours. They were one of the biggest bands in the world. They could just be themselves as they had nothing to prove. Led Zep will get your spirit pumping. Check out Pink Floyd, try 'Time', followed by 'The Great Gig in the Sky'. These two tracks have to be heard together. The latter may bring on a few tears its so beautiful. PF were and still are in a genre of their own. PF will bring your spirit back back down and you'll feel so mellow - well most of the time. Both of these bands were immense in the world and worth your time to experience.

[@spursgog835]

One of the greatest bands to come out of the UK.

[@jaemigoodings1054]

The greatest to come out of anywhere.

[@SMG706]

British bands tend to rock

[@saturdayplayer2492]

So many great uk bands in late 60s and 70s. Floyd and Led Zeppelin 2 of them. Yes, Genesis, Stones, Move, Free etc

[@fredkrissman6527]

It's a double necked guitar, one has 6 & the other has 12 strings, and yes, he uses both during the course of the song... Fine reaction so far Stacey!

[@StaceyRPGReacts]

Thanks so much!!

[@fredkrissman6527]

Your welcome,@@StaceyRPGReacts. Check out the song SinceI'veBeenLovingYou, from the same concert. As a teen from the late 60s thru early 70s in SoCal, I saw many of the greats, beginning with JimiHendrix in 68 at age 13, and inc Zepp in 74... It was a magical, and unique time, but I'm glad to see young people that can appreciate it like you!

[@StaceyRPGReacts]

very similar to my parents! they are from California and lived there their whole life till the early 2000s! they speak fondly of the time back then and all the concerts they went to and the legends they saw! my parents are the reason i even created this channel so i could learn about music i have never heard of! thanks for sharing and your comment!@@fredkrissman6527

[@ryanr5319]

Yes, Jimmy's solos ARE sexy! ❤

[@thomashiggins9320]

During the calmer, more mellow beginning of the song, Jimmy Page strummed chords on the 12-string. Then, when they blew the lid off, during the guitar solo, Page switched to the 6-string lead to play that chain of brain-melting riffs. 😊 The fact that Page had two instruments in one meant he could switch seamlessly between sounds.

[@Perspectiveon]

Jimmy Page, David Gilmore and Mark Knopfler. Greatest guitarists of all time. A lot of honorable mentions - Jimi Hendrix, Gary Moore, Stevie Ray Vaughn and many others close behind the top 3. 🙃 Great reaction.

[@Qrisqornellfan]

I've heard this called the greatest rock song of all times many many times over the last 4 decades. I've never heard the song that could unseat it, as of yet. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@danacasey8543]

Back in "the day" all amateur rock musicians wanted to be Led Zeppelin! Each member was a master at his craft. I was fortunate to see Led Zeppelin live in 1974, Page & Plant in 1994, Robert Plant in 2009, and Robert Plant with Alison Krauss in July 2023! The "Golden God" still has it!

[@gregbacon9808]

Please listen to the Studio version too. You’ll be Amazed. It’s known as one of the Best Rock songs of All Time❤️👍🏻👏🏻🎼🎸

[@fhare666]

This song was voted greatest rock song on earth from 1972 until about 2000 or so. Still is in many people's minds, and who could argue? Arguably the best rock band ever.

[@ronnie3561]

You just watched the greatest band who ever rocked the planet!!! I saw them live a few weeks before Bonzo (the drummer) died in 1980.

[@robertgriffiths4167]

I had tickets for that tour, he died 3 weeks prior to my show..same thing happened with Lynard Skynard. Fortunately I previously saw both bands prior. But still sucked missing them

[@joeknight7395]

The joy it brings me seeing each new generation discover music I grew up with will never get old to me. I can’t help but smile watching the reaction, then seeing that light bulb turn on when they realize how great some older music can be. Enjoy your journey!

[@StaceyRPGReacts]

Thank you so much!! I’m enjoying it so much so far.I love discovering these timeless bands! Better later than never right? 🫶🏻

[@sanandaallsgood673]

Robert Plant - vocals, Jimmy Paige - lead guitar, John Paul Jones - base, John Bonham - drums and together they make up one of the most iconic bands to ever perform! Led Zeppelin will live forever thanks to people to who willing to stretch their boundaries and listen to music from the past. Kudos to you for doing that.

