I AM NOT THE SAME!! 20-YEAR-OLDS FIRST TIME HEARING Led Zeppelin - Dazed And Confused (REACTION)

[@Scoobydcs]

the drummer and singer were 20 years old when they did this album! your age!!

[@tamferguson3891]

Genius ... Just Sayin ... Moby Dick! .. Just Sayin ... Baby I'm Gunna Leave You! ... Weeping in a corner.

[@suckafatone]

Jimmy page was the youngest.

[@CliveAdlam-yn8uz]

​@@suckafatoneNot so , Page , 4 years older .Robert Plant will be 76 in August 2024 ..Jimmy Page was 80 this year inJanuary.John Paul Jones was 78 this January2024 .John Bonham ( bless his soul ) would have been 76 this May 2024.Plant and Bonham were 20 years.old , Volume One.Respect.

[@nancysmith38]

50 year old music still kicking ass.

[@tamferguson3891]

Exactly!!

[@guyr7351]

It is amazing how much great music was made in the late 60’s early 70’s that kids hear now and are amazed at. Try listening to crossroads by cream, 3 piece band, great drumming, fantastic driving bass and then ripping lead guitar. Utterly brilliant track late

[@nancysmith38]

@@guyr7351 got to see Cream at Madison Square Garden 2005 on their reunion. It was my Super Bowl.

[@africanfartingfrog]

55, but who's counting?

[@deborahhalbert3372]

Word!

[@davidmckenzie420]

I envy you just starting on this journey. Led Zep are rock GODS.

[@jeremymerrifield7244]

THE Rock Gods

[@paulroberts5488]

@@jeremymerrifield7244 There are a few IMO - I would definitely put Deep Purple up with them, but they absolutely are music gods.

[@helmutvogel901]

I was born in 1960, and I firmly believe that the 70's was the best music ever, period. I mean, you said it yourself, everybody had to PLAY their instruments. NO auto tune, no push a button to align bpms, or to get a specific pre-programmed sound, it was all done manually and live. In the song you just listened to, Robert Plant (the singer) was matching notes with Jimmy Page (guitarist extraordinaire), and those strange sounds just before they picked up the tempo and took off, well, that was an electric guitar being played with a violin or cello bow. Watch live version of same song to watch him do that....... This was the music I grew up with, and very, very few groups since the 80's have been close, in my opinion. Pink Floyd has always been my favorite, and Led Zep has always been a very close second. And both of them, as far as I am concerned, were in a class all by themselves.

[@LCFloyd]

Also born in 1960. Also for me Pink 1, Led 2, they were like sex, Pink was the foreplay Led the climax, but other times Zep was the foreplay and Floyd the climax. The music from late 60’s thru the 70’ into the 80’s…😘 I was fortunate to experience boatloads of concerts in the 70’s and 80’s…another lifetime.

[@jackiegiannino6835]

I feel the same exact way as you! I was born in 59. Pink Floyd is my favorite and led Zeppelin a very close second!

[@MinneapolisSkip]

Yes Sir ! Born in ‘50. I was 18 the first time seeing them. Jimmy tore that cello bow up !

[@neil364]

I was born in 58 and thought wtf the first time I heard Led Zep II when my brother brought it home from a school trip. Also he bought Dark Side and I became hooked on Floyd, a few years later via so much music, I was firmly on board with Zeppelin and Hendrix and the list expands outward and onwards. The greatest of times.

[@HollisDuty60]

I’m your age - with much older brothers I began my rock journey in the crib with the Beatles. Led Zeppelin was my favorite band in my teen years. We had the best music ever!

[@christosnikitakis6675]

He's exactly correct! Back in 1968, there were no computers. No samplers just every single member talented with his instrument, and creating a masterpiece.

[@fixzeichner5592]

When Led Zeppelin recorded it, singer Robert Plant and drummer John Bonham were your age, 20.

[@jackieisamay403]

Without a doubt, the 1970s especially produced genius music.

