🎵 Led Zeppelin - All of My Love REACTION

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[@Frankincensedjb123]

In 1977, Zepplin was on tour when Robert got a call that his son, Karac had died from a stomach illness. The band quit the tour and took two years off. The song is about Robert, his son, and wife. He's worried that he may "fall out of love ... to chase a feather (his son) in the wind." This loss has caused his love or "the flame to dim." He's worried about whether or not it "is to end or begin." HIs wife is the cloth, his is the "hand that sews time," and Karac "is the force that lies within.' The "cloak of delight" is their love. He desperately misses his son but doesn't want that to destroy his love with his wife. Yes, Lex, a beautiful song, indeed.

[@crazymoparguy5920]

One of the few comments that I have ever read that realized that the song was not just about the lost of his son, but the impact it had on his relationship with his wife.

[@jillwanlin9558]

I’ve heard this song a million times but had no idea it was about the loss of Robert Plant’s son. Thanks for the breakdown. Made me cry.

[@StfuFFS]

The death of Karac led directly to Robert taking a break from the band. But with his buddy's absence and the grief that overwhelmed the entire band, Bonzo's drinking spiked. And in Sept 1980, John Bonham died in his sleep after drinking 2 fifths of vodka from choking on his vomit. The band broke up shortly thereafter and a couple years later, Robert's marriage ended. This song really was the watershed of the band's innocence and the album it appeared on was released on Aug 15, 1979, about a year before John's death. When Robert was asked about Bonzo's death on the Stern show, he said that he and Bonzo saw each other almost all the time at the pub, living in the same town and so you can imagine what kind of impact it would have on a best friend to watch your mate's life falling apart. The youtube channel @ProfessorofRock did an entire breakdown of this song and it's significance titled "70s Rock Classic Was HATED by Critics & Divided Fans but SAVED the Iconic Singer" and it's totally worth the listen (even if the Prof is nearly in tears on a few different occasions).

[@DivaInTheWoods]

@@StfuFFS It is definitely worth a listen. Professor of Rock has some truly unique behind-the-scenes stories on many bands and songs. Anyone interested in the historical facts related to music should check out the channel for sure!

[@aldito7586]

So very sad...

[@dadgad]

This is dedicate by Robert Plant to his first son Karac, dead prematurely at 5 in 1977 while they were at the end of US 1977 tour

[@jxchamb]

People say Zeppelin sold their soul to the devil to be successful. This death was payment to devil. Also, people who believe this myth are morons.

[@davidbordonaro1631]

Not quite the end . I had tickets then they canceled rest of the tour . so sad .

[@vinsgraphics]

@@davidbordonaro1631 The song Carouselambra was apparently Robert’s angry reaction to the rest of the band’s supposed lack of empathy towards his son’s death, especially Jimmy.

[@tektoniks_architects]

@@vinsgraphics Correct.

[@drgwhatsthetruth3783]

True. RIP

[@jackforness1972]

As Lex said..you are giving your heart to love somebody in this case a six year old child and when tragedy strikes and the child dies it is I am sure a feeling only understood by those who have lost a child..Lex and Brad as soon to be parents enjoy every minute with your child...they are a gift and I pray that you will have a very long time to spend with them...just be sure to enjoy the ride because it goes quickly

[@savsmiles3042]

Yep it is. I’ve been requesting this for a while Love this song. One of my favorites from Zeppelin ❤️ Glad they finally reacted to it!

[@phimusic5351]

R.I.P Karac 🙏

[@charlesmarkley220]

A man missing his departed son. Don't even want to imagine. This song is beautiful. A tribute to love.

[@raulcastro7633]

Too quickly...this I know.

[@scotttrainer9704]

As a parent who lost a child (RIP Eliza Jane ❤) I would say you are correct. A feeling I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy.

[@richard_n]

I hope you guys have heard enough Zeppelin at this point to realize that they deserve all the hype they get.

[@Kashmir.820]

Amen to that!!! GOATS!!!!

[@lindakessler8768]

🤣👍❤🤙

[@sicotshit7068]

I think Lex does but Brad doesn’t, she always seems to really like the music, & he acts like a stick in the mud.

[@pd4104lang]

I always loved this song, but when we lost our 12 year old daughter suddenly 8 years ago, the song took on a greater meaning for me.