[@SteveHodge]

Heart's cover of this song from the Kennedy Center honors is also wonderful, and worth a reaction. You should definitely check out "Since I've Been Loving You" from the '73 Madison Square Garden concert. And "Whole Lotta Love" from The Royal Albert Hall 1970, plenty of sexiness in that performance.

[@jonericus]

"The guitar is beautiful. Pretty chill, relaxing." Please remain seated and keep your hands inside the ride at all times.

[@mja4wp]

The Double Neck Guitar is a 6 string/12 String.....Led Zeppelin is the First Full Bloom Sunflower of Rock and Roll...all those that came before them were Spring-Time sprouts (Chuck Berry, Everly Bros, etc...) What made Zeppelin the success they are is their raw integration of all the great blues legends ran through their unabashed youth and vitality mixed with the timely explosion of 60's...Shout out to the Beatles, Stones, Grand Funk Railroad and dozens of others Rock legends who came to bloom in the same era.....beautiful soulful musical era.

[@jonathansmith3742]

After hearing it one hundred more times you will still have the same response. Absolutely one of the best songs.

[@mindyhorton4288]

I have loved Jimmy Page since I was 13. No one can play the guitar like him. Those four men came together, and made pure magic.

[@yozaseig3870]

This song will live forever as will Led Zeppelin....Greatest ever!!

[@markgallemore8856]

The original album versions are usually better because they’re longer and they’re what the artist wanted. Radio stations prefer songs that are 3 to 3 1/2 minutes max so you have radio edits for the single 45 versions. The members of Led Zeppelin never allowed any of their music to be cut as a consequence of that their highest chart success was a number 16

[@lyndoncmp5751]

Zeppelin didn't care about singles, but 6 of their albums went to number one in the US, and 8 in the UK. Led Zeppelin were the biggest selling band of the 1970s just on albums alone, as well as breaking concert attendance records.

[@BrettLesPaul]

Your channel is going to blow up doing Zeppelin reactions. Keep going!

[@VinE83656]

Very nice reaction. I was lucky enough to see them live twice in a week in 1977. Four exceptional musicians. They have diverse sound from hard rock to blues to folk and even some funk and even reggae, both mostly a rock band. Yes, Greta Van Fleet does have a Led Zeppelin sound and often criticized for it as well. Led Zeppelin does indeed influence bands still today.

[@machutson5493]

Twice in a week, what a great opportunity. Envy you.

[@VinE83656]

@@machutson5493 Tickets were available by mail and I got two which were for the second of six New York shows and a buddy of mine had two extras for the fifth show so I grabbed one. It was nice also because the set lists were slightly different.

[@elishuk9942]

Great Reaction! Love seeing new generations introduced to the music and bands we grew up with. Next up, "Since ive been loving you-live" (sexy), "Immigrant Song", "Whole Lotta love" (many babies were made to this one), "Ramble on" (shows versatility), just to get started. So much more. You will fall for Robert Plant the singer and recognize the greatness of Jimmy Page on guitar as well as how talented these 4 guys were. Dont Stop! Enjoy!

[@stamasd8500]

If you like guitar solos, especially long ones - my recommendation is to watch Pink Floyd "Comfortably Numb" live from the Pulse show. David Gilmour is a wizard with the guitar.

[@recabitejehonadab2654]

Absolutely a must , Comfortably Numb live Pulse Concert!

[@clamdiggerdan8581]

Yes yes yes!

[@gosborg]

Totally agree. The guitar solo is intensely euphoric and one of the greatest ever recorded.

[@Tarkus_]

First thing I thought of, when she said this was a long guitar solo!

[@trestruant9941]

Absolutely what I thought too. And for the overall Floyd music experience, also listen to "Wish you were here" and "Shine on you crazy diamond".

[@phillipstewart5081]

Just FYI Led Zeppelin had NO additional bands perform at their concerts usually 2+ hours. They also have a movie “The Song Remains the Same” It talks about their concerts & behind the scenes. Lots of clips

[@seanbarker4610]

The guitar is effectively two guitars in one, each part is different in the number of strings. One neck has six strings and the other has twelve strings!

