Led Zeppelin - Dazed and Confused (Live 1970) (REACTION) with my wife

[@billwood1372]

Every concert they did was different and averaged 3 to 4 hours long! "Hammer Of the Gods" They're the best!

[@lindanoren8996]

I grew up with led Zeppelin and feel so grateful to have them part of my world...There is so much talent out there inspired by Led Zeppelin..They will always stand apart from all. There is no way to describe what they bring..They are masterfully authentic.. Led Zeppelin is just ❤

[@johnryder2878]

Bonzo just being an absolute BEAST in this! One of the greatest live performances recorded 🤘🤘

[@jacksmorrow2724]

I know you get a lot of recommendations for reactions but, Achilles Last Stand ( studio version first ) is a must!! Absolutely love you two !!!

[@martinoulthwaite7327]

Live at MSG, 1973 is a must! 27 minutes of Led Zep magic!

[@sicotshit7068]

Only way to see that version now, is to watch the movie, which you can buy rent or watch free with short ads on KZbin.

[@MerchantOfAlba]

We'll check it out. Peace from Romania ☺️

[@martinoulthwaite7327]

@@MerchantOfAlba Thank you! 😍

[@garyherman7391]

I saw them do this live 2 times in the 70s lots of great memories I'm 71 now best group ever

[@uncletom618]

I just LOVE Dominika’s Rockstar adoration face! 😎🤣

[@brandonjones1349]

Sooo good 👍 😅

[@michaelatkinson8291]

Robert was only 22 here. For the rest of his 20's he was 'The Golden God'. What a journey that decade must have been for all of them. If I had a time machine I would take you both to London in 1970 & take you to this gig. I would love to watch you both during the show. Andrei needs to go to a karaoke bar, grab the mic & belt out a Zeppelin song as soon as possible for the sake of his health 🤣

[@lyndoncmp5751]

Not even 22. He was 21. As was Bonham. ✌️

[@helenespaulding7562]

21 actually. It was January and he didn’t turn 22 until August.

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

“What a journey that decade must have been”. Indeed it was. Don’t know how familiar you are with their story……there were extreme highs and horrific lows…Robert especially looks back on that decade with definite pride at their accomplishments, but also with sadness, some anger, and bemusement at his “golden god” status. He took years trying to shed that persona. Now he views it with a sense of humor and self-deprecation.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Each a genius!

[@juliemanarin4127]

​@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 I was a teen then...best time of my life!!

[@ericjorgensen3911]

She gets it, albums are great, in person AWESOME. Such a tight band. Jones on Bass is fantastic. Another classic jam. She`s right EVERY concert not the same, it`s FRESH every time. ENJOY!

[@patrickseevers3858]

Nice reaction. Omg, you guys just gotta react to dazed and confused live at Madison square garden 1973. It’ll blow your mind. It’s a long one, so you probably have to pause a number of times but I wouldn’t lie to you it’ll be well worth the effort

[@MerchantOfAlba]

Thank you for suggesting it. So many told us about it that we must check it out 💚

[@williamcabell142]

My Dear, they will never get old to you…still fresh for me after 50 some years of listening! The gods of Rock! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ericjorgensen3911]

Like I`ve said before, it`s like they ALL doing a solo and it just BLENDS together. Live is better than album as you EXPERIENCE right before you! This is 55 years ago, this video is over 50 years ago. It just NEVER gets old. GOAT Rock/Blues band ever.

[@WillyAffentranger-jb1oi]

I no words.

[@Frankincensedjb123]

Greatest band in the world, I agree. I certainly don't want Andre coming after me. 😅😂😅

[@sherrelwilson7354]

John Bonham definitely brought home his hard earned pay. He did work!!❤

[@sicotshit7068]

As I’ve heard a reactor or two say, Bonham beats those drums, like they owe him money. He definitely had the stamina for their concerts, to think thrown in at some point, his 20 minute amazing solo. Amazing too, Bonham started playing drums at 15, so yes a natural talent.

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

Bonham kept upping the tempo. Glorious !

[@MariaLucia-vl9oy]

SÓ O LED TINHA ESSA CAPACIDADE DE PEGAR MÚSICAS DELES QUE JÁ ERAM LINDAS E FAZER VERSÕES FARAÔNICAS, GIGANTES E INCANSÁVEIS. SÓ ELES TIVERAM ESSA CAPACIDADE, DE MELHORAR O QUE JÁ ERA BOM.