[@slickjames2541]

This was 1969

[@xmathmanx]

nope, you just didn't look properly at the other eras

[@31wst83]

other eras... yes - THIS era...FU** NO!!@@xmathmanx

[@xmathmanx]

@@31wst83 sure man, this era people just suddenly forgot how to make great music, or is it just you don't know about it cos you didn't look?

[@31wst83]

No they didn't forget, they didn't want to learn it...sometime around mid/late 80's "music" became saying rhymes on a stage, which (very sadly) replaced LEARNING to PLAY music/instruments - it's a lot easier to stick some rhymes on paper than actually learn to play an instrument. Not ONE of my students played anything...I'd venture to not one of them ever even picked up an instrument!! That requires actual talent (and practice time) - much easier just to recite their juvenile rhymes and hope to make it big.@@xmathmanx

[@lindasalaki9404]

Welcome to the world of Led Zeppelin ☮️ Every song is a trip, close your eyes and enjoy. 😎☮️

[@elmarp11]

hello !! ....and when you took a - Acid-Trip - it was even more impressive....beyond everything.... YES....Thank you GOD!....72y-old-Hippie-and-Yogi from Austria ☮~el~🕉~mar~✝

[@michaelakkerman407]

You have just listened to one of the greatest blues/rock songs ever written.

[@duncanmaclennan9151]

BEST WAY TO LISTEN IS START WITH ALBUM ONE AND THE REST IN ORDER !

[@bernardsalvatore1929]

That's exactly what I said!!😅

[@vicprovost2561]

Me too! They are the best band to do it for, only 10 discs total including Coda is doable and no bad albums.

[@danb2020]

I agree from Led 1 to Physical Graffitti and past that is a huge change.

[@bernardsalvatore1929]

@@danb2020 once Bonzo died they could no longer be Led Zeppelin and have anything close to the sound that they had!! Even with Jason Bonham it's not the same!!😥😥

[@j348011]

I agree that you have to listen to the albums first before watching them live.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Greatest band ever!! Those eerie sounds in the middle was Jimmy Page using a violin bow on his guitar!

[@vicprovost2561]

Hey Julie, I see you on a lot of Zeppelin reactions, did you ever see them? I had tickets for the Boston Garden 1973 BUT it got cancelled by Mayor Kevin White after a mini riot there when tickets went on sale...

[@mattdaemontargaryen5256]

That is whole lotta love.

[@roygoad2870]

Great a young kid listening to this for the first time. My first listen to Led Zeppelin was early 1969 when Radio One in the U.K. was the first ever radio station to play Communication Breakdown, I was 16 years old, full of life and primed for more Zeppelin 🎉😊

[@AlexBrown-vx2nt]

Dude … “Since I have been loving you.” LIVE version ONLY. Madison Square Garden 1973. Mind will be blown.

[@kimberlyqueener1153]

Oh hell YEAH

[@smd2169]

Yep, the pinnacle of Jimmy Page’s playing; stellar.

[@jaydellgregory1134]

You just heard the greatest band in history. Rock Gods. Treat yourself and listen to Stairway to Heaven, When the Levee Breaks, Kashmir, Since I've Been Loving You, Whole Lotta Love... So many iconic songs!

[@Uman1479]

I was lucky enough to see Zepplin live in the 70’s, they were legendary.

[@CoDee2U]

Me too! 1972 Long Beach, California. I was 15 yrs old and they set a very high bar for any bands in the future

[@rgmann]

The drumming by John Bonham in this song is just fantastic!!!

[@andrea-v2s]

as in most of LZ songs. Bonzo was in his own league

[@DoctorZebedee]

I like to close out everything else in my mind and focus totally on the drumming. Bonham was a genius.

[@jamescrane2156]

Led Zeppelin - Black Dog (Live at Madison Square Garden 1973)

[@katyharrs278]

You definitely need more Led Zeppelin in your life,best band ever 😊

[@richardluce4527]

Absolutely love seeing the younger generation enjoying what we grew up with… 😎

[@joannparker1977]

I grew up in the with these guys. I’m 64 and with all the music I’ve heard from the decades since (so much great music), I will always consider Led Zeppelin to be the best band. For so many reasons. Thanks.

