(BLIND REACTION) LED ZEPPELIN - SINCE I'VE BEEN LOVIN YOU (LIVE AT MSG) | REACTION |

[@robertmckinnon7245]

You have to understand, this is back when a live performance was a live performance, no trickery, no computer backing track,no auto tune,no pro tools,no click track. This is when music was real in a live performance

[@michaeljimson6918]

Robert Plant has more confidence and swagger I've ever seen in a front man. Dude and Jimmy just owned that stage🔥🔥🔥

[@susancrandall9810]

This was when Robert Plant was so absolutely beautiful!

[@joannparker1977]

He still is! Perhaps not physically, but what he is now more than makes up for it. Plant never was just a pretty face (and those pants! lol)!

[@alienlifeform7490]

They are musical gods and we are witnessing a few minutes of heaven.

[@rosasoc3982]

They were just young boys24 😱waoooooo absolutely brilliant

[@michaeljimson6918]

Well I've come full circle.. I'm 60 years old and back at home getting high listening to Zeppelin like when I was 18😂

[@mikeyrebs8259]

And Robert was only 24yrs old here Bonzo 24 JPJ 26 Jimmy 27 not bad for kids ...

[@ginagreenbeck2446]

No quarter from this concert is amazing

[@lisafromnj2277]

I’m a 59 year old grandma from nj with 3 absolutely beautiful granddaughters and anytime I hear this song I get the stankiest look on my face. Sheer perfection. RP was THE hottest frontman ever. Most dudes hated that their girls idolized him. LZ is the GOAT. And with that said here goes the mic drop. Zep one and done.

[@sherrelwilson7354]

Your passion for Led Zeppelin just gained you another subscriber!

[@jayrahvisions]

Appreciate you for watching welcome to the fam. Many blessings 🙏

[@sicotshit7068]

This is my favorite live they do, you can see & hear their passion in this live. I’ve loved this band for about 50 years & they are my favorite. I’ve seen many bands in concert, sadly not LZ though, I’m loving seeing these lives of them & I enjoy all the reactions. I’m so glad you & so many others are enjoying them, after all these years. Each of them are the GOATS of their craft, & together they are GODS of music.

[@clydevarner5682]

Hey Bruh! I saw them live in 1977 in B'ham Al at the Jefferson County Coliseum. Best rock concert I have even seen in my entire life. I'm 17 years old and up front close and personal. They sound even better live. I will never forget that concert. All of those band members are great artist. RIP John "Bonzo" Bonham! Drummer Passed away in 1980!💯🔥🔥

[@coupegray6352]

I saw fews of your video reaction and I have pass some good time . Merci, from here in Québec. I very appreciate your comment in this video of Stily Dan concerning your appreciation of the hip hop music. Today at 66 years and 1/2, it is just to cher with you because of you fascination and stimulation to looking this video of Since I have been loving you. Twice time at Montréal, 2 incredible evening with Led zeppelin, I was spectator!

[@fadjdarwish6581]

Led zeppelin they are truly untouchable their is rock and roll groups they dont come close to led zeppelin best band ever was and ever will be

[@haroldcarpenter9898]

This concert was one of their best.. you can react to every song from this show and not be disappointed

[@sonjaleesloth]

"You Shook Me" is another heavy, bluesy song I think you'd really like. The guitar, drums and harmonica solos are pretty sick! 🔥

[@karlaklaus-hoobler5685]

You are speechless. The finest compliment.

[@statuesdesigns4223]

Love to see the brothers getting into Zeppelin! Do No Quarter live and Achilles Last Stand!

[@andrehughes1]

The austementation that is Led Zeppelin. Yes, they need a new word to describe how good they were.

[@CliffinAZ]

Another great performance: the “Communication Breakdown Promo” from 1969. Just an insane performance from a very young, very hungry Led Zeppelin. The energy level is through the roof, and Plant’s vocals (and the dialogue between his vocals and Page’s guitar) are insane. This was a promotion including Communication Breakdown (which is probably the very beginning of heavy metal), running into a shortened version of Dazed and Confused with just the most intense parts. As a whole, this performance is 9 minutes of pure adrenaline.

