Led Zeppelin - Babe I'm Gonna Leave You (Danmarks Radio 1969)|Brothers Reaction!!!!

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[@juliemanarin4127]

More Zeppelin! Aren't they magnificent? This was 1969...one of their first performances!

[@someoriginalname6004]

yeah and from waht I remember the first one ever recorded

[@ctrlshiftqq9846]

@@someoriginalname6004 no it wasn’t

[@ctrlshiftqq9846]

This was actually their 37th show of 1969

[@olliefowler3858]

"Man this drummer is on point".... The greatest drummer who's ever lived that is to you mate.

[@tektoniks_architects]

There are 5 songs from this concert that you can find online....they are all *must watch.* The lead singer, Robert Plant, and the drummer, John Bonham, are each 20 years old here.

[@briarpatch720]

It was recorded live in 1969 for a Danish television station to promote their first album and introduce the band to the public. They performed on a tiny stage in a small room in front of about 30 or so kids who sat in stunned silence. The band had only been together for about 5 or 6 months, Robert Plant (singer) and John Bonham (drummer) were only 19 or 20 years old, John Paul Jones (bass) and Jimmy Page (guitar) were only 23 or 24 at the time. The entire promo concert is about 31 minutes long and includes 4 songs. Their performance has been hailed as one of the most pivotal moments in Rock history. Keep in mind this is a live performance in front of a tv studio audience, it has not been "touched up" or remastered in any way. This is the original recording that aired on live television.

[@PeterTea]

You have to check out How Many More Times from this same concert… epic!

[@Scoobydcs]

Royal Albert Hall is even better

[@PeterTea]

@@Scoobydcs Ok. Either one floats my boat.

[@MojoPin1983]

The studio version is vast superior. It is better to react to studio versions of songs, first.

[@nischon4517]

​@@MojoPin1983 No way! you must listen since ive been loving you live at milwaukee 1970

[@arnoldcox9128]

So raw and amazing

[@hii-rr9uj]

please react to “stairway to heaven” live madison square garden 1973 by led zeppelin! and also “how many more times” live denmark’s radio 1969!

[@skinheadjon901]

The front 5 rows still have tinnitus!!!! 🎶🤯🤩👍

[@AleisterCrowley.]

The Greatest Band that ever walked the planet. These early days capture their rawness.

[@mongosaqqara]

Lets go Boys more Zeppelin!!!

[@sweetpea1445]

React to Kashmir, When The Levee Breaks and Black Dog! You are going to love Zeppelin!

[@duncanmaclennan9151]

STUDIO VERSION !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WAY BETTER SOUND !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@brucecambosos816]

Led Zeppelin was heavily influenced by the blues...

[@joharSen]

thanx bruce

[@Scoobydcs]

So much power, so much raneg, so much talent!!!

[@gabemaldonado226]

LED ZEPPELIN 1969- 1980 After the drummer John Bonham died the remaining members of the band decided to end it there. In my opinion this band can not and never will be duplicated again. One of a kind band forever. There's many more great songs in the 9 album's that did make as a band. Check them out you won't be disappointed !!!!!

[@sumonjamal1653]

