Led Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Love (Official Music Video) | First Time Reaction

[@nealsullivan904]

Be listening to Led Zeppelin since 1975. The greatest rock band. Just enjoy.

[@InnaSoloMusic]

That’s awesome!

[@Bob-l4q6f]

​@@InnaSoloMusic - I am guessing that after listening to 'Whole Lotta Love' by Led Zeppelin you are now a Led Zeppelin fan who craves more of their phenomenal music?!

[@bukitkatilmp]

Led Zeppelin - Only band to beat the Beatles record for concert attendance in the US. Major influence on almost every single rock band of today and the past.

[@bobbybingo7962]

"Kashmir", "Black Dog", "Ramble On", really anything from Zepp is fantastic. You have reached the top of the rock and roll mountain.

[@russneedham1701]

AC/DC are on the top of that mountain

[@cmel714]

There is Led Zeppelin and there is everybody else. The double neck guitar is a 12 string guitar on top 6 string lower.

[@BBaldwin]

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

[@robertoa8672]

they are un-copyable ,( trying to copy them is totally difficult , totally impossible ) they are unique they are out of any category

[@DKLGalactus5]

May possibly be true but you know what they say The Clash the only band that really mattered.

[@jimsy7al]

BINGO!!!

[@matthewdotchin981]

Once you discover Led Zeppelin life will never be the same. Can't wait for more reactions from them. Good stuff!

[@bennybuffylove]

She's already discovered Nightwish, Led Zeppelin doesn't compare to them.

[@mohammedjamil2277]

@@bennybuffylove never heard of nightwish!

[@mohammedjamil2277]

@@bennybuffylove I just googled them....Nightwish from Finland 🇫🇮 says it all!! 😆😆😆

[@vals_loeder]

@@bennybuffylove yeah ... no.

[@catalickconverta6823]

Black dog!

[@paulsonajo5734]

Led Zep.. Greatest rock band of all time

[@PeterTea]

“This song is very different to Stairway to Heaven.” Welcome to Led Zeppelin. This song could have easily been titled Whole Lotta Sex. The double neck guitar is a six and a twelve string on one body. It’s used so Jimmy doesn’t have to switch guitars in the middle of a song. Check out Since I’ve Been Loving You from them… or anything really.

[@InnaSoloMusic]

Thank you very much for your comment and your suggestions 😊

[@boki1693]

Since "Ive been Loving you" Live to me is a must! Talk about stage prescience! Anything from the Madison Square garden show in 1973 live is fire.

[@kenkonwick6660]

Yeah Whole Lotta Sex is right. Hard to be more specific in lyrics with, I'm gonna give u every inch of my love, or I'm gonna be your backdoor man.

[@doomhunter697]

@@kenkonwick6660 At that time, "Back door man" was slang for a man having an affair with a married woman, using the back door as an exit before the husband comes home. The Doors had a song by that name with that meaning a couple of years prior.

[@kenkonwick6660]

@doom hunter lol ok, I believe that all I wish. I grew up in the 60s, and it was a double entendre phase then as well as now

[@robertmazzella8121]

Back in the 1970's I saw them live. No band has ever moved me the way they did.

[@MsAppassionata]

Same here. My only regret is that I only saw them once.

[@hydroy1]

I was lucky , seen them twice. After L/Z 2 in 69 & 74 after L/Z 4

[@robertderrico7604]

Saw them in 1975

[@darrencooke4207]

Every Led Zeppelin song is a different style as they we're so versatile

[@RonWebb333]

Led Zeppelin was one of the greatest, with such a wide variety of styles. This is one of their best blues rockers. It's nasty (a musical term), and really rocks.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Greatest band to ever grace the planet! Try their live performances!!

[@bennybuffylove]

What you smoken?

[@nickcollins2413]

Most overrated maybe

[@mohammedjamil2277]

@nickcollins2413 all four band members were extremely gifted musicians and experts in there chosen profession. They have influenced more bands in particular rock bands than anyone in history. The greatest rock band of all time

[@mohammedjamil2277]

@@bennybuffylove smiling to Led Zeppelin 😊

[@jimsy7al]

You're overrated in your own mind.@@nickcollins2413

[@PCPAyLOAD]

"What was that!?".. That was music.

[@clay-tw5gc]

I loved your reaction to this. It tends to surprise people when they first hear it. I remember being surprised by as a teen in when it came out. Led Zeppelin as a group refused to get locked into one music genre. They did a lot of experimenting. They have a wide range of styles.

