HIP HOP HEAD FIRST REACTION TO LED ZEPPELIN - DAZED AND CONFUSED

[@bruggesfc]

This has to be the most hilarious reaction video out there :D

[@timothybarham6374]

Especially when he first heard Robert Plants voice for the first time.

[@renatomattei680]

If your a music fan you should know who the fuck that is. It’s Robert Plant. Singing John Bonham, drums. Jimmy Page guitar and John Paul Jones bass and a keyboards. If your a music fan and don’t know who that is something wrong without society. It’s like not know who Biggie or Tupac is. In fact you should be able to recognize Zeppelin even more then anybody else. Great reaction video though. Music brings people together and this video kinda proves that. Good video bud I’m a fan.

[@ronnelson2780]

@@renatomattei680 who is "Biggie or Tupoc"?

[@138NastyNate]

@@renatomattei680 Gotta give some of the young ones a break man. They just dont know or realize what they have missed with the 60's and 70's music.....They just dont know. I do really enjoy though watching them discover bands like Zeppelin for the first time. As someone older than them we should be showing and suggesting some of these old school bands so they do know. Its up to us to teach those younger than us. Its something we are forgetting to do and its starting to show in our society.

[@1975Rysky]

Seriously! Nate I couldn't agree more, but it's not just 60's and 70's tunes..Modern rap is starting to get as formulaic as bubble gum pop boy bands. The greats gotta get reintroduced N.W.A, Public Enemy, CunninLynguists, Grandmaster Flash, Cypress Hill, etc. Good country music too. Where're our Johnny cashs, Willie Nelsons, and Dolly Partons? Country is all subtle mandolin, and blatant panderin these days.

[@Hammer91CJH]

Watching somebody fall in love with Zeppelin for the first time brings me so much nostalgic joy. To go back and hear those songs for the first time... bliss.

[@coltonslack5318]

Chris Holcomb I couldn’t fucking agree more man

[@greasyunionguy7761]

It's pretty cool

[@MattFoleysGhost]

Yup. First time listeners to Since I've Been Loving You? Fuggetaboutit.

[@pdxorbust27]

I love him for loving them. so. much.

[@chrisbooth5573]

Plus: Zep is blues, rock, soul, and that's all they were and wanted to be

[@jermss_]

that my friend is legend Robert plant. not only is he white, hes British white, which is extra white

[@jermss_]

@@80HD8 that's a tough one. extra white with a shade of maple ey?

[@80HD8]

@@jermss_ Lol yep. Only in Canada could ey, (sound's like A) be at the end of every sentence. Keep up the funny comments, ey?

[@hunter0311able]

I'm freaking dead.

[@evo-fb5pf]

@@80HD8 don't eat the yellow snow

[@80HD8]

@@evo-fb5pf don't eat the brown chunky snow.

[@johnsellers3910]

I'm a black man born in the sixties....RB soul...but when I heard this Super group in the 70s it made me broaden my horizon now I'm a true music Lover....there never have been or will be a another Band like them!!!

[@obfuscated3090]

Try some Love with Arthur Lee.

[@abelincoln5698]

I'm a white guy born in the 70s and I heard the classic rock bands before I ever heard the old bluesmen . When I first decided to look up this Howlin Wolf cat I was overwhelmed by the power of his voice and presence .

[@peterbartolomeo5542]

AMEN

[@stookeyslaughter]

John Sellers excellent point!

[@opt6037]

New up and comers Greta Van Fleet are pretty exciting as far as sound and general vibe. Hopefully they keep up their strong start. Have a listen if you haven’t already

[@yeti1002]

The drummer is not pretty good. The drummer is a freakin monster , the GREATEST ROCK drummer that ever lived. The HAMMER OF THE GODS😲

[@michaelcherne8139]

Neil Peart and Keith moon may have something to say about that.

[@dangrifdhsbxjs8424]

Michael Cherne my dad is a professional drummer who actually worked with Bonham and Moon, he said that Bonham had the gift of god and that Moon had the package of noise. In other words, he thought Moon was just noise

[@michaelcherne8139]

Bubble gum, I thought my Dad being in charge of the Guidance control for all the Apollo missions was cool until I read this. I'm sure your Father is correct as He is an actual musician, I feel Keith Moon personified What our perception of a True Rock Drummer is. And combine that with one of the Greatest Bands In history, I keep Moon up there.

[@yeti1002]

Hey michael cherne, i like neil peart and keith moon. Both great drummers in there in own right. I love rush and the who ,awesome rock bands. But, i prefer BONHAM and ZEPPELIN . Everything is subjective , music , guitars , amps , singers every guitarist , drummer , base player and singer has something to offer. Even different styles of music in a band setting. Thank goodness for for ROCK N ROLL 😲

[@yeti1002]

Michael cherne i agree keith moon he's up there with bonham and neal peart. 😲

[@skycambarare4427]

That's Robert Plant Man. Hes not a legend for no reason. This band was built up with 4 musical power houses. They're the best of the best dude

[@TheHarvestR]

Do not forget the awasome drummer John Bonham, who was the strong base of led zeppelin :)

[@nicholasskovdal3936]

@@TheHarvestR Yeah, he said 4 musical power houses. I think he means Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Bonham and John Paul Jones

[@richardpaulhall]

The answer being one complete Google search away.

[@raisagreywood8499]

I'd love to see a reaction video to Gallows Pole.

[@lihaniska87]

@@TheHarvestR Exactly, Im Drummer myself and J.Bonham was Total BOSS at Drumming :-)

[@FrowningIke]

Robert Plant is one of the greatest rock singers of all time. He's fucking legendary!

[@lucianomilazzo4592]

Robert, Vince Neil and Axl Rose Are my Fav 🔥

[@michaelp6794]

The entire band and their music are legendary to me.