[@ErickSowder]

The 12 string give a very nice bright sound and 6 is to jam!

[@vernhoke7730]

When the song was recorded for the album, back in 1971, Jimmy Page, the guitarist, played a 6 string and separate 12 string guitar. To do it in concert he played this double necked Gibson so he could get the same sound from the album. Check out "Dazed and Confused" and "The Song Remains the Same/The Rain Song" for more epic guitar work.

[@Dave.S.Cramer]

I saw Robert Plant (the lead singer) in concert in the mid 90's and I sat there crying like a baby the entire time. I just couldn't believe I was in his presence. There are many rock gods but he is THE rock god. There is no better singer in the history of the world. You would do yourself a HUGE favor if you dove headfirst into led Zeppelin and listened to their entire catalog.

[@roseannecohen]

That would be me if I were ever to get a chance to see him perform.

[@jasonehall1]

You know a band is in the list of ALL TIME GREATS when they still get to be seen on platforms like this 40, 50 or so years on and oh, erm, along with a couple of others, THEY DEFINED THE WHOLE ERA! I mean, who can they POSSIBLY have learned or took influence on that never made the apprentice into the sorcerer? I never do, never will tire of this and Pink Floyd, EVER! Jason Hall

[@1960rlv]

Every song by this band is a masterpiece in my opinion. If you like this mesmerizing guitar listen to The Rain Song from this same show, or any live performance. The soul comes through in the live music. Great reaction.

[@TedinCalgary1952]

I really enjoyed your reaction and learning about the band. Certainly I would feel that they can compete with anything we have now. Too bad about the death of the drummer and their breakup so early in their progress. I was fortunate enough to see them 5 times total, including 3 of the 5 total shows held at Earl's Court in London, England, May 1975. There is a video out of that concert, with Stairway to Heaven, that is an alternate to this one, with 33 million views. This 1975 video is what they played at the time: 3 hours. The 3 shows I saw were on consecutive days, so that was 9 hours of Led Zeppelin total in 3 days!! "Stairway to Heaven" was probably the best place to start a Zep journey. As a long time fan, however, I would recommend a slightly different video, if you really want to appreciate the success of the band. The video I would recommend is "Led Zeppelin - Dazed and Confused (London 1969 Live Good Quality)", currently with 3.9 million views, uploaded at "Metalrocker077". Don't rush, but if you could review that one in a month or two it would be a great experience for you. 😘

[@RossWrock]

That "sexy" guitar solo is probably one of the most well-known in rock and roll history. I'd say it's only comparable to Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Free Bird"...which I highly suggest you watch. The Oakland 1977 live performance, of course.

[@shadowman4966]

John Paul Jones came up to me at a Marriott where I was working in Rancho Mirage Ca.I didn’t recognize him but he started talking to me and introduced himself to me. We just chatted about family and small talk. He called me a Horn Dog because I have so many kids. 😂 cool memory.

[@user-nu3uc9fp3s]

"Since I've Been Loving You" - you will feel the music..one of the greatest blues performances you will ever hear...thanks and I hope you will react to more of Zep...You already have over 3K views in less than 7 hours...that should tell you enough...Zep is the Bomb...look for more content from you going forward..thanks

[@mikeconway9849]

Great reaction, Stacey! You'll find lots of great music if you continue looking at 'older' rock and roll bands. Led Zeppelin is one of the best.

[@JaquelineGoodspeed]

Led Zepplin, absolute legends. Still remember hearing this the very first time. We absolutely respecred our musicians and they loved us. Miss this time in the world.

[@LuisBurke]

ok Stacey, you have to go down the Led Zeppelin rabbit hole: All my love, Since I've been loving you, Dazed and confused, Rock and Roll, Immigrant song, Whole lotta love, and my favourite "Kashmir", among many more

[@johntremmel3949]

Their masterpiece is the album “Physical Graffiti “ it’s probably top 5 of all time for many

[@vicprovost2561]

Totally agree for disc 1, not as much for disc 2. My favorite is Led Zeppelin 4, one absolutely perfect disc.