[@coffeejoejava]

Led Zepplin were MASTERS of electric blues. Their music transcends stereotypes.

[@vern74]

Just two songs and you are hooked. Welcome to the greatest rock band ever. I have been a Led Junkie since 1970 when I first heard them. You are going to have a complete world of music to experience. Their music is never boring..❤❤

[@scottbaldwin7133]

the #1band of all time the best

[@jackempson3044]

It was an instant hit in the sixties. It was a new sound. You'll be wearing a Led Zeppelin shirt soon. They will grow on you fast.

[@badbob6689]

Like your reaction. The double guitar is a six string on the bottom and 12 string on the top which produce different tones. Led Zeppelin does a lot of blues type rock songs. This song came out when a quad sound system was trying to hit the market where the sound was broken into 4 track instead of just 2 tracks like in stereo. the middle of the song gives a swirling effect where it seems like its spinning around you which works great off a quad system. I had a friend in high school who had a quad system when this song came out and it worked great. Quad systems never real took off and few artist recorder in quad but you can still get the effect off of headphones even in stereo.

[@InnaSoloMusic]

Thank you very much for the explanation, I had no idea! 😊

[@billgwinn9600]

I was at their their first American tour. Yeah, I’m old. But I absolutely love seeing young people’s reactions to great rock music from the hey day. Beatles, Stones, Zeppelin. Any order you wish. All the greatest. I realize I’m leaving out JH Experience and Cream. God, was I lucky to live in those days.

[@draguladirt]

One of my top 10 songs - love the guitar riff.There's a live version over 20 minutes long - starts off with this song then goes into a medley of other songs and then returns to this. Awesome stuff !!

[@johnwalsh9144]

This song was released as the lead track on their 2nd album in dec.1969. It was decades ahead of its time, and shot their popularity into outer space, taking the top world group title from the Beatles, who had held it since 1962. The sounds created in the middle section have been described well enough below, what I didn't see mentioned is that they are creating the sound of a sexual encounter, climaxing (pun intended) with the drum roll and guitar solo!

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

Wow I'm so excited to see you react to this. Imo, Zeppelin is the best live band and the best band in history- period! ✌🏼❤

[@rentner66]

Hi Inna, this was one of the first bands i have seen live (long time ago) and now, i m 75 and its so nice to see your reaction, that makes me happy!

[@InnaSoloMusic]

Thank you! 😊

[@markunderwood912]

It's a big clue in the lyrica when he says "I want to give you evey inch of my love"❤❤❤

[@caplondon]

I have seen other reactors say they have to wait 30 days before video is released. Great reaction to this classic banger! Yes, LZ has a wide range and variety of styles. Happy Friday, working your way to the weekend! 🎸 🥁 🎉❤

[@RonWebb333]

At 4:30 you paused and asked, "what was that?". Actually Jimmy Page did several things such as slide the pick up or down strings, use a bow to play strings, etc. This video was taken from clips and matched pretty well with the audio, but it does a great job of delivering the music in all its power and glory.

[@bobbain7646]

You are hearing Heavy Metal being invented. Pure, Raw Rock and Roll as only Led Zeppelin could pull off!!!

[@hunterg6697]

Ha Ha Ha!!!! Inna ... EVERYTIME I hear this song I crack up. When I was in my early 20s, my friend played this song on a CD Juke Box in a diner after we were returning from a concert. This song was playing on everyone's speakers in the restaurant. That part at 4:15 - 4:24 where Robert Plant is going ..."Ah Ah Ah Ah..." and you said, " I am Shocked. What was that?" ... you can imagine the people in the restaurant. Sitting across from our table were two gray haired old ladies. One of them said... "Oh My God! This is soooo vulgar." I laughed soooooo hard that I was crying. Thanks for sharing this reaction. I love you reaction too. That was great. BTW. Led Zeppelin is one of my ALL TIME favorite bands. Great Reaction!!!!

[@InnaSoloMusic]

Thank you very much for sharing that with me! I can only imagine that scene haha 😃

[@kswck]

Those sound effects at 4:00 were from playing a guitar with a bow-none of the new 'electronic' effects. Jimmy was also one of the first to play a double-neck guitar in concert

[@philipturner9087]

It’s about the act of well you know . . . Whole lot of love.

