Led Zeppelin | Babe I'm Gonna Leave You | Reaction

[@ThatSingerReactions]

I get it you guys lol babe not baby. Noted

[@allen7086]

Don’t fuck w/Zeppelin fans. Ha! We’re relentless. Ha!

[@1969JohnnyM]

African American Blues music had a huge influence on the British and Irish music scene of the 1960's and many of the major acts from that time started out as Blues bands and is usually more obvious with a groups early music with the indigenous sound added in. From just a group like say John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers came Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce (Cream), Fleetwood Mac's founding member Peter Green who wrote Blues hits like 'Oh Well', Man of the World, Albatross and the original hit version of Black Magic Woman (later Covered by Santana). Also in the Bluebreakers were Mick Fleetwood and John McVie who Green named the band after. Pink Floyd are named after 2 Blues artists, Pink Anderson and Floyd Council whilst Ozzi Osbourne's Black Sabbath started as a Blues band called Earth whilst a band from Richmond London, called the Metropolitan Blues Quartet became the house band of Richmond's biggest club and in doing so pushed the Rolling Stones out. The Yardbirds which produced Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck. Under Page the Yardbirds became the New Yardbirds and then Led Zeppelin and there are countless other acts influenced not just by the early rock n roll sound of Elvis, Chuck Berry but also the BB King, Muddy Waters, Howling Wolf, Bo Diddley and Elmore James.

[@allen7086]

John Maddin paragraphs

[@gregrambo606]

The Lemon Song next by them next. Nuff said.

[@gregrambo606]

@gblueslover2 The only thing is, other reactors have said KZbin has been blocking it. Led Zeppelin stuff is always policed hardcore by YT.

[@FestusII]

Enjoy the rabbit hole.... Greatest band ever. Imagine that these songs are about 50 years old. You have no idea what you are getting yourself into...

[@emptybraincase4181]

as a die hard floyd fan. zeppelin is prolly the only band i dont take offense to "greatest" comments.

[@FestusII]

@@emptybraincase4181 I have pink floyd #2. 😊

[@FestusII]

and my favorite solo artist is Neil Young hands down.

[@centuryrox]

@@emptybraincase4181 #1 and #2 for both bands. Depending on my mood, they fluctuate back and forth from day to day.

[@johnhouse9983]

Rabbit hole , i'll say.

[@vashna3799]

Forget the Stones, Led Zeppelin was the greatest Rock n Roll Band

[@truthteller7228]

Storm Hawk I agree

[@tektoniks_architects]

This is not even debatable.

[@deborahstrickland9845]

Storm Hawk I never liked the Stones. And they couldn't touch Led Zeppelin.

[@GSXK4]

By a country mile. Versatility.

[@darkmagus64]

I’m a big Stones fan but I have to agree. Hands down the best band ever.

[@PeterTea]

You’ll never find a group that can rock out in so many different ways.

[@angelone1839]

Exactly thats what made them so big! Blues, Blue Grass, Classical Guitar, Spanish Guitar, Rock, High, Low, Fast, Slow..lol

[@CasperLeskinen]

Queen?

[@jackcowen9603]

DogeMafia Z nope 👎

[@BBaldwin]

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

[@Gr8erh8er]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@centuryrox]

These young reactors are SOOOO Lucky!! To be able to hear all these Zeppelin songs for the very first time! I wish I could go back to my youth to hear them all again for the first time! Brother, you have a long, strange (and fantastic) trip ahead of you!

[@tadekmajewski]

The best thing about Led Zeppelin and what they did for me was, is that they showed up in my lifetime.

[@THXx1138]

THESE ARE MERE TEENAGERS MAKING THIS EPIC SOUND!!!!

[@dianedavies8291]

This was the song I heard through the wall from my older brother’s bedroom when I was 13. As soon as he went out I took it and wore that copy out. Last time I sawRobert Plant on tour he sang this. Can’t wait for your next Zeppelin reaction.

[@Grumpy_Rabbit]

Led Zeppelin's music will still be popular two centuries from now.

[@babylonkid]

The mighty, mighty Led Zeppelin. Just phenomenal.

[@susannebass5503]

Beautiful reaction keep doing your thing! This a huge rabbit hole with countless twists and turns LED ZEPPLIN =ROCK GODS

[@richardcase3786]

Their first masterpiece from their first album. The whole first album is amazing to listen to from beginning to end.

