I now understand why Led Zeppelin is LEGENDARY - Since I've Been Loving You (Reaction!)

[@LucyRoberts-w4t]

Zeppelin were never mainstream. They never put out a single. The critics hated them. They dropped an album and their fans went nuts.

[@brucevocke4847]

I remember when their first album came out. The record store in our small town had a sign up that said "It's HERE", And "We Have It". We all knew who "It" was.lol

[@LucyRoberts-w4t]

@@brucevocke4847 That's so cool. I was 12 when their first album came out. But I can't remember not knowing Led Zepplin. I can remember that we would listen to albums together at someone's house. good times.

[@pds1]

Which is why Zeppelin 4 did not have their name on it.

[@verenamenzel8958]

they played every genre in music. There are books out with the texts and a lot of information. Led Zeppelin played not one single bad song. You here one and think o so great, then you her another and think this is so great too, and on and on. They were for me the most versatile band during their time until now!

[@markeast4647]

He was once in a band with Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck.

[@kimking6036]

Queen said, " We wanted to be Led Zeppelin but Led Zeppelin beat us to it."

[@raymcarthur3870]

Now that’s a great line and probably 100% true.

[@slave2tyranny]

Freddy once said that Robert Plant was the best singer at the time.

[@josephmanzuni8593]

Both Brian May and Roger Taylor have openly admitted to 'stealing' ideas for their music from Led Zeppelin 😊

[@basher5107]

@@josephmanzuni8593there not the only ones!

[@jacyg.3073]

Don't sleep on John Paul Jones. Pick the instrument- he can play it like a virtuoso. Bass, 5, 6, 12 string, mandolin, piano, keyboard... He's the glue that holds the band together. He's always on, always perfect keeping the rhythm and melody when Jimmy and Robert go off.

[@kimberlyqueener1153]

Love love LOVE Jonesy!!

[@danrieke9988]

And drums... AYFKM? John Bonham... the GOD of DRUMS.

[@maryhodges6549]

they couldn't haven't been them without them all

[@omni379]

Listen to some of the isolated bass/drum tracks of many of LZ’s songs and you’ll realize just how good JPJ/Bonham were as a pair. Just magical hearing the nuances that you don’t always hear on the record.

[@Seechelle134]

Perfection- jimmy couldnt have done it without robert couldnt have done it without bono couldnt have without jpj. Each tight in perfect harmony with each other. Live still gives goosebumps!

[@myfavoritedream2149]

I met Robert Plant 18 months ago. I'm 65, and tried to be as cool as possible, but my inner-14 year-old was losing her mind. He is still a rock god. #Zeppelinforever.

[@urimaginarystar]

I just bought tickets to finally see Robert Plant July 2, 2024, in Massachusetts! I’m so excited as I’ve wanted to hear him perform live ever since I was a teenager.

[@Nrgheal]

I've seen him about 9 times including the Led Zep days...how did you manage it?

[@myfavoritedream2149]

@@Nrgheal He was in my very small city in NY, he was performing at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center, which I had tix for. I heard from a friend he, and the entire entourage, was staying in the charming downtown hotel. Robert shopped at the local vinyl store, (missed him there by one day), and was strolling the local area. Long story short I didn't know he was there until the next morning. I grabbed my original LZ I and headed to the hotel. I missed them by 5 minutes. Long story short, I drove to the venue, found the artists entrance, and waited over an hour for him to drive up. They stopped, he signed, I swooned.

[@danrieke9988]

Word that, girl. 67 and a Vietnam Era veteran who has seen the enemy weapons at close range. Word that.

[@yoliaragon4140]

How funny! I am also 65 and also met Robert last Father's day in Taos, NM. He was eating breakfast in a little restaurant sitting right next to us! We spoke to him for quite a while! He was so funny and down to earth! I too was 14 when i saw them in 1973 and have been obsessed with him for the past 50 years! It was all so shocking and miraculous! 😁

[@tonymaroni8773]

This was over 50 years ago with no autotune or computer gimmicks, just pure talent, we will never see another like Led Zeppelin.