[@lyndoncmp5751]

@vicprovost2561 My favourite section of Physical Graffiti is Bron-yr-Aur, Down By The Seaside and Ten Years Gone. Three completely different tracks after the other.

[@vicprovost2561]

@@lyndoncmp5751 I was there at the beginning so Dazed and Confused, Heartbreaker and Since I've Been Loving You is more my style. Zeppelin rules!

[@lyndoncmp5751]

@@vicprovost2561 I love all of Zeppelins various styles but I actually think the more eclectic stuff is longer lasting than the more straightforward rock like Heartbreaker. Actually I hardly play that song anymore. I'd rather listen to The Rain Song. Yes, Zeppelin rules. ✌

[@vicprovost2561]

@@lyndoncmp5751 I'm the opposite, I know how.much influence Jimmy Page had on guitar with the first 2 albums, that is my favorite Zeppelin era as I saw it unfold in real time, all my guitarist friends sweared by early Zep.

[@nathansellers8454]

I love seeing a first time listener and I love your reaction. LZ is deep and gifted. Looking forward to watching you explore more of their songs and maybe all

[@bowtiefidenine]

No Quarter which means give no mercy is Led Zeppelin taking us down a very different path that leaves your mind spinning 😮

[@TexasMagnolia]

Stacey, so happy you’ve come-up in my suggestion. A kid of the 70’s, A lover of Rock and Country. I’m excited to watch your discovery! There’s so much greatness for you! New Sub.

[@StaceyRPGReacts]

Welcome in ❤️ happy to have you here!!

[@oldmanghost219]

"Stairway to Heaven"....There is nothing better than the studio version of this song. It made the top 5 on year end polls for decades. It was the most requested song in history as of 2005. (Except for Happy Birthday according to Casey Kasem).

[@juliemanarin4127]

Greatest band to ever grace the planet!!

[@arnaldotanta3630]

Stairway To Heaven There's a lady who's sure all that glitters is gold And she's buying a stairway to Heaven When she gets there she knows, if the stores are all closed With a word she can get what she came for Ooh, ooh, and she's buying a stairway to Heaven There's a sign on the wall, but she wants to be sure 'Cause you know sometimes words have two meanings In a tree by the brook, there's a songbird who sings Sometimes all of our thoughts are misgiven Ooh, it makes me wonder Ooh, makes me wonder There's a feeling I get when I look to the West And my spirit is crying for leaving In my thoughts I have seen rings of smoke through the trees And the voices of those who stand looking Ooh, it makes me wonder Ooh, really makes me wonder And it's whispered that soon if we all call the tune Then the piper will lead us to reason And a new day will dawn for those who stand long And the forests will echo with laughter Oh-oh-oh-oh-whoa If there's a bustle in your hedgerow, don't be alarmed now It's just a spring clean for the May queen Yes, there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run There's still time to change the road you're on And it makes me wonder Ohh, whoa Your head is humming, and it won't go, in case you don't know The piper's calling you to join him Dear lady, can you hear the wind blow? And did you know Your stairway lies on the whispering wind? And as we wind on down the road Our shadows taller than our soul There walks a lady we all know Who shines white light and wants to show How everything still turns to gold And if you listen very hard The tune will come to you at last When all are one, and one is all To be a rock and not to roll And she's buying a stairway to Heaven Composers: Jimmy Page / Robert Anthony Plant

[@Darnaguen]

Oh dear, if you thought *this* was sexy, wait till you see 'Since I've Been Loving You'. 😉 But yeah, you're right, Zep just makes everything sexy by default without even trying. It's kind of their thing.

[@seanherskowitz5998]

The two necked guitar looks cool but also the 12 string upper half is used mainly for the melody while the bottom 6 string is used for the solo Also the way I see them as the sexiest band ever is the singer Robert makes love to the audience while Jimmy makes love to his guitar 🎸

[@redhotchilifan98]

One of the best live solos ever.