[@dannypatterson4622]

The tone of that Spanish guitar intro is phenomenal.

[@andrewsouthard2479]

Plant was and Bonham were only 19 when they recorded this song.

[@amuppet6678]

It amazes me how young they were.

[@specialteams28]

Andrew Southard Page and Jones were 25ish.

[@Simonjose7258]

No they weren't. They were 21! Page was 25

[@Simonjose7258]

Page is 75 now and plant is 71... so no. Plant and Bonham were 21 page was 25 and Jonesey was 23!

[@nicebluejay]

@@Simonjose7258 lol this is a funny debate

[@metalgod2642]

I've said this before and I'll say it again...top to bottom, the most talented band ever!!!

[@carlospopovich]

This song and "Since I've been living you." are my 2 favorite Zeppelin masterpieces..😎🎸

[@davelovj]

Driving around in the early 70's in our Dodge Chargers, Mustangs, Chevelles, Road Runners, Super Bees and Camaros listening to rock and roll all night. We loved them all, Stones, Aerosmith, Pink Floyd,Boston, The Who, Doors, however when Led Zep came on the volume went up and never came down. It was common in our town to pass another car who was listening to the same song and seeing everyone shaking their heads and singing just like we were. Saw them in Providence RI in 73. Incredible ! Wore out many Led Zep 8 track tapes. Played them til the tape spit out the front of the tape deck. Dated girls who wouldn't tell their parents they went out with us because of the music. Hung out in parking lots and reservoirs til the sun came up. Didn't know at the time how much the music would stay with us forever. I am 65 now and still listen with the headphones. My wife thinks I have a problem. Yup I do and always will.

[@drpeterthompson5894]

I love zeppelin so much.

[@moondancer5115]

Me too, me too......

[@TheBATTranceMusic]

When he sings, you can feel his heart bleeding with emotion.

[@ruthjohnson4380]

The BAT The best singers of any genre feels the music. Not pretending to feel it. Really feel it.

[@ginger4141]

I don't care how many times I've listen to that song, Plants scream always gives me goosebumps. I'm glad you are checking out the Led Zeppelin I. You also need to check out live performances also.

[@broetchenahoi6524]

Plant - goosebumps... same here!

[@miriaborgess]

Yess, same!!

[@florymha]

that is one of the best Zep songs

[@PeterTea]

Led=Heavy Zeppelin=Light Led Zeppelin=Awesome

[@ryanjsgrandma2009]

I’ll always visit you when I see Zep. Excited to hear your going to review one of their albums. Soul Train Bro is the only other reactor that I know of who does this. He’s been successful with it. A lot of Zep fans out here. Thank you peace ✌️

[@mattharvey968]

You will love that first electried blues album known as LED ZEPPELIN 1!!!!🤘🏻

[@alfredristan3445]

You can't go wrong with Led Zep 1. Always a great mix in most songs around that time period

[@chaost4544]

Robert Plant is the truth. A lot of people, rightfully so, label Freddie Mercury the best rock singer of all time but I gotta give my nod to Plant. He has crazy soul.

[@jazzyboy7784]

Freddie has a more musical voice...but Robert is just raw balls to the wall rock and roll...

[@jazzyboy7784]

@John David 👍🍸

[@geoffsimpkins7650]

Apples to oranges. Queen was a pop rock band, Zeppelin was a blues rock band. Freddie was a preening peacock and Plant was the Golden God. Both could sing, but only one could wail.

[@scottpeterson7469]

I feel like they both have their own style of singing but you can’t go wrong with either.

[@chaost4544]

@@geoffsimpkins7650 while I don't necessarily disagree with your assessment both were huge bands rock bands in the 70's and relevant for their time. Both got substantial radio play. My only point in bringing Freddie Mercury up is he's regarded as God tier in rock vocals by critics, fans, average listeners, etc.

[@errolpattee1495]

This is Definitely my fav song by Led Zeppelin!!! And love your reactions. You know the pure raw emotions of these kind if songs so you can experience them in It's entirety.

[@michaellorden8150]

Dude you are gonna love the album. I wish I could listen to it again for the first time...with headphones

[@mora1948]

Led Zeppelin - Whole lotta love

[@timtubemusic]

Such a beautiful song. The way it was composed with slow and fast intermixed. Greatest band ever!

[@lesneumann890]

They pull ya in , and share the life.