[@Badmungo]

Robert has The Voice. like Mark Knopfler casually smashing a strat, Robert owns a mic.

[@SzypkiAndrzej]

Rival Sons getting close thou.

[@tarahill2193]

Yeah but ok. But it's ZEPPELIN.!!!!! I'm basing this on how many bands they've inspired? Yeah, I could base it on album sales or concerts,or How many people heard them 🤔, and said to themselves ' yeah,that's who I want to be".🎉🎉🎉

[@georgesheffield1580]

Yes at least 50 years ,a half a century ,think about that .

[@zosometalgod]

There were no mistakes in Jimmy's solo in this song! Jimmy plays with passion and feelings he becomes the guitar! And Jimmy plays notes that other guitarists wouldn't play That's what makes Jimmy Page The wizard of guitar playing!

[@stanleymerritt4722]

I figured someone would beat me to stating that there were no mistakes in the guitar solo. Thanks!!

[@PrimevalMudd]

There are quite a few little slips, mostly briefly hitting the wrong string or unmuted open strings, but that's what comes from a passionate performance where feel is more important than clinical precision. I wish I could play with a fraction of Page's panache. It's truly wonderful stuff.

[@CosmicVagabondPixie]

YAY!!! **Luvit** it is a part of him no doubt bout it! & YAY course i **Luv** seeing the word **Wizard** when pertaining to **MyJimmyPageGeniusMagicalWizardBabe** **KickAss!!!** heh

[@robertdillon9989]

@@PrimevalMudd Page’s style is not about hitting the strings perfectly, nor the Frets perfectly. It’s about a feeling in an expression, and as a guitar player of nearly 55 years, I will tell you that he is uncopyable, perfectly imperfect, all callcall and response between the guitar and the vocalist!!! it doesn’t get any better

[@PrimevalMudd]

@@robertdillon9989 Indeed! Perfection whimpers under passion's shadow. I love the technical brilliance of Vai et al but none of them melt me the way this performance does. (I'm 17 strumming years behind you!)

[@aragorn50th]

The great thing about Zeppelin is it really doesn't matter which song you listen to. You won't be disappointed.

[@theSunKing142]

That’s why ALL of their songs are my favorite tunes😎

[@daleclark7127]

Possibly the greatest live performance in rock and roll. Just insane!!!! Zep is the real deal without argument.

[@kimberlyqueener1153]

100!

[@tarahill2193]

Truth !!!!💙🔥✨️🎶

[@maddieme69]

I was at this concert I was 18 yrs old. OMG! What a fantastic concert.! I continued going to their concerts Must have seen Zeppelin live at least 25 times and never tired of seeing them perform. So talented and unique.

[@patriciaclements9457]

I've only seen them once, in 1969 (Detroit, Grande Ballroom, which Jimmy will mention once in a while during interviews) and am sorry that I never got to see them since. Hats off to you. You have lived a blessed life.

[@mja4wp]

YO...you got to see Grand Funk Railroad at that show. too....wicked@@patriciaclements9457

[@ScalinoCorleone]

Well, I was 4 yo when The Song Remains the Same came out, had to miss it... Still I got the great chance to see Page & Plant during their tours in the 90s, and it was different - for sure - but still amazing music. And this one was on the menu... :p

[@Elijah-Bailey]

I'm 21, you are so lucky to be old enough to see them!

[@bishlap]

3x for me, BUT, 25?!? You're the CHAMP!

[@lizziec2872]

Agreed about how sexy this music is, particularly Jimmy opening it before vocals begin

[@sicotshit7068]

This in my opinion is their greatest live song, it’s beautiful & shows their passion, a beautiful blues song. All 4 are the GOATS of their crafts, & together they are the GODS of ROCK BLUES & everything in between.

[@boki1693]

It's up there as favorite live. "In my time of Dying" Live is right there for me.

[@958298bordeaux]

I totally agree

[@jackiescoones5606]

Yes it's my favourite too! ❤ I wish this guy would stop talking and interrupting! I won't be watching this channel again!

[@sicotshit7068]

@@jackiescoones5606 yes some talk way to much, a little bit is fine.

