(Funky Reaction) To Led Zeppelin - Trampled Underfoot

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

If you enjoyed this reaction then you will love my wife's reaction to the immigrant song.kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJColn-ZZ5V9kK8

[@geoprez8740]

I went, I saw, I loved ✌🏻

[@slewy123]

The Adventures of TNT play The Crunge if you wanna more zeppelin funk!!

[@arongamman9360]

@@slewy123 Where's the bridge? I can't find the bridge.

[@pudder68]

@@arongamman9360 where's that confounded bridge?

[@LifeLiver.]

- if U ever read the words to THE RAIN SONG, while listening, U r going to recognize this Masterpiece, which is played for many Zep fans at their Wakes

[@brianjones8751]

John Paul Jones was their "secret weapon" he played bass, 2nd guitar, keyboards, mandolin, not to mention his arrangement skills

[@TheMichaelseymour]

all that.....AND he had time to be the pope ...

[@careym3901]

That electric piano is funky as hell too!

[@christopherfletcher5384]

@@careym3901 I love me some electric piano!

[@martinhayward4466]

@@careym3901 Clavinet

[@quinnmitchel4075]

@@martinhayward4466 Its electric keyboard with the clavinet sound so Carey was right

[@keithpasculli7465]

I remember that when this album was released people were completely blown away by it; a double album with zero filler; virtually every track a classic.

[@ldchappell1]

You got that right. I originally bought "Physical Graffiti" as a birthday gift for my brother in March 1975. Then I started hearing the tracks on FM radio and decided to keep it for myself. lol

[@jimmyarmijo792]

Got my copy November 1975! 15 years old and a freshman in high school.

[@TexasMagnolia]

Amen! Still blows me away every time I play it!

[@robertpetre9378]

Hated by critics and loved by fans the mighty Led Zeppelin. Thanks for such a great reaction keep it up

[@williamsawyer6206]

Led Zeppelin is one of the greatest bands to EVER make the airways!!!!! They never disappoint!!! Plus they sound just as fresh today as they did years ago in the '60s!!!

[@jdonner3272]

Congrats you've discovered the greatest rock band ever.

[@Olavodorini]

yesss, babyyy

[@richdiana3663]

You've found the most dynamic, talented, foundational group that ever created modern music. Keep blowing it up, TNT.

[@d4mdcykey]

Been a great many years since I've heard this one, brings back alot of memories driving on back roads at night with friends, baked, and jamming on this cassette.

[@PeterTea]

What a jam! This song is like a finely tuned car that’s in top gear. LedZeppefunkaliscious!

[@catmayrant3336]

Zeppelin's "In My Time of Dying" from Physical Graffiti is absolutely incredible! Please review the studio version. Thank you.

[@boki1693]

I like the live version equally as well. I will always choose live over studio because live you get to watch them play.

[@throwabrick]

agreed. that shit is Biblically epic for sure.

[@juliemanarin4127]

I love the live one from 73

[@throwabrick]

I would also agree that the studio version is a good place to start for a reaction video. The live versions are always more interesting, but only once you know the basic foundation that they are riffing on. The studio version is no slouch, but the live variations and jamming, the intensity of the performances, and especially Bonham and Page going off live is the best Rock 'n Roll in the universe. And Jimmy Page agrees with me, mostly. www.blabbermouth.net/news/jimmy-page-why-led-zeppelin-was-the-best-band-in-the-world/

[@youtoo2233]

@@boki1693 yeah but that studio version is so damn heavy!!

[@mikewalter1111]

Born in 1967.....wish i was ten yesrs older and able to see them live But thank god for recordings.....PEACE.

[@Itelkner]

Born the same year. Can't go back and watch but I'm getting a TON out of watching and listening here!

[@noteverton]

I saw them. Twice in one year! Consecutive weeks in 1979 at Knebworth. Six months later John Henry Bonham was dead aged 32..

[@Frankincensedjb123]

Physical Graffiti is the Disneyland of rock albums.

[@bustermk2]

The thing I like about Led Zep isn't just their range of styles but rather that they often combine these styles in a single song and they often do it so seamlessly that you don't even notice.

[@BenDover-tb8cr]

John Paul Jones got the inspiration for this song from Stevie Wonder’s “Superstitious”.