[@SH-er5dz]

Tbh at some parts my toe nails were rolling up during that solo. No offense Jimmy, but this was not your best 🙈

[@robertgriffiths4167]

To answer your question about Jimi Page guitar. Its called a Double neck guitar, the top neck is a 12 string and used for strumming harmonies and bottom is a 6 string and is what he uses for his guitar leads

[@ronaldsanders9464]

Black Sabbath Live in Paris "War Pigs" The drummer really nails it

[@davidcarter4247]

Robert Plant was a very sexual singer. He dressed the part, to be sure, but a lot was in those gestures you and many others mention. He does use his hands expressively. Plant also smiled a lot at a time when many singers were trying to be too cool. It looked like he was having fun. Those smiles, sometimes almost coy, often targeted ladies in the audience. He most definitely knew he had sex appeal and used it. You need a lot of self-confidence to do what he did and there was never any shortage of that, as you see by those jeans. Plant was also quite chatty between songs, comments made in the moment that helped make every concert unique to the night. I saw one 1970s band that had their onstage banters scripted to the last word. In old age Plant has not tried to be Kiss and remain locked to a past image. The hair is still long, It is no longer a mane but worn in an age appropriate pony tail. There is a beard that does not hide the deep lines in his face. The shirt is now done up and the trousers a much more comfortable fit. The onstage chat remains the same or maybe more. He likes to set the scene for the songs. The voice no longer has the full range of the 20 something but still distinctly Plant in tone. His song choices fit the reality of where his voice is. He has in recent years made music with bluegrass queen Alison Krauss. Plant is ageing gracefully

[@patverum9051]

If you watch Heart's rendition of Stairway at the Kennedy Centre, you can see the bandmembers as they are today (except the drummer),his son takes his place. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJS9kHh8dtKdZpo

[@joescott8877]

(Here's my rec. ,mentioned right below, from my comment from your "War Pigs" reaction.) Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, and Deep Purple have been nicknamed "The Unholy Trinity" of British Hard Rock. Zep is my fave, so I'll request one from them. Or two, lol! For their "hard" side, complete with those "change-ups" you crave, try "In My Time of Dying," 1975 Earl's Court. Or if you want their "soft/pretty" side, "Going to California" from the same show. Gorgeous. All 3 bands have big-time "reactor" fan bases, lol, and all 3 have TONS of superb tunes!

[@skatter44]

This is a deep rabbit hole you've started here. I can honestly say they have about 75-80 songs that are totally worth reacting to. Just about anywhere you go from here is going to be fine. They have so many different types of styles in their songs; blues, hard rock, acoustic guitar, and even a country-ish song (Down by the Seaside). From this live concert which is from Madison Square Garden in 1973, there are so many great songs. Here is the track list. Just pick any of them or go in the order of the album. Can't miss. 1] Rock and Roll 2] Celebration Day 3] Black Dog 4] Over the Hills and Far Away 5] Misty Mountain Hop 6] Since I've Been Loving You 7] No Quarter 8] The Song Remains the Same/9] The Rain Song 10] The Ocean 11] Dazed and Confused (be warned. this is a 30 minute song) 12] Stairway to Heaven 13] Moby Dick (big long drum solo) 14] Heartbreaker 15] Whole Lotta Love

[@katyharrs278]

Greatest rock band in the whole world,the gorgeous Robert Plant on vocals who has the best rock voice in the world ,Jimmy Page on lead guitar probably considered one of the best, John "bonzo" Bonham on the drums the best drummer in the world, John Paul Jones on bass and keyboard is super talented,you absolutely need more Zeppelin in your life 😊

[@vicprovost2561]

Great live, for sure, goose bump inducing at times You really need to hear the studio original, it has the perfect mix and is the version everyone is familiar with and will be heard forever. Please do studio first if you can, it will be a better experience and musical education if you do. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶

[@howardbrown911]

You need to see "Since I've been Lovin you," from the same concert at MSG. There you will see sassy!