[@Nigel-qr7pl]

The madison square garden version is a must, if for no other reason you see some of these improv ideas fully fleshed out when they’re at their zenith! Great natural reaction as always!!

[@MamawT65]

Can you just imagine how the people in the audience felt hearing this live ! Love the reaction❤

[@kirstenstewart5758]

The controlled chaos of young Zeppelin live is an experience. Love watching you two discover my personal favourite band, such a delight every single time. I also love that Andre is crushing on Robert Plant… you’re not alone 😂

[@MerchantOfAlba]

He really is 😁💚

[@AlisMarsaili1351]

We girls crushed on him. Watching “The Song Remains The Same” is an absolute delight. I must have seen that movie 500 times!

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

This is my fav show from these guys. Absolute mayhem from beginning to end. How Many More Times is 20 mins of pure bliss. They crank up the show by starting with, We're Gonna Groove, which is so damn good!! More Zep! Any Zep! Yes yes yes

[@tektoniks_architects]

This entire show is straight fire....even the Eddie Cochran encores. Must watch!

[@Stogart]

You two need to react to the 1973 Madison Square Garden version! The band was at its peak and Jimmy's guitar playing was absolutely stellar.

[@TheWhippetmaster]

And the first version when Jimmy was with the Yardbirds, the different lyrics by Keith Relf is classic.

[@mackmitchell94]

Not on YT anymore, the 75 versions really cool too

[@davet8759]

You are so right to point out how they all shine. Jimmy Page said that the music of Led Zeppelin was designed to FEATURE every member of the band and that every song on every album was considered a 'single', meaning that if it wasn't of the highest standard, it wouldn't be on the album. This explains why they don't have any bad songs.

[@AlisMarsaili1351]

Well they refused to chop up “stairway” in order to play on the radio but they changed that as well.

[@MrGlastar1]

Saw them in 74. I was 21! LA Forum. We old folks LOVE seeing people who..NEVER KNEW! The MOST INCREDIBLE DECADES..of music..since Mozart!

[@OutOnTheTiles]

They didn’t tour in 74 ….so you saw them in either 73 or 75. Lucky you! 👍

[@A00ZINC]

Definetely you have to react to the MSG Live Version 30 minutes of Music Greatness !

[@danieljean6882]

1970 this is great its just 1 and2 the whole darn thang great

[@ruthjohnson4380]

Love your reactions! The two of you together are a pleasure to watch. 😊

[@chrise3099]

I grew up with led zeppelin. Cpuldnt wait for the nrw album to come out each time. I saw them twice in london uk. For me they was my favorite band. Stunned with every new album that came out. My friends used to come round and we would sit open mouthed listening. My friends dad souted out my goodness that band is amazing. Who are they? LED ZEPPELIN.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

With JPJ chugging away at the bass in the background.

[@rickb.4168]

JPJ holding down that killer grove for ever and a day! What a beast.

[@GaryCain-qf5vi]

For christmas in 1971 my parents got me a battery powered reel to reel recorder, when ever the local FM station would play Led Zepelin I would record it. With this collection of songs I was the life of every party! Dazed and Confused was one of my favorites. Peace✌️ I'm loving this Led Zepelin voyage of discovery your on ❤Gary 😊

[@MerchantOfAlba]

That's a great story. Love it. Greetings from Romania 💚

[@kevinmarker-cz3bx]

Yes Sir..this band is an experience..like your first of anything..the intensity of it. When tried again it can take one back in time. It feels like the first time.

[@anthonyblakely399]

Every time I hear Led Zeppelin I FEEL as Amazing as when I first heard them in concert!!!!

[@AlisMarsaili1351]

Me too! I woke up this morning by accident I pushed the wrong button on my remote and this video came on it woke me up!

[@tonymaroni8773]

Apparently at the end of 1968/ 1969 they went on their first American Tour and by the time it finished they were stars, I'm not surprised with tracks like Communication Breakdown, You Shook Me, How Many More Times, Dazed and Confused and Babe I'm Gonna Leave You etc, I'm sure America had never heard anything like them.

[@scotttrainer9704]

I grew up with this music, but watching your reactions does help take me back.

[@bowtiefidenine]

Hi guys, thanks for the live version of this song from Led Zeppelin ❤

[@tanyaweathersby9393]

❤❤❤Robert ❤❤❤

[@AlisMarsaili1351]

He was my first love!