[@redcrabsc1149]

Deepest sympathy on the tragic loss of your daughter...💔

[@gigia741]

So very sorry for your loss..

[@jeffersonott4357]

Damn. Just, damn.

[@hisapez7]

r.i.p. to your daughter

[@kageyama8651]

So sorry for your lost brother

[@bartstarr100]

John Paul Jones was the star of this album. His arrangements. His synthesizers, his bass,

[@bobtalks7190]

indeed, he was... this album would have never been released otherwise. jimmy page and john Bonham were in a dark place and Robert was mourning the loss of his son. most of the album was recorded in bit and pieces, the band wasn't together for much of the recording. then john bonham a year later.

[@michelleplombe7019]

Zeppelin did get "simpler" near the end .. another testament to the idea that making things look easy is a learned skill .. with most arts, acting, etc.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Pure genius...JPJ

[@randyhodges8782]

I was waiting for someone to say that.

[@LA80sMike]

John Paul Jones musical genius.

[@SG-js2qn]

The song is about a father's love for his son (who died).

[@stevensprunger3422]

I did not realize that thank you for that information‼️‼️

[@tripledistilled2822]

@@stevensprunger3422 I never knew that! 🙃

[@jaquestraw1]

@@stevensprunger3422 was written by Robert for his son Karac that died at 5 from complications from a stomach infection

[@mozilla2576]

The give away is the term....''feather in the wind". A referrence to Karac and his short time and quick departure from the family.

[@stevensprunger3422]

@@jaquestraw1 yes I seem to remember at the time Wayback win thanks for reminding me it’s so sad like I think I said before losing a child for an adult is one of the most difficult things to handle in an adult life losing a spouse is hard losing your mother and father is hard but your own child it’s very very devastating

[@myownchannel247]

This heartbreaking tribute to Robert Plant’s son was done in one take 💔🪶

[@razberrysky12]

Did he lose his son? Heartbreaking indeed. Bless him.

[@Chloe_Eves]

Yes I believe his son had stomach cancer 🥺

[@Chloe_Eves]

Unbelievably heartbreaking 💔 😢

[@Chloe_Eves]

No one should have to bury their child 💔

[@jaydubya3698]

@@Chloe_Eves He actually died from a sudden stomach illness...some kind of gatroenteritis. So it was unexpected and obviously heartbreaking.

[@armievaneaton9103]

I have seen over 200 live performances in my 62 year's of life and the 3 times I seen zep still reign supreme.

[@DivaInTheWoods]

I was never lucky enough to see them in person, but I have no doubt you are speaking facts!

[@murrayspiffy2815]

This is the most personal song ever sang - expressing the love for a lost child and the loneliness of missing that child. On top of that - it's hauntingly beautiful and heart wrenching. My favorite Zep song.

[@davidhowell7279]

Have you ever heard of Eric Clapton? Not a competition between their losses or talent. Just saying. I think that his son was about the same age.

[@8moody1]

The band Ween does a better cover than the original.

[@revwillyg6450]

Plant sounds so mournful, I wonder if it took a lot of takes to even sing it without crying?

[@revwillyg6450]

@@8moody1 lol. I hope you're kidding, because, no...

[@victorcaldwell2900]

Mine too

[@kurtsaxton823]

Greatest Rock Band of all time.

[@johncondon4081]

On the surface, Led Zeppelin’s “All of My Love” sounds like a straightforward love song, with lyrics that express romantic dedication through Robert Plant’s signature poetic phrasing. However, “All of My Love” carries with it a much heavier meaning for the vocalist, as it was written to honor his five year old son Karac after his sudden passing in 1977. - C. Huber

[@GTLyons]

once you know who the song is for, it's so hard to hold back tears.... R.I.P. little Karac Plant ...thumbs up for reaction

[@667buddy]

This song brings tears to my eyes. It,s so emotional.🥰❤

[@dimedraweriv258]

RIP young Karac. Can't imagine losing my daughter , she's 7. Undoubtedly great art and music is produced from heartbreak and tragedy.

[@samcisneros7044]

I'm going to see Robert Plant and Alison Krauss on Sunday night, and though he won't sing this beautiful song, he will sing beautifully, even at his current age. I'm going to see a legend, just as I sit and enjoy Brad and Alex enjoying the legendary band. This music is incredible.

