Led Zeppelin- Good Times Bad Times Reaction

[@rickhill56]

I'm 63. Been a fan since I was probably 13 or 14. Along with the Beatles and Stones of course. And many others. But always comes back to Zep. My fav. Ive owned them all. Many on multiple media. LP. 8 track in the 70s. Cassette, then CD. Now KZbin lol A lot of soul in those vocals. And an amazing amount of musical talent

[@gregoryhurst8483]

First song on side A from their first albumn... cracked the space time continuum

[@happilyeggs4627]

Back in 68 this track was most peoples introduction to Led Zeppelin. Imagine the first thing you hear are those 2 power chords out of nowhere. Makes you jump out of your skin. But it makes you pay attention.

[@TRUMP-2024-STF]

Gotta love the E

[@alrivers2297]

69

[@happilyeggs4627]

@@alrivers2297 68 UK.

[@alrivers2297]

@@happilyeggs4627 Nope! I guess you don't know or forgot that Zeppelin first made it big in the the U.S. before becoming popular in the U.K. This album was first released in the U.S. in January of 69 and not released in the U.K. until almost April of that year.

[@happilyeggs4627]

@@alrivers2297 I'm really old and my mind has gone.

[@rosswatson5996]

Some amazing triple foot drumming by Mr Bonham!

[@TRUMP-2024-STF]

Ooh that rift foot.. Hendrix called it a rabbit four..!! Has anyone ever noticed .. All of zeppelins opening songs on all there albums are awesome.. I) good times bad times II) whole latta love III) immigrant song IV) black dog Houses of the Holy) the song remains the same Physical Graffiti) custard pie Presence) achilles last stand In through the outdoor) in the evening.. That’s one heck of album openers..

[@silasmarner7586]

I first heard it fifty two years ago and still have the same reactions.

[@RICHBLACKCOCK]

Ross Watson. yep. On a single LUDWIG bass drum to boot!!!

[@richdiana3663]

Stick with Zeppelin, young gal. They're on a different level.

[@howardbrown911]

There it was again - that incredible smile! Love it!!

[@flibber123]

I think Led Zeppelin is the best at pausing everything for a moment, then kicking in again without ruining the flow of their music.

[@mikecaetano]

The "brown eyed man" line might be a nod to Chuck Berry's "Brown Eyed Handsome Man," a song about brown eyed lady killers throughout history. Speaking of that, maybe consider checking out the music of the late great Chuck Berry, whose pioneering guitar playing pretty much influenced everybody who came after him. He's called "the father of rock-n-roll" for good reason. There's more to his music than "Johnny B. Goode" or "You Never Can Tell" (the song Uma Thurman and John Travolta danced to in Pulp Fiction). Give a listen to "Maybellene," "Roll Over Beethoven," "School Days," "Rock and Roll Music," "Sweet Little Sixteen," "Around and Around," "Carol," "Little Queenie," "Back in the U.S.A.," "Memphis, Tennessee," "Promised Land," and a cover of song written back in 1914, one of the first blues songs to cross over into pop, which I've taking a big liking to lately, "St. Louis Blues" kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGPPf4Owp7Wif8k

[@ScribeCash]

I love chuck berry ! And that kind of makes sense about them mentioning him because they were heavily influenced by him

[@coryfrench5940]

I think I remember Jimmy Page talking about the reference to Chuck Berry's song in an interview, can't remember the interviewer though. Plus the fact that about 80% of the population has brown eyes might have something to do with it. So it's more likely than not to have been someone with brown eyes. Just say'n.

[@mikecaetano]

@@coryfrench5940 I recall Page pulling off something like a duck walk during the performance of "Rock and Roll" in "The Song Remains The Same" concert film.

[@mikecaetano]

@@ScribeCash Sweet! In that case, I suspect that you'll really like The Rolling Stones as well. Four of their first five albums feature Chuck Berry covers. Then they figured out how to write their own songs and they were off to the races.

[@michaelmccall3234]

Ha-Ha-Ha!!! Your Eyes LIGHT UP When Page Kicks In With His Lead Guitar!! LOVE IT!!!

[@jam8773]

Bonzo was killing it on those drums

[@thsc9119]

Most people hear the guitar and voice. Musicians will be paying attention to the amazing interaction between the bass guitar and drums. A very complex song. The first song I heard from them way back when (I'm 73) and it's still my favorite.

[@ericjorgensen3911]

Greatest album of all time... all songs are gems, they NEVER get old! All the boys rocking out this song. One of favorites. Bonhams bass drums ... get real what a beat.