[@mikeb36240]

The Firm - "Satisfaction Guaranteed" 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Paul Rogers(Bad Company) vocals Jimmy Page(Led Zeppelin) guitar

[@fredtello]

you should start with their first album and react to every song all the way through it's a masterpiece every one of their albums are masterpieces

[@MarcoAntonio-ee7oj]

Minha Banda número 1. A maior de todos os tempos e essa perfomance de Stariway to Heaven ao vivo, com certeza tem solo de guitarra mais incrível de toda a história do Rock. Beijos de São Paulo - Brasil!

[@classicrockdefender]

If you concentrate on 70's rock music, you will discover a universe of mental journeys. Led Zeppelin, Yes, Genesis, Pink Floyd, Queen, Jethro Tull, Wings, King Crimson,...all of them will take you into other worlds. Have fun.

[@donaldallen4285]

You really need to listen to all there albums from beginning to end they are that great. Led Zeppelin was the best band ever and ever will be. When Led Zeppelin recorded their music is was record where people would have to by the album and their albums were so good you listen to it from beginning to end.

[@Populiervogel]

You have to learn about Dutch Symphonic Metal bands and singers: Epica , Ayreon, The Gathering, Delain, Blackbrair, Vuur/Anneke van Giersbergen.

[@stamasd8500]

And Nightwish and Floor Jansen.

[@Populiervogel]

@@stamasd8500 She did Nightwish/Floor a few days ago.

[@guilletrovato9226]

When you get a few years behind you, the song will make you cry.

[@RuthKing-wm9nw]

Each member in the band is still considered to be the very pinnacle of rock. Listem to the studio versions of their songs as well. Must listens: Since I've Been Loving You, Black Dph, The Lemon Song....if you want "sexy" still with Zepplin their music is so good you can call it sexy! And then there is always Robert Plant lol!

[@arnepietruszewski9255]

Yeah, react to "Whole lotta love" next, it is probably the sexiest song ever. A lot of babies have been created to this song.

[@recabitejehonadab2654]

Great reaction to one of rock’s greatest bands. You must listen to another all time great song by Pink Floyd called Comfortably Numb on their live Pulse concert. The live guitar solo on Comfortably Numb is considered by many one of the best ever played. You must see it! Also another great song you should hear is Fleetwood Mac’s song Rhiannon live Midnight Special concert. Stevie Nicks vocals are to be heard , you won’t regret hearing her voice.

[@billreilly7693]

Zeppelin is the greatest band ever.Four virtuosos at their craft.Please dive deep into Zeppelin.🥁☮☘

[@mrjeh49]

It's like watching your grandpa and friends playing... they are all in 70's..80's now

[@chrisw3421]

So you know, you're starting at the top.. it's all disappointment from here on with other bands :)

[@alfonsogutierrez1392]

😂 don't discourage her

[@toolrocks10]

I agree. 😂😂😂 The best of the best in rock.

[@allendesalme197]

I saw them live in Dallas three times, and they were all amazing shows. There was an awful lot of some kind of smoke 😎😎 in the air...

[@jjthompke5192]

In 1970 we were becoming of age and been smoking weed for about five years. This was our base music of the time. Led was the best!

[@ronniemontrose5505]

If you noticed in the beginning and the very end of the Stairway to heaven song, Jimmy Page was using the upper 12 string neck. And that's because he is using the finger picking technique untilizing the tips of his nails on each of his fingers on his right hand. Using this finger picking technique makes the guitar sound more soft, calm and pretty only twice as much as just using the 6 string neck. The 12 string neck is also used for strumming the chords when not finger picking. Now when it comes to using the lower 6 string neck, it is mainly used in this case for the lead solo riffs like you heard Jimmy go off on in the middle of the song for over 3 minutes or so. It's not to say that a guitar player cannot do any finger picking or strumming on the 6 string neck. A guitar player has the option of using either if she or he chooses to. But more than likely if a guitar player is using a double neck guitar, she or he was planning to use this type of guitar in that manner for this masterpiece of a song that stood the test of time, being that it was written in the early 70's. I hope I explained it for you in such a way to help you understand this much easier. I'm kinda buzzin right now and drinking my Budweiser and playing my own Ovation guitar. Just taking a break right now to watch your show. I been in the business for over 40 years and trust me, your doing a great job. Good luck and keep up the good work in your reaction videos.

