LED ZEPPELIN DAZED AND AND CONFUSED Reaction // Rap Fan Reacts

Led Zeppelin is a highly requested band and one that I have come to really enjoy. I hope you guys are still enjoying being along for the journey with me.
Keep Rocking guys!!!

[@gabreel8112]

When other "rock bands" pray to the "rock gods" they are praying to "Led Zeppelin".

[@juliemanarin4127]

Amen! ☺

[@jeffreymazzoli9814]

That's why they are the hammer of the gods

[@octaviussludberry9016]

Where do Sabbath, Floyd, The Who fit in your Canon?

[@ricknewton5693]

Weather Satan brought Led Zeppelin together or God brought Led Zeppelin together. It doesn’t matter they are simply the four greatest musicians to ever play in one band.

[@PeterTea]

Trampled Under Foot. It’s Zeppelin at their most funkalicous!

[@iamzacreact9128]

I am going to be going a ton of Led Zeppelin, I am so ready

[@fredtello]

....@@iamzacreact9128 .... 10 years gone... much better

[@boki1693]

@@fredtello Not better. It's mellower and one of their most beautiful songs. If you like mellow then you will like that better. If you like a funky fast paced groove, you will like "Trampled" better. "10" is a very good song but "Trampled" is a classic. Trampled is based on an old Robert Johnson blues song about a car and comparing a woman to car parts. The Robert Johnson song is called Taripin Blues

[@fredtello]

@@boki1693 1Not better.0 years gone... much better

[@edwardomunoz9299]

@@boki1693 momma let me pump your gas momma let me do it all 🔥

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

Zeppelin created amazing soundscapes. Their credos are "light and shade", "tight but loose", and "whisper to the thunder". Listen to more of their music and you will see this is so. I sincerely recommend you do their entire catalogue because you'll be able to follow their musical maturity and the variety is sure to keep you interested. I hope you seriously consider doing this.

[@tektoniks_architects]

At live shows, they would play Dazed and Confused for 30 or 35 minutes, mostly composed of improvization. The guitarist, Jimmy Page, is playing the guitar in the middle section of this song with a cello bow.

[@fadjdarwish6581]

Led zeppelin what can i say best band ever know one can match led zeppelin they are the master's of rock and roll haters its time to admit they have been number one for 50 years and still going

[@MrMeganrae12345]

Great choice! Gotta do "since I've been loving you" next. Either studio or live at msg 1973

[@iamzacreact9128]

Got it!

[@juliemanarin4127]

@@iamzacreact9128 live!!

[@joeynatts6542]

Do the studio version FIRST! Then you'll know what your listening to when I hear it live.

[@markburgess2388]

Live at the Garden ... Excellent Choice

[@williamcabell142]

The GOATS OF ROCKIN/BLUES! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@philshorten3221]

"Since I've been loving you" & "When the Levee Breaks" are a couple of Zepp musts! The other juggernaut Brit band is Pink Floyd and I would suggest start with PF "Comfortably Numb" live at the Pulse Concert if you want to see what a show really is😉

[@ngreene8464]

Comfortably Numb is like the Stairway to Heaven of Pink Floyd, very good song.

[@anitapaulus937]

They do a lot of blues, and blues based stuff. Another from their first album “You Shook Me” is excellent. “Ramble On” from their second album is a really great and very different song.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Ramble On!

[@smoovjazz8029]

You shook me. Yes!!!!

[@ginger4141]

@@smoovjazz8029 great tune.

[@smoovjazz8029]

@@ginger4141 I see so few reactions to it. So underrated.

[@ginger4141]

@@smoovjazz8029 yep very underrated, that tone of Page's telecaster guitar on the first album is mindblowing, still my favorite.

[@Diamondog186]

My older sister bought this Album for me in 1970 when I was 12. Popped it on the hand me down mono HIfI in my room cranked the volume and have been hooked ever since😎👍

[@marckeiser3514]

Thanks for helping me remember how good the music I grew up with was. 62 years old feeling like 17.

[@bnd4ever48]

Since Ive Been Loving You by them....awesomeness!

[@owlcu]

Definitely listen to The Lemon Song, it's one of their best grooves (and they've got a lot).

[@joeynatts6542]

WHEN THE LEVEE BREAKS!!!! ALL the brothas love that one!

[@ginger4141]

I had to laugh when you said not much going on there. Jake Homes actually wrote Dazed and Confused and recorded it 1967. The same year The Yardbirds which Jimmy Page (the guitarist) was a part of before Led Zeppelin took it and had success with the song, Jimmy add to it with using a bow in the breakdown he is like a mad scientist. When Yardbirds broke up Jimmy Page assemble a new band that morphed into Led Zeppelin they took the song and add new lyrics and more drums, more darker sound and forevermore will always be Led Zeppelin song.