[@raymondrocha797]

I love that you are on the rabbit hole of Zeppelin! And I know you are loving it baby! You are so awesome!❤️

[@ZFlyingVLover]

The song that got me into guitar playing

[@craigoconnor6662]

That drumming... Man.

[@fredkrissman6527]

Your reaction at the transition to guitar solo: priceless!

[@bluetopguitar1104]

The drums stand out immediately. Then guitar and then everything. Pretty impressive for a first album.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Thanks for getting the Led out. Please keep it up!

[@PeterTea]

FYI Mothership is just a compilation album, it's not a album Zeppelin ever released while they were together. This song is the first song off their first album, Led Zeppelin. Then they have Led Zeppelin II, Led Zeppelin III, Untitled (or Led Zeppelin IV), Houses of the Holy, Physical Graffiti, Presence and In Through the Outdoor. Those are the studio albums they released as a band.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Yes!

[@willyroussel3563]

great info in 71 my friends and i never called it that number after three we called it the fourth album.

[@TheLemzia]

Also the Soundtrack for the movie "The Song Remains the Same" double album. Some of the songs are slightly different versions from the Film. One track isn't in the movie. The film included "Black Dog", but not "Celebration Day". The film also included "Since I've Been Loving You", the introduction to "Heartbreaker", the instrumental "Bron-Yr-Aur" (which appeared on Physical Graffiti) and a hurdy-gurdy piece called "Autumn Lake", none of which were featured on the album. Sorry, I'm a Stickler for details LOL!

[@williamcoffey3189]

Everything John Bonham does with a single bass drum , most drummers can't do with 2 bass drums !!!!! Rest in peace , John .

[@anitapaulus937]

Great reaction! Such a great intro to a band, huh? I love all the bass drum triplets!

[@jacobshirley3457]

"Brown-eyed man" was a lyric used in some blues songs, where they took a lot of their inspiration from.

[@mikeb3835]

Everyone needs a some Led Zeppelin and 409 in their lives

[@leemcintyre9490]

Yep !! Their First song, on the first album!! More important, the World's first intro to John Bonham Drum Greatness!! I seen that you Noticed his Floor Drum Triplets !!

[@benrogers3386]

I love the bass lines on this song so much,John Paul Jones is one of the most underrated bassists ever. He was known as Led Zeppelin's Secret Weapon,and this song is where it all started :) Btw I can sleep at night now because you brought back the 409 bottle lol You should check out Custard Pie,or The Crunge by Zeppelin,way different from their first album...but in a good way.

[@richdiana3663]

It was the first song on the album Led Zeppelin 1.

[@jessepatterson8823]

I grew up on bands like zepplin and the doors and sabith and all the good shit. It brightens my soul to see you jammin out to them. Love this channel and we as your fans love you. Keep on rockin hun. 409 woop woop

[@fredklein3829]

You're so cute Scribe Cash! I too was looking at the spray bottle in the background.

[@zq9m3xh8]

About 20 years ago I saw Billy Joel live, and at one point he grabs a guitar, steps up to the Mike and they start doing THIS SONG! And doing it quite well! They didn't do the entire song, but it was so cool. Yes, Billy Joel is a BIG fan of Zeppelin. He's quoted as saying something along the lines of "rock & roll died with John Bonham."

[@kevinsloan5570]

51 years ago , tomorrow , this album came out , January 12 1969 . Glad to see it STILL has power and appeal after all these years and getting the same REACTION !!!

[@stevestarr6395]

The Leslie on the guitar is awesome!!

[@bryanburton6087]

Brown-Eyed Handsome Man is a song by Chuck Berry. Buddy Holly did a great version, too. My woman left home for a brown-eyed man is in reference to that. I think. Peace PS: I love how you mimic the instruments at the end of every song. Just shows your enjoyment level. Who among us hasn't done that? (And still do, I expect.)

[@noracola5285]

all this time I was hearing "another man"

[@bryanburton6087]

@@noracola5285 To be fair, Robert Plant is pretty hard to understand at his most succinct. We all have weird lyrics stuck permanently in our heads. I got tons!

[@dannyboy4891]

One of my favs.

[@IZZY_EDIBLE]

"Brown-eyed man" is a quote from a Chuck Berry tune of the same name. Plus, singer Robert Plant has brown eyes. . .

[@rutssy]

To the left is correct! This was Led Zep's first song.