[@coupegray6352]

I COMPLET MY MESSAGE those show was at that time this CATCH you like the cat play with a mouse. Thank for your expression and your felling . Merci beaucoup, I still listen Led zeppelin...

[@kecurroj]

Saw them twice in concert in the 70s and they played this song both times.

[@michaelturlington3821]

Notice John Paul is playing keyboard, and the bass with his foot.

[@user-gu5dv7vj8r]

This my favorite live performance ever.

[@ledzepandhabs]

It is unimaginable the women that were available to them. No one else on earth has experienced it to that level.

[@audriewitek6297]

Hits mind, body and soul!!

[@thor8580]

I was there all I can say is it was the best of times compared to now. People please love each other that’s what what we did that’s the secret. Love 🙏🏼

[@thepseudomasterchef7238]

You actually missed about 5 seconds of Jimmy's ripping intro..But definitely one of my favorites. About 15 years ago, visiting my pop i was introduced to an old acquaintance of his, from when we lived in NYC...Turns out he was zeppelins limo driver to and from MSG for this show..Said he got stoned from second hand smoke. Lol

[@user-gu5dv7vj8r]

The way he drops into the song is filthy

[@ginger4141]

The Movie called The Song Still Remains is from this concert with fantasized sequences is a must see. There is so many different performance during the end of the 60's to the end of the 70's you really need to put on your watch list of Zeppelin. Adding to this is the last time they were all on stage together of course without John Bonham but with his son on drums 2007 Celebration Day that was fabulous.

[@fadjdarwish6581]

Led zeppelin they are truly untouchable master's of their instruments best band ever

[@loisr3970]

See now you will never look at a live performance the same. The masters at work!!!!!1

[@darrencooke4207]

This one is my favourite as well. Both the live and recorded versions are just unbelievable!

[@deannharris2424]

No matter what song you choose, it’s all the same because they are all good. They come from their hearts and souls!

[@CliffinAZ]

7:03, check out the cop with his jaw hanging open in reaction to Jimmy’s solo. Jimmy was absolutely on fire during this performance-and with solos that were completely different from the studio version.

[@jayrahvisions]

That man was mesmerized lol a mob coulda broke out he woulda went with them

[@chuckjordan6455]

This is so good it has to be illegal.

[@mikecappadocia5959]

He looked dosed

[@laurabuie3224]

@@jayrahvisions Hilarious😂!

[@oroxil]

My favorite song of all time by my favorite band! Thanks for checking them out!!

[@alexfletcher5192]

I heard Plant had vocal surgery in 1972, which he doesn't mention today, but if you check out their earliest recordings he can sail beyond the fucking sunset. He's still quite handy today.

[@zipahdeedoodah]

Best reaction to this thus far.

[@mitchellbaxter6314]

You understand exactly what effect Zeppelin had on the girls. Guys would play the albums hoping to cash in on the magic.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Robert didn't have vocal cord damage or surgery until a bit later. You should also do "The Ocean" from this show (1973 MSG).

[@brianrussell6570]

You need to do ..No Quarter from Live at MSG

[@j.t.3798]

This was amazing. Seriously, epic. I had goose bumps damn near entire song. They just GOATs man. What can you say? I felt what you felt. Amazing talent on that stage. All real.. no computers.. just raw, live talent. And yeah, they ran through them.. you know. Great reaction.

[@Cashcrop54]

Great enthusiastic reaction. I like the face of the Police Officer at 7:04. He was stunned as well. Saw them in 75 & 77 and most people had that look on their face. Had been listening to them for ever but was not prepared for it. Thanks for playing them!

[@moniqueleroux2198]

I love how you react with your entire body,! I'm guessing you are a rock/blues fan after all this exposure.

[@j.t.3798]

Live, brother! Unreal talent. Something special happened that night. Guitar solos are unreal, impossible! Great reaction!

[@donnabruhn6907]

I love your reactions , it's obvious you are a huge Zep fan. Awesome

[@johnnowakowski4062]

Welcome to the 70's baby!....