[@bernhardherrmann9230]

YEAH, DUDE ~ SEXUAL INTERCOURSE 😊 ❤🎉😮😊!!! BERNIE GERMANY 😊

[@bendalton5221]

he was pulling a violin bow back and forth across his guitar strings

[@ironlete]

Led zeppelin top 5 the best band of rock history...my ranking...the beatles...led zeppelin...deep purple...pink floyd...metallica...

[@cluneyc]

Hey cute as a button Anna when this song came out everyone was shocked, no one had heard anything like it before. Best way to further understand led zeppelin is to hear more. I love that you're morphing toward this type of music. This song was from their first album. Yes more reactions from zeppelin!

[@RLhole68]

The guitarist Jimmie Page was using a bow from either a violin or cello to play his electric guitar among other different technics not shown in the film, I say film because those a different clips from movies taken during concerts back in the 1970's.

[@Brandi6666]

Girly girl. I think this has to be one if not the best reaction i’ve watched Rekon you been struck by hammers of the gods 🤘❤️👏👏👏👏👏. New subscriber double neck guitar

[@rutssy]

The doubleneck guitar is cool. Have a great day!

[@williamfreret6859]

First seconds and you were in...Led Zeppelin fever catched you!

[@spruce381]

You knew exactly what it was about. Great reaction. ❤️👍🏽👍☘️

[@royfeigel2535]

Te double neck is a 12 string on one neck and 6 on the other.. The beginning of Stairway to Heaven uses the 12 to get the sound he wanted. The 6 for the ending guitar solo. . Thhe reason for a double neck is to not have to have to change guitars in the middle of the song..

[@williamstolz2584]

The double necked guitar is two guitars in one, one is a 12 string and one is a 6 string works really good in stairway but if is not really needed in this song.

[@grantlane8176]

Top song. Your getting better with your reviews.

[@dbdeg88]

Okay, so I don't play guitar, and I'm no guitar expert, but I think the purpose of the double-necked guitar (or "popsicle guitar" as I call it. I don't think anyone else calls it that, I just call it that because it reminds me of those popsicles with the two sticks that you can break in half. Anyway) is that one of the necks is stringed with six strings, the other with twelve. Also, one of the necks is shorter than the other. This means each half produces a different sound from the other depending on which side is being played. It's basically two separate guitars smooshed into one, and I believe the purpose of this is that, ordinarily, when being played live, the guitarist would not be able to play both kinds of guitars on a single song, not without a considerable pause between playing while they switched guitars. But with this guitar, all he needs to do is move from one side of the guitar to the other to switch the guitar sound instantly. I think that's what that's all about. People who actually know more about guitars, please correct me if I'm wrong.

[@dmeyer4553]

The double neck guitar is a 12 string on the top neck and a standard 6 string on the bottom. The musician can either play the top or bottom neck depending on what kind of sound he wants. 12 strings will give a richer and fuller sound.

[@mikerowley1189]

Jimmy Paige….one of the top 5 greatest electric guitar players played the double guitar for Led Zeppelin 9:20 ….Whole Lotta Love was a very sexy song with its lyrics……Led Zeppelin was one of the greatest heavy rock bands in rock history….Stairway to Heaven……it’s all time great was …..an exception…..slower paced…most of their music was high energy. Robert Plant was the lead singer with a unique voice…..their live stage performances were always sold out and unrivaled….it couldn’t get any better….they were natural raw talent!

[@robertkf1]

The double necked guitar was used on other songs, the second neck was 12 string used on songs like, "Stairway to Heaven" .

[@FredMeli]

Psychedelic a bow across the strings, tripping.

[@Andaius20]

You can see it in snippets in the video compilation playing he's playing the electric guitar with a violin bow... About the guitars, if you look closely in the video, the top arm has 12 strings and the lower arm has the standard 6 string. the 12 string basically has a different sound set. it's easier to carry the one double necked guitar them to wear 2 guitar during the performance...

[@ScottT248]

That unique sound is created by Jimmy using a violin bow to drag across the strings of the guitar. Also, the double neck guitar is for when you need two different guitar sounds in the song as both necks are tuned differently. You only play one neck at a time but can switch to the other when needed for a different sound. Also, try the live version of 'Dazed and Confused' to see how Jimmy uses the violin bow. It is amazing.

[@malcolmwood5676]

I don't think the two necks are tuned differently but one is a 12 string and the other is a 6 string. 12 string guitars have an inherently different sound.