[@artbagley1406]

ELECTRIFIED BLUES can't be beat! Led Zepp, Rolling Stones, The Animals, and so many other British Invasion bands need to commission a statue, a recording studio, SOMETHING, to honor all the classic Black blues artists on whose creativity the newer bands built their reputations with and on.

[@RickyB-u4s]

Four limbs of the same body. Jimmy didn't make "mistakes" he improvised every live performance, so none were exactly the same.

[@nickgeorgiou7770]

I hat it when someone says mistakes when it came to Jimmy’s guitar playing. It was part of playing outside the box. His “mistakes” were his way of experimentation. Plus a little well ok a lot of drug use 😜

[@willbernstein6596]

This is how you take a slow 12-bar blues into a face-melting masterpiece. One of a kind.

[@DianeLake-sw3ym]

The Yardbirds were known for having the 3 best guitarists in rock in their band at various times. It started with Eric Clapton. When he. left they got Jeff Beck. then the last was Page. The amazing thing is when the Yardbirds broke up they still had commitments in Scandinavia for some shows. Jimmy being the one left had to scape a band together in a month and rehearse before satisfying the commitment. He got John Paul Jones from the Sessions world and worked with him back when Page did that. For drums and singer Page was forced to go with two obscure guys in the midlands of England because no one else was interested. What Page ended up with was a band of all GOATS. And the greatest rock band in history.

[@DianeLake-sw3ym]

Also, check out an early Led Zeppelin video from 1968/69. They are playing You Shook Me. A great blues song and it will blow your mind. Also check out When the Levee Breaks. There is a great compilation video of the guys in this video.

[@peachmylk]

Electric. And that voice, man... just does things to me.

[@brianrussell6570]

Led Zeppelin never played a song the same twice

[@se9f282]

We all need a drink and a cigarette after listening to that. Led Zep, best ever, none other.

[@Ledgar64]

Hands down the greatest band of all time. Jimmy is the greatest ever in my opinion. Over 50 years listening to these monsters. I've heard them all and no one comes close. 😊

[@jilldiable8119]

Cant agree with you more,led zep have been my all time fave band ever,still are after over 50 yrs of hearing their pure music magic.ive never heard a poor performance by them.GENIUS'S TOTALLY. dont get bands to their caliber these days,no auto tune etc. Many great bands but no one touches them.i just can only imagine whatelse they could of done if it wasnt for the almighty god on the drums with bonzo sadly passing.

[@gregquante8864]

It’s so cool to see younger people discovering Zeppelin. Thanks!!!

[@rachelnyn5543]

Sebs, don’t worry about becoming “mainstream”. There’s never going to be anything mainstream anymore. Now you’ve heard it, you can’t unhear it! This song… Look, I’m 66 now and I still have “special feelings“ when I hear this song!😎🫠

[@thehum1000]

No quarter from the same concert is his greatest live solo 👍

[@cherylhurst7093]

Robert Plants confidence is amazing. Love this band. So smooth.

[@noway73]

Man.... Zeppelin just gives u the chills all over!! Was lucky enough to see them In 1977. Best concert ever!!🤘🔥✌️💫😎

[@susiedawson3349]

This live version is EPIC!!

[@janycemclin9571]

Yep! No point in listening to any other recording, it's too disappointing.

[@lamaniac51]

This was their 1973 concert at Madison Square Garden. I was a sophomore in high school, and it was the first concert I ever went to. And also the best ever concert that I ever went too. Simply Amazing! One of the best nights of my life.

[@taragreenetarotastro]

Lucky you. I got to see them when they made their debut in Toronto at the Rock Pile a 2,000 person club twice and then in 1972 at a smaller auditorium. They were amazing.

[@alansmith7626]

too cool! I graduated high school in 73 as well, saw them at The Salt Palace in Salt Lake City! We had te best music!

[@michaeljones0007]

This is when musicianship was a craft taken seriously and for the truly talented it could be a life changing experience.

[@stevejankowitz1492]

I just like watching when people realize why they STILL see and hear the name Led Zeppelin!