[@tyleryentsch]

Singer: Robert plant Guitarist: Jimmy Page Drummer: John bohnam Bass player: John Paul Jones

[@mariusloveless7880]

I know bro was asking about the band and he said that Robert had some soul and he liked that. That is because Led Zep is on record saying they absolutely were influenced and incorporated the blues into their music, the same with the Stones, The Beatles etc. etc. etc. Zep had a real southern Bluesy vibe in a lot of their records, which is why AyeJay can feel that "Soul" power coming through. These guys took the beloved Blues sound and created this magic of their own, so so so beautiful.

[@tyleryentsch]

@@mariusloveless7880 facts

[@FunPheonix]

Robert and the Jimmy-Johns

[@gabegum]

4 of the best musicians to ever live

[@tyleryentsch]

@@gabegum facts

[@sniper161718]

"I'm gonna have to hear more from this drummer" Bonham - "Hold my crossover triplets son".

[@AlexPenn]

Led Zeppelin "In my time of dying" Bonham goes beast mode!

[@cookmoore3736]

And Four Sticks and Out on the Tiles! :)

[@somegirls2002]

I have to agree with the that. The song starts out slow and goes to full jam

[@DonPiruflo]

'Achilles Last Stand' Is the one

[@chaost4544]

All of them go beast mode haha. To me, it's the best example of Zeppelin in their peak.

[@kevinduffy80]

You said it drumming at its very best

[@handsometoenail9857]

It's nice to see other Blacks like myself appreciate great music, regardless of race and/or genre!! The Zep were one of the best,...no doubt!!

[@crazyade9556]

Come on bro, there are Black men in Rock

[@picklefish74]

I never believed the myth of black music or white music. The whole point of music is to bring us together, not to separate us even further.

[@devinbret]

@@picklefish74 Well you can acknowledge the fact that blues and jazz came from black americans and their circumstances being in America and not take away from how it also brought people together. I still think it is unfortunate that this man has no idea that the song is rooted in African American music and that many of their songs were lifted and covered by Zep.

[@MaximvsDread]

@ Devin, Well, give him some time and he may research that out. See what I'm sayin'?

[@vasocreta]

@@crazyade9556 Hell's yeah. Living Colour is one of my favorites. Fantastic musicians who could rock out with the best of em.

[@billjones3720]

You can't fully appreciate John Bonham until you've heard 'Achilles Last Stand!'

[@greghartshorne6621]

Yes. Please. Achilles Last Stand is so intense, it just doesn’t let up.

[@zneebaby]

Moby Dick.

[@rocketman6478]

I've always said that. That is one bad ass song.

[@larrycampos346]

Bill Jones hell yeah one of the greatest rock n roll groups ever

[@18cumbia]

Led Zeppelin is my favorite band of all time and Achilles Last Stand is my favorite song by them as I feel like it showcases each one of the band members musical gifts, and also presence is very underrated!

[@evangarner6121]

Here in 2020 still listening to this amazing band

[@boristhespider4879]

40 plus years ow since I heard this, I was 10 years old and it never, ever, ever gets old. This dude's reaction to Plant's vocal's and the lyrics...it's amazing.. "And the drummer, he's pretty good , too" LOL I love it. Rock on, my dude, rock the fuck on.

[@Gaia369]

Timeless!!!!!!!!!

[@jupi9867]

5:55 that sound is the guitarist Jimmy Page using a cello bow to play his guitar, check out the live version of this song (1969/1970/1973 the last one is 30 min long tho). Great reaction! I can recommend these songs: When the Levee Breaks/Four Sticks/Moby Dick (if you want to see what John Bonham is capable of). Definitely check out Stairway to Heaven, Since I've Been Loving You, Whole Lotta Love, Achilles Last Stand for the best guitar solos (Jimmy Page is a genius). Robert Plant's vocals are just soulful and utterly amazing, John Paul Jones is basically one of the most underrated and versatile musicians in history. All the members of this group are arguably either the best or top 3 at their respective instruments. Led Zeppelin is truly the GOAT.

[@bigjay123]

Whale Sounds

[@CorbCorbin]

John Paul is a badass, on so many instruments. Versatile as hell.

[@king_supreme1102]

I agree

[@chairman693]

Щербакова Елена I do agree with pretty much everything you say but I don’t understand why you used GOAT I personally think it’s a pretty lame term and I think it is kind of a little bit of and insult towards zep

[@lotharwaha8716]

@@chairman693 I think Щербакова Елена just meant Greatest (Band) Of All Times

[@TheSonwu39]

The reason why he has so much “soul” is that rock and roll is heavily influenced by blues. American, southern, black music. The brits loved it. The world loved it. Rock and roll.

[@albrechtschobel9835]

TheSonwu39 lol Robert Plant is British and all his influence were as white as me fella

[@TheMogjo]

@@albrechtschobel9835 hummm Son is talking about Jimmy Page and John Bonham. In Led Zeppelin, the guitar and the drums led the music, unlike most bands, where the drums and the bass lead. John Bonham picked this up from Blues music just as Son says, he adds beats just like in jazz and blues music. Odd enough, I was just at JBLZE last night in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Second time seeing him and he is as great as his father, amazing talent. JBLZE = (Jason Bonham Led Zeppelin Experience)

[@ilikezappa3268]

@@albrechtschobel9835 bollocks ! Plant's early blues influences included Johnson, Bukka White, Skip James, Jerry Miller, and Sleepy John Estes.

[@Zantor135]

@@albrechtschobel9835 You know nothing

[@keithpup]

@@albrechtschobel9835 you couldnt BE more wrong. They listed almost all black musicians. Muddy waters, Howlin wolf, John lee Waters, Robert Johnson. Heck the lyrics from dazed and confused stole from Muddy Waters.

[@guykobey]

This video brought tears to my eyes watchin this dude connect with the greatest rock n roll band of all time! This dude needs to listen to ALL of Zeppelin. And he will see what the blues is all about!