Robert Plant (vocals) & John Bonham (drums) were only 20 yrs old when this was filmed in the spring on 1969... Zeppelin rarely performed on TV, but they had only been a band for a few months when they appeared on Danish television. Jimmy Page (guitar) and John Paul Jones (bass) were older and had been playing music for a few years. "Babe I'm gonna leave you" was written by a woman (Annie Bredon) and made popular by folk singer Joan Baez in the 1960's... Zeppelin were big fans, and decided to make their version of the song for their 1st album released in early 1969. The story was that when the band were in the TV studios for filming, a woman named Baroness Von Zeppelin arrived at the station and objected to Zeppelin using her family name... She saw the album cover for the first Zeppelin record (the photo of the Hindenburg airship disaster) and screamed... demanding the station pull the band off the air. Led Zeppelin became the biggest band in the world in the 1970's decade. Their 1971 4th album 'Led Zeppelin IV' has sold over 24 million copies in the US to date, making it the top 5 best-selling record of all time (Just behind AC/DC's 'Back in black' album) w/ the massive epic song "Stairway to Heaven". However, they were hit by a string of tragedies, misfortunes & losses from 1975 til 1980... Led Zeppelin ended after the tragic death of drummer John Bonham in 1980 from alcoholism - they couldn't carry on as Zeppelin without him. Their records still sell in huge numbers - 8 studio records, 1 outtakes album, 4 live albums... a number of 'best of' collections... One of the biggest bands ever, next to The Beatles, Pink Floyd, The Rolling Stones, Fleetwood Mac, AC/DC, The Eagles, etc. Since then, singer Robert Plant had established himself as a solo artist since 1982, working w/ various musicians... He did reunite w/ guitarist Jimmy Page in 1994 til 1999 as the duo Plant & Page ... performing Zeppelin songs in concert. Plant plays a more laid back brand of adult rock music, rather than Zeppelin's brand of heavy rock. The surviving Zeppelin members did play 1 final show in 2007 for charity... Plant, Page & Jones were joined by John Bonham's son Jason Bonham playing the drums. It was recorded and filmed for a DVD "Celebration day"... But no plans for any more Zeppelin reunions.

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

Led Zeppelin was created in 1968 by guitarist Jimmy Page who also produced all their albums. The singer/harmonica player is Robert Plant, bassist/keyboardist/mandolin player John Paul Jones and drummer John Bonham. The group disbanded in 1980 with the death of Bonham. There may be others, but one song you have a good bet to have heard before because it's been in several movies is Immigrant Song - try it and see.

[@shadoksaalshihri5379]

yall are the best keep it up

[@jbojoify]

More Zeppelin! Do dazed and confused live at royal albert hall 1970

[@rulkzone9088]

Bro you have to do how many more times live 1970 from Royal Albert hall and I cant quit you live same concert if you want to see Zeppelin peak of their power and also dazed and confused same show

[@PeterTea]

Yah or this concert’s version too.

[@anthonykargoglou7205]

You should react to how many more times from the royal Albert hall

[@oliver6749]

Anything live from Madison square gardens 1973!!

[@rosemarymccarron3887]

Led Zeppelin ,the gods of rock music.

[@carloshernandezhernandez8403]

react to since i ve bee loving you to zeppelin live versión

[@MojoPin1983]

Garbage version. Should have reacted to the studio version.

[@Scoobydcs]

They'd only been together a few months when they did this. Robert and bonzo were either 20 or 21 years old. They were kids doing this!!!

[@zq9m3xh8]

Kids, on their way to becoming legends.

[@Scoobydcs]

@@zq9m3xh8 jimmy was already famous from teh yardbirds, they were legends straight out of the gate!

[@mistymountainhop71]

So glad to hear you picked up on the bassline, by the brilliantly talented Mr John Paul Jones. Try Ramble On and the Lemon Song for more incredible awesomeness, but every song of theirs is perfection.

[@philshorten3221]

We're they younger in 1969 than you guys are now?

[@mongosaqqara]

Try Dazed and Confused...studio version...By Led Zeppelin...great review guys!

[@Bluewizard7131]

Check out How Many More Times from this same show!

[@billtaylor3382]

The Band is the GOAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@amiteshbhardwaj4830]

Bro pls react to bahubali 2 the conclusion

[@billtaylor3382]

You have to check out Kashmir Live at the O2 arena in London. It will blow your mind.

[@wesalker3479]

Now, ya gotta watch a later version. You'll see the way they matured . . . . .

[@williamcabell142]

They were just starting their epic assent into music history! They were in their early 20’s. Check out the 73 Garden concert!

[@stormhawk3319]

Robert Plant was the ultimate frontman singer who every other hard rock/heavy metal band as copied since

[@vlrnvkv]

Max Korzh Moscow 31.08.19 reaction 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@ikbalikbal9286]

NEXT REACTION HEARTZEL SOLO ELEMINATION GBB2021

[@robertdawson8522]

More cuts from this t.v.studio performance

[@jjtel99]

Can i ask for ben killingvoice reaction?

[@jungo1693]

Bro pliz. Rem Digga & OniX 🇷🇺 bro 🙏🏻

[@christanking4799]

This is probably the worst rendition of the song. Album version is stunningly haunting and beautiful.