[@morrisfraser7236]

As a guitarist, listen to this performance again to the bass lines JPJ is playing on organ bass pedals while he’s playing the electric piano…

[@cynergy4]

I consider this their masterpiece. All 4 are at the peak of passion, and Jimmy plays his guitar like it's his lover. He has a lot of critics but I don't care what any of them say. His guitar takes me places that don't exist on this earth. As he said once "I don't play music, I play feelings". You might want to check out "The Rain Song" from this same concert

[@CosmicVagabondPixie]

**Beautifully** said YAY **Luvit** no one can compare to **MyJimmyPageGeniusMusicalMagicalWizardBabe** & Thank **YOU** cuz i feel the same way time & space disappear for me & yep i am in that place that does not exist on this earth exactly! i saw him once also introduce his guitar to the audience as his **Mistress** **LightningStruck** He was born to do what he does no doubt bout it! **RockON!!!**

[@isadona59]

Marvellous

[@reannejarvis9464]

There’s stuff I don’t need as long as I have Led Zep 🇦🇺🎸⚡️🤘🏾🤘🏼💋💙💙

[@marybethsinn6792]

Nothing compares, not now not ever, it is just superb and super natural

[@philskiathos]

1st band I saw live, circa 1973, ticket cost £1.25p. Changed my life, got me into music. Thanks Led Zeppelin, and you, for taking me back, taking me back, to where I came from.

[@michaeldrasic7587]

I was lucky to see them in Chicago '73 when they performed this same concert and in '72 another concert the earlier year. There's nobody who can make you feel the way they can, NOBODY!

[@limitedmark]

One of the greatest live performances of all time ..........ever

[@franklin2846]

Jimmy doesn’t make mistakes. A lot of critics also say he’s sloppy. That is Jimmy. He plays with purpose. They all do. If every note were sung, picked, drummed, and piped out perfectly it wouldn’t be Led Zeppelin.

[@cuz_i_sedso9574]

anytime jjimmy touches a guitar string it is art... by definition.

[@trouttrout3553]

IMPROVISATION!

[@omni379]

Only Led Zeppelin could transform a sold-out arena into a blues dive bar in an instant. This song (and NOT in a bad way) sounds and feels like a song you’d hear at a dingy blues bar somewhere in the South. I love it.

[@grahamfay2473]

Now you know why this band is the greatest with millions still listening to them and revering them. Pick any song and you'll be blown away.

[@crazyoldbat]

i clicked on this video because I graduated from high school in 1976 WE HAD THE BEST BANDS

[@martytobias239]

We sure as hell did,1975 grad.

[@Asti.sayAhstee]

@@martytobias239 High 5 for ‘75

[@kimberlyqueener1153]

We sure the hell did!

[@Asti.sayAhstee]

@@kimberlyqueener1153 and let’s not forget those cool muscle cars!

[@jimmyjameson8705]

Class of '76!!

[@ronnie9187]

Born in '67 I was part of that lost generation that missed everything that was cool about the 70ties, at least so it was in my perception. Fortunately my much older brother and sisters hat all those cool records, so just after the party was over, early eighties I was exploring in depth all that good music from that golden period. As a stranger within my own generation. Led Zeppelin was so damn good! I am very glad that the younger generation also starting to appreciate the quality of the music of that age. Looking back there was ofcourse also a lot of good music in the 80ties like Dire Straits, U2 Talking Heads, Roxy Music and Prince. But I still find the 70ties special. This life concert just shows how good Led Zeppelin really was. No tricks, no polishing voices and guitar with smart software. Raw and pure and perfect it is. Real craftmanship. Strong personallities that had something to give and to present and to tell to their audience.

[@kirstenstewart5758]

This is one of my favourite live performances of all time. It’s so beautiful and soulful from first note to end. You have merely dipped a toe into the greatness of Led Zeppelin and if you like the guitar, the blues, swagger and surprise, you are in for quite the ride! Keep going, their versatility and range will blow your mind.

[@kendixon7118]

Hi just read your comment your right zeppelin is the best live Here is one of my favorite live performances If you could try Billy Joel's song New York state of mind live at the old gray whistle test its not zeppelin but Billy's performance on that night warrants a look in my top 5 of live performances its worth the time spent.