[@cl8onj388]

Superstition is possibly THE funkiest song ever.

[@michaelnorman2967]

Exactly! He used the clavinet in TRIBUTE to Stevie Wonder, not to steal from him. They loved all of the great music coming out of Detroit and found Stevie's "Superstitious" to be one of their favorites. John Paul Jones is a master on any keyboard plus in concerts, he played the bass pedals in conjunction with the clavinet. Now that is talent!

[@christaylor3722]

Trampled under foot came from inspiration from Robert Johnsons Terraplane Blues

[@bignizzle6973]

Michael Norman it’s true. While Zep enjoyed all the American blues, Page said the Detroit/Chicago sound was their favorite

[@jamesm.3967]

JPJ played on Superstition with Stevie.

[@ginger4141]

Hearing this song you can't help but just dance. In My Time of Dying is a soul searching song.

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

I'm telling you. Any reactor who does this song and is not nodding their head is trash! This song is my new jam!

[@willyroussel3563]

Greasy slicked-down Groovy leather trim I like the way ya hold the road Mama, it ain't no sin Talking 'bout love I'm talking 'bout love I'm talking 'bout Ooh, trouble-free transmission Helps your oil's flow Mama, let me pump your gas Mama, let me do it all Talking 'bout love, ah Talking 'bout love, oh Talking 'bout Check that heavy metal Underneath your hood Baby, I can work all night Believe I got the perfect tools Talking 'bout love Talking 'bout love Talking 'bout Automobile with comfort Really built with style Specialist tradition Mama, let me feast my eyes Talking 'bout love Talking 'bout love Talking 'bout Factory air-conditioned Heat begins to rise Guaranteed to run for hours Mama, you're the perfect size Talking 'bout love Talking 'bout love Talking 'bout Grooving on the freeway Gauges all are red Gun down on my gasoline Believe I'm gonna crack your head Talking 'bout love Talking 'bout love I'm talking 'bout I can't stop talking about I can't stop talking about Ooh yeah, yes-ah Drive on! Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yes, I'm coming through Come to me for service Every hundred miles Baby, let me check your points Fix your overdrive Talking 'bout love I'm talking 'bout love I'm talking 'bout Oh yes, fully automatic Comes in any size Makes me wonder what I did Before we synchronized Talking 'bout love I'm talking 'bout love I'm talking 'bout Oh-oh, feather-light suspension Konis couldn't hold I'm so glad I took a look Inside your showroom doors Talking 'bout love Talking 'bout love Talking 'bout I can't, I can't Oh, I can't stop talking about love I can't stop talking about love Oh, let me go on down, go on down Go on down, go on down, go on down, yes I can't stop talking 'bout I can't stop talking 'bout love, hey I can't stop talking 'bout love or my baby I can't stop talking 'bout love, my baby My baby, my baby, yeah! Uh Push Push Push it Push Push

[@Serai3]

Every band has a car song - this is Zep's! This was on their sixth album, "Physical Graffiti", which was a very diverse album. It's one of my favorite Zep tracks. Hammer of the gods, indeed!

[@FR-ty5vn]

Serai3 every song from Zep is a motorcycle song...

[@Serai3]

Yeah, but Trampled Underfoot is ABOUT a car. It uses the car as a metaphor for sex. Or it uses sex as a metaphor for a car. Regardless, it's actually in the lyrics.

[@FR-ty5vn]

Serai3 true - was making a different point...🤔

[@josephhickman7244]

A car to get out of here, Tracey chapman!!!

[@Frank-pe9pk]

Grew up with Led Zeppelin and saw them live early 70’s Haven’t played there albums in long time you have made me pull them out and I thank you

[@mikeb36240]

One of my all time favorites by Led Zeppelin

[@juliemanarin4127]

Zeppelin NEVER disappoints!! Please do The Song Remains The Same/The Rain Song!

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

Yes. The rain song is next on my list! I'm loving this zeppelin journey!

[@scottmcgregor562]

Absolutely you got it Julie.

[@bluedbarrel5680]

“Song Remains the Same” This is the album for those who just want the song to never end! Great album!! I wore mine out in the 70s.