[@brianbrown543]

I'm so glad you discovered Led Zeppelin. Now go out and spread the word to your friends.

[@TexasMagnolia]

Discovering Zeppelin and other Groups from the eras of “Touring” musicians…you will learn Music Appreciation. No Autotune, No Computers, No Internet.

[@phili.b975]

Dazed and confused is a masterpeice .......... The first album is the holygrail of albums impossible to skip a song 🤘

[@greatwhitewing]

The blues had a baby and called it rock n roll and Zep came out screaming it loud and proud

[@yozaseig3870]

Led Zep kings of the switch up and improvisation live off the charts.

[@EvilGoddessMLGH]

Absolutely Love this song! The Live version MSG 73 blows this out of the water because they improvised every concert so no song ever sounds the same twice. Portrays confusion at betrayal by the woman he thought loved him back. Jimmy Page plays the rhythm & lead guitar, also engineered the album and it was recorded and mixed in 30 hours. Bonham’s (RIP John) drums are a whole ass feeling, JPJ all around musician but master of bass on album 1, and Robert Plant’s vocals & range imo are unmatched ever-so distinctive (wait till you get to How Many More Times!) AND he’s Still performing to this day!Whatever he sings even if you can’t see him you KNOW it’s him! Please do You Shook Me next the vocalization of instruments especially Jimmy’s guitars is Phenomenal! (PS I have a Led Zeppelin Playlist if you want to check it out.)

[@bcostello]

oh yeah, starting one of the best bands ever

[@danjohnson2986]

The solo…it sounds like he’s about to run the train right off the tracks, but JUST before he goes off the rails that pause to double drum drop. Goosebumps. Every. Time.

[@sicotshit7068]

It’s called call & response, & lead guitarist Jimmy Page uses a violin bow to play it, when it sounds different. Greatest band to ever rock the world, & they play different genres, every song they play is absolutely amazing & you can’t go wrong. Lead vocal & harmonica Robert Plant* lead guitarist producer etc. Jimmy Page* John Paul Jones bass & keyboard* drums John Bonham. All 4 are the GOATS of their crafts, & the GODS of music. Highly suggest you play more, any of us could list many for you, & a lot would be different on the list. They formed in late part of (1968), & ended in (1980) when the greatest drummer passed away.

[@tnightwolf]

Bonzo! Led Zeppelin! When Giants walked the Earth! Forever my GOATS and so many more great bands/artists that are dismissed nowadays we could almost make a top 100!

[@Alan_CFA]

Congratulations, you just experienced the amazing Led Zeppelin!

[@shelleyparsons5735]

Oh boy, are you in for a treat once you go down this rabbit hole. I'm so happy you've found them. Trust me, nothing will disappoint you.

[@ColleenKean]

There really isn't a bad Zeppelin song, just some are greater than others. More Zeppelin greats: In My Time of Dying, Stairway to Heaven, Since I've Been Loving You, When the Levee Breaks, Black Dog, What is and What Should Never Be, there are just so many. Listen to all of them!!!

[@ChubbBates-mh5xp]

As someone who loved Zeppelin all my life and also seen them live at Knebworth in79,This just scratches the surface. I’m just imagining the fun you’ll have reacting to more Zeppelin.The number one band in the 70s.I’d say ever but that’s just my opinion.

[@kelvinlewis4065]

I was there in Nebworth myself ..Still by far the best gig Ive ever witnessed ..What a band !!

