LED ZEPPELIN "DAZED AND CONFUSED" REACTION | Asia and BJ

[@suzedeque]

I just can't stress enough that this was their DEBUT album. They came on the scene and blew us AWAY!! Every song a masterpiece! Best drummer and guitarist ever, and there are no words for Robert Plant. This music will live forever and never gets old or outdated. Long live great music!

[@edwardsalvadore878]

I cannot describe what it was like to listen to this for the first time in 69. I would give most anything to relive that WTF?!? moment again.

[@EdKoller]

Best debut, EVER.

[@goldenruletv7301]

THE most influential band of all-time & that will never really change. They oozed greatness, sexy, and kick you in the balls killer riffs and the best drummer to ever live.

[@frankfroml.a.4104]

Man dude, you were reading my mind!!

[@sandydiller4828]

Isn’t it sad that both Bonham and Peart are gone? Sometimes it’s hard not to get a little melancholy.

[@jlandry92583]

Y’all should check out Led Zeppelin -when the levee breaks! Perfect rock and blues head on collision

[@suez366]

Definitely my favorite!

[@Prone2Thrill]

My favorite track among many! Have you seen Jimi talking about the drum intro at the manor they recorded in? It's on KZbin as a short out take from the documentary "it might get loud" - not to mention the Harmonica Robert blows!

[@davidhornbeckmusic7487]

THIS ☝🏼1000% Love this reaction y’all ❤️

[@ajmadden4853]

By far my fav Zepplon song!

[@michaelbehrens1179]

Greatest rock band ever hands down. Every song is amazing.

[@LordEriolTolkien]

Arguable, but I'll allow it

[@kadoom8843]

They would’ve been, if they wrote any of these songs. Greatest cover band of all time.

[@kadoom8843]

@@sthubbins4038 don’t get me wrong, they made those song great. But, IMO, to be the best, you have to write your stuff. Every note and lyric. The Beatles for example. Zeppelin are great musicians and I love them. But, not the best. IMO. Hell, this track that’s being reacted to isn’t even theirs.

[@chrisbergonzi7977]

Say Greatest "Rock" band and we can talk and agree. That said, the Beatles are the greatest...the wellspring of all rock

[@michaelbehrens1179]

@@chrisbergonzi7977 Beatles Roflmao. Let's talk about the trash known as the white album. Do you still live in a yellow submarine?

[@PeterTea]

Led Zeppelin is like having four Michael Jordans in the same band!

[@sacredgeometry]

They were a supergroup.

[@chezblunts]

That would be a terrible band since Michael Jordan is a basketball player and not a musician.

[@PeterTea]

But just like Zeppelin, he can sure jam.

[@SteveoGregg]

​@@chezbluntsya just didn't get it .

[@eddiethomas6832]

WORD!!!!!

[@patches6309]

Led Zep is the GOAT Rock band ever, no equal. Enjoy the rabbit hole, it is deep & wide though we were all robbed early by Bonzo's premature death & end of this incredible group.

[@jasong6967]

RUSH

[@patches6309]

@@jasong6967 Rush is Ok, but far from the GOAT. Not even in most top 25 picks on anyone's list for that matter?

[@dustinsmith3235]

@@jasong6967 Rush's lead singer sucks

[@garethpuckering1673]

The best rock band ever!!!!

[@ryangowing4115]

Amen

[@raymcarthur3870]

No doubt in my mind!

[@Frankincensedjb123]

That phrase gets thrown around a lot, but here it's perfectly applicable. Individually, four of the greatest at their craft. Add to that their ability to create some of the most original and innovative music and play collectively like gods on fire, seals the deal.

[@lindakessler8768]

The 1st time I heard this album, that was it. I'm an old lady now and love to see reactions like this. We boomers did music right at least! Aloha. 🤙❤

[@jared699]

@@lindakessler8768 Ya'll boomers did a lot right. Cheers.

[@juliemanarin4127]

The greatest band in history!! Please do more especially live performances!

[@malcshone4409]

Absolutely. I saw them live in 1971 and it is still the loudest thing I have heard in my life to date!!

[@78yestor93]

@@malcshone4409 Not comparing just saying, yes Led Zep are very loud saw them live Knebworth 1979 but for the loudest concert I ever saw, The Who, May 31 !976 Charlton Football ground if I am not mistaken that concert was the loudest back then, actually in the Guinness book of records!