[@aafjeyakubu5124]

I know Holmes has been granted credit for this song, but his original version of this song is barely a shadow of what Zeppelin's version is. I mean no disrespect to Mr. Holmes. I couldn't imagine where Zeppelin would be without this song in the early repertoire.

[@vinnysafy5328]

"Whole Lotta Love " or "Trampled Under Foot " 2 great Zeppelin songs.

[@davidkilianek9168]

I just love the journey this song takes you on. Parts of this song sounds like he's trippen.

[@gabe2265]

I think you should start with their first album (Led Zeppelin I) and go through their whole catalogue of songs. You’ll probably find that their first album is the bluesiest overall, but they have at least a couple of blues-based songs on all of their albums. You’ll also notice that they really branch out into different genres in their later albums.

[@markburgess2388]

ABSOLUTELY

[@shannonpace9433]

That's 1969. You have to check out "Since I've been loving you" Blues Rock. Very soulful!

[@juliemanarin4127]

Why not indeed! 😁 I just subscribed! This live at MSG is killer! Jimmy plays the guitar with a cello bow on this...that's the eerie sounds you hear!

[@wild8757]

The 70s were a hell of a good time for music, trust me that’s when there was real talent

[@davet8759]

You nailed it! The music of Led Zeppelin makes you FEEL.

[@bluehen738]

Mr. Zac, thank you for reacting to Led Zeppelin, especially Dazed and Confused. I appreciate your honest and detailed comments to all of the songs you have reacted to. As someone who started listening to them when they released their first album in 1969 as a 14-year-old, I was able to follow their career album by album and I wish you could do the same, but I couild see where it would be tempting to move ahead and sample what they would evolve to in later albums. Anyway, however you decide to react to their songs, a couple absolute must listen to include: Friends, Gallows Poke, Tangerine and That's the Way from their third album; Battle of Evermore and When the Levee Breaks from their fourth album; Song Remains the Same, No Quarter and the Rain Song from Houses of the Holy; and In the Light and Ten Years Gone from Physical Graffiti. Thanks again keep up the good work.

[@chrisbarbanica6695]

Wait until you get to “When the Levee Breaks” where you find they almost invented rap.

[@mattharvey968]

Studio or live it doesn’t matter they are still great!! Glad you liked the song! Led Zeppelin can definitely reach into your soul! That’s what I love about music and how that feeling can be shared with everyone!✌️

[@bishlap]

hey Zac, u came up on my youtube "algo" so here I am and Subscribed.

[@iamzacreact9128]

Thank you!!!

[@Darryl_Frost]

One of the greatest drummers of all time, plus one of the greatest guitarists and greatest singer, makes for one of the best bands of all time.

[@KittieLisheous]

Their song Kashmir is awesome and probably my favorite I highly recommend it. New to your channel 💗 great reaction!!!

[@raydotzler9117]

In my time of dying 🔥🔥🔥

[@artcordova6399]

Nice effort young man! You will hear the term "rabbit hole" a lot when it comes the mighty Zeppelin. You have now fallen into it, and it's deep!

[@scottclark3761]

Fool in the Rain, Since I've Been Loving You, The Lemon Song....Led Zepplin didn't make a bad tune....

[@boki1693]

To me and many others you need to do Zeppelin Live for the full effect. I would suggest any song from the 1973 concert from Madison Square Garden first. That concert is near perfection and Zeppelin at their finest. The 75 concert at Earls Court is very good too. The 79 concert from Knebworth is a bit spotty. The sound is just off on many of the songs from that concert. The stuff before the 73 concert is pretty good too but not as good as the 73 and 75 concerts. Their live performances is what made them legendary. Page the guitarists and Plant the singer but more Page often greatly expanded the songs in the live version with improvised riffs. "Dazed" is from their first album that came out in 1969. Their first 3 albums had a much more bluesy vibe than the rest of them.

[@cojaysea]

Back in the day when Rock N Roll gods walked the earth before they went extinct

[@leonarae8496]

Since I’ve Been Loving You, Thank You and Kashmir. And check out Stairway to Heaven live at Madison Square Garden. Amazing!

[@cynergy4]

Ooooh, can't wait to see your reaction to this one! Sometimes instead of intellectualizing the lyrics, it's better to just feel the music. How the music makes you feel is what it's all about! The universal language doesn't require lyrics. Jimmy plays guitar with a cello bow on this, and Bonzo's drum rolls are incredible! The song actually pre-dates Led Zeppelin. Jimmy started doing this song with the bow when he was still with The Yardbirds, and it's the first song that the members of Zep jammed on together.