[@caroleann_2142]

WTF is exactly how WE felt😂 Its cool❤ I've seen all the 70s Greats including Zepp. Thanks, there is soooo much more to hear🎉🎉🎉

[@El-ingobernable]

you gonna learn today! lol •"Stairway To Heaven" (considered the greatest song of all time) •"Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" •"Since I've Been Loving You" •"I Cant Quit You Baby" •"Whole Lotta Love •"All My Love" •"Ramble On" •"Kashmir" •"Black Dog" •"Immigrant Song (will probably recognize this one) •"What It Is And What Should Never Be" so many too list lol

[@Daviddity]

When the Levee Breaks too

[@patches6309]

Every guy who ever picked up a guitar or drumsticks got down on one knee after hearing this song the first time. It was a bow in recognition of the greatest thing we ever had heard in our lives? Led Zeppelin is the Apex Pinnacle of Rock music. You have now been blessed son. Enjoy the deep rabbit hole of Led Zep.

[@TheShawna52]

They are one of the greatest bands ever! They were all such talented musicians!!

[@theSunKing142]

Sorry little correction: THE greatest rock band ever.

[@swithinbarclay4797]

"Dreeze"? You have VINDICATED the CLASSIC Status--the Eternal status--of Led Zeppelin. Take it from me, an OLD Zepper, from WAY back in the day. There is indeed hope, for you "youngsters"! Go forth and Spread the LZ word amongst your chums!! Let me tell you about the Concert LIVE LZ experience, and, experiencing this song in particular, LIVE. In the middle of this recorded version, had you heard sounds of Starships helmed by navigators on LSD? That, my friend, was guitarist Jimmy Page STROPPING his guitar strings with a cello bow, highly rosined--as Symphonic Strings players apply lots of that stuff to their bows to get a more potent sound out of their violins, etc. LZ had often extended live versions of this song to more than FORY-FIVE MINUTES, with Jimmy devoting to the cello-bow Movement, as much as 25 minutes! Vocalist Robert Plant often weaved call-and-response scattings with Jimmys' guitar, here, and Roberts' terrific voice MATCHED, if not exceeded, the highs of Operatic Sopranos!! LZ was among the LOUDEST Concert bands--EVER!! The second time I saw them in 1973 was in San Franciscos' Kezar Stadium . . . with outdoor concerts, the sky's the limit, as to how loud a band will play. "Squares" were lodging complaints against them to their Police Departments, from as much as TEN Miles away! And . . . me(?) . . . I (I'm now 69) was within FOUR YARDS of the front of the FRIGGIN' stage!! And for the three-and-a-half-hours they played, give-or-take, I shared frequent eye contact with Bobby, Jimmy, JP (John Paul Jones--the Bassist), and Bonzo (John Henry Bonham--the Percussionist), and they worked HARD in this performance, frequently toweling their sweat away. Towards the beginning of the Cello-Bow Movement, Jimmy would slap the strings to excite a gi-normous chord, waving the bow like Moses's Magic God-Rod, towards one direction, then another, with echo coming out the appropriate side of the PA Banks, and he'd accelerate this drama, so that one Bank would be "talking" to another Bank of Speakers!! So much of this concert just beggars my description; they spent no less than 8 minutes, on ANY of their songs that they played that day, and so, on their albums, some of those songs were typically 4, 4&1/2 Minutes long. Had you ever seen from a variety of pictures, just how darling Robert Plant looked as a young man? I tellin' ya man; I'm 100% Hetero, so just imagine what powerful effects he had on the chicks!! He'd make a suggestive thrust of his hips, toss that giant mane of blond hair, and the chicks would scream enough to burst blood vessels! The stadium simply could not hold all of the paid concert-goers that day, and the promoter made the decision to let about 20,000 more in for free--against the Fire-Codes--as he/they wanted to also avoid criminal responsibility from the DA's Office--a tough call. Lining the stadium walls were big pine trees, and they climbed the trees and tossed ropes and shinnied into the stadium that way, too. And most apartment buildings there in the Haight-Ashbury, close-in, were tall enough to afford views, so, I'd say that there was a GRAND TOTAL OF ONE-HUNDRED-THOUSAND SOULS at this show! And when this show finally ended, it (the volume of vehicles) was enough to stop traffic on the Bay Bridge Eastbound. I am about to explore Your Channel, so I have no idea of how many more LZ songs that you've done your "virgin" reviews of, so if you have already done reviews of other top Zepp songs, such as "Stairway to Heaven" & "Whole Lotta Love", so much the better. If not . . . I ORDER you to do so(Lotsa Laughs!!), okay?? And the same goes for any material done by Black Sabbath, and their Founding Guitarist, Tony Iommi.