[@susanpalmer8931]

Jay I just watched this AGAIN. I LOVE your reaction so much. Have you reacted to the performance from their reunion concert at the O2 arena in 2007? If not you should check it out. Even though they are older it is 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@philosopher0076]

That WARM bass that you talk about that feels like it's giving you a hug, is not a string bass, it was John Paul Jones playing the organ bass pedals with his feet…...which he learned as a young man playing church organ. The HUG you feel is the same warm, analog, humming bass sound you may have felt in church when you were a young lad hearing and FEELING it for the first time wrap around you like God's blanket.

[@justincoplea5352]

Excellent 👍🤙

[@inspectorbudget]

So glad to see a fellow brutha who actually has a true love & appreciation for this band & live instruments. So tired of so many black reactions being new to this kind of music. I almost hate rap for blinding so many with negative self commentary, images & dumbing us down musically. I remember a time when instruments were a huge part of our culture. Please bring it back. But I understand the record labels only want to push music for the purpose of a certain narrative. I definitely subbed to you. Great job! Do you play guitar at all?

[@scottharris6135]

Sir! Love your reactions! This was my heys! School years!! Back then musicians ruled our airways! Not to bad!! They are live and better than the album!! Check out Dazed and Confused from the same concert!! MSG !!! Holy shit bro!!#

[@sheilaswegler4859]

I'm still getting caught up watching your reactions. Loving them & sharing to facebook.

[@CliffinAZ]

Yeah, Robert Plant still sounded great. As I said somewhere else, Plant at 75% is still way better than so many singers at 100%. But look on KZbin for a live version of this from late ‘70 or ‘71 (you’ll find them in audio, not video) and you’ll see what I mean. Back then (and in the studio version) he was hitting notes in the stratosphere with ease and with enough power that people in the back of the audience must have been feeling a breeze. Here he was really good (and of course had that great charisma). In the earlier years the range and power of his vocals were virtually super-human. One thing that makes Plant great, however, is the way he was able to adapt to the ongoing changes in his voice throughout the years.

[@juliemanarin4127]

See...best live!! Oh you can't over-saturate Zeppelin! Doing Zeppelin is why I subscribed! Love that you love them! Gotta do Whole Lotta Love from this same concert...Jimmy is crazy on it! They all are!

[@Bluewizard7131]

Awesome reaction! Check out every live Zeppelin song that you haven't heard before. Mind blowing.

[@cynergy4]

This is a mindblowing performance, my fave as well. Jimmy doesn't play music, he plays emotions, and love Bonzo's drums on this too!

[@brianrussell6570]

I've always had an arguement with people saying that Jimmy wasn't the best cause he was sloppy and couldn't "read " music..I say he was the best cause he could do any style ..with made up tunings,, with a delivery that grabbed you by the shirt and pulled you into the emotions of the song..

[@cynergy4]

@@brianrussell6570 So what if he was sometimes sloppy, he made us FEEL! I simply ignore the naysayers, they will never understand the difference between technical guitar playing and the magic that came from Page thru his guitar

[@brianrussell6570]

@@cynergy4 I don't think he was "sloppy " at all...I think everything he did was straight out of his creative mind and the delivery he had was beyond genius..

[@MGuitarZ77]

cynergy - So true man. 80s shredders and most true technicians really arent fans of Jimmy and i get it. You may find 15 year old kids on KZbin that could shred him under the table. But the creativity and emotion he brought night in night out his hard to top. Not to mention his diversity. If you don’t GET his playing you just never will. Your loss.

[@cynergy4]

@@MGuitarZ77 I totally agree, but am a wo-man, hehe!

[@mikecappadocia5959]

John Paul Jones laying down a solid colorful melody on the keys

[@dariusleitch1416]

Plant still hit some good high notes in this same convert! 1975 is when I noticed his vocals changing a bit more. But it depends on how long they were on the road too.