[@Scoobydcs]

Black mountainside from this gig is sublime

[@PatrickONeal-iz3km]

Their music takes me back to my youth every time. It's as new to me now as it was then. Them and Pink Floyd will always be timeless to me.

[@sherryhansen-cm6bf]

Someone very special to me introduced me to Led Zeppelin when I was a teenager. And loved it ever since. Still my favorite in my 50,s

[@AlisMarsaili1351]

I want to tell you the best comment I’ve ever heard about Led Zeppelin was (Im paraphrasing here) when you stated, when I listen to Led Zeppelin I feel there is something bigger than me. WOW! PERFECT explanation! I was 7 years old when my brother’s friend had loaned him this album. I was 8, my baby brother was 6. My brother who brought it home, was learning how to play the guitar. Both our parents worked and we basically brought ourselves up. We were the Latch key children of the 1970’s. Anyway we were freaked out! We kept looking at the scary “hippies” on the back cover. We listed to this album over and over again. My brother developed his guitar gifts and could play just like Jimmy Page after practicing all day and night for years. He was in several bands throughout his life. We all continued to listen to Led Zeppelin throughout our lives. It was our bond. BTW my mother kept hiding this album from us we would find it in the trash one day. We just fished it out and kept on listening. Then she gave up and later having to be forced to listen to her children listening to Led Zeppelin she too became a listener of Led Zeppelin. I really enjoy watching these first reaction videos for me, they were the “best band ever.” They changed rock music forever. I’m 63, lived my life pursuing my passions and I’m grateful for that and I still listen to Led Zeppelin. I know this is a long comment. I hope you are both safe and strong. Thank you for having an open mind.

[@horiaclejan2552]

I'm grateful to you for taking me back to my youth. LedZep are magic and so is your commentary. Cheers!

[@OutOnTheTiles]

The greatest…..especially live!! Cheers

[@davidepperson3685]

Mentioning this at the risk of redundancy…Jimmy Page’s mom was at this performance and he wore the knitted vest she made for him during this performance. Love that!

[@AlisMarsaili1351]

I never knew that and I remember that vest orange and brown I think lol!

[@williamcabell142]

I wife tells me the same thing when I listen to them with my earphones on! It’s like a content hum! I don’t even realize I am doing it! Dude we are brother with different mothers! 😎👍 L.Z. Has been my #1 band, since I was 18 in 1971! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@MerchantOfAlba]

Haha, welcome brother 😀🔥

[@pt9167]

I've listened to "73 MSG version so many times I can play the whole 25 + minutes of it in my head. 🤣💯🤘🔥🔥 Keep up the great work! You are "In my top 5" channels.

[@MerchantOfAlba]

Glad you enjoyed it 😀

[@edgarsnake2857]

This is Rock. I love your reaction to this.

[@willmay1]

What I love about you 2 is that you don't know about this music, it will change your perspective about this time, Led Zeppelin is the top of it is all, they play with all emotion!

[@WillyAffentranger-jb1oi]

I have the same gibson guitar at home.

[@fidenciohernandez5739]

MSG 73 AWESOME FOOTAGE❤

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

That's best of 3 nights, edited. This is one night, unedited.

[@verginithe]

When Zep was young they were the best. Untouchable because each member was great.

[@targetshootr]

Back then they were never on the news and we weren't sure what they looked like or sounded like until they came to town. Today I appreciate their talent more especially compared to bands since then.

[@brandonjones1349]

Great start to my morning. Describes me to the tee.... before my tea. Ty MOA ☘️🇺🇲

[@georgeseif102]

In the begging Jimmy was the boss of Led Zeppelin. It wasnt till Zeppelin III when Jimmy loosened his grip on the band. Jimmy Page was blessed to find 3 equally talented musicians to see Zeppelin become the defacto greatest rock band.

[@mega00760]

grew up with it favorite band at the time but didnt know how great they were

[@willfromyadkinville]

just incredible!

[@andrewmason7207]

got 4 bros all grew up with zep . not into chart music. father is an olde 50s rocker. i was 4 when this was played. thanks to the computer age i get to see it. cheers guys, every zep concert is a trip

[@johnbumgardner7977]

LED Zeppelin what a band not many bands could stand with them they didn't have much competition ❤

[@i4nng]

My number 1 group are The Beatles but if I could go back I would choose to see Zeppelin live.