[@stevenmonte7397]

You already get them: switch ups are always expected with them.

[@jeffreythaw3333]

You haven't even scratched the surface with Led Zeppelin!

[@davideberhart9523]

Your life is going to change for the better my man. Your journey is just starting and it will take you years and years just to cover the 60s, 70s, 80's and 90s. Good luck on your goal of 350K. I joined just to watch you. As a +60 year old who grew up listening to this on FM radio in my car and in my bedroom on stereos with LPs (Long Play) albums, you will become addicted to this. I'm psyched to watch you.

[@MDreeezy]

Thanks alot!!! I appreciate your support!! Also i see your profile picture, im a huge dolphins fan aswell🐬 #FinsUp

[@vulpeish]

^. ^ Yeah... You cannot program that on a computer! That is just pure energy played in real time.The mighty Zep.......Just sheer brilliance! Foxy Love fae Scotland VVxx

[@BBaldwin]

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

[@ebooboo6784]

Zeppelin is one of a kind. I am not a rock fan, but I have loved Zeppelin since day one.

[@joshuadeshaies7266]

Welcome to the land of the GOATS!!

[@Fairlight53]

My favorite band. I saw them in concert in 1973 and 1977. Best concerts I have attended. Last June I met Robert Plant in downtown Asheville. He came into the business where I work. He was very kind. Made my whole day amazing.

[@GrandmaZeppelin]

Hello sweetheart! I was around 10 or 11 when I first discovered Led Zeppelin. I’ll be 60 years old in April and still listening! I really love your appreciation for the musical talent of the band members. I’m a new subscriber and I’m looking forward to more reactions from you! Black Dog,Custard Pie, The Lemon Song and In The Evening are just a few of my favorites!☮💜

[@timmorton6926]

Page is using a violin bow on the guitar during the slow weird bit..watch it live on youtube.

[@georgebuckner6799]

Saw them 2 times in the early 70's. Have listened for decades. Enjoy your journey!! Ramble on!!

[@robynmatheson7687]

Now you must check out “Lemon Song”(killer bass line by John Paul Jones), “You Shook Me”, Since I’ve Been Loving You “. Please do the studio album versions before you do the live versions. You get a different feel from each.

[@benvenue2730]

This band is worth a deep dive. Like album by album for the evolution of the band and rock as a genre. They were genre-defining!

[@davidohman9211]

I was at a Led Zepp' concert in Los Angeles in 1969. Blew the roof off the stadium. We had never heard anything as inventive and exciting in our young lives - we were in our late 20's. And think about this: Bonham and Plant were 20 when this album came out. John Paul Jones and Jimmy Page were 24. And if you want to hear what Plant sounded like at 17, check out his rendition of "Hey, Joe!" on KZbin where he and Bonham had a band, "Band of Joy." Jones and Page heard about this "kid" with The Voice and headed up country to Manchester to hear him. There are a few songs on the first album where they had only been together for THREE WEEKS!!!! Wrap your head around that. Meanwhile, Bonham started his drumming lessons at 15. His drumming idols were the best in jazz music. In five years he was drumming for the greatest rock & roll band EVER!.

[@michaelyork4554]

I first heard this in '74 on my older brothers high end quad system cranked up to 8, about all you could handle in a bedroom, I was 12, LZ brought the THUNDER, and I was there for IT!!!