[@Coolrockndad]

@@malcshone4409 Then you never heard The Who live. ;-)

[@malcshone4409]

@@Coolrockndad I did, in Sept/Oct 1975. They were pretty average tbh.

[@Coolrockndad]

@@malcshone4409 OK so you're saving they weren't as loud as Zeppelin? I have seen them both back in the 70's and The Who as far as stage presences was so animated on stage were as LZ wasn't. Not comparing who's better as musicians just stage presences. I want to add The Beatles have to be the worst for stage presences unless you're a 12 year old girl, if you know what I mean.

[@jasonq111]

Zeppelin creates a soundscape in your mind. They are 4 of the greatest musicians to ever walk the earth. U put those parts together and this is what u get. I think they were the best rock band ever! Also, the verses, middle, choruses and outros are always so varied and different in their songs. Just amazing musicians! Every single album is fantastic.

[@cherisemelf4758]

Oh Hell Yes! Today's music sucks

[@alphajava761]

The bass groove in this song is off the hook, John Paul Jones is so necessary to Zep's sound and that gets forgotten. And John Entwistle with the band The Who.

[@rdm552]

Say it again my friend !!!

[@drunkbobo]

One thing I appreciate about this (and a lot of their songs) is how the singing and instruments cooperate and compliment each other. The music dips in intensity while he sings, and roars back when he finishes speaking his piece. Then the back and forth between voice and guitar! I don’t even know if any of this makes sense it’s so hard to describe this amazingness!

[@JohnBullard]

When this came out, it shocked everyone. There was NOTHING like it.

[@beatleshub4832]

Some people consider them the Grandfathers of metal.

[@vyger6336]

It was great then and still is now after all these years !!!

[@johnwdaley4727]

LZ scares people.... it's scary how great they were..(are)

[@jimsy7al]

And still isn't!!

[@juliemanarin4127]

This live in 1973 at MSG is 28 minutes of magnificence!! You will never see a greater or another performance like it!

[@malcshone4409]

I saw them in May 1975 in London and D&C had got to over 30 mins by then! They also had way more special effects throughout, incl green laser beams around Jimmy during the violin bow section. Just fantastic.

[@SilentBob731]

Decades before the term "Banger" was coined, this song was a prime example of it. Absolutely one of the greatest Rock bands of All-Time, and this song is a prime example of why. 🤘

[@JayBee-JB69]

If you like that bluesy sound, you'll like 'Since I was Loving You'.

[@Star_R666]

My fav along with Rain Song - The performances of both in Song Remains the Same are killer

[@acesjeff]

Since I been lovin you but you right 👊🏻

[@citanullunatic4084]

@@acesjeff Since I've been loving you :-)

[@shornzable]

The live version

[@Kavala76]

Studio (album) version first, live MSG version second.

[@rnrmunimula3756]

Led Zeppelin always casts an irresistible spell with the music and story journey they take you on.

[@johnwdaley4727]

Perfectly stated..

[@emilymartinez6961]

Led Zeppelin was one of the first band l saw in concert, along with Black Sabbath and Pink Floyd, that was when l was a teenager, l'm in my 60's now and still listen to these Legends 😜🤟Rock on!!

[@bobdegagne1625]

Some of the “different “ sounds were created by Jimmy Page using a violin bow on his guitar

[@juliemanarin4127]

He is the greatest guitarist on the planet!

[@TheRandalltex]

Cello bow :)

[@gsparkman]

And a wa-wa peddle.

[@MrDiddyDee]

@@gsparkman That's a Wah-wah pedal, but yeah. Jimmy was using a Wah pedal made by Vox for this first album, and it's crucial to that sound he created , but in live footage it's not as obviously seen as the bow which the cameras focus on, so most folks miss that element being used.

[@allenjohns7604]

@@juliemanarin4127 Subjective. He was a great showman and could make some haunting sounds come out of his guitar that matched up perfectly with Bottoms and Plant.

[@rickjohnson3580]

You really want to be blown away. Watch this live from 1973 Madison Square Garden. you will never hear music the same after watching this performance. The Greatest Band to Ever Grace the Stage

[@richdiana3663]

Jimmy Page produced all the music. Pure genius.

[@joemagnus5085]

Important to note here how much joy thus gives me to see the appreciation yall are giving Led Zeppelin. Jimmy Page is literally a wizard lol

[@freerangegirl4457]

This is where Jimmy uses a Bow string on guitar. He started experimenting before he created the group and wanted to use this group and album as a vehicle to showcase the guitar and its range.