[@genov9374]

Great reaction in that you heard the intricacies. Please listen again and notice that after the singing stops, the guitar and the singer echo each other and on the off beat the drums and the bass echo each other. Then at the end of the song the guitar and the drums echo each other for a bit before the singer and guitar return to echo each other. One of the best songs ever. It's from my high school days. Thanks for the upload.

[@mattharvey968]

Want a song that is a lil different and doesn’t hardly get reacted to them check out Gallows Pole by Led Zeppelin!✌️

[@edwardomunoz9299]

Or The Rover 💯🔥

[@mattharvey968]

So many songs you can listen to! The River is great! I even like songs like Black Country Woman. More laid back but still cool as hell!✌️

[@philrobb1809]

As you branch out into grabbing more followers and listening to great music, try Pink Floyd - Time (dont let the first minute fool you, the song really gets underway just before 2 minutes.). Wish you luck on your reaction adventures!

[@1skyofrog]

The Hajj of Heavy Metal - Get some blunts and listen to all 8 albums in a row.

[@richdiana3663]

Do the first 6 albums! No stinkers in them.

[@colibri1]

Back then, people didn't think "anybody can do it" like they do today. The truth is not everybody can do it. Musicianship really does make a big difference and there's no avoiding that. We knew that back then.

[@Blinkerson55]

Hi Zak, Born in 1955 I remember when I first heard album. I still believe it is their best. They are GOAT of rock/blues , not even close. A different plane lol. What I think you should know also is they perform a Willie Dixon tune the song before and Dazed and Confused starts with no pause and when put together you are exhausted when finished.

[@smoovjazz8029]

Check out You Shook Me. Seriously. The banger of all bangers.

[@frankmccollum1443]

Hey check out Led Zeppelin "Black dog" "Stairway to Heaven" "All of my love" and "Houses of the Holy".

[@gryphoncroat]

Since I've been loving you!

[@血まみれの赤ちゃん]

Hard to believe this album was released in 1969

[@fredtello]

Pink Floyd is from that time.... Shine on your crazy diamond.... I think the second best song ever written.. It has it all....

[@salvessen6100]

Absolutely loving this journey :)

[@carolyn64]

I wanted to listen to your reaction to Led Zeppelin before I subscribed, so I did! They've been the number one rock group since the very beginning of Rock! The best way to experience them is a live concert with all of the lights and sound and people there with you, but second best is with eyes closed headphones on buzzed and just sit back and enjoy the flow! 🎶🎧😎🎶👍!

[@clab5864]

My favorite LZ song. It is a cornucopia that showcases all their talents!

[@davidsafford1423]

Amazing band

[@moonchild6750]

Love them forever!!!!

[@peterbartolomeo5542]

You have the absolute most profound comments. Hitting the nail on the head every time. Keep it up. We must smoke the same kali

[@kevinbrady6075]

"Who it makes you feel" You got it kid! :-)

[@rufscooby1]

great channel, glad i found it!

[@MrTexxan8]

In the Light Under rated song

[@michaelottaviano5421]

Love the hair

[@nicklangille6706]

Yea man i will support you seem like a cool kat☘️☀️

[@vickump8242]

You were mesmerised.

[@McKavian]

Robert Plant was 21 when he sang this. You want random? Ween - Baby Bitch The Rainmakers - No Romance Tesla - Modern Day Cowboy Slayer - Seasons In The Abyss Queensryche - Della Brown Primus - My Name Is Mud Theres a start, my friend.

[@mikemclaughlin3306]

It's one of those rare, very rare, instances where everything is perfect. Guitar, bass, drums, vocals, arrangement, lyrics, recording...... everything shines on this song.... I agreed, one of the coolest songs ever.... They have many different sounds, from straight up blues, to rock, to minstrel, fantasy... they have something for everyone. I would suggest I can't quit you, babe Black dog Rock and roll When the levee breaks Misty mountain hop But there are dozens of incredible songs by the band.

[@rolandgirouard5914]

You should see it live then you'll see how he makes all those sounds with a violin bow

[@rleigh1223]

There sounds were made with their instruments at that time there were few sound effects for guitars. That raspy sound was made drawing a violin bow over the strings, the feedback was controlled by both the position and angle of the guitar speakers. That technique they learned from Jimi Hendrix. The whorling sound on the guitar we wired it into a Hammond B3 speaker and turned it on high. No synths Moog was still in an experimental stage so even keyboards some of the sounds were to how we rewired them to combine two or three sound chambers together from different manufacturers triggered by one key to give three different sounds. There weren't at time of this concert drum triggers to do a lot but Bonzo could play the heck out of garbage cans. It was all on the miking to get his sound. If you look at the videos of his drum kit the bass drum is the largest used back then. Then all the heavy rock bands copied him. Robert Plants voice was so strong he blew out a lot of mikes always had to have six or more on hand to switch out fast. Again no beats, no backing tracks then you couldn't use prerecorded tapes without getting sued by musician unions. No synthesizers. Just hard ass playing and knowing your instrument. It was fun great time to innovate both on the musician level and as a roadie.