[@guitar-arvidojoar560]

Checkout Led Zeppelin live in Madison Square Garden 73 - Since I've been loving you, the studio version When the Leave Brakes and Pink Floyd live Pulse 94 concert - Comfortably Numb, also checkout Yes and Supertramp, The Who, Stones

[@mattgb23]

I was born in 58 about 20 miles north of NYC and started listening to music on a little AM clock radio when I was 3, watched the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show, Feb of 64 and made drum sets out of cardboard boxes when I was 5. Cream, Hendrix, Black Sabbath, Humble Pie, Traffic, Led Zep, Steppenwolf, Mountain, Grand Funk Railroad etc. all raging when I was 10. You get the picture . Got to see Zeppelin in concert @ MSG in Manhattan, June of 77. Dazed And Confused was the highlight of the show. Couple years later I was trippin on acid so around 1a.m I decided to play The Song Remains The Same album (nothing but vinyl then and still better than cd) on my father's hi end Kenwood stereo system. Put on the headphones, kicked back in his Lazy Boy and started cranking Dazed and Confused/San Francisco. A few minutes into the song I start hearing something weird so I open my eyes to see my older brother standing over me and it looks like he's screaming his head off at me but couldn't hear him of course. I pull the headphones off to find out what the f is going on. At that moment in my tripped out brain I realized I hadn't switched the knob to play only thru the headphones and the whole house was shaking from the monstrous volume blasting thru the speakers. Ohh shit!!! Fortunately my old man was away on a business trip but I must of scared the crap outta my mother and 6 siblings and Greg wasn't feeling a Whole Lotta Love for me at that moment! No one ever mentioned a word about it to me but they must of thought I was a complete wack job. Hilarious when I think about it now. If you've never watched/listened to the live Dazed And Confused on TSRTS album do it NOW. The studio version is great but the live version is THE Best live rock song ever recorded. Words of wisdom from an old hardcore Led Head. I promise you'll see what I mean...

[@davidnorman530]

I went to a Led Zeppelin concert in 1970. It was outstanding.

[@CosmicVagabondPixie]

SO Lucky!!!

[@rodb9275]

AWESOME reaction. Led Zep is my favorite band EVER. I LOVE seeing young people like you, appreciate them. How bout those effin' drums!!!!!

[@owl-gd6ce]

watch it live from Madison Square Garden 1973. It is awesome and you get to watch them live .. Peace brother

[@thewizard6077]

Just discovered you. You should react to the entire Led Zeppelin catalogue. Led Zeppelin are the 5th biggest selling music artist of all time, behind only Michael Jackson at #4, Garth Brooks at #3, Elvis Presley at #2, and of course, The Beatles at #1. I would start out reacting to the entire first album, Led Zeppelin I, then go in chronological order right until their last album, CODA. I would stick with their studio recordings, or at least, you should always react to the studio version of a song before checking out a live version of the same song. Led Zeppelin were very improvisational and the songs would often change from night to night, so to get a true understanding and appreciation for the songs, the studio recordings are the best way to go. You'll get a whole lot of comments telling you to do their live videos, but the true power and magic of Led Zeppelin was achieved in the recording studio, and their studio recordings just sound so much better. I subscribed! Peace

[@mikedo6]

It's so cool to see someone experience this for the first time.... that is about the same age WE were when we experienced it for the first time. It's like watching our younger selves as we tried to figure life out.

[@jasonwright4460]

Best drummer ever

[@bobsylvester88]

My god this is your first Zeppelin listen ever and you pick this song? You hit the lottery on this one. One of their best.

[@cableup1]

You make me smile. I'm an old man who was maybe 13 or 14 when this album came out. I was as excited listening to it then as you look like you are now. Zeppelin is timeless.

[@MDreeezy]

Most definitely!! Im glad.