[@mimid.9965]

awwwwwwwww! My favorite one... and Jimmy Page is the best guitarist ever :) Thank you!

[@nathansnider1438]

I love that song and have heard it a 1,000 times. But after watching your reaction...I like it a little more. Great reaction!!!

[@FloridaRocks]

Timeless.

[@williamcabell142]

Masters, GOATS, Mystical, Unique, how much more can I say!!!!

[@richdiana3663]

Their artistry comes through your mind and enters your soul, Singer. Even after 50 years.

[@davesacc5174]

Their first 5 albums are 5 of the greatest albums in rock history. Every single song is a unreal...every one.

[@feddomeijerwiersma6955]

Led Zep 1-4 came out in the space of 3 years.😳 It’s unfuckingreal what an insanely good body of work that is in such a short time.

[@chrisnewton5126]

Robert wrote "What Is And What Should Never Be", the second track on Led Zep II (maybe their greatest album!). It also shows his range well.

[@EddieWalterblog]

My absolute favorite of Led Zepplin!

[@allen7086]

Not bad for the greatest “heavy metal” band of all time. They are simply just the greatest band of all time.

[@jordan9941]

Good reaction. I particularly love Zeppelin’s emotional songs such as: Your Time is Gonna Come Thank You Tangerine Going to California The Rain Song Over the Hills and Far Away Ten Years Gone All my Love

[@Boo-pz7li]

How fortunate we are to have lived at the same time as these gods of music.

[@wpollock1]

Blues, english folk, hard rock.....they got it all. I know you concentrate on the singing which is awesome, but Jimmy Page is so strong on this. John Paul Jones, one of the best bassists in rock and he can play guitar, organ...... Great reaction and appreciation.

[@justinpolk1331]

" nobodies fault but mine" . " In my time of dying". drums, vocals, guitar, 100s of time shifts, will blow you away even more than the previous songs.

[@SupernalOne]

Yes, many emotions - tenderness, melancholy, regret, anguish, yearning - dunno where Plant came from, out of the blue, with a voice and delivery like that - a blues shouter with pipes of silver - Oh hey - Wikipedia says his mum was a gypsy, an English Traveller - that surely has something to do with it

[@cynergy4]

That is what happens when 4 amazingly talented artists in their own right get together and create magic. Not musicians, but magicians

[@thecoogs]

"Fine wine" sums it up. The 70's production is also responsible for the quality sound

[@ronforeman2556]

First Led Zeppelin album was recorded during 10/68 in 36 hours at Olympic Studios, London, for less than $2,000. It was released 1/69 in the UK, 3/69 in USA.

[@MJEvermore853]

That wasn't really 70's quality...that was James Patrick Page ll quality. He was able to produce and mix each album better than anyone else out there. Eddie Kramer and the others would pitch in on the albums. Jimmy was a virtuoso not only on guitar and songwriting, but inside the studio, even in his late teens and very early 20's

[@michaellorden8150]

So when you have headphones on you can also hear the stereo panning (when things come out of one side of the headphones or move from one to the other). I’d highly recommend you listen to all your favorite music on headphones.

[@murphymurf6581]

My cool boyfriend was a senior and me a sophomore. Varsity basketball, baseball etc....he loved Led Zepplin. Im like nooooo but I ended up loving them and still jam while driving my car lol that was in 1986.

[@thomastaylor9579]

i can feel it calling me back home....

[@Freshenstein23]

Subscribed today. You actually listen, feel and appreciate. That’s my favorite thing in someone reacting. It’s why I can love this, hip hop, metal, reggae and the rest at the same time. Appreciate.

[@sergioribeiro1745]

Led Zeppelin- In my time of dying, many breakdowns, vocals and instruments off the hook!

[@GarrettGaudini]

Sooo good! Robert captures the human experience in his voice.. it’s ethereal

[@PaulScherdell]

Carlos! That's Jimmy man. Great reaction; from a fellow vocalist. Rock on.