[@albertsmith9315]

Whenever Lex is this animated it just makes my day. You two really prove the "opposites attract" theory.😀

[@WatTyler13]

She should leave Brad for me.

[@robertjohnson1681]

Also check out Fool In The Rain for a different side of LZ.

[@centuryrox]

They already reacted to Fool in the Rain a couple months ago: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKCVgaKqjZKDotE

[@unclefido6484]

🤘 🤘 Overview of song, very Metal stance in the face of tragedy. Much Respect for Jonesy and especially Robert on this one!

[@wild8757]

Great tune by the mighty Zep!🥁🎸🔥💣

[@specialteams28]

"Led Zeppelin, the greatest rock and roll band of all time, better that the Beatles, better than the Stones, even better than Tenacious D. They sang songs about love..... songs about vikings.... songs about vikings making love." -Jack Black at the Kennedy Center Honors Led Zeppelin It would be great to see your reaction to his speech and the video montage tribute to Led Zeppelin.

[@kurtsaxton823]

Well said, and totally agree.

[@NeonNights80]

I second that

[@jax4538]

Better than the Beatles? lol. Mate there are the Beatles and then, everything else. Most of Zep is simply blues. They remain one of the most overrated bands of all time. Just ask Pete Townsend.

[@PeterTea]

That whole show is great.

[@kurtsaxton823]

@@jax4538 Pete Townsend also thinks he's a guitar player so you can't go buy anything he says, he doesn't like anybody.

[@billieyoung497]

back in the day....cool people listened to led zeppline...today....cool people still do.

[@thegenxgamerr]

His son was named Karac I love Led Zeppelin. reactions to Led Zeppelin is how I found your channel.

[@USCTROJANFAN1000]

Robert Plant wrote that for his six year old son who died of a viral infection

[@stevensprunger3422]

Oh yes that’s right somebody else services father but it was his son I remember that Wayback when thank you for the information… Losing a child is I was in group therapy for a while and therapist said losing a child is one of the worst sufferings that can exist if you lose a wife or mother or father ain’t so bad but losing a child it’s just very difficult I can understand that too I have three children

[@neillenet291]

July 1977, his son Karac died at the age of five while Plant was engaged on Led Zeppelin's concert tour of the United States. Plant retreated to his home in the Midlands of England and, for months afterward, questioned his future.

[@johnnyborealis]

"I feel like it had the complexity of love in it"...couldn't have said it better, Lex..thx guys

[@wpl8275]

The key lines are "to you child" and "I get a little bit lonely". When you hear this song without understanding why it was written you don't catch the full meaning of those lines. His son Karac died in 1977 and his son Logan was born in 1979. "Plant said that the song “All My Love,” which he wrote about Karac after his death, “was just paying tribute to the joy that he gave us as a family and, in a crazy way, still does occasionally.” “His mother and I often… the memory gets … changes, the contrast and the focus changes as time goes on. It’s a long time ago that we lost him. 40 years ago.” “And we were blessed with another boy who came along about two years later and the two images are blurred. The definition between Karac and Logan is … it’s a tough one to chip through the two things but he was a little nature boy, you know? He was a mountain man.”

[@christian7951]

Love this song 🔥

[@jamiegriffin9866]

This is absolutely my favorite Zeppelin song

[@Valorius]

Thank you, fool in the rain, nobody's fault but mine, so so many great zep hits to choose from

[@michaeltveten8458]

The “Truest” form of Love….For someone you created. No connection is stronger than one’s love for their offspring. People that never had children will never understand this bond, this connection, this pain, this Love.

[@dianareddell1496]

It blows my mind how Lex can pull so much meaning out of a song without even listening to the lyrics. She’s got a sixth sense.

[@dizziemisslizzie4040]

Love this song! Absolutely LOVE Zeppelin! ❤️❤️❤️🤘

[@juliemanarin4127]

Me too!

[@flibber123]

It's kind of wild to hear Zeppelin songs like Whole Lotta Love and then a lush ballad like this. They had a lot of unexpected range.

[@sean3038]

Thank You was on Zep II and Tangerine on Zep III, both ballads. They pretty much had a ballad on every album.