[@playgroundjustice3587]

It’s fun as heck watching someone enjoying the song without singing along because they don’t know the song, but immediately are pulled in like they’ve heard it their whole life.

[@samdog8087]

You have entered a life altering world....The world of Zep.

[@cocobeachvillage4310]

She pulled the Led out again. 🙌🏼💕 Love your reactions.... 409 - what a unique staple for your reactions. 😄... Gotta love it. Keep the Led and Pink Floyd coming. Hmmmm ... a give away .... The only albums I ever collected in my youth by one band was Led Zep.... and they all got stolen. Just a thought.... Get ahold of Led Zep and Pink Floyd albums anyway you can for an awesome holiday addition for a music lovers collection. That would be a very nice, memorable and awesome holiday gift giveaway. 💎💎💎

[@philraickovic1035]

Thank you for bringing back the 409!

[@955rocket]

First time i heard Zep was in 67. Been addicted to guitar ever since hahaha.

[@juliemanarin4127]

From their very first album...awesome isn't it? Destined for greatness! Please do The Song Remains The Same/The Rain Song and In My Time Of Dying...LIVE! Omg...both will be a sheer delight!! Both are live!

[@MrUndersolo]

It began here... Enjoy the trip!

[@shawnk7832]

Still Rockin it Girl! I'm still rockin your Scribe Cami!!!

[@Frank-pe9pk]

I’m glad to see the young crowd who wasn’t even borwn enjoying music we grew up on

[@Grumpy_Rabbit]

You'd probably really like "Communication Breakdown"

[@manoetrouillard1375]

So much energy and entousiam in your trips! ^^

[@ginger4141]

That into is so iconic

[@stephenpatterson8031]

I'm really liking you and your ear! Good job.......

[@TheOriginalFILIBUSTA]

Some of the best drum playing in a Pop song ever! Yeah, for the time, I consider this Pop.

[@jordan9941]

Have you reacted to Kashmir by Led Zeppelin yet? You need to do that and Achilles Last Stand!

[@westrokker]

Very entertaining you are!

[@rutssy]

I can tell how much you enjoyed the song.

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

Sweetleaf by Sabbath is a good song to react to.

[@michaelmccall3234]

You Are Truly A Rock N Roller At Heart!!

[@willwozniak2826]

BONZO playing this tune with only one foot on the kick drum.....ohhh yurrr!

[@markburgess2388]

This Is the First L Z Song I Heard .... Still to This Day I’m a Zepp Head

[@gosugosu1280]

led zeppelin - achilles last stand live, stairway to heaven live, i can't quit your baby live, and if you really want to be blown away: dazed and confused live the 30 min version.

[@Scoobydcs]

track 1 side 1 album 1, welcome to led zeppelin!!

[@coreycharles2245]

PLEASE PLEASE do How Many More Times live at Royal Albert Hall!!! It’s their greatest live performance!

[@juliemanarin4127]

Yes...amazing!!

[@TRUMP-2024-STF]

Yes.. my fav version..!! 20 minutes of pure amazingness.

[@philosopher0076]

The " Mothership " album...was NOT a Led Zeppelin album. It's a compilation of songs from a bunch of their albums and was released fairly recently [ decades after they were no longer a band due to drummer John Bonham's death in 1980.] Just FYI.

[@davesacc5174]

Fool in the Rain another great one.

[@7475bluesman]

Awsome rection as usual. Please react to "How many more times" off the first album. You rock

[@willyroussel3563]

first song on side one been hooked for fifty years

[@williamcabell142]

“I find myself in the same old Jam” now what teenaged boy hasn’t felt that! The GOATs! My dear, all races have brown eyes. My wife has eyes so brown they look black. We are both Italian. One piece of advice from a man of 67 years, stop seeing race in everything. You will find peace in your heart. I love watching all you kids react to some of the greatest rock/blues bands of all time. 😘

[@s1d299]

I'm not sure if that's how she took it, or if she was just confused what was sung there. "Brown-eyed" isn't racial, anyway. Without looking into what the lyric was meant to convey, my intuition tells me it was just a random detail thrown in to make the line more memorable. Everyone hearing it will probably react the same way: "Why does it have to be a brown-eyed man??" That's what makes it stick in your mind: it gets the attention of your curiosity.

[@tomsk75]

My guy .love the hair .great song oooosh

[@richardearnshaw2719]

"Ramble On" & "Over The Hill and Far Away"

[@ruijorgegomessantosgomes3059]

Always,follow the guitar, that's what make Led zeppelin sound,ask anyone.