[@jodybejarano5768]

A baby toe😊

[@SebsDuran]

My upload from last week was the wrong file lol and we had to wait for copyright restrictions to be lifted. Thank you for being here, though!

[@janetmcneil5503]

You do a fabulous job... much love to you and your girls...💜💜💜

[@aprilnewsome1932]

Please please do (WHOLE LOT OF LOVE) or (IMMIGRANT SONG) I'm not familiar with all of led zep, but these two I know well other than stairway, and they are freaking EPIC, must hear!❤🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@toddmichelfelder3417]

One of my all time favorites!!! Love it when Zeppelin does the blues!! You would enjoy Ten Years Gone!

[@peoplehavetherights]

There is more than a little blush influence on this piece....just great.

[@lmagdangal4842]

Perfect performance

[@billtaylor3382]

The GOAT!

[@cowbaby]

This isn't a blues influenced rock song, it's a rock influenced blues song. 100%

[@tarahill2193]

Great Point !!!!🔥💙🙏🏾🌎🎵

[@patricksiney]

With Led Zeppelin's 8 albums.... and how they play things live differently....I will never get tired of this band. They play live tight and loose all at the same time.

[@user-gu7kk5zk2b]

77 yrs old and Jimmy Page still gives me goose bumps

[@Cashcrop54]

Saw them in 1975 and 1977 and there aren't words really how I felt. Most of the time I couldn't believe they were right there. Wish I could have followed them like the people who followed the Grateful Dead.

[@barbaralavoie1045]

I lived when this was going on. Led Zeppelin was there throughout my youth. Yes, they were the beginning, yes. We all knew that from the beginning. Love them all.❤️❤️🥰👍

[@tomsoltess6636]

Saw them in 1977 best ever!

[@DESERTCYCLI5T]

My first time hearing Zepplin was at a party in 1969. I saw them live 3 times including this song, and their debut of Zep IV at the Boston Gardens. Without a doubt, the biggest musical influence of my life. Also one of the biggest pleasures as when I pick up my guitar a Page composition always comes out first. I've probably heard this song thousands of times and it's still brings tears to my eyes. Greatest rock band ever, each album was a new paradigm.

[@stevelambert6404]

❤❤❤❤ more Zeppelin, always more Zeppelin

[@aprilmason5978]

Thank you for playing Led... My all time favorite band ❤️❤️.. Please please play Kashmir ❤️❤️❤️🙋🏼‍♀️💯💯💯💯💯

[@NickTubeless]

That performance was unbelievable! I love watching people watch it for the first time because it totally outstandingly amazing.

[@dbclassic8733]

Page always said he plays 'feel' not precision, he acknowledges he's not always precise but you feel every note. However if you listen to his studio work it's pretty flawless and they most often recorded live takes in the studio

[@derekjackson1039]

Ironically executed amazing well until 77

[@seanprice6535]

I got to see Led Zeppelin live twice in the 70s then saw Page and Plant on their 94-95 tour then Jimmy Page with the Black Crows on '02. My second career was doing concert venue, tour and artist security. I also have been a drummer for 53 years and formed a band and am a drummer because of Bonzo and Zep as a whole. I had the pleasure of running back stage security for Robert Plant and the Amazing Space Shifters at the Santa Fe Opera House in 2019 where I sat on the backstage deck watching the sunset and talking with Robert Plant one on one for almost an hour. In this case meeting one of your heros (when I was 59 yrs old) was an awesome experience. I got to work him again last June in Taos NM with Allison Krause...awesome! I just retired from doing the security work and I have tons of great memories and as many awesome stories, some good some bad. If you ever get to see Plant live it's worth the cost of the ticket.

[@manuman27]

You had good times, I envy you. But I have seen Robert Plant Live on 2 occasions in the last few years with his latest band Saving Grace here in the UK. Both were superb concerts. Good luck to you in your retirement, never retire from great music.

[@seanprice6535]

@@manuman27 I agree. It is amazing how good Robert Plant still sounds. I feel lucky to have seen all the bands I have and luckier still to have worked, protected and met so many artists and crew members.