[@justinadams1213]

Guy Kobey well in all fairness Led Zeppelins sound was so palatable bc they took a lot from American Blues.

[@thomasliccardi686]

Ain’t no one compared to Led Zeppelin the words and pain in his voice is incredible

[@elainenye-evans4555]

Good on you mate for listening and respecting a completely different genre.

[@oscarpearson8584]

Elaine Nye-Evans 100% agree, props to him for appreciating it

[@janminton8313]

It’s fun and emotional to watch these reactions. Also takes me back. Thank you!

[@bilgriffin]

The singer is Robert Plant Listen to "Fool in the Rain" for epic drums.

[@Zen1331]

Truth...my friend plays the drum parts note for note, and it took him a couple of months to nail it, but it was worth it...especially the time break where they speed it up.

[@catchnothingfishing6457]

Yes moby dick has to be top 3 greatest drum solos ever

[@greatscottdrums]

I listened to "Fool In The Rain" b4 school in 1979 on the radio and had absolutely no idea that they would soon become my favorite band of all time! LOfreakinL

[@abbydevito7453]

EXCELLENT TRACK

[@joshualayfield2294]

Love that song.

[@jhonackerman9624]

I love the look in your eyes. Welcome to Led Zeppelin. This is fun to watch.

[@mrmedallis]

Jhon Ackerman for sure. 50 years young here. Still rockin.

[@WorldwideWyatt]

That's Robert Plant singing. One of the greatest of all time.

[@KravMagoo]

How dare you say "one of"!!!

[@vibe6750]

@@KravMagoo i love Robert but Freddie is the greatest

[@KravMagoo]

@@vibe6750 Gonna have to agree to disagree. Not knocking him, but I'm not sure he would even be in my top 10. Maybe...

[@cptharky552]

@@KravMagoo I prefer roberts voice but freddie is a very close second

[@tommyplays131]

gilad Peled nope........Plant 68 - 72 was untouchable. Freddie, who’s favourite singer was Robert, would attest to that.

[@stephenlackey5852]

Hip hop head: “His voice got some soul to it.” Robert Plant: “Hold my beer.”

[@lisarose3566]

Robert Plant was a lead singer..🔥🔥

[@lisarose3566]

Drummer was John Bonham, Jimmy Page on guitar, John Paul Jones

[@TRUMP-2024-STF]

Greatest rock and blues and soul singer EVER..! bill is more of a jazz drummer on steroids.. the song the wizard really displayed his drumming chops..

[@chamberlinfinancialinc.9514]

and he was 19 when this was recorded!

[@chaost4544]

To me it's either Plant or Freddie as the best rock singers.

[@JtOrem]

Viking King Banshee

[@traviswoodall6547]

I couldn’t possibly imagine there were grown men who have never heard LED Zeppelin.

[@roninblax]

Culturally black people no longer listen to rock n roll or the blues. The same will be true for hip hop in 20 years when there are no more black rappers.

[@ZiddersRooFurry]

@@roninblax This is bullshit and racist.

[@rwolfhaus1234]

I would think that as well until I had a conversation with a young co-worker (I'm talking who was pushing 30) and after he died, she had never heard of nor was familiar with any song by David Bowie. Sobering.

[@ZiddersRooFurry]

@@rwolfhaus1234 It's not the end of the world. There are plenty of people who do. One person is not representative of an entire group. Stop getting depressed over silly things.

[@theemperorstarwarslegends8075]

@@ZiddersRooFurry It's quite possible he was just making a statement. Not being racist. Its easily observed that most of a certain generation usually listens to a particular genre that started within their time.

[@Jayledez]

This is only the beginning for you, LED ZEPPELIN. The greatest super group to ever walk the earth.

[@bigdaddyj3477]

AGREED

[@sudokusauna7298]

thewizardofOZ gg nope

[@Jayledez]

@@sudokusauna7298 dont hate appreciate

[@EriCLion-rt7sz]

Led Zeppelin wasn't a supergroup on it's most strict definition, since before Zep's creation only Page was in a popular band (the Yardbirds), while Bonzo was in a slightly known band, Jones was a studio musician, and Plant was pretty much unknown. But still, the point is across: Led Zeppelin is the most influencial band of history, and one of the best of all time.

[@4RELAKS]

Nah, Beatles were

[@bonzolo2358]

1:07 him “Led Zeppelin fans, your time is now” Me, an intellectual: “Led Zeppelin fans, your time is gonna come”

[@jensclarberg6419]

Hahah literally exactly what I thought.

[@valoriel4464]

Great cmt. Thx for the laugh.

[@davidkoch3618]

Nice pun

[@TheMCcolorz]

I always appreciate when people can be open minded and check out other music

[@eamonhorahan666]

I do appreciate that other types of music checks out rock and roll. and actually likes it.

[@YASNA3005]

Orgasm??? You haven't listened to Whole lotta love yet!!!!

[@patches6309]

More like "EARGASM!"

[@capula3344]

Yas I don’t really like that song tbh

[@YASNA3005]

Capula Plays WTF!!!!!!!!😈

[@mtarlo215]

The post orgasm of Whole lotta love is probably my favorite few minutes of music that I've ever experienced.

[@CorbCorbin]

Way down inside!!!! Womannnnnnnnnnnnnn, you need me........

[@raydotzler9117]

Moby Dick is the song you want to hear for Drums 🤘🤘

[@BillMaxVoxPax]

absolutely!!

[@randiroswell3199]

Moby Dick# REACTION FOR DRUMS

[@ConnorHolsteinmusic]

Dang right got zep 2 and thats my fav to air drum with pencils

[@travisbickle5221]

Fool in the rain for me

[@aafjeyakubu5124]

@monokhem Definitely Achilles Last Stand. Almost 10 minutes of drum savagery. Great, great tune.