[@PortCharmers]

This particular guitar appears to have one 6 string and one 12 string neck. But you could of course use a double 6 string to switch quickly between two different tunings. I have also seen a bass / guitar hybrid. However, I struggle hard enough to play a normal guitar.

[@coelacanth9821]

no violin bow was used in whole lotta love. that's guitar feedback, primarily, and theremin put through a distortion unit.

[@ep2560]

Kashmir from Live concert " Celebration Day " . What a performance at that age .

[@RP_Williams]

The double guitar is one that is a twelve string (somewhat unusual), and one that is a six string (the standard most guitars use). 12 string gives it a little more full of a sound (especially acoustic 12 strings).

[@jimmeyer578]

It's a Gibson twin neck. The top neck is 12 string and the lower is 6 string. It is great for quick switching guitar sounds from section to section in a piece of music. The pickups can be set to different tones as well as the switch in character between 6 and 12 string sounds.

[@williamcabell142]

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[@JayCross]

This double necked guitar has a 6-string lower neck and a twelve string upper neck. You can see something similar on The Band & the Staples doing "The Weight", but in that one the guitarist has an 8-string Mandolin on top. The guitarist for Cheap Trick (see their song "Surrender") plays with many-necked guitars.

[@ronniemontrose5505]

Double neck guitar has 12 strings on the top and 6 strings on the bottom neck. The top is for rythum strumming and finger picking and a few other sounds. The bottom 6 strings are usually for lead guitar riffs, tapping, harmonics, feed back ect. I hope I explained it right? Too much to go into detail.

[@garrybailey7939]

Paige is playing a double-neck Gibson guitar. One neck is a 6-string and the other neck is a 12-string.

[@KarlRKaiser]

Notice that one of the double guitar necks has 12 strings, and the other 6 strings. 12 strings has a fuller sound, and the guitarist can make each guitar have a different tone - clean or rough.

[@carlosalbertocanepasoliman2980]

Les Zeppelin changed my life…never listened something like that before…I was about 10 years old and that just really blew my mind when I first listened whole Lotta Love… the picture I have is my older cousin and friends gathering listening this song… I think you must check out more of Led Zeppelin…just 2 ones of a lot of mind blowing band are Over the Hills and Far Away and Traveling Riverside Blues…Led Zeppelin the best rock band ever!!

[@steelers6titles]

A subtle, delicate ode.

[@DavidGridley]

I find myself smiling every time I watch your reactions.. Jimmy Page was famous for the double neck guitar and using a bow on the guitar strings. One of my favorite Zepp songs.. also love Kashmir if you've never heard that one.

[@davidkay7123]

The double necked guitars purpose is to provide a normal 6 string neck with the option to switch to a 12 string neck. Such an awesome instrument. :)

[@paulhadfield7909]

the doulbe guitar, top is 12 strring, so very smooth and bottom 6 string so rougher

[@jimmysears8228]

Double neck guitar. The top neck has 12 strings, and the bottom neck has 6 strings. They can be tuned differently and have different pick ups as well.

[@tonyard6063]

Not sure if this is true but I heard on a radio program years ago (1980s) that this song was about a married female fan who was obsessed with Robert Plant in England when they were starting out. He and her had a thing going on when her husband was not around or unaware hence the back door man part. The double guitar was so he could sound different in the same song without swapping guitars.

[@zosometalgod]

The double neck Gibson guitar which Jimmy Page made famous he's the The creator and the guitarist for Led Zeppelin! One neck is a six string and the top neck is a 12 string to play different kinds of notes to get close enough like studio recording live

[@stevePsutton]

The double neck guitar is a 12 string & a 6 string and used for Stairway To Heaven (1975). I think the video you are watching for Whole Lotta Love (1969) is a montage of clips ranging from early 1968/9, date of Whole Lotta Love, to 1975/9 performances where Jimmy Page would have been using the double guitar on stage.for some songs. His go to guitar was a Gibson Les Paul single neck 6 string

[@robertwamboldt9437]

Top neck 12 string rich and full bottom neck 6 string sharper (lead) double neck guitar!

[@RichjojoCehura]

U are soooo lucky to start this LZ journey..have fun ❤😊

[@garybrenner2801]

The double-neck guitar Jimmy Page is playing is a 12-string guitar on the top neck & a 6-string guitar on the bottom neck.