[@johnmurray6501]

This band will always blow your mind my man, they were exceptional in every way. That lyric about women is meant to be being born.😊

[@Batwoman88]

I LOVE Led Zeppelin so much that it hurts (52 yrs)! Ive also had the pleasure of hanging out with Robert Plant a few times since 1988, and he was such a sweet and humble man, it was such an Honor to be in his presence! Keep on Rockin Sweetie! 🥰✌️

[@quentinmichel7581]

Hard Rock is basically at it's core, blues given a harder and sharper edge, and turned up to 14. Salt with some jazz elements and stir constantly 😁 It seems like yesterday that in, I think Feb of 1969 .. a 10th grade me got a call from my friend Wayne that he had just bought an LP by a new-ish band.(we both knew who Jimmy Page was - from The Yardbirds mostly). That first listen was monumental...along with the first listen of King Crimson and some others. It was a great time back then for ears. There seemed to be something new and exciting from the music field almost. every single day.

[@thomashiggins9320]

At some point, check out "The Immigrant Song." You'll probably recognize it. It's the song that gave Led Zeppelin their nickname: *The Hammer of the Gods* 🤩🤯😎🤘

[@glenndespres5317]

Oh, yeah. You’re so right about what it must have been like to be at a Led Zeppelin concert. As I recall when I got to see them at the old Boston Garden, the air was very, very sweet!

[@kerrycronin3581]

I'm so happy that you too are a fan of the greatest rock band there ever was. The live shows are amazing to watch too.

[@EmmaBadOne]

good news is you're 20 and music never ages. when you're twice your age there will still be new old music to discover. I've lapped you and I'm still discovering new old music dame near daily.

[@davidmack9842]

I've been watching a bunch of reaction videos of younger people, and people who aren't familiar with the band, listening to Zeppelin and the most common thing they all say at the end of a song, is "Wow!" Nicely done @MDreeezy. 😎

[@doughaviland1729]

Welcome to the G.O.A.TS of Rock! Start at album one, track one and take the deep dive of your young life! Welcome to the soundtrack of my 76 year old life!😂❤

[@Daniel-415-Ponce]

Not to deny the unprecedented mind-blowing arrangement of this Led Zeppelin recording, in the interest of full disclosure it should be noted that it is a reworking with some new lyrics of a song called "I'm Confused" originally written and recorded by psychedelic folk artist Jake Holmes. Led Zepp guitarist Jimmy Page "borrowed" it in 1967 when he was still a member of the British band The Yardbirds. It eventually became the centerpiece of Led Zeppelin's live concert performances - - the version on the Song Remains The Same concert film recorded in 1973 at Madison Squire Garden is a whopping 27 minutes long!

[@nicolediamond93]

Enjoy the wonder that is Led Zep

[@starfire6122]

I'm glad you did the studio version first before the live version..the live changes the song alot💞🙏 loved your reaction so I just subbed..please try Since I've Been Loving You ..next, the studio version please🙏💞✌️

[@777edmatt]

I noticed every time that guitar starts, even with Pink Floyd songs you start to smile! Now you know how we felt all these years of listening to rock and other genres of great music! God bless you and your family!

[@vicprovost2561]

This was a good one to start your Led Zeppelin as what you just heard is in my top 5 Led Zeppelin songs and is only a sample of their magnificent and varied catalog. They have 10 studio discs in total, start with the first album, where this song comes from, and start listening in album order. The musical trip you will take will be the best of your lifetime, believe me, they come right after the Beatles in my book and had the most consistently great run of any rock band in my lifetime, I'm an old hippie of 69. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶

[@yolandagarcia-qt1le]

Love Led Zeppelin! Thanks for checking this out! Here's a bit of info: Holmes attempted to contact Page in the 1980s regarding the songwriting credit, but received no response. In 2010, Holmes filed a lawsuit and the matter was settled out of court, with the credit on Led Zeppelin releases being changed to "Jimmy Page, inspired by Jake Holmes".

[@SliceOLella]

I will agree that some rock does sound like a bunch of screaming and noise, but not a lot of seventies rock. Led Zeppelin is very talented and intentional.