[@ilikejohnhurt]

The Yardbirds video of this song demonstrates how he uses the bow. Also, different lyrics and tempo.

[@michaeldowson6988]

Started in '66 with 'Beck's Bolero'; Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones. Nicki Hopkins & Keith Moon.

[@josephbradberry4089]

Led Zeppelin's "When the Levee Breaks" will blow your mind!

[@chrish5794]

Having grown up with Led Zeppelin and lucky enough to have seen them live four times, it is great to see people hearing these songs for the first time. Best Band Ever !!

[@JayBee-JB69]

Another must listen is 'Kashmir'.

[@ceresa21]

Creativity at its finest. Hair metal tried to capture the front man and lead guitarist model. Totally missed on the drum, bass, and lyric piece. John Paul Jones is one of the most underrated musicians of all time. You should check out his bass work on the lemon song. Borrows some old blues lyrics

[@juliemanarin4127]

JPJ is a musical genius!

[@bluebird3281]

him and Entwhistle both very under rated

[@JohnM0rris]

Guns n roses were probably only the ones to capture that magic. Every musician I'm that band we're dope too

[@cindytappe6486]

The most difficult and creative songs that doesn't get played as much is "Two sticks" . John Bonham actually had two sticks in each hand. John Paul said its the only song they would never do live because of its music difficulty.

[@randybass8842]

This whole album has more of a blues groove to it than their latter albums. It helps you to understand how rock and roll is also called rhythm and blues.

[@TheRandalltex]

Welcome to the rabbit hole that is Zeppelin. Greatest rock band ever. There will never be another Zeppelin. From the same concert footage you watched Stairway to Heaven, watch or react to The Song Remains The Same/The Rain Song. The Rain Song Is the most beautiful ballad & guitar you'll ever hear.

[@denisepierce969]

Back again a must is What is and what should never be you will understand and feel the deepness of the song Led Zeppelin Rock God's of Rock all day long keep on playing great music and I will be watching 🤘💘🎉

[@donpaxton8381]

“ I’ve never heard a band with that many instruments”. Just think they are only FOUR and you really have to watch them live especially this song

[@debbiemccain5850]

Theres nothing like watching them live!! If you're up for it, you should watch Dazed and Confused live from MSG 1973!! Its about 26 minutes long, but well worth watching!! This entire concert is worth watching!!🎵🎸🎶🎸

[@juliemanarin4127]

The greatest performance you will ever!!

[@trudydavidson528]

One of a kind!!! Their music touches my soul!!! Gotta check out "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You"!!! That's one of the many,...many you must react to!!

[@musicairplanes4884]

Seeing them perform live was like going to a amusement park. The rides they would take you on. OMG!!

[@meowenstein]

If you liked Dazed and Confused, check out Led Zeppelin's first ever television appearance, from some Danish variety show... John Bonham is only 19 here, and Robert Plant had just turned 20. You can see how they made some of those trippy sounds while playing in front of a live audience. Amazing how much talent they had straight out of the gate: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXazoJqVjMmDe5Y

[@melaniejordan1199]

My God! That was an amazing ideo, xrmx! Thanks for passing it along. SO FRIGGIN' TALENTED!

[@davehess1019]

Led Zeppelin's very first video was for this song, it's incredible, you should check it out , their introduction to the world

[@billmckee1123]

Those sounds you’re hearing on the “eerie” parts is Jimmy Page using a violin bow on his guitar. Check out the live version of that song from Madison Square Garden 1973 and you’ll see him do that! It’s hypnotizing!!

[@cristinathueson1178]

My dad exposed me to zeppelin, stones, and many more classic rock to blues as well Howlin’ Wolf smokestack light in’. Whenever I hear the stones or zeppelin the doors it brings me back to summer days and my dad BBQ’n and blasting the music and him singing along while having having himself a beer and Mr. Morrison says in one of his songs. Music can just in an instant make you travel bk in time and you’ll remember what you were doing when hearing certain song. Almost as if I was there all over again. Wish I could could bk and give my dad a hug again.