[@randallcox6573]

The double neck guitar is both a 12 string and a 6 string on one frame. Most use just a 6 string, however there are those who play a 12 string. For those who play both this setup is perfect.

[@vovindequasahi]

Yah baby you need to listen to it a couple of more times to drive it home!

[@wpollock1]

Zep has their rocking side and then they can switch right into Blues, then switch into a ballad....fantastic band with hugely musical inventiveness.

[@davidcollver6155]

Violin bow, Jimmy Page, used it on his Les Paul Electric to get that special special sound and effect. From what I understand he also used it in the song Dazed and Confused. I just Googled it I cheated. Jimmy Page uses a twin neck guitar for 6 string and 12 string capability so he doesn't have to switch guitars in the middle of a song.

[@edilsonmaceno]

Led zeppelin is best rock band ever. Black dog is my sugestion. Exciting live and perfectionist in The studio

[@InnaSoloMusic]

Thank you very much for the suggestion 😊

[@brucefollett8117]

The strange electronic sounds in the middle part of Whole Lotta Love are produced using an instrument called a theramin. Played by guitarist Jimmy Page, the theramin had an antenna that controlled the pitch and volume of the tones depending on the distance and height of his hand relative to the antenna. Page can be seen playing the theramin in the live version of Whole Lotta Love from the 1973 concert at Madison Square Garden.

[@coelacanth9821]

that, and guitar with heavy feedback - especially those low grumbly sounds.

[@macleadg]

It’s mainly the violin bow on the electric guitar.

[@coelacanth9821]

no bow used on whole lotta love. @@macleadg

[@macleadg]

@@coelacanth9821 3:44

[@coelacanth9821]

most of the footage in that video is not from whole lotta love but from many sources, times and different performances. that bit's from a live performance of dazed and confused. @@macleadg

[@cluggyahoo]

You missed the part where Plant says " I'm gonna give you every inch of my love"

[@SaltLifeTradition]

the 4 gods of music, man i miss them.

[@InnaSoloMusic]

Gods of music is a good description

[@tbmike23]

Led Zeppelin were supremely talented. Listening to an album you hear 12 different songs, with 12 different styles, but all with their flavor. They do make you want to dance, but a lot of people did a lot more than dancing to this classic blues cover.

[@vals_loeder]

If I ever have to pick a song being the last one I may ever listen to it will be this one. It has everything a rock song needs and more. Paige is brilliant on the guitar and using a violin bow to make unique sounds during the break is fantastic. Plant's vocals are not from this world. Drummer Jon Bonhom plays his drum like a machine gun and John Paul Jones playing the jazz bass is without knowing a real fitting word, "fat". And the lyrics, well, it is obvious what it is about and the music with the lyrics combined is 5.33 minutes of bedroom activity ... with happy end. Listen to the song a few more times and you will never take it from your playlist anymore. It just is that awesome.

[@1edinnola]

The sound cones the soul

[@kevinharalson4538]

That’s a double neck guitar. 12 string on top, 6 string on bottom! The strange sound was Jimmy playing his guitar with a bow.

[@douglaspensack3499]

You Shook Me and The Lemon Song. Both very heavily blues influenced songs.

[@gassie62]

The unique sound is a sonic wave theremin. He is NOT using a bow on whole lotta love. He does use a bow on "Dazed and Confused".

[@elishuk9942]

Its called "Rock and Roll"! Over 50 years old and still awesome! One of the greatest and most talented and diverse bands ever! Try "Since Ive been Loving You"-Live, Immigrant Song, Ramble On is a great twist, Black Dog, so much more! Enjoy, its worth it!

[@LogicalSon01]

The double neck guitar has a 12-string neck on the top and a regular 6 string on the bottom. This way the artist can quickly & easily switch between them because there is a huge difference in the way they sound.

[@RobertDavisAdman]

The dual neck guitar is a twelve string and a six string. The twelve string has a fuller sound and closer to the sound of an acoustic. Each has its place. :)

[@stanleynykaza9042]

The top neck of the guitar is a twelve string for rhythm mostly and the bottom neck is six string for lead solo guitar . Please react to OVER THE HILLS FAR AWAY and RAMBLE ON by Led Zepplin

[@julienmgastonmercier]

The double guitar was built out of necessity.. there were some versions before but he had his built for Stairway specifically because of of those 12 string changes.. it then lended use to Song Remains abs many other classic tunes.. such a beautiful guitar..