[@thomastaylor9579]

well said Julie

[@ericreep5341]

I loved the review! Been listening to Zeppilin for 50+ years. Love the younger people finally understanding what real music used to be. Might I suggest a little diddy our band plays. "Misty Mountain Hop". Great, hard backbeat, funny story, I think you and your audience will dig it! Keep up the good work!

[@snappertrx]

Easily one of my most favorite Zeppelin songs. Grungy, dirty, sexy, the lyrics are definitely right for smooth moves on the ladies! I love it! Great to see you enjoying it, too! Try a little Southbound Suarez! 😁

[@sonjaleesloth]

Zeppelin loved showcasing each other because they were in awe of each other. MY fav band of all time! Rock n' roll is the closest to the fountain of youth! ❣️🎸❣️🎸

[@shanke300]

Bonzo's drum break was magical 3.54 to 3.59. The production value is of high quality. Great song.

[@waq20659]

I remember back in the 70's channel 20 in Washington D.C. had a local music show similar to Soul Train and they would play this song and the kids would start doing that dance where they all lined up and just strutted there stuff...…..good memories there..... this song just oozes that funky groove perfect for dancing.....and this is Led Zeppelin king of heavy metal :)

[@thomastaylor9579]

i grew up on this ,and consider myself lucky.....

[@kenwelch198]

Led Zeppelin was creativity at it's finest! Every new album was an adventure!

[@williamsweetwood3179]

It was done around 1975. It always reminded me of Sly and the family Stone or something by Billy Preston. This song shows that they were open to a lot of different kinds of music. Long live Zep

[@mikes3827]

DEFINITELY one of my favorite Zeppelin tunes. You nailed it on the 'funky' part, as the song just storms out of the gate and never lets up. Zeppelin is just epic. Always has been, always will be.

[@brianpercival1829]

I have a memory in my mind of this song. In a bar having a beer with friends, the song came on and a gorgeous hot blonde came up to me, took my hand and said dance with me. This song makes me want to dance. Start of a great night. I will never forget that and the song made it happen.

[@nadinemarie3811]

One of the best grooves ever. I love this song. Keep the Zeppelin reactions coming.

[@garywilson3042]

this is the song me and my friends play before hitting the town!

[@ronjm945]

Physical Graffiti is a phenomenal Led Zeppelin albums, one of my favorite albums of theirs!

[@MojoPin1983]

Other funky tracks from this album are, *The Rover,* and, *The Wanton Song.*

[@juliemanarin4127]

I love The Rover!

[@illostr8]

The only funk tracks Zeppelin produced was The Crunge, Trampled Underfoot, We’re Gonna Groove , and Royal Orkeans

[@siliconpenguin]

Love this song! And I've been enjoying watching you discovering Led Zep.

[@tomy.1846]

Fun to watch!!!! Great stuff! :) I'd say that this album was their high-water mark in terms of musical diversity!

[@myownchannel247]

the Crunge is the pure funk song you need to hear by Zep- trust me

[@tonyfleck3029]

Thanks man, had forgotten what a seriously funky psychedelic listen this track is!!!!!!!!!!

[@gregizzo4191]

Great to see you enjoying some great music. You are exactly right about Zeppelin, very diverse all great. Funky, hard rocking, imaginative, etc. Best rock band ever. Their folky acoustic stuff is beautiful too.

[@DIAMONDGIRL57]

Still listening 👂🏼 Since I was ten. Thank you!

[@j.r.p.5850]

First time at your videos and thank you for listening to the complete song. First off, I believe this is off their last album which was a double album. The one song you must do by Led Zeppelin is "Kashmir" and not live. "Kashmir" has been called, by Jimmy Page the Lead Guitarist, as the definitive song by the Group that shows off their talents the most! Thanks again for not stopping the song to comment on it!

[@PNWOlygurl66]

Robert Plants Incredible soulful rock voice💥☄️🔥Going to see him this Sunday in Spokane❤️

[@asuncionpabon9711]

I was in Junior High School at the time, when that song was released between 1975 and 1976. Back then, I had the vinyl LP at the time, back when "Direct Drive" turntables were King. It is still to this day, when one of my FAVORITE Led Zeppelin songs and album. No matter how old that song gets, you just can't get enough of it. Jim Pabon Led Zeppelin Fan Since 1969

[@wickedmirage]

My favorite Led Zep song! Thank you

[@jonhoward4884]

"Misty Mountain Hop" is another one of their funky with a good groove tracks.