[@Codex7777]

Yep, that young James Page is some guitarist! ;) :)

[@stephenmiller195]

My favourite too, great reaction

[@smith9808]

1975 performances onwards was when Roberts vocal weaknesses showed a lot. Unfortunately due to Zeppelin not doing any TV performances and refusing to release singles it meant they had to do a ridiculous amount of shows early in their career to get the fame level they had here by 1973. This was the year they broke the Beatles attendance record and was by far the biggest music act in the world. The stones, the who etc couldn’t touch them. Even Elvis himself requested an audience with them to see who this band was knocking him off the charts haha. They also as they say, redefined the rock n roll lifestyle and smoked and drunk loads, which again lead to Plants voice loosing that range. He also opened up with immigrant song for over 100+ shows and that’s a real vocal shredder. (You’ll know why when you hear it lol) Only when you look back to their early performances you will really hear Plants peak power and Most consider it to be the best rock voice of all time between 68-72 You should check out their 1969 performances to get a feel for his singing style changing over the years. You’re on a great music discovery my friend, but be warned, you will really struggle to find anything better once you’ve seen it all. That’s the only downside to Zep lol

[@rickm1255]

What Robert did in those first 3 years of Zeppelin was absolutely insane, both in his unbelievable raw talent and their indifference to the consequences. We'll never know exactly what happened between Australia and Japan in 72 but your point about opening with Immigrant Song all of those shows cannot be overstated.

[@heliotropezzz333]

He even sung when he had flu apparently. That wouldn't do the voice any good, and they did 3 hour shows, sometimes twice a day. George Harrison commented to them, after seeing one of their shows that they didn't do any slow songs. After that they started writing some. Going full throttle on every song would have shredded his voice. He also had to sing loud enough to be heard over that heavy percussion.

[@JohnsonTheReal]

Robert hurt himself because he's "self thought". He probably lacked technique which could cause damage to his vocal cords, I'm just guessing though, and definitely not trying to take anything away from his fantastic voice when I say he might have lacked technique.

[@heliotropezzz333]

@@JohnsonTheReal * self taught?. Yes, there wasn't much thought given to voice protection in those days from people who were self taught but Led Zep did have a punishing schedule at times with very long concerts and he even sang while he had flu. Also all their songs tended to be loud and fast until George Harrison suggested to them that they needed some slower songs (ballads).

[@JohnsonTheReal]

@@heliotropezzz333 Yes, I know about all of what you said, except the George Harrison part, good to know. I wasn't trying to disprove anything you were saying, just adding to it. Have a good day/evening/night.

[@debbiemccain5850]

Robert hadnt had vocal cord surgery yet here, it was late '73, early '74 before he had surgery🎶🎶

[@shannonpace9433]

Great reaction! Do their song Dazed and confused from this concert it's 28:57 long! IT'S AWESOME!! MUST WATCH!

[@CliffinAZ]

I love it, but think the version from Royal Albert Hall in 1970 is even better/higher energy. Part of it is about the singing-Robert Plant’s voice was way better in ‘70 than in ‘73, given the damage to his voice he’d sustained by ‘73. Just to clarify that though-Robert Plant at 75% is still better than most singers at 100%. Earlier, up until early ‘72 however, his voice wasn’t just great, it was practically super-human.

[@leonarae8496]

I wonder how many babies were conceived to this song? OMG! You’ve got 1 dislike? How could anyone with ears not love this? That’s a psychedelic trip! Loved watching you, you were really feeling it

[@cortexmc13]

Gotta do "Your Tine Is Gonna Come" & "When the Levee Breaks". You'll love both and coincidentally polar opposites lolm

[@markacuna2828]

Watch it again n look at the cop that his mouth wide open u missed that part 😂😂😂

[@elcypher6102]

That shits gold he's like wtf is happening dudes hypnotized. No seats checked that day🤣

[@davidsuycott]

"intimate conversations" with music...you get the 70s now.

[@coreycharles2245]

You should check out their Royal Albert Hall performance in 1970 to see and hear Robert during his peak I recommend and Communication Breakdown and How Many More Times they will it blow your mind!

[@questocd174]

Crazy good live performance...but the studio version, yo.