[@willredding3859]

The Lemon Song is something y'all will dig. Its got a super nice groove and bassline

[@BBaldwin]

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

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

Great reaction. As some have mentioned, the sounds during the middle were made by guitarist Jimmy Page using a bow on his guitar. These were truly 4 master musicians who, when combined, created perfection. If you are appreciative of the craftsmanship on the studio cuts, thank Jimmy Page; not only did he create the band and possess "Sensei" level guitar skills, he also produced all their albums and no recording went out without his approval. Now...if you want to see the ULTIMATE live version of this song, watch the video of it from their concert movie called The Song Remains The Same (it's the same concert where the live Stairway to Heaven footage came from). The video is 28 minutes long (yes indeed) but WORTH IT. It is like a mini concert all by itself. Back in the day, it wasn't unusual for Zep to play 3 hour concerts so a 20+ minute song performance was no big deal lol.

[@tonydavis2232]

I've been playing this stuff for 50 years it has by far been my most favorite music and to see people young people enjoying this music for the first time is warming my heart thank you both

[@mongosaqqara]

The look on ASIAS FACE...That's why I watch these reaction vids...the look as you are trying to digest what you are hearing...the artistry and genius that created this piece...just love it!

[@tomantipodes]

This was unbelievable live back in 1972 in Brisbane. Nobody was doing anything like these guy back then. They have become the most effective music influencers ever.

[@RM-ks8pp]

Love the reaction. Led Zeppelin was such a diverse band. All their albums had a different vibe and feel which is what made such a legendary group of musicians. When The Levee Breaks is another great track from Zeppelin. Peace...

[@shanecosgrove5774]

The singer Robert Plant was 19 years old when he sang on this album. Hard to imagine

[@420johnas]

Wow! just think about how you feel listening to that for the first time, how do you think I felt when I was 12 years old and my brother brought that 8- track tape home.. he only like the song called "Communication Breakdown" and never really was a fan.. but I love that album from beginning to end and my life was never the same, my life changed at 12 years old after I listen to Led Zeppelin for the first time and I got to see them a couple of times live also that live Stairway to Heaven you saw, I saw that show at the LA Forum in 1975.. I was 17... and high...

[@robertstokes6790]

Now you know where TOOL gets there influence! Best band ever in my opinion!

[@wichitadisciple9874]

I love them both!! Led Zeppelin and Tool are amazing in their own ways. I think Tool has a little Pink Floyd in them too.

[@rdm4509]

'their'

[@robertstokes6790]

@@rdm4509 look out every one hide your words, grammar police is here! 😂

[@rdm4509]

@@robertstokes6790 Grammar police 'are' here

[@robertstokes6790]

@@rdm4509 grammar police ‘are’ here. (Don’t forget your proper punctuation.)

[@shannonpace9433]

Please do their song, Since I've been loving you. ❤

[@tylerhillman5297]

Ya "since I been loving you" Live always live there one of those that are actually better live This one dazed and confused sir Jimmy Page using the violin bow on electric guitar they are next to none greatest rock band ever!!

[@danjohnson2986]

I came back to watch this reaction. This song. Means something.

[@bob5074]

He dazed and confused by his woman whose soul was “created below”…she’s in her ho phase…but he can’t let her go

[@6ffrey958]

The smile on your face Asia says it all. Grew up with Zeppelin in the 70's and still am excited to listen to them.

[@chrisnewton5126]

IMHO here on the 'tube this Live performance when they, Led Zep, was in their early 20's, B/W and audio is fantastic. youtube title : "Led Zeppelin - How Many More Times (Danmarks Radio 1969)"

[@williamcabell142]

They wrote the book on Rock&Blues! The GOATS! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Zeppelin has conquered all genres of music. They will never disappoint you! They live deep in the blues! Listen to...In my time of Dying!

[@ScottT248]

Some other songs you may want to do a reaction on. When The Levee Breaks, Kashmir, Whole Lotta Love and Fool in the Rain just to see how much diversity this group had. All fantastic songs.

[@deltabravo287]

The Lemon Song or You Shook Me next- both bluesy rock at its best.

[@VG-iq8xq]

Zep was probably the best band ever at the build up to face melting section of their songs. Keep it kind of sorta mellow for a while then they give you a slight warning(violin part in this instance) then please hold on to the bar! Zep = GOAT!

[@TheOneAndOnlyFloridaMan]

"Achilles Last Stand" is another must-hear from them. Great video guys!

[@leonardcruz6390]

THIS BAND WAS THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME IN ROCK AND ROLL BABY.!!!!!!!!!