[@amorodioamor4388]

Have you done Achilles Last Stand. If not let's get it.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Live in 79!

[@BlackRoseImmortal]

"Lets get it" - Soul Train Bro

[@BlackRoseImmortal]

@@juliemanarin4127 I would stick with studio versions for introduction into Zeppelin. Move to live versions once he is very familiar with the songs

[@markusantonio4866]

@@juliemanarin4127 Knebworth?

[@Blacksword404]

Brian P. The studio versions are more polished. Live later on to actually see them play the music. And you can see the musicianship live.

[@roberttaylor7064]

~One of their MANY TIMELESS GEMS~ Almost 45 years old but coulda came out today ✌

[@srenjrgensen2143]

“In My Time Of Dying” or “Kashmir”. Your choice

[@dzugaty]

Come on, both of course!

[@astrogoodvibes6164]

Such sweet lyrics...such a danceable rhythm.....such a heavy pounding hammer. Always enjoyed the irony in this song.

[@PeterTea]

This is off their 6th album Physical Graffiti. It’s also a double LP. Lots of amazing tunes. In My Time of Dying and Kashmir are both killer off this album.

[@primitivochapa7837]

In my time of dying

[@rebelbabeconner9064]

Best concerts too... my favorite band... I am so grateful I got see them perform many times

[@McKavian]

I had my eyes closed and was enjoying the tunes and when I opened my eyes at 3.40 I saw that we both had our lips pulled in/compressed and nodding in time with each other. That is too cool.

[@jayscollops]

john bonhams triple kicks on his bass drum and john paul jones bass line makes this song flow

[@cocobeachvillage4310]

Thanks for the awesome Led Zep reaction. How funny that you noted their array and your mentioning funk as well. Trampled Under Foot was primarily written by John Paul Jones as a funk influenced based hard rock tune in ‘74 - 🎯🙌🏼 and released on the Physical Graffiti album in ‘75. (One of the very few Led Zep songs initially released as a single - very rare for them to do.) Houses of the Holy and In My Time of Dying (flaming hot concert version in ‘75 at Earls Court) are probably the most spoken about & played tunes from that album. Hadn’t listened to that one in a while and enjoyed it once again. Keep pulling the Led out for us cause there’s so much more that we can watch you discover by them. Please react to opposite side of Led in concert. A song about folks from opposite sides of the tracks and also about the environment. They were mostly singing about themselves because they caught a lot of flack over their lifestyle/long hair/clothes they wore. Believe it or not, they were kicked out of some bars / restaurants in the Deep South during the ‘70’s and a couple of times told to leave at gun point! Powerful words & excellent live at Madison Square NY of song - THATS THE WAY / LINK kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJW6gZ6dqcaCitk ☄️💥🔥. THANK YOU! 🙌🏼💕

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

Thank you! This is exactly what I needed to know. I knew I wasn't off on my assumption.

[@cocobeachvillage4310]

You are most definitely correct. I’ve yet to run across a rock band with more facets to well instrumentally played and sung tunes than Led. 💎. Enjoy! 🌞

[@escaleraalcielo6990]

Can We get Baby Come On Home from Zeppelin. You will be so astonished. I guarantee it

[@geoprez8740]

Zeppelin has a great music catalog, you'll be hard pressed to find a song you don't like. Try reacting to Fool in the Rain, it really shows their range in style . Great reaction 👍

[@Grymrod]

geo prez that’s the one I was going to recommend great choice

[@donnajohnson6867]

I agree that you would go far to find a Zeppelin song that sux but IMHO (AND I WORSHIP LED ZEPPELIN) “Fool In The Rain” SUX so does “All Of My Love”!! Jimmy even HATED the song! He only kept in on the record (ITTOD) because it was about Robert’s son Karec!