[@jimskorupa2614]

Yeah “Moby Dick” the live full version is nearly 15 minutes of the most insane drums and bongos you will ever see.

[@shirleyujest7786]

Robert Plant...black on the inside, white on the outside. Your reaction is priceless! Thank you!

[@Vera-xu3xw]

So when a Black person is smart, do you say (he's white on the inside?)

[@Vera-xu3xw]

@kostoglotov73 I'm pretty sure most of your benefits in forms of cash an inventions come from white people. But hey lucky you, you can sing the blues 😂

[@Vera-xu3xw]

@kostoglotov73 that doesn't change the facts.

[@shirleyujest7786]

@@Vera-xu3xw No. I say he's smart.

[@Vera-xu3xw]

@@shirleyujest7786 then if someone sings good you should just say HE CAN SING?

[@chasedamon4233]

When The Levee Breaks should be next bro its fire

[@jamesrogers7049]

No Quarter

[@larrycampos346]

Chase Damon Jesusssssss yup one of my all time favorites

[@MatthiasKrumm]

As a hip hopper he definitley knows that beat. :-)

[@MattFoleysGhost]

Not to mention - a Beastie Boys sample as well. Required hop head listening.

[@sweetswing1]

Yes. Most sinister intro to a song all time.

[@jacquelinea.graham2173]

Should have listened to When the Levy Breaks. Best drumming ever.

[@juliestrauss5988]

Jacqueline A. Graham Yes!!!

[@spaceghost8995]

Levee not Levy.

[@jacquelinea.graham2173]

@@spaceghost8995 Sorry

[@rocketman6478]

Ask any real drummer, and I do mean a real drummer, who knows, and they will tell you, there is one section during levy, when bonham plays the fastest that anyone has ever played. Where it sounds like he's bouncing this stick, hes not, he straight sticked ig. l.h. r.h .l.h r.h. and take it from a very experienced drummer, it's not easy to do.

[@rocketman6478]

@@cyounger5716 whatever. You can think whatever youd like to think, and I'll continue to know what I know. That's not opinion, it's called fact.

[@joos69]

"Achilles Last Stand" is John Bonham at his top notch best

[@ricocarrillo1945]

One of the best drum performances I've ever heard.

[@ricocarrillo1945]

One of the best drum performances I've ever heard.

[@eur0is]

Agree

[@romuhn]

Im gonna have to say probably fool in the rain candy store rock even bonzos montreux

[@michaelrenkes4463]

Although it only got played live once or twice, my three favorite Bonham performances are : When the Levee Breaks, Achilles Last Stand and Fool in the Rain. With Kashmir, really, really close.

[@Subatomic_Glue]

John Henry Bonham is the greatest rock drummer who has ever lived.

[@staceyallard6166]

SubatomicGlue7 I totally agree. Second place goes to Carter Beauford. Look him up. 😊

[@williamwright4317]

Neil peart deserves the conversation. Just sayin

[@stephenwhite6928]

@@williamwright4317 Peart is better than Bonham.

[@BjorgenEatinger]

@@stephenwhite6928 Nope. Bonham did timing tricks that no drummer has done before, or has done since.

[@DanDan-xr4ke]

Kieth moon

[@vickietaylor2850]

I wanted to say”wait for it wait for it!” You can’t be impatient with Zeppelin. Patience is required for them to rock you to the core!

[@gypsytreasures3856]

Me too

[@patrickstracener5329]

Led Zeppelin is what you get when you export the Mississippi Delta Blues sound of Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, etc., mix it with an English interpretation and send it back to America as kick-ass Rock-n-Roll.

[@patriciougarte7173]

Absolutely agree with ya ¡

[@twentyoneHz]

patrick stracener Muddy Waters and Lead Belly we’re huge contributors to the Zep’ sound

[@terasasanders8155]

They were GREAT that is for sure...

[@nolapas711]

Omg! Effin A

[@lisacraig9549]

Yes! You said it.

[@erasmodemeo6167]

During the “orgasm” listen to the guitar... Jimmy Page is playing guitar with a violin bow..... 😎

[@maddriving1973]

Plants orgasm is a call and reply thing Zep did at concerts, truly pioneers

[@ginagreenbeck2446]

A chelo bow

[@Dio----]

What we have Been enjoying for 50 years that's how old this song is and how long led zepplin has been around .i bought this album when I was 15 ..I'm 63 now ..welcome brother ..

[@henriettaskolnick2903]

Robert Plant singer, Jimmy Page created the band and was guitarist, John Paul Jones, multi-instrumentalist on bass and John Bonham on drums. Do more Zep! You will NOT be disappointed.

[@nikoyochum6974]

Highest density of musical ability in a band

[@alanburke1302]

Literally all legends.

[@lukiepookie6488]

This is an accurate representation of everyone’s first time hearing dazed and confused 😂

[@tcornelius197t]

Jimmy Page, the guitarist, is actually using a cello bow on his guitar during this song.

[@mason698]

absolutely nuts on how these guys get this creative with sound making in songs

[@richardvogt3227]

Robert Plant has one of the most powerful voices ever.

[@roalziroalzi]

THE BEST.... MERCURY SUCKS DOG SHIT HO HO HO

[@perrybernard1308]

One of the best songs that featured John Bonham's drum playing is 'When the Levee Breaks'. You'll love that song.

[@puropinchepretty]

That's my favorite LZ song.

[@kentbirmingham6119]

I sent him the same “request” earlier today, I didn’t see your post. Great choice !

[@markdoolan6149]

Nobody hit the drums harder, but Bozzo also had incredibly fast peddle speed... Other top drummers couldn’t believe he could do what he did back then...

[@markdoolan6149]

Sorry meant Bonzo....