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

Wow…that all sounds AWESOME. I would love the opportunity to buy Robert a pint and just BS with him about mythology, history, Morocco etc. Just a small point: It’s Sensational Shape Shifters…..but they were indeed awesome! 😁

[@seanprice6535]

@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 you're correct, my mistake misnaming the Sensational Shape Shifters, my apologies. When I sat with him that afternoon and talked we talked about how quiet it is in the mountains of New Mexico and how he loved t.hem so much he had a home up near Peñasco, NM not far from the Opera House we were sitting and talking in. For me it was awesome!

[@robinbradbury6493]

There is a reason Led Zeppelin is legendary.

[@glennmurphy4820]

I knew a few people who had seen them live several times and they were a LIVE Band and each time the songs were different but just as good in each varied version.

[@deborahhalbert3372]

Their “Achilles Last Stand” live from Knebworth is epic

[@sicotshit7068]

Page also had complete control over producing editing mixing of their albums, which they may have been the first to do that. They also got it to where they got 90% of ticket sales, rather then only 10%. They broke ground in many ways, Plant also did the accounting for the band, saving them lots of money. Everything they do is amazing, some songs you’ll like more then others, but none are bad.

[@DianeLake-sw3ym]

Actually it was Peter Grant the manager that got them the 90 percent and worked with their finances along with Page. Peter grant changed the way rock artists were treated and paid in those days and made sure the band got their money.

[@sicotshit7068]

@@DianeLake-sw3ym yes I thought I had heard that, I didn’t state who got the 90%, but amazing it happened. Back then tickets really should have been more expensive, compared to today, glad they weren’t though I saw so many concerts.

[@francishughes542]

Peter Grant was the 5th member of Zepellin, & it was because of him they got a £200,000 advance before they had even produced an album, at the time, that was unheard of, when they were called the New Yardbirds, he alone rewrote the manager's rule book for musicians. One of his innovations was that he realised as early as 1971, that all of the fans were coming to see Zepellin, so he decided that there would be NO support band, & if you went to a Zepellin concert you were going to see just Zeppellin. It was because of Grant that Zepellin became very rich, very quick, when bands in the 60,s were being ripped off left, right & centre, after less than 2 years they became the biggest band in the World, the Beatles had just split up & by this time they were outselling the Stones 2-1. Grant said to Jimmy " you lot concentrate on the music, & i wont intefere, & leave everything else to me", there will never be another Band like Zeppelin, or another manager like Grant. There are many interviews out there on youtube, of Jimmy, Robert, & John Paul saying about how he was the perfect manager. R. I. P. Peter Grant - 1935 - 1995.

[@sicotshit7068]

@@DianeLake-sw3ym yes it was Peter Grant, I just meant they were the first band to get 90%.

[@sicotshit7068]

@@francishughes542 I’ve watched as many as I’ve been able to find. A funny one is Plant & Page in Japan in the 90’s.

[@user-tc5pl3zw3h]

Not just legendary - Led Zeppelin are the Norse gods of rock & roll. They have ascended.

[@delwilliams3373]

I couldn't help but laugh at your reaction. Glad to see you get it. My older brother exposed me to LZ at age 10. Been a 50 yr. Fan! Led Zeppelin was the Big Bang of rock & roll.

[@willyroussel3563]

Jimmy was a sought after session player before the yardbirds. he is the man

[@thaddaeusjohn]

Since the first time I i heard this song, it not only instantly became my favorite Zep song, but one of my all-time favorite songs EVER.

[@joannetucker4688]

ROCK GODS

[@robhtp3817]

I was in the 10th grade when Led Zeppelin came through Los Angeles (with John Bonham's son Jason Bonham on drums), I had some friends going to the concert and of course my parents didn't let me go, but looking back, I guess it was the right choice, I prolly would have came home drunk and stoned, LOL. I finally had the pleasure of catching them when they came through again this time only Jimmy Page and Robert Plant I think it was 1994 and man it was hell-a-fun!!! They played 90% Led Zeppelin and 10% of new music but I didn't care, I got the Led out!!! 👊

[@RuthKing-wm9nw]

I listen to Zeppelin every week..for 50+ years....still can't get enough. Saw them live and will never forget it!