[@garyr8739]

I agree. The sound quality was terrible also. Having said that, this is one of my favorite songs from them.

[@aslo4812]

Thats a sick recording.

[@robertbenavidez7164]

Listen to the studio version.

[@dhaibhcuin]

Worst version of this song I've ever heard. It was obviously before they finished writing the song because the lyrics are different. He sings it much better on the studio version and in later concerts.

[@heliotropezzz333]

The song was written by Anne Bredon. They altered the words a little but I think here they either hadn't decided on the final version or Robert Plant wasn't yet familiar with the words. They'd not long been together and the song was probably quite new to them.

[@AleisterCrowley.]

Zep I was released January 69, this was in March. Plant knew the words, he was fucking with Page the way Page was fucking with him, it’s just the way they were. Adds to their authentic musical brilliance, for me.

[@kathleencarey1978]

More zeppelin

[@Amicy]

Drop links please

[@kathleencarey1978]

@@Amicy Original babe I’m going to leave you is amazing you can really hear the soul in his voice the studio version is amazing As well. Communication breakdown my gosh just about all the songs on the first album I was nine years old and I remember my brothers listening and I’ve been a fan since I get the lead out every day thank you for replying

[@moniqueleroux2198]

You have to check out Since I've Beens Loving You live at Madison Square Garden! Good reaction but I'm dumbfounded by the list of artists you rolled off after listening to this song. They are nothing like and have nothing to do with Led Zeppelin and this great period in rock and roll. This is the Renaissance of modern music and you should really get to know it. You will be so happy you did!

[@dylan42207]

Perfection

[@carlhughes6459]

You lads are to young to remember so you won’t know, the greatest rock drummer, singer, guitarist and bass in rock history, led zeppelin never equaled never bettered the kings of heavy rock, welcome

[@Amicy]

Where we come from their music never made it to our country 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@carlhughes6459]

I’m guessing you’re from America, zeppelin where the biggest rock act over there in the 70s, they are the originators of heavy rock, they grabbed the blues from you reshaped it and gave you heavy rock, I would go into more detail but im pissed

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

@@carlhughes6459 I don’t think theyre American. There’s an accent there….

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

@@Amicy which country? Just asking because I’m curious….

[@TheSunflowers75]

You should do the studio the version of this also..

[@Minceontoast2]

Just dont react to any Led Zeppelin from 1975 the vocals will put you off they are so bad

[@joeyhuebner10]

Nah mate. Plant was sick in 75. But Zeppelins shows in 77 and 79? A lot of them were incredible. You must not listen to a lot of Zeppelin, or have only listened to the official releases.

[@wendideleoncampbell4174]

Awesomeness 🤟🤟🤟🤟

[@roberttaskerjr]

Black dog, fool in the rain, cashmere, whole Lotta Love, their most popular stairway to heaven. That's just the start You can listen to led Zeppelin for an entire year.

[@MojoPin1983]

Kashmir, not “cashmere.”

[@roberttaskerjr]

@@MojoPin1983 I know, talk to text spelled it that way.

[@alexeyb3105]

do you accept wishes?

[@Amicy]

Wish???

[@alexeyb3105]

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[@alexeyb3105]

accepted?)

[@Amicy]

@@alexeyb3105 what is a wish??

[@alexeyb3105]

put this song Виктор Цой "Стук" album Звезда по имени Солнце

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

This is possibly the worst version of this song I’ve seen……it’s not even the usual “Denmark” version. Whoever provided the link did not do you….or Zeppelin…any favors. Even though Plant’s voice is crazy good, the song never really takes off the way it should….Keep in mind that they had been together only months when this was done…at the very beginning of their 12 year run. Check out live from at least 1970 onwards. Studio from 1969 is great however. Zeppelin is my favorite band, so I want you to see only the best from them! Watch Since I’ve Been Loving You from MSG as so many have recommended and see the difference in four years. They own the stage.

[@PopsiCOLE]

Why would you listen to this version for? It's literally the worst sounding version lol. LISTEN TO THE STUDIO ONE

[@fredshred5194]

well done you picked the worst recording of LZ song, now that takes talent.