[@dalemcmillan7231]

Fantastic ❤❤❤

[@fixzeichner5592]

Jimmy had already played Dazed and Confused and How Many More Times with the Yardbirds and had also used his violin bow to attack his guitar. I heard How Many More Times live by Page and Plant in 1998 and had tinnitus for a week after the incident with the cello bow. But it was terrific. Jimmy was standing just a few meters away from me.

[@MerchantOfAlba]

Amazing 😍

[@AchillesLastStand101]

please more led zeppelin 😁 react my favorite song 1. kashmir 2. achilles last stand 3. ten years gone studio version, tanks you ☕

[@PeterTea]

Led Zeppelin is the peak of the rock mountain 🏔️ Also, they have some of the best replay value ever. And it’s great to see new people giving them a quality listen. You never know what you might find when you pick up the rock.

[@billtaylor3382]

GOAT!

[@CJ-Fischer]

Great Reaction and awesome pick for the video! Enjoying from Florida! Keep up the good work! Love you both

[@MerchantOfAlba]

Thanks so much!! Best wishes from Romania 💚

Using the term "Best Band" for the music of the 60's/ 70's/ & some 80's is like saying "the best" Rose on a fully blossoming Rose Bush.......they were ALL Great, each in their own unique ways.

[@marmarsmandalas]

Yay!!!❤❤❤

[@gistechrep3816]

They say Jimmy's mother knitted that sweater for him.

[@stephenmaclean3422]

Great reaction! I love seeing both of you so enthusiastic for the sound experiment I’ve known for decades and you respond similarly. I’m glad the appeal is so universal.

[@sheldondyck8631]

“We don’t have much money for new clothes. Take them off gently”. I feel that.

[@NehatEmini-jl4bk]

I❤Led Zeppelin Please react Whola Lotta Love,live MSG 1973🤘 You are my Fav. Reacter,Live U

[@MerchantOfAlba]

Many thanks 💚

[@onomatopie1]

yes, there's a right and a wrong time for everything😀

[@anthonyblakely399]

WWWWWHHHHHHOOOOOAAAAA!!!! Wow This video brings back memories!!!! Love you guys reaction!!!

[@MerchantOfAlba]

Thank you 💚

[@sicotshit7068]

Page wasn’t the first to use a bow, but the other guy I’ve seen, just saws away fast. Jimmy creates sounds with it, & made it a really cool addition. I believe this was Jimmy’s birthday, I may be wrong, but I know they had a concert on his birthday. They are absolutely the GODS of MUSIC, everything they play is by far the greatest. I’m wondering if both of you, after your reactions to different bands, are Led Zeppelin your favorite band too? Thank you again for your great reaction, love both of you.

[@MerchantOfAlba]

Since started this channel, our musical world took a massive turn. There are so many great artists we missed out on in life. Led Zeppelin is right there at the top for sure 👍💚

[@KelE-mq8bv]

These boys were crazy! 🤣. Listen to Dyer Maker and Hotdog.

[@robertserafin-uc3qn]

This song has been toyed with Jimmy Page Since 1967 in The Yardbirds. There's like 7 live versions of them. The Maximum Opus comes at Iive @ MSG '73 . The song culminates into a 25 + minutes orgy of sounds P.S. None of them could be replaced, John Bonham remembered all the transitions of every live recording & they NEVER played it the same way.

[@AlisMarsaili1351]

There is a video of them playing this son in Paris or Denmark and the audience didn’t understand what was going on. They look confused and transfixed at the same time.

[@oldzephead1237]

I enjoyed your reactions to this so very much, so thank you! Robert is 21 here, as is Bonzo. I just have to tell you that, in spite of the fact that you both still seem to think you may be unqualified in your comments, you two make some of the best and most spot-on comments that I've ever heard, just by telling us what you think and how it makes you feel! I also wanted to answer Andrei's question, as someone who grew up with this music, yes, it still makes me feel the same youthful energy it did back then, and I've never stopped listening. I'm still hoping you'll react to Bring it on Home from this same show, (Royal Albert Hall 1970). Robert plays the harmonica. This whole show is absolutely incredible, they were amazing! Here is the link. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4mYqpumhJpld6Msi=1PzdprssXlHwLX-7

[@richgaluppo4417]

It was Jimmy Page's band; so no one was telling him he couldn't do something with a song. Rock on you two lovebirds. Greetings from the Magical Kingdom of New Jersey.