[@rbking9296]

Gotta listen to Whole Lot Love and Kasimir Ten Years Gone is another good one, hell there all good just take your pick , seen live 5 or 6 times from the early to mid 70s and I still have goosebumps even now in that I’m in my 60s they still cut through to my soul

[@c165vin]

I'm new to your channel and just love your reaction to my favorite group of all time. As a singer you know what it's like to go out on stage and put up a performance live like this. I'm glad you're enjoying it to. Welcome to the "rabbit" hole. Just get all the the albums and go on the Zeppelin cruise, bring your favorite beverage and kick back and enjoy

[@sandyleewhite]

A trip with Led Zeppelin is an incredible journey, & I am so jealous you are just starting yours now!!! Enjoy the rabbit hole, it is really deep, with many surprises, genres, & just plain musical genius!!! They say, once you get the Led in, it never comes out 😃

[@katec8796]

One of my favorites by them :) I don't know if you have already seen it but you should check out Led Zeppelin's tribute at the Kennedy Center Honors - it's only like 20 min long on KZbin so you could probably get away with reacting to it on here - it's pretty well done :)

[@jbojoify]

Since I’ve been loving you Madison square garden TSRTS 1973 or bring it home at royal albert hall 1970 or 1971

[@juliemanarin4127]

Yes yes yes!

[@oldedominion8782]

Hearing every part of the song... THAT is the value of the studio versions. I always recommend reacting to the studio versions version, then you can really appreciate the variations and spontaneity of the live versions

[@dangreauxjerome3975]

I told you man Try 'How many more times"

[@ginger4141]

Yes please live performance.

[@annettehesselius74]

Yes, the one from Danmark radio!

[@christianramey1304]

My favorite song

[@gunrowe32]

Yes Danmarks Radio or Royal Albert's Hall...both insane. Danmarks is crazy HQ for '69

[@MJEvermore853]

The studio version is THE one to listen to first. The live versions are great and all, but none of those have that dangerously awesome and orgasmic middle section like the album version. The vocal on it is also superior in that section of the song. Listen to the album first! Last track side 2! Then move onto the live versions 😊

[@melissalemar5372]

You should check out their live performance of this on danish tv from 1969. It’s BEAUTIFUL.

[@thomastaylor9579]

just think these guys were making this kind of music back in the 60's before all this technology of today....you got ta love it..i grew up with this and was lucky to be able to listen to such good musicians...

[@OutnBacker]

I wore out the first two albums. Perhaps the best LZ ever. Beautifully recorded and absolutely overflowing with soul.

[@leadzeppbelly]

You sum up their music very well bro! It's pure emotion

[@bzbzob]

I always have thought a part of the reason younger generations don't understand music as well as they could is because they are listening on phones and computers, so only hear the "surface" of the music. Part of the art of music is the recording itself, the stereo spread, etc. Listening on crap equipment you miss a huge part of the full picture. It is like seeing a master painting on a small screen... You can't really experience the full impact of it until you stand in front of it and see it in all three dimensions - as in music, can't hear it until you have the respect to listen on good equipment. The recording itself is something a band used to spend much time on getting right so the listening experience is a complete experience in itself. Luckily, because of this trend of listening likeThatSinger and others are doing, maybe that aspect will become important again. Excellent job man, thanks so much for doing it right!!

[@phillylyno4463]

Great reaction! some other songs you might like by them The rain song Over the hills and far away Ten years gone The lemon song What is and what should never be Heartbreaker Kashmir Tangerine The battle of evermore The ocean

[@dalejenkinson5381]

you my friend have BARELY scratched the surface with Led Zeppelin , The doors, Pink Floyd , AC/DC, Judas Priest

[@ravenna111]

React to Rain Song & No Quater.

[@dalejohnson2047]

Jc Lopez yes rain song and going to California are two of my favorite songs they do plants vocals and pages delving into alternate tuning masterpieces

[@gunrowe32]

Do the live version of No Quarter at MSG, so much better than the studio... Jimmy kills it

[@MJEvermore853]

In my opinion, this is Robert's best vocal of any song he ever did. That being said though, we don't see the reactors getting into the music itself...the guitar, drums...they almost always notice Robert only which is disappointing because they truly were 4 equal members in that group and each one of them are as fantastic as the other....but reactors don't really seem to hear them very much. When I heard this particular song for the first time many years ago, it was the acoustic guitar that literally dropped me to my knees in front of my stereo speakers. It wasn't just the notes that were being played, it was the way that Jimmy played then with extreme sensitivity. Focus on the guitar only for the first minute or so....its so freaking emotional as of it were crying. The vocals were just the icing on cake. This reaction vid was terrific! I love watching a new, passionate Zep fan going down the rabbit hole. Your reactions make us appreciate the music all the more...thank you! 👍😊

[@ThatSingerReactions]

Thank you so much for this compliment and I agree with you on all of this

[@johnpbh]

As the other guys said keep going down the rabbit hole. I went t o see them in Glasgow in 1973. Can still remember it. True reaction video. Peace man. PS: You naw have another subscriber..!!