[@JiTiAr35]

This is about f***ing. Good reaction 👍

[@sumonjamal1653]

This was from 1969 from 'Led Zeppelin II' (Led Zeppelin's 2nd album), and before Led Zeppelin debuted in early 1969, there was no such thing as 'heavy rock' or 'heavy metal'... U had guitar-oriented bands like Jimi Hendrix Experience, Vanilla Fudge, and The Who... but music back then was The Beatles, The Doors, The Rolling Stones, etc... Even Jimmy Page (guitar) was in a band called The Yardbirds until 1968, which is when he put Led Zeppelin together and recorded their debut album. The power behind Led Zeppelin was definitely John Bonham's powerhouse drumming... combined w/ Robert Plant's high vocals... That was what made Zeppelin's first album the first 'heavy rock' record... Jimmy Page (guitar) wanted to harness that power w/ the bass grooves of John Paul Jones and added layers of guitar to make the music heavier... The songs were intense and blues-oriented. Nobody had heard anything like it before, and in 1969, the album rapidly sold and gave Led Zeppelin instant fame. Hoping to capitalize on their live power in concert... Page recorded 'Led Zeppelin II' in 1969 w/ more original songs and added more layers of instruments to make the record a classic... He would experiment in the studio w/ sounds and depth while recording and gave the album a quality that changed music forever. 'Whole lotta love' was released as a single in 1969 and it became a huge hit... 'Led Zeppelin II' went to #1 on the US charts and Led Zeppelin were massive by 1970 after just 2 years as a band. They eventually had to give credit to blues songwriter Willie Dixon for the track... Those 2 Zeppelin records inspired a plethora of bands to play heavy rock music... Deep Purple changed their sound in 1970 to play heavy rock... Black Sabbath also debuted in 1970... There wasn't a band in the 70's (or 80's) who wasn't inspired by Led Zeppelin. They were the originators of what became heavy metal and hard rock music. And this was where it began... Years later, the members of Led Zeppelin rejected the term 'heavy metal'... they wanted to be known for their diverse sound (that included acoustic music) and not just as a 'heavy rock' band 😈

[@InnaSoloMusic]

Oh wow! Thank you very much for the explanation! So iconic of them to refuse the “heavy metal” term!

[@bubba3223]

Since I’ve Been Loving You live at MSG should be next :-)

[@jaumepiquebernaus1853]

Hi , great to see new generations start loving the great bands of all times. When Zeppelin recorded stairway to heaven Page did It with three diferents guitars, two of them Gibson, but he knows how dificult is to change the guitar three times on a live concert , decided ask to Gibson the possibility to build a double neck guitar especialy done for him and then he can be abel to do this masterpiece with the diferences sound and tunes. Sorry for my english Keep on rocking . I'm rom Barcelona.

[@timothyjones4696]

The top neck of the double guitar is a twelve string, the lower neck is a six string.

[@Mickael_]

Inna : "I'm in schocked... what was that??" Me : "No idea?. really... hahaha" 😁

[@dug3569]

That was best ever

[@F-14_Jockey]

Look at their 1973 concert at Madison Square Garden. The double-neck guitar has a 12-string on the top and a standard 6-string on the bottom neck. You are listening to "Hard Rock" which is Riff based, consisting of a 3-4 person band, the music has roots in American Blues. Being a sophisticated listener means you have developed a deeper understanding of what it takes to make the sound you're hearing, musicianship etc. One does not just touch a guitar string and out comes what you're hearing. Sensitivity of touch and manipulation, along with carefully selected tube amplifiers and sound effect pedals and boxes are combined and offer an infinite soundscape that must be expertly manipulated to produce what you're listening to. Have a few drinks before listening to this music.

[@bigdog8579]

The top is a 12 string and the bottom is standard 6 string guitar!

[@bennybuffylove]

This was one of my favorite songs back in 1969, the beer tasted good when this was playing on the juke boxes and radios. Too bad they only had a few songs that I liked back then.

[@sisulart]

"I wanna be your backdoor man". A backdoor man is an old term for the lover of a married woman, the husband goes to work out the front door then the lover comes in through the back door. lol

[@SIR-DanielHunter]

Double neck guitar the top neck is a 12 string the bottom is a 6 string jimmy page had it built for the concert at Madison square garden 1973 For the song stairway to heaven ❤