[@bruceheckerman9173]

Bro, Here is a great runner up to this performance: Grand Funk Railroad's "Inside Looking Oút" 1969... SICK bass line and a guitar riff you can't get out of your head. I have a ton of great stuff to share if you want to react to music nobody else is doing on KZbin = more subscribers! Let me know, brother. Plenty of Black, White and one band with Black, White and Latino which never existed again: SANTANA; best performance: "Soul Sacrifice" at Woodstock. The whole band took acid before they went on. Both are guaranteed BANGERS! Peace Brother and enjoy the music.

[@glennbrock6560]

My favorite Zep song also, so thick

[@Drichelieu]

Check out 'Heart' performing 'Stairway To Heaven' at Led Zeppelin's induction to the Rock and Roll hall of fame, it's awesome.

[@susannebass5503]

Just sub'd any friend of Zep is a friend of mine 💖 great reaction to my favorite live song✌️

[@TheOrdener]

“Jimmy, don’t do it to me, man.” Oh, he’s going to do it.

[@emenem6131]

I like the recorded version better but I would have went to this concert and loved it

[@antarcticorb9197]

Nice job!

[@stephencaruso760]

a really amazing group if you like Rush and led Zep is Wishbone Ash- the bass and the drums and the dual guitars are amazing- Vas Dis, blind Eye , Sometime World , Fubb, King will come, Errors of My Way Ballad of the BEacon

[@jarhead4ever1]

Love your reactions it's exactly how I felt when I was a kid my dad get me on to them in the 80s

[@jannaromine5908]

Saw them back then in Mobile.

[@jimbusby8298]

Amazing

[@frankdascoli709]

If you want to see live Plant at his most powerful I suggest watching We’re Gonna Groove live from Royal Albert Hall. Early Zep was raw and powerful, and in a word: amazing! It’s a video that’s never reviewed and would be a sick song to see you react to.

[@kerryknight228]

That was one busy parking lot afterwards..

[@ElDuderino716]

When you took your girl to see Zeppelin back in the day, you’d better hold her hand TIGHT on the way out the door or she’d be backstage and you’d be going home alone. The amount of women they got is legendary.

[@margareta.halliseyq1777]

Jimmy page!! Awesome! Lean &mean...godly guitar!!

[@NLBrown-gz2qe]

Dude please check out their Royal Albert Hall concert 1970! Preferably How Many More Times

[@christhompson1913]

Hey J . Get their movie called song remains the same which this is from ! Watch it on here and react ! That will be epic and we will love it ! Or please at least get it and watch them come tell us about it !

[@daviddaemon]

Plant had vocal problems and surgery in ‘75 - this song was performed in ‘73.

[@CliffinAZ]

Requests: both Dazed and Confused and Moby Dick from Royal Albert Hall, 1970. Most of Moby Dick is a stellar drum solo from John Bonham.

[@antarcticorb9197]

I grew up with this music and as usual the bar was set so high it's like why bother?

[@adrianwhelan]

The man with his mouth open that you talked about is George Harrison from The Beatles with Robert Plant's wife sitting next to him.

[@Codex7777]

No it isn't and no she isn't. It's an urban myth. They're just regular audience members. :)

[@6Bevilacqua]

Mmmm... smooth

[@christopheclaus8505]

i can recomand you the led zeppelin autobiography its full with story's from things they did on tour and i can tell you if you read it you will be like holy sh^t XD

[@ethanayala1252]

You should check out the live version of Young Man Blues by The Who 🤙🏼 it'll trip you out lol

[@matsjakobsson6803]

Camel " "Ice" " Stationary traveller” live!

[@kellyyoumans4157]

Jimmy Page on guitar! I call him the Page master!

[@npkrn6764]

They were all married, except Jimmy at this time! 😂❤

[@sansabasongbird5130]

You right ‘bout the groupies, man. Page was quite the dandy.

[@freddieyadao1404]

Vocal damage ? Not in 1973...he was at the top of his game during this time

[@robertasirgutz8397]

I could really see how you feel Jimmy Paige. Robert Plant is black. Soulful, rocking', they were a genre, unto themselves. RS