[@DivaInTheWoods]

That range is why I love Zep so much! When I hear people claim they are overrated, I know these people have only skimmed their library of music. Truly a wide range of sounds and emotions on all of their albums. They are in the master class of musicians!

[@ddhartma]

Loved Brad's reaction to Lex's reaction to the instrumental.

[@carson9359]

Aww I love this song. My son would sing "all of my love" when he was three. He didn't know the other words but he'd repeat that line over and over again lol.

[@noroomforsquares4483]

That's very sweet.

[@patrickbrady5838]

“the feather in the wind” is supposed to be the son who died at 5 while the singer was on the road, causing him to consider if he wanted to continue in music. The song is the answer.

[@Xcorgi]

Back in the 80’s this song was played at a lot of school dances.

[@danroth3514]

For entertainment value, nothing against Brad, but Lex is why I subscribed to this channel. Her reactions are what keep me watching.

[@kennethgoin628]

I started with appreciating Lex, but I believe I've seen so many scenarios now, that and watching some of their vlogs, that I truly appreciate the couple now. If you took either one away, the reactions would not be as good/complete. They're the perfect right brain, left brain duo and attractive as people. I would never want to see either of them react solo. They're too good together. If they ever move on from music, I hope they get into movie reactions.

[@murrayspiffy2815]

Lex is one in a million for sure - but Brad is much deeper and smarter than he often portrays. Although I wonder - if he's going to enjoy being a father to a baby.

[@renewilliams7600]

You guys made my day. Your Led Zeppelin reactions are my favorite. I had a blast yesterday cause I ran across your very first one and I could not resist watching the next few after that. It was so much fun. Congratulations on your BABY. I am so excited, it feels like I am having another grandchild. Thank you so much for including us in your journey. You will be amazing parents. 🙏 💝🙏 💝🙏 💝🙏💝 🙏

[@RaniOsnat]

Zeppelin’s finest, and a perfect song in general. The synth solo is iconic. Just great.

[@OutOnTheTiles]

Great song from one of their best albums. This album is loaded with cool tunes including Hot Dog!! ❤️✌️

[@blanewilliams5960]

I love the album myself. Bought it upon release without having heard any of it. It was a little different but still LZ and I really liked every song, even Hot Dog. Carouselambra is my favorite.

[@curiousman1672]

When Zeppelin III came out, the hardcore fans were pissed, because it wasn't a hard driver like Zeppelin II. I think it's a beautiful song, especially given the back story.

[@oldrth]

This was from the album In Through The Out Door. Great production

[@tekjunky1]

Robert Plant's son died at the peak of their success while Zep was on tour in America. That's the reason for the emotionality in this song. His son was only 5. "Yours is the cloth, mine is the hand that sews time his is the force that lies within Ours is the fire, all the warmth we can find He is a feather in the wind"

[@analogkid4321]

So you've finally hit on my wife's and mine song, and that will score you a subscribe. Now if you'll allow me to indulge myself with the story of how this came to be our song: When we were teenagers, having dated for a few months, the youth group at my wife's church decided to have a Valentine's Day dance (1983). My friend, Steve (who also was in the church youth group) supplied the sound system (which was just his stereo with turntable) and they recruited me to play DJ. Now mind you, this was in 1983 and I was 15, so being a DJ with Steve's bedroom stereo set-up was not what you would call a professional DJ set up. I remember this one kid kept demanding I play Hungry Like the Wolf by Duran Duran (and I eventually did, just to get him to shut up.) I had brought all my records, including Zeppelin's In Through the Out Door, and at one point, I told Steve to cover for me, slipped on the record and started paying All My Love. The crowd just stopped and stared at me. What was this, they seemed to ask? They only knew the radio pop (new wave) stuff of the day. I grabbed my girlfriend (now my wife of 37 years) and we began to slow dance to it. Others joined in, and when the song started to go upbeat a bit, they looked at us as we continued to slowly sway together and they weren't sure how to dance to it, but they followed our lead and just kept slow dancing. When the song ended, I said "That's our song from now on." And then I went back to playing the crap music everyone wanted to hear for the remainder of the night. Fun times.

[@ArmandoMPR]

Such a wonderful song full of melancholy. It also does one of my favorite things, which is when singers ad-lib at the end of songs. I don’t know if every lyric at the end was planned but it feels like it wasn’t.