[@rubencastaneda7556]

In my time of dying...IT'S A MUST live...you're welcome.

[@johndaley8599]

Legends best concert ever

[@viscash3606]

IMHO the best blues song ever and my favorite Zepp track. I've listened to this song thousands of times ...... literally ...... and I'm still not weary of it at all. My favorite. The GOAT!!!

[@utekrause8334]

Eargasm ha ha thats it. I have been seen and hearing this performance at least a hundred times and still get it. By the way , your reaction was GOLD.

[@bikerdan62]

The call and response in this song is so good. They were at their prime here.

[@candicewitzkoske3155]

Loved the time; nothing can beat 70s music!

[@liatherose6275]

Try “In My Time of Dying.” Another phenominal blues song by LZ.

[@williamtauriello1581]

Keep in mind both Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones were studio musicians long before LZ started, so there is a precision, versatility and range in LZ that many other bands simply never had.

[@maryhodges6549]

I saw Led Zepplin in London when I was 16, I was too young to appreciate how damn exquisite they still are

[@Michael-Philip]

🎸Oh Jimmy 🎸

[@CosmicVagabondPixie]

heh Oh Jimmy IS the Best!

[@juliemanarin4127]

Love him!

[@bardaghohio]

Wow, what a great reaction! Love your passion for music, and the emotion you show while you're listening. Led Zep was a blues/rock band, especially early in their career. Listen to "When The Levee Breaks," or, "You Shook Me," (one of the best blues/rock songs *ever*) to hear more of the magic that was Led Zep.

[@williamloree905]

Best band ever! I saw them in 1971 Detroit-

[@Asti.sayAhstee]

Dazed and Confused is a must. No, wait, Kashmir is a must. Oh, hell, do ‘em both.

[@LeanneAnderson-e5c]

Kashmir definitely

[@bboyshotty]

one of my all time fav live performances by anyone ever..it made me see Led Zeppelin from a way different lens

[@SAC-ECM]

The GOATS of metal. I was at this concert in 73. I saw them 2 nights that week as they finished out their U S Tour.

[@bazbarrett8103]

They were never metal.

[@DianeLake-sw3ym]

Adding a few weeks later. You read Jimmy being the best guitarist but, did you know that John Bonham is seen as the best drummer ever and Robert Plant is basically tied with Freddie Mercury as the greatest singer of rock ever. John Paul Jones is seen as this genius. Underrated as the quiet one he actually has spent his life learning and perfecting his skills. Not just as a bassist but also keyboard which broadened the ability of Zeppelin to bring even more diverse and creative songs Like Kashmir to the arena. The influence Zeppelin has had on every band after them is apparent. But, none of them understood the band completely. They only saw the hard rock. And the posturing sex symbol singer. The riff player and the myths and reality of their on the road escapades. But, the imitators never understood the intellect and diversity of the band. The bringing in of English mythology, folk, real blues, acoustic sounds and international sounds, Tolkin (A passion of Robert Plant who was a huge reader) and all who were curious of the world as well of the past. The influence of Jazz and blues and English folk songs. This went over the heads of Zeppelin's imitators who were quite shallow.

[@92Rocks]

I’m 54. Been listening to Zep since I was a kid in 1975. Page is a wizard. If you want to hear him shred the Scotty Moore licks, listen to bootlegs of Whole Lotta Love from 1970-73. Others were more consistent through the years, but few had the touch, feel and tone of Jimmy Page.

[@mikefetterman6782]

This is Jimmy's best guitar work on camera, probably. Months before this performance, he had a string of accidents including getting his hand slammed in a car door, to his fingers, it is amazing he was able to play at all. I saw Plant and Page in concert in 1997, and I was in the prescence of GODS. I stared at Jimmy's fingers on the big screen most of the show in amazement. Jimmy played a telecaster earlier, then switched to this particular Les Paul because it had a great sound (he got it from Joe Walsh, of Eagles, James Gang, and solo work fame (Rocky mountain way)

[@myndzye2025]

Thank you for this video. Led Zeppelin is the greatest band of all time, and seeing the new(er) generations discovering them will never get old. When you said that Page had the sound that you’ve sought since you were a kid, I felt that. Along with Zeppelin, there’s another name you need to know, and that’s Jeff Beck. Try looking up his “demo” of Hendrix’s Little Wing, and then Stevie Wonder’s “‘Cause We’ve Ended As Lovers” live at Ronnie Scott’s. You will not regret it, he IS that sound.