[@bluesdog645]

Jimmy Page, the guitarist, used a lot of overdubs on the studio versions of songs such as this. Sometimes there could be as many as 7 or 8 guitar parts layered on parts of the song. So he was looking for a way to build more sound when playing live. He found the Gibson SG double neck, which was a 12-string on top and a 6-string on the bottom. He would play certain parts with the 12-string for a fuller sound and then switch over to the 6 for leads.

[@navinbabji]

That, Milady, is a Gibson EDS 1275 guitar. The top neck is a 12 string, with 6 regular guitar strings and 6 higher octave strings and the lower neck is a regular 6 string guitar. The twelve string gives a very distinctive sound. I do own one myself. Its definitely a conversation starter wherever i carry it. As always Led Zeppelin are the most Iconic rock bands in the History of music. 👍👍👍

[@stevenjones71]

@StaceyRPGReacts Need to react to "Led Zeppelin - That´s The Way (Live at Earls Court 1975)" you'll love it!

[@gregorykenfield3134]

The purpose of a double neck guitar like the Gibson SG double neck being used by Jimmy Page in this video is to allow the guitarist to have essentially two different guitars at his disposal without needing to change guitars live. Bands often use multiple instruments to record a song in the studio (I've used as many as four on one song myself), but recreating those sounds live is more challenging as you add complexity. Most double neck guitars are configured with a 12 string guitar on the top (the longer of the two necks), which is typically used for playing chords because it gives a much fuller sound. The 6 string lower neck is basically like any normal electric guitar, and is most often used for heavier parts of the song and for soloing. If you watch the video closely, you can see which neck Page uses for each section of the song. The drawbacks to double neck guitars are their price and their weight...both of which are much higher than a typical electric guitar. They are also somewhat unnecessary today, since you can achieve similar results by using effects processors to simulate the same sounds. Each guitarist chooses the best options for them, and it really is an individual thing. Hope that helps!! God bless!!

[@jeffhinkel7309]

This is probably the greatest rock guitar solo ever captured live . Hope you check out the rest of this album/ concert.

[@python_7179]

definitely isn't lol. beyond sloppy and choppy. jimmy page is a great riff writer and songwriter but a great lead guitarist he was not

[@Billy-te4ev]

Hey great reaction to the mighty Led Zeppelin the greatest rock band in history in most rock fans eyes, when you reacted to Black sabbath I suggested you try Zeppelin well now you have a taste for them, the double neck guitar is a Gibson, when Jimmy page wrote this song it had a acoustic start into a more rock theme so the only way to play it live was the double neck, the top neck is a 12 string, the bottom a 6 string, after this reaction there's only one track to follow this and its from the same show, it's called Since I've been loving you,,there's no two zeppelin tracks the same from hard rock to soft ballads, they even done a reggae track once that I hated,and if I can be so bold and say that after Since I've been loving you the next couple of reactions should be both live performances 1st The rain song live, then you will truly see their diverse range in just one song, the best one is from there show at Earl's Court London, finally Achiles last stand live from Knebworth England, a long song but wow it will blow your mind, anyway you take care keep up the great work English Billy.

[@curiousman1672]

IMHO, Zeppelin is the greatest R&R band to ever exist, and likely ever will. There were no weak members, and they always strived for excellence and innovation. They produced across most genres (metal, pop, jazz, country, folk, etc.). This happens to be my favorite rendition of Stairway, but the studio version should be heard for its "cleanness". Nobody commanded a stage like they did. There songbook is just an ongoing collection of awesome. Whole Lotta Love, Thank You, Nobody's Fault But Mine, Gallow's Pole, When The Levee Breaks, All of My Love, and on and on. A few years ago, a reporter asked the lead singer, Robert Plant, "If young people coming up in the business want to emulate Zeppelin, what advice would you give?" His answer? "Dress to the left." Those pants made the ladies lose their sh*t. The GOAT.

[@geniegogo]

oh and the guitar solo, if you notice there are many parts and there is melody in a lot of the parts. When you've heard the song more you may start humming the solo because you can recognize the different sections - it's not just "mumbling" it's being melodic 🙂... but maybe all solos are like that.