[@redcrabsc1149]

I agree- the end feels like an improv by Robert. When he sings "Sometimes I get a little lonely..." I just lose it.

[@NYVoice]

The mellotron is so haunting in this song. Like a musical time warp.

[@joehanson5975]

This was written for reflection of Robert plant’s son Karac who died of a high fever the year before.

[@shellzmoe8966]

My daughter passed away when she was 22, she was a beautiful person and we had so much fun together. She was always open to listen to my “old people music” I’ll never forget we were in the car listening to this song, and I said oh this part is cool… and that horn sounding synth solo came in and she LAUGHED!! I think she was expecting some major lead guitar solo and it just struck her as hilarious to hear that sound instead! But we sat and laughed and it’s such a good memory for me. She otherwise really loved the song, and I of course had already loved it for many years. I’m really happy and excited for you guys!

[@redcrabsc1149]

I'm so sorry for the loss of your daughter...💔

[@shellzmoe8966]

@@redcrabsc1149 thank you friend!

[@robertherring9277]

In Through The Out Door is a great album.

[@MP-od1zz]

One of my favorite Zeppelin songs. Nice reaction guys.

[@michaelfrazia4569]

I love the melancholy in this song

[@cferguson2402]

Brad your chuckle/laugh just brightens my day!! Lex your excitement just puts my day over the top!! Thank you!!

[@rickeyjohnson4701]

All My Love" is the sixth song on Led Zeppelin's 1979 album In Through the Out Door. Credited to Robert Plant and John Paul Jones, it is a rock ballad that features a synthesizer solo by Jones. It was written in honor of Plant's son Karac, who died while Led Zeppelin were on their 1977 North American tour.

[@markcatanzaro9699]

Would you PLEASE check out "Dred Zeppelin" they were a Zeppelin tribute band but they were a Reggae group with an Elvis impersonator for a lead singer 😉

[@TigerRogers0660]

Fantastic arrangement by John Paul Jones (the synth lines are beautiful) & great lyrics by Robert Plant. The only song credited to Jones / Plant.

[@DontH8thePervert]

Under the dictionary heading for "Joy" is a notation to "see KZbin and watch Lex listen to Led Zeppelin All of my Love" Pure, unadulterated joy. In 2022, this is a thing of utter magnificence.

[@davewhitmore1958]

It was so great watching Lex spin into the stratosphere of bliss as more instruments were added. GO GIRL!!!

[@joewilson4151]

I am a major Zep nerd. Bonham was very deep into alcoholism, lost for days drunk, during these recording sessions. Page held up in his castle strung out on heroin. This left Plant and Jones in the studio to compose, arrange, and record. This song is composed, arranged, and primarily played by Jones. Plant wrote and sang, a love song to his recently departed son. Plant cleaned up, stone sober, when his son died. His son is the feather in the wind. The feather is the symbol for Plant on the fourth album.

[@lantzkeefer6]

You know that I almost forgot about this amazing song, sometimes I do because this came off of their last album, In through the out door.Zeppelin is timeless to me,you still haven't heard a few classics from my favorite album which is lll.Gallows pole, Tangerine 🍊, That's the way,The Bron-yr-or Stomp, Since I've been loving you.

[@wen-nz3sk]

Agree with Lex, one of my top Zep songs. ❤👍🏽 Brad...you make my heart swell...he likes this one. 👏🏽 Written for his son, Robert's vocals, forever hauntingly beautiful. 😪 U 2 made my day!! ❤😎

[@Ed9870]

Beautifully arranged tribute to Robert Plant's late child. With the Zeppelin DNA still shining through the melancholy.

[@Ktownsvg213]

Man that drum section always hits the spot. One of the greatest songs ever recorded...ever.

[@lnugent1000]

He was singing from way down inside. You could feel the passion that was driving him as he sang!

[@jaydubya3698]

Actually a very sad song about trying to maintain your love with your wife after the death of a child: "Ours is the fire, all the warmth we can find He is a feather in the wind...."

[@angiestanford672]

Every time I hear this song, I hear his pain. Though truly tragic and devastating for such a loss and he wasn’t even at home when tragedy occurred, I also feel his deep love for his beautiful boy! His son had Robert’s thick gorgeous locks of curls. Just heartbreaking!!