[@kerryknight228]

Love your reactions. You should check out Grand Funk Railroad, “Paranoid” in between Zeppelin sometime. Heavy guitar work, super funky, studio version is killer. New sub, keep it up! ✌️

[@memooropeza1416]

You picked a great band to react to but because of the talent, you have to watch them perform Bonham on drums, Page on the guit-fiddle mm crazy it's all good.

[@nicklangille6706]

Refreshing stay you bruhh

[@willyroussel3563]

Start at the first album and go, if you want subscribers Zeppelin will produce them

[@jimmymatthews9024]

Its the led that makes it heavy

[@nicklangille6706]

Realness 😎🌶

[@sjd5750]

Can you react to "Chasin' The Voodoo"..Al Dimeola off his album, "Casino."..Something a little different from the same ol' same ol'...Fantastic guitar!

[@jimbusby8298]

Stomp Groove 🎵

[@kesolino]

Song remains the same/rain song..MSG 1973..fantastic performans Jimmy Page..

[@stephenurso9267]

Check out the lemon song! The baseline is sick!

[@1skyofrog]

You're screwed now! Enjoy the Led Zeppelin journey!

[@nattijeff]

My personal Mount Rockmore would be Zepplin, Yes, The Who and RUSH.

[@MojoPin1983]

Please react to: *Jeff Buckley - Grace (BBC Late Show)* Jimmy Page and Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin are massive fans of his, and Jeff’s biggest musical influence was, coincidentally, Led Zeppelin. You’ll probably need to pause the video a couple of times in order to bypass copyright infringement. With respect to Led Zeppelin, and other artists, I’d recommend using official audio links from a given artist’s KZbin channel; that way you’ll get the best quality sound. Fan made videos, such as this, have diminished audio/visual content. Cheers. God bless. P.S. Check out the studio versions of *Achilles Last Stand* And *In My Time Of Dying* by Led Zeppelin. The former is Jimmy Page’s magnum opus and his favourite Led Zeppelin song. Both songs are blistering and feature John Bonham’s greatest drumming.

[@fredericktomolillo8961]

I'm in....try ALVIN LEE....BLUEST BLUES

[@tannonwraith4692]

The word is, "enveloping"

[@michaelottaviano5421]

Get on helter skelter by the Beatles if you’re feeling it, it’s good shit and I think you’d enjoy

[@slimpickins9124]

A lot of their complexity comes from the basic soulfulness of the with heavy studio effects.

[@Skarakis.1]

react to guns n roses rocket queen or estranged

[@thunderraymond2645]

You want to hear a great 🎸take and listen to Ted Nugent (stranglehold)🔥🔥🔥🤘😎

[@thomastaylor9579]

wait till you get to the band tool

[@charliecochran3035]

Its best not to look too hard for meaning with these guys. The lyrics range from insignificant to solid. Its really more about the presentation and musical creativity and skill though. And don't do live versions until you hear the studio versions...if ever. They are entertaining if you're in concert goer mode, but the quality of music suffers on stage.

[@aafjeyakubu5124]

True. Good quality audio from their concerts is challenging to come by.

[@johnbuttigieg8239]

Did he say “There s not much going on” ? Are you deaf man?

[@iamzacreact9128]

leave a time stamp and i will let you know what i was trying to say. there isnt a moment of this song that i didnt like. I dont want you to take anything i said out of context

[@markb3186]

that is not why the song is famousi did not listen to your reaction to stairway to heaven becausethe original version on the f fourth album is what made the song famousand you cheat yourself of a virgin listeningto why it was so great in the first placealways listen to the original album Firstthat is what made all of LED zeppelin songs famousnot sonlife thing that tries to live up to it laterthis is good advice my friendi'm going to check back to you on your journey your discovering greatness greatness greatness

[@dantean]

If your big insight consists of "this might not be the BEST thing I've ever heard, but might be the COOLEST" I think you may wish to stick to evaluating brands of toothpaste, hemorrhoid creams, or night time suppositories, as music does not appear to be your thing. "Rap fan reacts" should have been my clue, so, really, shame on me, I guess.

[@fredtello]

Try a new band ...Black Sabbath... Into the void.. Farries wear boot.. War pigs...

[@robertphelps1574]

Led zeppelin are great but they stole a lot of ideas of other artists and took the credit for