[@marcrubin8844]

There was a song around the same time called Brown Eyed Girl by Van Morrison, perhaps it was a slight ref to that song?

[@arthurdduda63]

Jimmy is the man and always will be

[@Roy-xe9is]

You make me happy

[@justin_laclair]

You look at me and then I look at you, but then you look at me, but then also I look at you still, and then you look at me, and I'm still looking at you

[@RobertERensch]

You’re a sweetie. Kicking ass. Dig into the history of Zeppelin quotes.

[@chrishutt6650]

The first single ever from Zep!

[@bnd4ever48]

Do You Shook Me from Led Zeppelin 1st album....sexy song!

[@momichaux5054]

"BRING IT ON HOME".... Zeps greatest blues song ever!!!! I would love to see your reaction to this gem of a song by them..

[@kevinmcfarlane2752]

Mo Michaux yes, I’ve not encountered a reaction to this one yet. On the other hand I haven’t specifically searched for it.

[@momichaux5054]

@@kevinmcfarlane2752 Gotta react to it man it is a killer blues song

[@kevinmcfarlane2752]

@Mo Michaux, one of my favourites too. 👍😊

[@momichaux5054]

@@kevinmcfarlane2752 another great one that is overlooked is DOWN BY THE SEASIDE

[@patrickoneal8138]

I love your reactions. I really enjoy discovering the music. I should try Rush one of the greatest bands of all time. Try the song Anthem but there are so many more. Rish have really good grooves for a rock band. The Old Head from Wilminton Delaware. Thanks keep up the reactions Patrick R. O'neal

[@rutssy]

A live giveaway for 20k would be cool!

[@richiewest7495]

Side note... Check out Deep Purple... 'child in time and highway star'.. this is rock

[@soyyo4154]

OVER THE HILLS AND FAR AWAY ....and/or.... HEY HEY WHAT CAN I DO By Led Zeppelin

[@Scoobydcs]

Led zeppelin, black sabboth and deep purple were labelled as the unholy trinity by critics and are widely regarded as the inventors of metal, especially sabboth

[@peoplesmedicinedrum9916]

Check out What is and What Should Never Be, Over the Hills and Fsr Away, Going to California. All Zep

[@colibri1]

Studio version before live version is a good plan.

[@billfisher7597]

Take one step back and two grooves up and rock it gul. LOL ~Bill Fisher~

[@stevesellers3170]

Bonham drums. Enough said. Worlds best drummer. Period.

[@chrishutt6650]

Brown eyed man is a reference to a Chuck Berry song!

[@donningarmour2873]

I once had a black friend who explained to me that the phrase, "word to your Mother." was a compliment. So I say to you... Word to your Mother. Good stuff.

[@ScribeCash]

Lol yes it is ! Thanks

[@brianholihan5497]

If you're still looking for a third band, check out Deep Purple, especially their work with singer Ian Gillan. They were the only band that challenged Zep for the hard rock throne. "Highway Star" is a great start.

[@nicholassandman426]

Misty Mountain Hop is a great song by them, also good Black Sabbath song to listen to is Iron Man or Hand of Doom

[@juliemanarin4127]

Yes!

[@robertwalker1803]

More cowbell and drum beats that are unmatched.....hard to believe this music is around 50 years old.

[@paulfromt.o.7384]

You seem to love rocking out air drumming, so you need to consider some Rush reactions. Limelight and Tom Saywer to start, huge rabbit hole after that.

[@JuannyRum23]

Love the 409!

[@ruijorgegomessantosgomes3059]

Great Jonh Bhonam on drums

[@kennet7837]

The opening track of their self-titled debut album (1969).

[@coeburnett]

All Rock never reached this epitome again. Even ZEP!!

[@xyz-qu4fs]

deep purple and old school classic rock.

[@johnfry2591]

Adorable

[@baronvonthrophousen5930]

First song on their first album.

[@stevebuckskinner5482]

You look at me, I look at you you look at me, I look at you….. I know looking at you makes me wish I was about 35 years younger. LOL

[@leobasurto187]

Thank god the 409 is back 🤘

[@escaleraalcielo6990]

Are you doing all Zep in order.. That means Babe I'm Gonna Leave You is next.

[@stevenmotchan2048]

She's going from a greatest hits album not the original studio albums.

[@michaelpenick2377]

once i herd there live version from Denmark Radio 1969 I stop listening the studio version.