[@debrakay9761]

Real raw talent, genuine musicianship, sound song writing and no auto tune, or vice overs. Have you heard Kashmir yet? Plant wrote it after a visit and his actual experience. They loved all kinds of music and put it into their songs: jaxx, blues, Bluegrass, folk and more! Keep listening!

[@jimmorris67]

Check out their How many more times live from 1969 one of their first ever appearances and it was also broadcast live over the radio so the crowd was quite but they had no clue about this new band IMO.I seen them in 1970 and they played all of Zeppelin 1 & 2 two and a half hours of nonstop rock

[@juliemanarin4127]

Oh yeah!!

[@gabmar6554]

We are beginning of..1969 !! This piece has toppled the old rock sound in a new era .6.30 mn to create a new style of rock. Guitars , drums will never be the same after, nobody heard a sound like that, all kids were crazy by that time. So modern, timeless DZ, heavyness, savage solo, sex excitement, fantastic construction All hard rock and heavy groups were after inspired by DZ. Average old of the band :22years old.The king of drums Bonham is 20 years, singer Plant 20 ...incredible unbelievable stunning ....

[@greghale6272]

Saw Zeppelin when I was 21. I'm now 72. They played Dazed and Confused and yes the almost Cello type sounds are Jimmy Page playing his guitar with a violin bow ( some of the bows hairs broke) and he was able to pick up the notes he played and " flick" them out into the open atmosphere of the venue. Never seen a band like them since.

[@barte3822]

This was baby-making music back in the day for the "heads". 🤘

[@jimwagner9522]

Brings back so many memories. I feel lucky to have come up during the era that I did. Enjoyed your reaction and hope you will keep the Zeppelin coming.

[@Tica..77]

Fire Reaction & Led Zeppelin are Legends! THX’s ♥️ yawl!

[@jasonmarquis3027]

You gotta check out their song 'The Lemon Song.' Not just because it's a great song but because it's also Zeppelin's way of giving a nod and a wink (respect) to their biggest influence, Blues God - Robert Johnson. Then, after listening to 'The Lemon Song' you have to listen to Robert Johnson's song 'Traveling Riverside Blues' (written in the 30s) to understand how Zeppelin's giving him props.

[@ganeshnair1150]

This has definately been displayed 2 odd years ago. Always been a zeppy fan. Phenomenal band. The Only band had no singles released. If you want to hear zeppy? You have to listen to the whole and each album. Huge spice of blues, hard rock and cosmic vibes. Raw, rude, Rigit great piece of a fitted jigsaw puzzle.

[@ngairehurunui9055]

I love your reaction to LZ! It is amazing artistry and open minds can always appreciate even if its not their fave ♡

[@donpaxton8381]

I love love love watching people react to music I grew up with and loved especially you two y’all. This was my favorite of all time band but there are lots of seconds like deep purple

[@joshuadeshaies7106]

Love you guys reaction to this great song from a legendary band!!! Rock on guys!!!

[@doughaviland1729]

Probably one of their greatest songs that showcases all their individual talents!

[@fredkrissman6527]

Zepp's first lp is the most roots/blues/rock&roll, IMO, and thus my fav, with their folkish effort, Zepp 3 my 2nd fav... (And, btw, Zepp did not like making "singles" records cuz they strongly believed in the album experience, with each song building on the previous tune in the lp. And Asia and BJ's reaction to this song, D&C, recalls my own astonishment upon hearing it back in '69 for the first time, right before I saw them in concert! Thanx, Peace&Love

[@crazydale1000]

I used to play guitar in a Zeppelin cover band.This was my favorite song to play I got some female attention with that solo.Ahhh.Good times

[@jafbut7349]

1 of the best classic rock bands ..i love it

[@EdKoller]

I'm a 64 y/o white, and the soundtrack of my generation is the GREATEST. Chamber Brothers 2 Zeppelin, and everything in between, Led Zeppelin were four masters of their instruments.

[@NathanThurberMusic]

Gotta check out When the Levee Breaks by Zeppelin.

[@Frostrazor]

When the Levee Breaks and Kashmir are two of their most beloved songs. You can hear the blues influence in their vibe. Rock and Roll is heavily influenced by rhythm and blues with some angst and guitar added. When the Levee Breaks has some soulful swamp rock jazz sound to it with that amazing harmonica they add in. TO Asia's point - never heard a band that add that many sounds - the peak of that particular mountain would be Pink Floyd. But Led Zeppelin is close there with them.