[@huxleydunsany1555]

Not only one of the greatest rock songs ever, but also a drum intro that's been sampled tons of time and used on a LOT of great hiphop tracks. Definitely a strong choice for a Zeppelin song to use as an introduction for a hiphop head

[@michellecevallos7740]

Your reaction at 7:36 is amazing. The weight of the Led is real! “Since I’ve Been Loving You” is a really great blues song by Led Zeppelin. It will not disappoint!

[@jayjay8]

You ain’t heard nothing yet. Good times bad times, John’s drums are IN’F’IN’SANE!

[@MB_MN_19]

JayJay Yes! This is the best intro to Bonzo's drums

[@davidhapka5483]

That voice is ROBERT PLANT..greatest rock singer ever!! 😎😎

[@claikin5528]

Ehhhhh idk about that

[@pinball1970]

@David Ian Gillan for me but Led Zep were amazing

[@Trevor21230]

Led Zeppelin is dope, but I gotta go with Freddy Mercury or David Draiman.

[@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020]

Freddie Mercury imo.

[@bigdaddyj3477]

Gotta also put Eddie Vedder in that list

[@robertweaver2960]

The singer is Robert Plant. The guitarist is Jimmy Page, the bass player is John Paul Jones and John Bonham is the drummer. They are each top players.

[@jamesarruda6127]

Robert Weaver You mean the greatest players ZEPPELIN = GOAT

[@boflynn7289]

Robert, don’t disregard the fact that JPJ not only played the bass guitar but also did a phenomenal job on the keys/organ.

[@SaintFredrocks]

@@boflynn7289 In addition to mandolin and a lot of the writing.

[@yungvamp6439]

Super rad to see a genuine reaction to the power of Zeppelin. Rock on brother

[@AresNeon]

I love how we have another Zepp fan, much like when I introduced my daughters to the experience.

[@TheRealMonkeyrogue]

That, good sir, is the gods of rock and roll. They got so high they touched the heavens and brought back a cornucopia of earfood.

[@MsGaladrialuk]

Absolutely gobsmacked at that comment. Cornocopia of ear food.. Brilliant

[@JeffoFitts]

Um, I was surprised that all the Rock & Roll I loved as a kid was actually the Blues.

[@MalleusDei275]

You ain't heard nothing yet, Try some "when the levee breaks,

[@angelwantsmore2]

hopndon I am literally getting ready to share that song because of all the rain we have.

[@darinmalone]

Moby Dick

[@harrymiram6621]

Or try listening to "Caraouselambra" or "Achilles Last Stand" AND "In Thru The Out Door" in its entirety! EAR-GASMIC!

[@MalleusDei275]

@@harrymiram6621 yes, there all great.

[@jamescolston5498]

Try duplicating the drumming in Good Times Bad Times! Can’t be done manually. Bonham only one who could do it.

[@Darnaguen]

That interlude was probably the most prominent example of Plant and Page doing their... thing. :D They do that vaguely sexual back and forth with vocals and guitar a lot, it's just part of the whole Zeppelin magic, I guess I could say. And yeah, Jimmy Page is using a violin/cello bow to create those spooky sounds.

[@cookmoore3736]

Psychedelic experimental call and answer from maybe the blues but certainly from the jazz era. Room for experimental improv.

[@DShaneSands]

haha I believe it was Weaboo reacts that said "Why is it when i listen to Led Zeppelin, it feels like theyre trying to fuck me" haha Good summary

[@thehound2161]

The tension in your face is priceless. You look so worried, exactly how the song intends you to feel. If you have ever loved a woman then you know insanity. This is the musical.

[@scoonman]

I wonder how good you’d still think the singer Robert Plant and the drummer John Bonham are when you realize that when they recorded this they were both 20😱😱

[@Hoeech]

He would think they were prodigies for being able to compose and record that at only 20 years old. And they were.

[@Rickbe3rd]

"when the levee breaks" is a good heavy beat killer harmonica and I think you will like it

[@somegirls2002]

I have had posters of this band in my room since 1974. Welcome, the 70s freaks have been waiting for you guys to come around to our music.

[@steventiller5403]

Listen to When the levee breaks.

[@markscohier9308]

"When the Levee Breaks."

[@slammerf16]

Fattest drum sound ever.

[@kellypedron8388]

Yeah, he should've reviewed "Levee" . . .

[@patrickmacleod2415]

As a long time Zep fan, love your reaction. Bonzo is considered one of, if not THE, greatest rock drummers of all time. Bill Ward and John Bonham were friends (and Bonham was close friends with Black Sabbath guitarist, Tony Iommi). Your reaction to all of it, singer, guitarist, drums, highlights why Zep is one of the greatest bands of all time. They had it all. Don't forget John Paul Jones is one of the great rock bassists and multi-instrumentalists. One of the most sampled drum parts is on Led Zep IV, When The Levee Breaks. Listen to that and you will probably recognize it. The song Dazed and Confused was actually stolen from Jake Holmes (they didn't give proper credit) but LZ is the reason why it is famous- the famous guitar riff is all Jimmy Page (not from the JH version), and then Plant's amazing vocals and amazing drums and bass bring it to life in a way never done before. Jimmy Page used to play this with the Yardbirds before he started Led Zeppelin, but the YB version sucks by comparison. If you like what you have heard, one of the greatest things with Led Zeppelin is to listen to each of their albums in order, one by one, to hear their evolution as a band. They have a tremendous breadth of variety and styles that few bands can equal.

[@kakaiiwangoolo6590]

Achilles Last Stand, definitely features Bonham’s best drumming.

[@spiderwayne]

Hell Yeah!!!

[@flexiblestrategist9922]

Yep. His best drumming on Presence. That one;; Nobody's Fault but Mine and Hots on for Nowhere.

[@jintman]

Flexible Strategist Zepplins rawest album for sure

[@jintman]

Flexible Strategist must have thought it was White boy day

[@CletisVanDam1]

Communication Breakdown ain't bad either.

[@emysayer4796]

I've always been in love with Led Zeppelin my whole life and to see this guy also fall in love and have the same reaction is just so awesome, Robert Plant has my heart.