[@ronniel879]

Ahh ... the ability to paint a picture with a vocal performance that is the the magic of one Mr. Robert Plant !!!

[@robinstigator]

WE GONNA GO WALKING THROUGH THE PARK EVERY DAAAAAYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!

[@iyaramonk]

This song really highlights the importance of mixing :)

[@jamesdavis4598]

Another example of Robert's slow, sweet and vulnerable voice is their Classic "Rain Song". The live version in NYC is the best where he makes you feel it.

[@scottpeterson7469]

Try “Fool in the Rain” by them. The drum solo does not disappoint

[@Simonjose7258]

I went to see page and plant at Madison Square garden in '95 when they got back together for a tour and then next year I saw Plant with the Black Crows and they did all Zep songs...the best! The BEST!

[@tigerback62]

This is one of my all-time favorite songs 😘

[@shweetpotato]

I can't quit watching your videos, they make me so HAPPY :D

[@amberchip1]

Back in the day an album was a listening experience. Even better on earphones. Sounds were recorded on different channels. So in one ear and then in the other.

[@Serai3]

This song is really interesting because it's part of the "rambling man" motif in English folk tales. Robert wrote a few songs on this theme, most famous of which is "Ramble On": the image of the man who leaves not because he doesn't love his woman, but because it's just in his nature to keep going, to keep moving, to keep walking, to keep rambling. He can't keep still, he can't stay, the horizon keeps calling him. Another beautiful take on this is Bert Jansch's song "January Man", where the year is characterized as twelve rambling men, one for each month, who keep appearing and disappearing every year in an eternal cycle. It's folk rather than rock but I think you'll enjoy it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/enXVaYRpmdF8nrs Some beautiful acoustic guitar work in that one. :)

[@daft4343]

Good old' Zeppelin. Fantastic musicianship! Plenty of tunes/rabbit holes to traverse! Happy Hunting good sir.

[@zeppelinmexicano]

IMO, Robert's most stunning work.

[@frankienna7821]

Led zeppelin hired one of the best sound man,that's why you get that sound of every instrument play it's own track,he needs credit too

[@TheBlaster54]

This is the greatest rock band to have ever played, bar none. I’m an old timer that remembers buying the first Zep album they made. I have always love this band. Next on my list of favorite rock bands is Pink Floyd.

[@heliotropezzz333]

Led Zeppelin should have an industry award for 'services to headphones'.

[@michaelfishman5768]

The Lemon song

[@daveking9393]

Thanks again for wearing headphones!!! You experience the depths...

[@mrbaddog4749]

Any reaction of Led Zep is gonna be a great reaction. My 2 cents, "In The Light " and "I'm Gonna Crawl".

[@erikbrigham5764]

Am I dreaming! So awesome to see my favorite (yep, you took the title) reactor listening to the music I grew up on. I've NEVER made a request of anyone doing this gig, but I gotta do it: THE WHO - Love Reign O'er Me.

[@Yngwulff]

Welcome to the church of the cult of Led Zeppelin

[@johntash5895]

What a thrill to watch you react to Babe on this Saturday morning !!! Excellent idea of yours on the full Zeppelin album review - I'll be watching for it. Please react to We're Going Wrong by Cream their live performance from Cream Royal Albert Hall 2005.

[@nadinemarie3811]

I am a Robert Plant fan. This song is one of a kind. Robert's voice is 🔥. This is a very emotional song. Love it.

[@miriaborgess]

This song 🤧🤧❤

[@geoffsullivan7902]

When the levee breaks, give that one a listen. Another great song with depth.

[@TerryFlury]

The best Led Zepplin song ever!

[@jkmenegay]

See how lucky many of us were when growing up!? And we knew it was a special time in musical history. Zeplin, Yes, ELP, Bowie, Genesis, Queen, and on and on. That's why my generation is so cool! Ha!! 🤣

[@tigerback62]

I completely agree!

[@zeezaa8381]

I knew you'd appreciate it..headphones feed the feel..kashmir..headphones..it brings you to your knees..

[@gilbertdiaz699]

You have the best reaction to this song.