[@donnajohnson6867]

geo prez I must be an exception then because as I mentioned, I have been a DEVOTED Zepp Head since 1975! 😂 No Moss ever grew under my feet when I found out that the next Zeppelin record was on sale so, when I rushed out to by ITTOD, put it on my stereo & heard what a POS it was...I literally threw it out the window! It took me 45 years to find 2 cuts on that record worth listening to!🤨

[@geoprez8740]

@@donnajohnson6867everyone's different for sure, fool in the rain was my first wifes favorite song... humans, go figure 🤣

[@jayannakelley9051]

Love that beginning riff.. one of my fave Led Zep songs..👌

[@TrojanRabbit521]

On the way to Page & Plant basically reunion tour , my wife & I said we hoped to hear this song. They opened up with it. Omg the crowd literally jumped up and it was On! They & Pink Floyd were heads & shoulders above everyone else live.

[@paulyoung6040]

1975,a great year for music

[@ldchappell1]

1975 was almost TOO GOOD for music. I was 17 and couldn't afford all the albums I wanted to buy.

[@ldchappell1]

@Leon Anderson As I recall, vinyl albums in 1975 ranged from $3.99 to $5.99. Double albums were usually $7.99 to $9.99. I remember lucking out in Woolworth's bargain basement one day in the summer of 1975. They were selling certain over-stocked Beatles albums for 99 cents, like "Let It Be," "Yellow Submarine," "Hey Jude." Wotta bargain!

[@ldchappell1]

@Leon Anderson I know $3.99 sounds cheap for an album today, but that $4 in 1975 had the same buying power that $20 has today. The minimum wage in 1975 was $2.10 an hour. I collected vinyl albums for about 25 years and when I sold the collection in 1992 I had close to 2,000 records. I got about $700 for all of them. I don't miss them. They were a real pain in the ass every time I moved.

[@CrossEyedFreak]

"Trampled Under Foot" is from the album 'Physical Graffiti' released in 1975. It is considered Led Zeppelin's finest studio album. It is also a double LP album. Other funky songs from this album are "Custard Pie", "The Rover", and "The Wanton Song". A great Gospel Blues cover/rendition song from this album is "In My Time Of Dying" originally called "Jesus Make Up My Dying Bed" recorded in 1927 by Musician/Preacher Blind Willie Johnson. Led Zeppelin also did a cover/rendition of another Blind Willie Johnson song "It's Nobody's Fault But Mine" also from 1927 renamed "Nobody's Fault But Mine" on their album 'Presence' released in 1976. Also on the album 'Presence' is another great Blues song by Led Zeppelin called "Tea For One".

[@stevenm.6886]

Stay right there and do Custard Pie ! Great commentary and views on this incredible band! Love seeing insights from “fresh ears” 👍🏼

[@msaz2720]

For the love of a great 60’s-70’s muscle car! The mighty ZEPPELIN, there isn’t a bad tune in their vast catalogue!

[@rmaxwellk]

ur somehow one of the first on yt to react to this haha. finally!

[@ponysmallhorse]

My favorite song of theirs!! Cheers, glad you liked it.

[@zaphodbeeblebrocks7514]

1975 double album, Physical Graffiti! I heard it for the first time, this very song, on WMMS the BUZZARD radio station, in Cleveland Ohio, sitting on the afternoon middle school bus with my little am/fm radio. I was speechless and blown away. I ran over to my friends house, who had older brothers and sisters and begged to play the song on a big stereo system. They were all laughing at me how desperate I was. That afternoon I heard for the first time ZOSO, and Houses of the Holy and Physical Graffiti, all in on sitting. I got to stay for dinner and listened to them again. I had been baptized into Rock. Up and until then I was listening Pop stations and K-Tel albums. I grew up four years in one afternoon. A cousin to Trampled Underfoot is the song Houses of Holy on the same album.

[@KarlRKaiser]

Smoked my first joint just before I heard this album - I won't say how old I was - but we started young in the '70s. This was the peak of Zep's creative output in a double-album dose with a lot of great music. They had moved beyond the blues form into more hard-driving rock, but this set also had some epic long songs that take you on a dramatic emotional and musical journey - Ten Years Gone By, In the LIght, and Kashmir.

[@kingsx654]

Zep is blues, funk, rock, punk, country, metal ...You have music in your soul brother..