[@TrianglesAndCircles]

Always loved the song but never read the lyrics. So deep. I have a newfound appreciation for the song.

[@stevevar43]

LEX - "I love to hear it!" 🤣

[@daveborder7751]

It was for his young son who had died a while earlier. John Bonham died a year later, which ended the band.

[@lisashorter1950]

Best Led Zep song ever and frankly one of the best songs ever period

[@BensSoZen]

That brass-like synth solo by John Paul Jones is one of my favorites of all time

[@davidmazon7516]

This was one of Led Zeppelin's later albums. They had many hits before this song and this is the second album I bought of theirs at the time. I eventually ended up buying all their albums except for their best and their greatest hits because I ended up creating my own greatest hits.

[@tyrannicaltypomichaeltester]

Zeppelin is just so Damn Great

[@tommythompson9565]

You guys do know that you are part of many thousands of new families? Right? Y'all are laid back cool folk whose love for music is magnetic. This mutual love of music is a bonding element, for sure, but what is more attractive is your welcoming demeanor. You two show respect for all people. Lex' exuberance is a kick in the pants, bringing out the occasional smile and even a guffaw from Brad, who is more contemplative. Lex is full of insight, though -- hitting the nail on the head frequently with her insightful takes on the song lyrics. It is pretty trippy the impact these Reaction Videos Channels and their hosts have had on society. And it's very positive, needless to say. I guess I am just trying to say -- very nice to meet you, Brad and Lex .

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

That is true, Lex what you said….Whenever you love totally and deeply, sadness will always occur…..either for you or for those who love you. It is the human condition; no great love without pain. But to shy away from love to protect from the pain is to never truly be alive. To bear the sorrow of the loss of a child in beyond what I can imagine. Eviscerating. What a godawful tragedy.

[@jamescraggs7021]

Lex, your sheer childlike delight during the instrumental has made my day!

[@toddhill7483]

For some fans this song gets the short end, but it's brilliant. A testament to the diversity of Zeppelin. Gratitude.

[@crazymoparguy5920]

Not knowing the background of the song, I could see why Lex thought the song was about the dangers of falling in love. And most who don’t know a lot about LZ, would probably get the same vibe. But is was about the lose of his son at 5 years of age, all the pain and confusion of losing a child. It also was about how it affected his relationship with his wife, as it had a big affect on their relationship. That is what the reference to his wife “being the cloth” and his “hand that sews time” meaning they together have made the life they have, and their son “is the force that lies within”. Now his soul is a “feather in the wind”. Plant was hurting from the lose of his son, but also the distance that had come between him and his wife. And Lex is right about the dark feeling, you can hear the pain in Robert Plant’s voice as he sings. Such a powerful song, one of LZ bests too.

[@ed.z.]

Lex gets it immediately, once again. Remarkable, truly. It took me decades to understand the context. It’s an emotional masterpiece.

[@robertbagley9199]

Lex's reaction to the instrumental break was just brilliant! Keep doing Zeppelin reactions guys they have so many differing types of tracks for you to enjoy. E.G Friends, Tangerine, Hey Hey What Can I Do, Down By The Seaside, Night Flight. All great all unique.

[@jeffreyaverett1800]

Lex was definitely feeling this. The music actually reached out and tickled her at one point. Great reaction to an incredible song. ✌️

[@auriamoon2662]

I dedicated this song to my son years ago, not even knowing the backstory of Plant writing this for his son, I always assumed it was about a woman. So beautiful and this will always be my kam’s song

[@R_SENAL]

One of their most beautiful songs, I was just playing this the other day. Can't imagine having to sing a song even once with this much baggage, I'd break.

[@frankjones9010]

Led Zeppelin…nothing compares. Thanks for your entertaining reviews. Listen to all Zeppelin…one of the best ever

[@debbiemccain5850]

Robert Plant (lead singer), wrote this for his 5 year old son Karac, who died of a stomach virus while he was on tour in 1977🎶❤ "He is a feather in the wind"...Roberts symbol on their albums is a feather❤

[@thomaswrinkle2038]

I just want to say "Congrats" on your awesome news. Robert Plant lost his son and Zeppelin took 18 months off as Plant recovered. When they resumed, Plant wrote this song for his diseased son. Page thought it was too soft (for Zeppelin) but decided to just go along with it out respect. Lex said it was "Sad and beautiful" and she was right. It's an Ode to his son. In a year or less, you will know just how powerful it is. I wish you three all the best !!!!!!!!!!!