[@user-hi6fx2bz8x]

Led Zeppelin...Deep in the Message and the Music...always a trip with their Tunes! 😎

[@ricoeugene2628]

Hi , You two beautiful people! ..I never expected anyone to react to this song! (..a little "strange" song , but great vocals!) This is why Asia and BJ are doing great! ..covering all kinds of genres! Thank You! For Your videos , and all Your work : For introdusing me to music I would not normally seek out.. ..greetings from Norway..

[@mikecantone8277]

The song 'Kashmir' (Studio Version) by Led Zeppelin will take you on a journey. Most likely you've heard it sampled somewhere.

[@hii-rr9uj]

you need to react to the 29 minute long version of this live at madison square garden. it’s the best performance i’ve ever seen in my life. it’s worth it

[@bowtiefidenine]

Okay They had formed the band Led Zeppelin 3 weeks before recording their first album and they did it in 36 Hours 😮😮😮

[@vexsouth3028]

Led Zeppelin did the call and response so well with Robert Plant speaking to the guitars. It's black music but combined with the western traditions as well.

[@gsparkman]

This is why I recommend first time reactors listen to the studio recordings first. Jimmy Page (guitarist) was wizard in the production and mixing of these songs to perfect the sound. It was often not possible to reproduce on a live stage. Plus concert recordings of this era are typically not very good. You made the right choice. Many reactors want to "see" the bands perform in concert (fine), but at a price. They miss really "hearing" the quality of the music.

[@ginger4141]

My favorite band of all time. They were one of the most influential for other from other artists like Queen to hip-hop.

[@sailinbob11]

My first concert. 1973 Houses of the Holy Tampa Fl.

[@bradleywillis6544]

Drummer John Bonham had a short ride with Led Zepplin before his death. His influence still felt today in the drumming world! Maybe the best rock and roll drummer to ever sit behind a kit!!

[@LordEriolTolkien]

at 7:49 7:50 there is a note that is pure distortion. Distortion exactly in tune with the note progression. Always Amazes Me. Because that is the precise touch of a human being causing that sound: you can literally hear Jimmy Creating in that moment.

[@mattmiklos5360]

You two should watch the DVD concert called Celebration Day by this group . This was actually a lottery concert held in London. Keep in mind the group is a lot older (2007) one more thing..The drummer is the son of the deceased (John Bonham). It's a great show

[@garyvodde2446]

Brother Led Zeppelin come to the United States to study blues music. They went back home through some electric on it. And it's still blues music with electric. I hope you understand that. 5:17

[@memphis1316]

It's a blast seeing folks experience such amazing artists like Led Zeppelin for the first time. You guys kick ass!! If you guys find the time, check out Black Sabbath's self titled song "Black Sabbath." It's definitely a song that a make you feel a certain type a way. Take care guys!!

[@somersetcace1]

One of things about the musicians of this band is that they didn't just play and sing to their songs, they were all an intricate part of it. Everything they played had purpose. There are a lot bands/songs that you could slip in a different drummer, bassist, guitarist and even vocalist in some cases and not even notice. Not so with any of their songs. Change one instrument part and the whole song dynamic changes. Which is why, when people cover them, it can be difficult to do it justice. (With the exception Anne and Nancy Wilson of Heart, because well, they're just amazing.)

[@edwardbrownjr2961]

You get a chance watch the video live and you'll be seeing him use a violin string on a guitar watching Led Zeppelin live they do a lot of wild stuff that lets you understand a very creative

[@robc.8269]

Led Zeppelin is the best band in the universe & will always be, Rock Gods. Every member of the band can be considered the best at what they play or sing. Checkout "Babe, I'm going to leave you", "whole lotta love", "lemon song", "heartbreaker" & "Since I've been loving you" to start w/ please & thx.

[@denisepierce969]

They are the Rock God's of all time do Kashmir and also a love song and a mellow song and deep is Ten years gone everyone's felt the songs meaning love you guys keep on Rockin and Rollin 🤘

[@slimpickins9124]

In 1969 imagine how innovative this band was. Blew our minds...lol.

[@kristilouque8412]

“Since I been loving you” is next! And then you’re off in the rabbit hole.💪❤️

[@highplainnsdrifter3050]

Play Zeppelin's "Since I've been Loving You" live from 1973 Madison Square Garden." Pant goes over the top with his outrageous vocals. A masterpiece song.

[@raysheetz7782]

Great reaction. I love seeing the introduction of new people to the great music that I grew up on.