[@fr899]

I don't know how people live without knowing Led Zeppelin music. I would have a miserable life.

[@alans1870]

F R that is a great line. Thanks!

[@benjaminz2523]

Imagine going your whole life just listening to rap lol

[@Gaia369]

LIFE IS A SOUNDTRACK MADE BY GOD ONE MUST EXPLOREEEEEEEE

[@benhudgins3600]

For the song “four sticks” John Bonham actually plays the song with 2 sticks in each hand. It creates a crazy beat and a unique clicking sound

[@lizardwhisperer1403]

There are interviews with Bill Ward discussing Bonham. Bonham blew Ward's mind, Ward knows who the better drummer is.

[@centuryrox]

Which is saying a lot, considering that Bill Ward is a great drummer in his own right!

[@luishernandez9991]

2 GODS!!

[@chrisvaughn6381]

How bout when Zepp opened for Vanila Fudge Carmine & Bonham

[@Cook9698]

chris vaughn appice is amazing too! Big influence for Bonham

[@lesmartin8131]

@@Cook9698 Bonzo's 1st influence was Gene Krupa

[@liampollock1301]

That "weird part" of the song was Jimmy Page playing his guitar with a violin bow! Great vid.

[@TabRoss1st]

My good brother, i love your reaction but this is not the best example of John Bonham's talent as a drummer. I am an old professional drummer from those days. I've played all of those songs in my career. Listen to Black Dog, The Ocean, Whole Lotta Love, Heartbreaker,Rock 'n Roll,When the Levee Breaks,thx Eric, Ramble On etc,etc,etc. I have alot more history for you. I remember exactly where i was the first time i heard Zepp on the radio. It was the song Good Times, Bad Times. I was there. I was a young drummer and hearing Bonham changed my whole concept of being a drummer. Please don't call him John B. Some people nicknamed him Bonzo,but he is the one and only John Bonham. Pronounced, John Bonnum,may he rest in peace. He died way to young. Thank you for educating young people about real music. We will never hear another band like them. Bonham was one of the best natural drummers in music history. Right there with Gene Krupa and Buddy Rich. I just had this thought while editing my comment. Bonzo was the Jimi Hendrix of modern drummers. Luv ya brother. Good job. Now go review the other Zepp songs i named. Thx

[@skybluemarshall]

We old Rockers will also accept Bonzo.

[@deantait8326]

I was visiting a friend of mine at work and noticed Zepllin 1, in,what I believed to be a discount rack.. The cover drew me too it. I asked if he knew of them/this? No he said, but someone overheard and said its good. So I got it, no clue. Put it on the stereo, slightly tuned in 😁. My mind was blown. Most of it remains back in my apt in Chatsworth CA. Next 100 listens were with headphones only. I was 19 back then, 70, in October. I hear ya

[@KillerNetDog]

Don't forget Moby Dick..

[@ericpirillo7260]

Yeah when the levee breaks for me

[@TabRoss1st]

@@ericpirillo7260 that's one of my favorites too, thx for the reminder😉

[@stevenwright6573]

If I was trapped on a deserted island alone for the rest of my life and could only listen to one groups music ....LED ZEPPELIN will be it.

[@randycrocker9459]

That's 9 albums of rock n roll mastery and pure and true greatness. A wrestler , Macho Man Randy Savage said as it well it can be said," these guys were just on another level", that's just a fact of rock and roll history. Un believable foursome of talent and Page with help I'm sure, took it places that is just rarified air. What Einstein and Tesla were to science, Zeppelin is to Rock-n-Roll.

[@varahabutterfly3782]

Naturally

[@jonsilence]

Robert Plant’s vocals on the first two Zeppelin albums are a force of nature.

[@mattsabath]

jonsilence As a longtime fan I believe Plants best vocal is on Since I’ve Been Loving You. Zep III.

[@robertrock8778]

Good time, bad times.....

[@rosliisnin3468]

Mr ROBERT PLANT the Legend. From Guitarist JIMMY PAGE, Bassist/Keyboardist JON PAUL JONES and Drummer JONH HENRY BONHAM. They're truly Legends

[@jonathanhulen1316]

John Bonham's drumming is much more showcased in the song Achilles' Last Stand.

[@johnfromnj885]

Keep in mind Bonham did this all on a FOUR PEICE SET. Nothing fancy. No big sets, double bases, just a straight forward four piece set.

[@gavinmillar]

In the 60's too.

[@MrSpasticdancer]

it was a nice lugwid set tho. and the drums themselves were much bigger than normal

[@patagonianratz]

Well yeah, it’s a very simple beat...

[@trigger96]

haha he didn't need a double bass! he had rabbit feet :)

[@dianedavies8291]

None better than John Bonham.

[@RoosterIB]

Neal Pert

[@rodciferri9626]

@@RoosterIB As a non-drummer, I have to give Neal co-ownership of the number one spot for best drummer ever. Peart really is that good - to my ears - perfect even. However, my personal preference is Bonham - he's just got so much groove!

[@pinball1970]

@@rodciferri9626 Ian Paice Deep Purple but Bonham was something else

[@pinball1970]

@SAM GW In what way? They were both born a month apart and purple had released 3 albums by the time Led Zep 1 was released so they were contemporaries. Ian Paice set a new standard on those discs although it was the live stuff that showcased him. Mandrake root especially. Ian Paice is the more technical drummer, He could do more stuff with hands and feet, faster. I’ve never heard anything like space trucking in my life (live in concert 1970 version) absolutely crazy - the bass drum does not sound human That double thing Bonham did early doors was great, Good times bad times - Speed king did the same thing on the single version released a year or so later (anything you can do!) With Bonham for me it was groove, aggression, power, sound and lovely combos between his hands and feet. I like both drummers but neither of them could hold a candle to Buddy Rich as you put it Bonham said as much interview and B Rich is Paicy’s favourite drummer. BR was doing these type hands feet combos a decade before these guys had reach teens.