[@aquilarossa5191]

Mom had that album. It had such a cool album cover with the inner sleeve that showed through the windows in the outer one. I really liked this song and listened to it over and again when i was looking for stuff to copy when i was learning guitar. What to review? Any part of the Song Remains The Same concert movie. Amazing. One scene shows a NYPD cop standing there at the gig looking stunned and mesmerized. I wondered if he handed in his gun and badge and grew his his long after that gig.

[@STILL-KICKIN]

Hit up The Wanton song. Best beat ever...

[@michaelnorman2967]

My favorite LZ song and I am 58 years old. You should see it live on the LZ DVD. It really kicks ass. Thanks very much sir.

[@mrichards6795]

This song always blows my mind!

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

It’s impossible not to groove to this song

[@AdrianTether]

35 years ago that was my fav album, loved it each side had a different feel.

[@specialteams28]

Just subscribed on the news you’ll be reviewing more Zeppelin soon. Looking forward to it.

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

yea, i've already got some other zepp videos under my belt and my wife does kick ass reactions to them as well.kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJColn-ZZ5V9kK8

[@kevinmcfarlane2752]

Yes! 😊 Few if any reactions to this one for some reason. Excellent choice! 👍

[@TheCornishCockney]

A blues masterpiece called When The Levee Breaks will mesmerise you. Its haunting and thrilling at the same time. Led Zeppelin's music NEVER gets old.(as you will find out)

[@Metal_Archaeologist]

One of my favorite, upbeat Zep tunes... This is a rocker! Loved your reaction. See Robert Johnson - Terraplane Blues for Plant's lyrical inspiration? Peace! Cheers!!!!

[@walesdad]

For me,the influences of Led Zeppelin made them what they were.Plus,of course, the special ingredient they added which was themselves.Blues,rock,folk and funk were all mixed in there somewhere and the end result was this band could do anything it wanted.Enjoyed the vid and reaction,I'll watch again.Good luck.

[@Grymrod]

Fool in the rain , great song

[@brianwest6341]

This THE song that hooked me as a rabid fan for life! No other band will EVER match them!

[@rickilynnwolfe8357]

Led Zepplins " How many more times " 1969 live Tv radio. You Definately gotta check it out .Will blow your mind they were only 20 years old in this video when they did the live teen concert ! Iam in my 50s and still Jam to LZ

[@rickilynnwolfe8357]

If you like the Harmonica check out" Custard Pie" very sexy. There are alot of songs by LZ with the Harmonica in them 💜

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

I just did a reaction to it but it was hell getting it uploaded. KZbin blocked it about 10 times until cut it up. I really enjoyed it though. Robert Plant's lyrical debauchery is amazing.

[@rickilynnwolfe8357]

@@TheAdventuresofTNT aww Iam sorry darlin it's a shame they do that.They do play the harmonica in quite alot of there songs Iam sure you'll come accross them .If you get time also check out there first appearance BYEN/Danmarks live Tv 1969 appearance I think you'll like it they totally blew the audience away lol they never knew what hit them.My favorite song is How Many More Times but then again I like them all .Have a blessed night my friend..

[@aliciaencaderada1361]

Do Zep tune Baby Come On Home. It is so bluesy and soulful. You will be blown away

[@Doodsy1975]

Zeppelin did it all. Funk, rock, blues, and don't forget their ascoustic/folk side too. I personally love their acoustic songs more than anything else. Songs like "Tangerine," "That's the way" and "The Rain song."

[@ryanjsgrandma2009]

Not many reactors get to this sweet one. I’ve only seen you and soul train bro do this one, it’s a favorite of us LED heads! Any thing off of Physical Graffiti is a hit. I defy anyone not to move at least one part of their body listening to this tune. Thank you peace ✌️

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

Exactly! Any reactor who is not bopping their head or tapping their foot to this song is trash! This is a pure jam!

[@TebiCr]

This is one of my favourties Led Zeppelin songs

[@aliciaencaderada1361]

Please react to Ten Years Gone off same album PG

[@juliemanarin4127]

One of my favorites

[@oliverkalamata2753]

Best Zep song!

[@absea7918]

Great reaction! Zeppelin were so amazingly talented, and versatile (as you point out). This song was inspired by Stevie Wonder's Superstition (which came out in '72) about 3 years before this track.