[@davidcantu3801]

Yoooo she wildn'!!!! 💯🔥🥳 when that instrumental hit

[@tektoniks_architects]

Lex really gets them. Yes, this song is about parental love, and the loss of Robert's son. Taken off their last studio album before John Bonham died. Another great track from that album is "I'm Gonna Crawl "

[@ngairehurunui9055]

Gorgeous song that I have been listening to thinking it was a love song between lovers. I am crying now listening to his pain 💔 such an amazing track.

[@aldito7586]

Driving down I-95 in 1979. "And this is brand new from Led-Zeppelin". "It's called IN THROUGH THE OUTDOOR".

[@StfuFFS]

The death of Karac led directly to Robert taking a break from the band. But with his buddy's absence and the grief that overwhelmed the entire band, Bonzo's drinking spiked. And in Sept 1980, John Bonham died in his sleep after drinking 2 fifths of vodka from choking on his vomit. The band broke up shortly thereafter and a couple years later, Robert's marriage ended. This song really was the watershed of the band's innocence and the album it appeared on was released on Aug 15, 1979, about a year before John's death. When Robert was asked about Bonzo's death on the Stern show, he said that he and Bonzo saw each other almost all the time at the pub, living in the same town and so you can imagine what kind of impact it would have on a best friend to watch your mate's life falling apart. The youtube channel @ProfessorofRock did an entire breakdown of this song and it's significance titled "70s Rock Classic Was HATED by Critics & Divided Fans but SAVED the Iconic Singer" and it's totally worth the listen (even if the Prof is nearly in tears on a few different occasions).

[@godsspeedify]

"All of my love" is one of my favorite led Zeppelin songs also "Dyer maker" and "Fools in Rain"

[@whipit4me]

In through the out door was a bit of a dark album. At the same time it showed that Zeppelin was heading into a new direction for the 80's. Jimmy adapting a Gizmotron to his Gibson double neck. Jimmy and Bonzo were hardly ever at the studio for this album...they were to smacked out on heroin. Plant and Jonesy were the mates who actually put the album together.

[@visualanimal5634]

So when this album came out in 1979, Page was in the throes of heroin addiction and Bonham was drinking heavily, meaning most of the song writing was done by Plant and Jones and therefore a little less complex or layered or hard sounding. Musically it sounds a lot like what Plant would record when he released his first official solo album Pictures At Eleven in 1982 which i hope you continue exploring, because it is an impressive catalog in its own right.

[@kylek8341]

I would love to have seen where LZ could've gone after ITTOD. Jones was always contributing more than he was usually given credit for. So while Jimmy was, shall we say "letting things interfere with his usual total dedication to music", perhaps he may have decided to get healthy again (instead of waiting until 1983-84) sooner and the band may very well have continued to explore new areas. Oh well, what's done is done but it certainly feels like they had more to say, so I guess that's our loss.

[@briancolon8719]

The mandolin really sounds great after the Trumpet. Beautiful song. Listening to Robert Plant sing this song I can feel his loss yet alone see thing's through him

[@kentnottingham9635]

Lex had an eargasm listening to this one, BRAVO! This was their last album and was just so great! Hot Dog is fun, almost country, FOOL IN THE RAIN was a huge hit! In the evening is the first song and a BANGER! Fine choice you two!!!

[@spookytruth9307]

I think it's beautiful that upon first listen Lex could plug into exactly what it's all about - not the details of Plants son, but the overriding emotion behind the song.

[@aWOKEn1445]

A delight to watch Lex react to and appreciate this almost sacred music.

[@chrisspertos9784]

The thing with Led Zeppelin is that they were music geniuses. They bring that medieval vibe. Like they came from King Arthur and the Knights of the round table.

[@TheHylden]

This song was amazingly derivative as one of the songs where Zeppelin was not hard rock enough and was going in a direction the fans didn't want. But as others have said, it's a tribute to Plant's dead son. My God, how can you not love this song? It's his tribute to his son.

[@christikirk7265]

Another great by the GREATEST!