[@debrayoung8282]

Raw, incredible talent. No autotune, no redos... just pure talent. This is my favorite LZ songs. It's sexy as hell.❤

[@joey_jersey671]

I Can't Quit You Babe and You Shook Me are some Zeppelin Blues songs...both are incredible...

[@thomasp.3796]

I love your reaction to this song. If you get a chance, check out their song "Kashmir". That is the song that the members of Led Zeppelin consider to be pretty much their best song. Live version or studio version, both are amazing.

[@tonyterryjohnson8603]

They have so much more. Other favorites include Kashmir (Their best), Going to California, Misty Mountain Hop, Nobody's fault but mine, When the Levee breaks (Amazing blues). And so many more. Kashmir and When the Levee breaks should be next and should be soon. Take good care.

[@DeniseFowlerInNC]

Every single one of them are/were a different level of musician. John Bonham (RIP) - arguably the best drummer in any genre; John Paul Jones to this day is an amazing bassist and keyboardist; Jimmy Page - still amazing; Robert Plant - still unparalleled! I am privileged to have seen them!

[@FlyYogi]

You are correct! I watch every reaction to this song. It is by far my favorite LZ live performance. And, yes, I watch to see the light go on like it did in me. Led Zeppelin has been the soundtrack to this life for me. Their music, each song, is like a good friend I've trusted since I was a little kid. For over 50 years they've been reliable and my go to in difficult moments.

[@user-tc5pl3zw3h]

The thing I love about all of this guitar Page does this whole time is that he is pretty faithful to the minor pentatonic first box, and that Albert King box in the 2nd position, but occasionally strays into boxes 3, 4, and 5 for the really high bits. Despite all of that, he accomplishes pure magick. This music is THE foundation of the rock that came fsince them.

[@norahdenovan8658]

The gods that are LZ. They will live forever, & I am an old dude who has been with them since age 15 yr. Worship ❤

[@juliemanarin4127]

In 1970 i was 10 years old i first heard Zeppelin...it blew me away and they remain my favorite!!

[@DianeLake-sw3ym]

Same here. the first was Immigrant Song on AM radio. FM was just up and coming back then. I was about your age then as well. I was 12.

[@brr8888]

They are the greatest rock band in history.

[@robertzombiekill6365]

Welcome to the wonderful music of my generation (yes they were GENIUSES) and this is the band that basically set the standard for the music industry from 1969 to 1980 when the drummer passed away. You should listen to All their albums.

[@marcushampton2075]

Thanks for a great reaction. Born 1954 in the UK I grew up with the Beatles but when Zep hit us it was a whole new level. All 4 players are stand alone excellent musicians and the level of conscious connectivity between them musically is astounding. This track in particular is blues jazz rock fusion and beautifully constructed. When Plant says "now listen, just you listen", Page goes into a continuo mode reminiscent of Italian belle canto opera for Plant to deliver the tradegy of the "front door opens the back door slams back door man" heart of the song. The final jazz chord is sheer genius because it pulls the rug out from under the whole emotion you have gone through because..hey...we got a lot more songs for you tonight....wow.

[@keving8006]

"I feel like I took drugs & I'm like, on some right now!" Yeah. I feel ya, dude! I suggested this masterpiece to you on your Stairway reaction video. I checked your homepage, & realized you'd already found it. I also love these... Next up? No Quarter & Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You

[@pansysutton4689]

They are icons. No group has ever came close to them, and I don't think any ever will.

[@johnkauffman9670]

Thank You for this. The emotion in this sound was incredible when I saw it live. I tell people that Led Zeppelin took me emotionally to places I could never get to before or after hearing them. It was just a transcendental experience.