[@6ffrey958]

Yea man rarely heard track on a reaction video. Zeppelin has so much more to offer than just the popular tracks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@henriettaskolnick2903]

This album came out in 1975. It got it's inspiration from two places; Robert Johnson's Terraplane Blues, whose lyrics compare a woman's body to a car ( "come to me for service...baby I can work all night, I've even got the perfect tools..." ) and Stevie Wonder's song Superstitious, which is where you get the bouncy, funky keyboard sound. Really, you can choose any song from their catalogue and come up with different moods and emotions. My favorite is the Rain Song. By the way, here's a link for a live version of Trampled m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnipeoeiatJ5rNU

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

Yes! Exactly, that’s exactly it. I couldn’t pin point it but you hit the nail on the head.

[@HBFTimmahh]

Released around 75/76 I believe, Great Song.

[@TimMustain]

love the drum fill coming out of the clav solo - balls!

[@diptastik5651]

Trampled Underfoot is from the 1975 double album 'Physical Graffiti' . A great live version to listen to is the 1975 Earls Court performance . In an interview Robert Plant said that the song was not about cars as such , but moving parts . Maybe try some of the bands acoustic songs . Bron Yr Aur and Bron Yr Aur Stomp , Tangerine , That's the way ,are lovely examples but there are plenty throughout most of the albums . Two of my favourite songs are 'Thank You' from the second album and 'Over the hills and far away' from House of the holy . There are really great live versions to be heard of these . 'Thank you' is on the BBC Radio One sessions and 'Over the hills and far away' is on the 'How The West Was Won' album taken from the 1972 Los Angeles show (My all time favourite by the way) .

[@despinakollas]

I just discovered you. And you insight is awesome. Also one of the best rock bands ever. 🙏🏼

[@leemcintyre9490]

Yeah!! And after a while, they get into their REGGAE mode with "FOOL in the RAIN"!

[@pumasgoya]

Reggae? You mean Calypso and Salsa.

[@leemcintyre9490]

@@pumasgoya no! I mean REGGAE!! If you look back on their influences, Funk, Blues Fo So!! And Reggae!! Although an Argument could be made for Calypso on Fool in the Rain!!

[@___David___Savian]

This song was released in 1973 from their Physical Graffiti album, seven years before they ended the band in 1980. The band started in 1968 and this song was five years after they started. P.S. Robert's vocal style comes from his favorite female singer at that time Janis Joplin. He liked her voice because she had the most soul when she sang rock music at that time. Janis first album came out 8 months before Led Zeppelin's first album came out.

[@soyyo4154]

GREAT to see a new generation discovering MUSIC I grew up with. 2 more Led Zeppellin songs: 1) Hey Hey What Can I Do 2) Over The Hills And Far Away

[@soyyo4154]

WOW I'm amazed at how fast you acknowledged my comment. ThankYou. Seriously check out... Hey Hey What Can I Do By Led Zeppellin

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

Dude I read everything! I love engaging with my subs! Especially the Zep fans. I'm loving their music.

[@soyyo4154]

@@TheAdventuresofTNT That's good to know... I just subscribed to your channel. Greetings from Southern California.

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

Cool. I was born in San diego.

[@soyyo4154]

@@TheAdventuresofTNT Really... You were born in San Diego? 'Cause I was also born in San Diego! Where you live now? Don't tell me you left Sunny Southern California.

[@remedy9648]

Ten Years Gone, a must...then again every Zep song’s a must🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿

[@frankpaparo6436]

If you want the opposite direction on the same album try in my time of dying, powerful musically and emotionally

[@ShelbyBaby27]

This song always reminds of Baptist church rhythm. Catching the holy ghost in the aisle style beat

[@marilyngordy3670]

Love how you feel this music.

[@perrosarcastico6712]

Check out "Kashmir- live at Celebration day" amazing perfomance

[@DocGliss]

This album, Physical Graffiti, is from the middle of their studio recordings, not counting re-releases and later live performances. And I've always loved "Trampled Underfoot" and thought it was one of the most aptly titled songs ever, haha! "Custard Pie" is pretty funky, as is "The Rover" and "Four Sticks", which was allegedly actually played by Bonham with two drum sticks in each hand.