[@audiofile8833]

I'm digging that you're reaching out into other genres of music. I was fortunate that I was exposed to a wide variety of music from a very early age. I was born in 1962, and my Mom listened only to Country music. Tammy Wynette, George Jones, Loretta Lynn, and all of them either cryin', dyin', or going somewhere. My Dad loved Bluegrass. My older sister was a huge fan of bands like Santana and The Beatles. My friends and I were into Led Zeppelin, Kiss, Steely Dan, and Pink Floyd, among many others. We had radio stations like KZAP out of Sacramento that played AOR (album-oriented rock), and they played a lot of prog rock. KFRC out of the Bay Area played Disco, R&B, Funk, and Rock music. And we bought albums, we didn't download music one song at a time, and in that way we were exposed to even more music. And there's no such thing as a "bad" musical genre. Every genre of music has something to offer if you have an open mind and an open heart.

[@shemanic1]

This first album is a Masterpiece & my favourite Led Zeppelin album.

[@timthorne3412]

Try the MSG LIVE version 1973 it goes on for over 30 minutes..its a masterpiece

[@joancarlson8704]

Love your reaction!! FYI us hard core Led Heads never pause during Mr. Pages guitar solo.❤

[@Kennethweaver680]

I saw them 3 times the first in 75 The first album by them included a lot of old blues from Muddy Waters Howling Jack and others by there 2nd album things really start to heat up by the last album you WILL be a life long fan my advice is to start at the beginning of Zep One and work your way up from there Rock on

[@DaveBerthiaume]

It restores my faith in today's youth to see folks like yourself not only discover the great rock of the past, but really appreciate it and try to figure out the message as well. It seems you have a solid understanding of what's been lost in today's music. Do yourself a favor and go down The Beatles rabbit hole. Start with "Hey Jude". Also check out the live version of Pink Floyd's Comfortably Numb from the Pulse concert. Then dim the lights and listen to Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon all the way through uninterrupted. Thank me later.

[@johnsullivan3060]

Wow is right young man. Wow. 🤗

[@Craftygirl41]

Suggested follow up songs: Kashmir, whole lotta of love, Moby Dick, Black Dog. 4 band members, each a master. When Bonham died in 1980, they couldn’t go one without him. But the music they gave us still amazing, still relevant.

[@Bee-Ata]

Led Zeppelin, loved, and played, Blues and Jazz, which formed the basis for the unique sound they created in the late Sixties and Seventies. The whole British wave, sometimes called 'blue-eyed soul', into the USA during the 1960s and 70s was based upon Brits bringing back to America the Black American sounds they adored and fell in love with in the 50s and 60s. The best, The Beatles, amalgamated everything American!

[@debraschiro6234]

Good you going down that rabbit hole too good good I need to listen to Black Dog and The Lemon Song haha😅😅😊❤❤❤❤

[@Prone2Thrill]

All hail the GOATS - bring it on!! Might just want to do full albums with these greats! #Whentheleveebreaks #Inmytimeofdying

[@jeffmcelroy5437]

Jimmy Page. Light and Shade. Whisper to the thunder.

[@Peter-zu5jg]

The Rock N Roll Magician. 🤘🎸🔥

[@susiedawson3349]

You need to listen to every song on this first album they released and headphones are a must!

[@MrGlastar1]

HILL-ARIOUS, watching this! ENJOY THE JOURNEY!

[@tomaleshire4145]

I saw Led Zeppelin🔥 in 1970, my senior year in high school!🤗 It was my first concert and my first acid trip!🤯 What a great time to be young and crazy!😂🤪❤️✌️

[@Ninang363]

The drummer was John Henry "Bonzo" Bonham. He was one of the to 20 drummers who set the standard for rock drumming to today.

[@rickhill56]

Enjoy the ride, young fella. That's about 55 years ago. Or so. Lots ahead of you. A relatively short period for these guys. But an incredible amount of production. And all quality.

[@kerrycronin256]

You have stumbled upon the greatest rock band there ever was. Have fun!!

[@colleenmorris1596]

You are right about how awesome Zep was live. I was fortunate to see them live in '69 when they first toured in the US and '74. My god!!!

[@wesalker3479]

Picked a good one to start with but, then again . . . . . they're ALL good!