[@MerchantOfAlba]

Lovely. Best wishes from Romania 💚

[@billdomitilli8125]

Once referred to as 'Adolescent Hormonal Hysteria'.

[@PeterTea]

Don’t worry, there’s a reason it’s called Dazed and Confused.

[@AleisterCrowley.]

They take you on a journey to the Face of God. Talking about maturity there is no way I would be a Zeppelin *fan without LSD. I know that is an unpallateble statement to some, but this bands function is subconscious. They know things that cannot be known. You gotta go under mind with Zeppelin to know. Some things happen seemingly by chance. Thumbs up great vid loved it.

[@rockwren]

When I left the Led Zepp concert I attended I always said I went down the stairs in the parking garage my feet didn't touch the ground because it was so crowded and we were packed in so tightly... but then again maybe it was the music.

[@MerchantOfAlba]

Most probably it was ☺️

[@williamcabell142]

Two people that I would to dine with! With my wife, and Beagle! The GOATS!😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@christopherhuot2826]

ZEPs music is amazing, still relevant today 😅

[@justinwilton4603]

Led zeppelin "Trampled under foot"..last time im gonna suggest it x 😂

[@jasonbarlow8263]

You have to check out No Quarter 😮 both versions

[@juliemanarin4127]

You should see the 28 minute one at msg in 1973...like nothing else you've ever seen before!

[@MerchantOfAlba]

Yep, we'll look for it for sure 😊

[@teesmith945]

Give " Down By The Seaside " a listen.., very laid back song (with a bit of thunder) lol

[@christopherjohnson7613]

You should check out the live version of No Quarter from madison square Gardens. Totally epic!

[@daicullinan9970]

Since i first saw them in 1972 i knew they were gonna be the best band in the world... saw them 7 times in their original line up then 3 or 4 times as plant & page...and Robert solo a few times too.. the last time being a couple of years ago....still never seen or heard anything to match them.

[@MerchantOfAlba]

Wow, seven times?! That's something. Love and peace from Romania 💚

[@daicullinan9970]

❤​@@MerchantOfAlba

[@stevesharpe361]

Two of the band were only 21 here.

[@briangrigsby1842]

fist time seeing/hearing this version of D and C!

[@jmar7631]

Love this performance and enjoyed your reaction to it very much. Thanks! One observation, however. They didn't "let" Page do anything. It was his band and he was in charge both on and off stage. During performances, the others followed his lead. If you observe him closely, you can see him frequently giving signals to the other three. That's not to say that any of the other three couldn't stretch and improvise if they felt like it during performances. Page enjoyed that a lot, but they didn't give him "permission" to do anything. He did exactly what he felt like doing, and for as long as he felt like doing it. Edit: If the others thought Page was going long during a solo, and sometimes they went very long, they could try to signal to him that it might be time to move on, but it didn't always work. ;)

[@MerchantOfAlba]

Thanks for the info! Yes, others explain it as well. Love and peace from Romania 💚

[@franciscialini7489]

❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊😊😊

[@stefcas]

The Denmark version, also live, from 1968, is the best version ever. And... They are there of course 2 years younger.

[@cynergy4]

Page originally did this while he was still with The Yardbirds, so his playing with the bow pre-dates Zep. Just wait till you watch Jimmy playin' with his Theremin during "Whole Lotta Love"! I was 14 when this came out and even tho I'm getting old, Led Zeppelin never does

[@EdA1]

OK guys, you ready for another side of Zep you haven’t heard? How about a little bit of reggae mixed with some fun 50s rock ‘n’ roll? D’yer Maker from their fifth album in 1973. Another radio favorite but never performed live. ❤️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKjcYWqXr65rpMUsi=zNpESkL1amIgR5bW

[@MerchantOfAlba]

Oh wow! How many more sides there are? 😍 We are always ready for some more LZ! Thank you so much for the support! All the best 💚

[@stevesharpe361]

....and of course 30 secs after the end of D&C its on to the next classic, and repeat

[@williamcabell142]

Jimmy was a bit stung out at the time…Plant, and Bonzo had to get him back into the tune! The GOATS!😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@jmar7631]

Strung out in 1970? I don't think so.