[@pinball1970]

@Sam GW They never played each others tracks so we don't have that sort of a comparison. I cannot see anyone playing Fireball Mandrake Root Living Wreck Space Trucking Child in time like Paice. It's a matter of taste of you prefer Bonham that's your preference.

[@matthewmaguire8852]

In 1969 I went to a party and got drunk. For the first time took LSD knowing nothing about it (sobered up instantly) sat in a chair for six hours. Someone said this is a new band and their first album, Led Zeppelin. Went down the rabbit hole and never came up. Drenched my DNA permanently. So love when seeing someone discovering this (what seems like now eternal) art. Rock On!

[@moomoolaka]

I respect that people are getting into different music.. but people need to step out of their comfort zone and listen to something you normally dont and you might just find something just as cool as what you are used to . Much respect to this video and showing having an open mind can lead to new ideas and openness:) people dont pigeon hole your music experience get out there and listen to everything you get your hands on make your music scape interesting

[@noyj91]

Bro your face when you heard Plant's voice. He is just 1/4 of the best band ever, every member is top 10 easy in their instrument.

[@johnr8095]

Hillary's emails to Lorne I heard him play Mandolin on a tv show. And he was virtuosic. He played all his instruments that well. The unsung hero of Led Zeppelin.

[@johnr8095]

For example here he is on mandolin: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pX24YWukhNmIocU But he also did most of the keyboards not to mention bass. I think he can play like 18 instruments. all of them REALLY well.

[@challism]

"Drummer is pretty good, I'm not gonna lie." Pretty good? You're talking about the drummer who is widely considered the best rock drummer of all time.

[@bryanm5233]

Consider Keith Moon.

[@SPLASHGOD575]

Dave Grohl is better

[@rjmeza3096]

@@SPLASHGOD575 think that all the greatest drummers of all time from gene krupke to moon to baker to grohl to chad smith all bring a little something different to the party and its hard to quantify

[@strathack33]

Dave Grohl is doing commentary in John Bonham documentary on KZbin. He himself says John is greatest drummer ever. Most tend to agree, although some would argue for Keith Moon or Ginger Baker .

[@LoathsomeDove]

Lets not be hasty. I'm not a fan of Rush, but their drummer is definitely better. Then you've got Def Leppard's drummer.....

[@stevewellman5541]

Robert Plant frequently used his voice as another instrument

[@razvanivanov2050]

I love seeing someone falling for Led Zeppelin. But...but...but Please bro repeat after me: "I will never, ever, ever pause or talk in the middle of a Jimmy Page solo again". This is music to listen and absorb, pausing it so often u lose a lot of its effects.

[@sandisandii2033]

Ikr he keeps stopping ! I'm like Hey put it back on lol

[@ados.ftbraggnctori7712]

This is awesome I have to admit I have heard of the band but didn't listen to the music it's a vibe.

[@nightjaronthegate]

He stops it to tell us what he's thinking because that is the point of the video. If you want to hear it uninterrupted you know what to do.

[@razvanivanov2050]

@@nightjaronthegate I can see your point. But, if u are a big fan of classic rock and generally 60s-80s rock, and if u properly understand this type of music, you will HAVE to agree with me that these types of songs follow a structure, tell a story, transmit emotions. This is why the rhytm, tone and intencity are not the same throughout the song. Now tell me, how can you have a proper reaction and opinion about something, when you do not understand it and listen to it the way it was intended to, when that fcking genius of Jimmy Page created it (people will correct me here with the whole Jake Holmes story but the credit for this version goes to page, initial 3 mins version of Holmes was an inspiration) I appreciate the video and I think it is quite funny. But it is not a Led Zeppelin reaction it is a reaction to individual cool sounding bits of Led Zeppelin Dazed and Confused. The song is 6 minutes long, I believe no one would forget his thoughts in 6 mins. But again, the the actual thoughts of the song should come after the song is done and fully understood, otherwise it's just little breaks of the song where you say oh this beat is cool, these lyrics are cool, this first 1 minute of the solo is good, oh yeah actually second minute is cool too, oh wait the whole solo is cool. So, imo, your idea that a reaction to a song has to be interrupted is wrong, or applicable only to 90% of 00s pop music.

[@razvanivanov2050]

@@ados.ftbraggnctori7712 My friend, there is an amazing journey in front of you. Enjoy! I wish I could hear led zeppelin for the first time again.

[@chrislawson3536]

Great video, man! I recommend the Zeppelin song 'When The Levee Breaks' (imagine a powerful rock version of a hip-hop style beat, it's one of the most sampled drum beats in music!) and also 'Black Dog', 'Whole Lotta Love', 'In My Time of Dying' and 'Kashmir'. And 'Moby Dick' if you really wanna see what John Bonham (yes you said his last name right) is capable of! Only thing to watch out for is copyright strikes/blocking for Zeppelin content, which might mean editing the songs during your Zep reactions or posting them on Vimeo (with a KZbin link to the Vimeo Zep reaction).

[@ericpirillo7260]

Yeah beasties sampled levee on rhyming and stealing

[@adrianlee3497]

I heard a mash-up of Bonham's Levee Breaks on Eminem's Superman. Killer!!!

[@ericpirillo7260]

@@adrianlee3497 cool will check it out, thanks.

[@BilliamBillion]

Check out Since I've Been Loving you if you wanna hear more Robert Plant soul.

[@dons106]

Anything from 1970 Royal Albert Hall..

[@BilliamBillion]

@@dons106 yea boi

[@joeday4293]

Got to be the live version from "How The West Was Won." Single best live Zeppelin performance ever.

[@BilliamBillion]

Best version out there that I know of. And I love picking through old bootlegs.

[@juliemanarin4127]

God yes! Live version!

[@LeafsOracle]

Bro, they would always compet, Jimmy Page would reverb his guitar, then Robert Plant would mimic the guitar sound with his voice.

[@charlesrogers9175]

You wanna grow your channel feature Zeppelin till they start blocking you

[@gabebabe1]

Dude - welcome to Led Zeppelin - the greatest rock band that ever was and ever will be. First- yes the guitar and vocal sounds are meant to be like an orgasm! Robert Plant - what a voice. John Bonham is by far the greatest rock drummer ever. those grooves are so musical and so heavy. Jimmy Paige - one of the best ever guitarists and definitely one of the most unique. John Paul Jones- greatest rock bass player ever and a monster keyboard player. Watch their live No Quarter - if it doesn't make you hard, then you need Viagra. It was cool watching you get it Dazed and Confused.

[@FinnMacCuhl]

This reaction vid is pure class. That moment when the dude gets it. I wish it was my first time hearing this one again.

[@aaronarnold7653]

Imagine, my young friend...this was just 1 song in a 3+hour performance...i was blessed Ft.Worth TX. '77...they were Amazing...Love, peace, Aloha.

[@akatoshsdisciple2909]

John Bonham the greatest to have ever lived If you need confirmation check out his drum solo called Moby Dick live it is 15 mins long but so worth it!

[@fasteddie777666]

NEIL PEART BLOWS BONHAM AWAY....ONLY TAKE THE FIRST 10 YEARS OF THEIR PROFESSIONAL CAREERS....SINCE JOHN ONLY WAS PROFESSIONAL FOR ABOUT THAT LONG .......I SAY NEIL IS BETTER !!!!

[@akatoshsdisciple2909]

@@fasteddie777666 It's all down to opinion mah man, We can't judge music, Bonham was the one who inspired me to pick up the sticks so TO me he is the best. But I respect your opinion!

[@barryellis1543]

No it's not and he's not. Clearly don't know shit about drumming.

[@SuperLemonAdam]

Not to mention Bonzo's Montreaux. One of my favorites.

[@EriCLion-rt7sz]

@@fasteddie777666 The only reason why Bonham was a profesional for only 12 years and Peart still is is because Bonham died at age 33 at the highest peak of his creativity. Peart is great, but comparing him with Bonham with just that is useless and almost stupid. Influenced by Buddy Rich (as well as other great drummers of the time like Ian Paice), Bonham was pretty much the Hendrix of drums, being very creative and incredibly versatile, so his contribution to rock music was and still is invaluable. Peart is a legendary prog rock drummer, influenced by Keith Moon, with amazing writing and composing skills, setting new lines in prog as soon as Rush popped-up in the map. But for me and many, Bonham is still the best for his creativity and amazing contributions.

[@BogeyKing722]

Most of LZ’s earliest stuff was heavily influenced by Blue Legends from the South. Mississippi Delta Blues.

[@toribrown2486]

this whole video made my heart so happy, but watching his reaction to the drum solo was the best thing ever

[@nrp0504]

And to think this is OVER 50 years old. Class never dies. Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Bonham and John Paul Jones - Thank you for educating these guys!

[@tbeeken75]

The lead singer is Robert Plant. Zeppelin is my favorite rock band hands down.

[@durfelx3890]

the best voice in rock

[@1999lateralus]

Anthony Beeken Tool is the better version of Led Zeppelin!

[@haydenfletcher29]

@@1999lateralus Dude just shut up

[@ana_m1132]

I’m smiling so hard with actual tears in my eyes. Now you’ve heard something legendary, Love!

[@BenDover-tb8cr]

Robert plant. I believe he was 19 or 20 years old then.

[@francescaa8331]

"Singing orgasm" stuff comes up a few places in rock music, was considered outrageous, sexy, and it hadn't been done so it was new.

[@ConcernedCitizen-ut9fi]

Jon Bonham was way, way ahead of his time and the founding father for so many rock star drummers today and since his passing. GOD Bless you Jon Bonham.

[@williamwallace2278]

Did he not copy Carmine Apice

[@fr899]

Bonham was not only ahead of his time, but he still unique untill today. Also it will be forever great to listen to John Bonham.

[@theogre274]

John Bonham is the best rock drummer ever PERIOD!!!!

[@jasonjacobs4819]

You can't say that lol. More than a few of his contemporaries were just as talented and efficient. Carry on

[@barryellis1543]

No he wasn't. Bill Ward, Mitch Mitchell, Ian Paice, Ginger Baker and Neil Pearth were all better.

[@TylerLL2112]

*Neil Peart has entered the chat*

[@jasonjacobs4819]

Ah yes Dr. Neal Peart.... the man has a literal PHD in percussion.

[@barryellis1543]

@monokhemyou're a fool

[@pegleg09able]

Loved Robert Plant since I was 12. I am 60 years old now...how time flies by!!!!

[@boxsterman77]

Almost the same here. I was 11.

[@robertcarpenter6410]

Bonham died before I was born. My first concert was the Now and Zen tour. My dad named me after Plant and he took me to see my namesake. It was the best show I have ever seen because of Plant's stage presence.

[@steveanderson6180]

I've made a happy hobby out of introducing people to music and musical styles they've never heard. I dearly love watching a person's reaction when their entire world opens wider. It's a beautiful thing to see. I could have a lot of fun on this channel

[@forbesofindy]

Saw Led Zeppelin at the Oakland Coliseum in the summer of 1977. Nothing topped this experience.

[@tanyarobinson2098]

So jealous you saw them in person!

[@varaider57]

Hey John. was at that concert too, do u remember who was the opening band? Seem to remember there was quite a delay before the band came on

[@scottw9732]

That wild sound was Jimmy Page playing his guitar with a violin bow.

[@chrispotas6236]

And destroyed one every time

[@olivi3339]

The weird sound is a violin bow, on a electric guitar.