LED ZEPPELIN - IN MY TIME OF DYING | REACTION

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[@brak7865]

The only problem with listening to Zeppelin is having to decide between playing air guitar or air drums.

[@davidsimmons9763]

Brak Yup! Sometimes I do both!!!

[@annother3350]

Sounds like you need to invite some friends round and make the band

[@lbow09]

Ha!

[@marcospereira-qv1lh]

I allways fall for the drums

[@zacharyullom4614]

Truly a difficult choice

[@KittieLisheous]

In my opinion there is no band past or present that can touch Led Zepplin. They were so far ahead of their time and their talent was and is unparalleled.

[@puromichoacan8339]

What about Kanye 😂😁😖😆

[@kh2freek]

​@@puromichoacan8339 What about Kanye? Not even people who love Kanye would argue he has had the musical impact Led Zeppelin had, if they have listened to both. It's easy to win arguments you make up for yourself

[@michellerutherford9551]

Amen 🙏

[@randycrocker9459]

Together they were insanely good/great. Randy "Macho Man" Savage simmed it up as welll as I've ever heard, " These guys were just on another level", the more I thought about it the more sense that statement makes. There are a lot of really good bands, but when you try to put their music in with Zeppelin's, it don't fit. There just is another level that these guys played in, it would be like comparing your 8th grade science teacher to Tesla or Einstein. Nope, uh-uh, not happening....

[@gniewomircioek6845]

Pink Floyd, King Crimson, Yes and some more ;)

[@kevingarywilkes]

Feel like I’m rediscovering Zeppelin through this dude’s facial expressions.

[@TresChica88]

He does give the best face

[@lbow09]

Kevin Wilkes 😂 right!?!?

[@honooryu5374]

Can see that.

[@johnpace5774]

Physical Graffiti. Possibly the best rock album ever. All killer, no filler.

[@ravenne27]

Facts!!

[@sdc6447]

Its my favorite too. Right along with Presence. Physical is definitely their most diverse. That's what sets them apart from all others and makes them the greatest band of all time. Bar none. Not just technical abilities but the songs they wrote.

[@Ray-xx5np]

John Pace droppin' a massive truth bomb, right here.

[@ericjensen7119]

Very true

[@fishhedz]

And let's not forget that it's a DOUBLE ALBUM. Find me a bad song. I dare you.

[@moonshinesmooth2940]

Back in the day we just assumed the music would always be like this. We were wrong!!!

[@TC-mb2pw]

Sad but true

[@jhonnycagexrage7458]

Devastating

[@portiadavenport9866]

And yet we were considered the odd ones for not being into the pop music of the time....oh and how everyone assumed we were on drugs!

[@susanmaggiora4800]

Portia De Vere Yep! Well, I was on drugs, actually...

[@dashjeffreys6998]

We sure did didn't we?!! Blessed we were to have grown up with music that was magical

[@johnfolsomtroy]

That's YOUR heritage, young man, that you and all of us are benefitting from. Led Zep mined old blues songs straight out of the Delta and brought back gold. This is a gospel song from the 20s. You may hear western, I don't know about that, but this shit is as black as black can be. These brilliant musicians were lucky to have it to work with and, from what I understand, were grateful. Love your show.

[@sandygraham7943]

Well said !

[@brunovirlouvet7942]

Spot on John!

[@SEANMCAD]

very true, I know these videos have a subtext of 'blacks listening to white music' but for me its more about the generational thing. I LOVE to see younger folks getting turned on to 70s era music and start to quest the stuff on the radio now, and hopefully understand the true roots of the music of that time

[@chrisdangelo4986]

So much of Zeppelin is but tben again that is where a lot of the best rock comes from

[@wrutledge1]

Facts🎯 John.💯 There would be no Zep, Beatles, Stones, Elvis, etc., without artists like Willie Dixon, Muddy, Chuck, Richard, Blind Willie Johnson, Wolf, Fats, Rosetta Tharpe, Elmore James, etc. They paved the way and this is forever our heritage, legacy & contribution to music and to the world.🤘🏽

[@shaunthorton7090]

Who else was smiling the whole time watching him reacting to this song ?

[@vickieray]

Shaun Thorton 🤘🏼

[@hexed8749]

When he paused it just to say "I have my hand up like this cuz they were speaking nothin but the truth, so help me Godddd.... ooooooooo" LMAO

[@beeradmarley2443]

ROFL"the stick face maximus has arrived'

[@susanjanraphael684]

I was into watching him react...

[@waynedome5469]

Me , it's awesome.

[@cowboyconey]

Man, Bonzo's work on the kick drum here is just otherworldly. Soooo good!

[@raxxtango]

"In My Time of Dying" (also called "Jesus Make Up My Dying Bed" or a variation thereof) is a traditional gospel music song that has been recorded by numerous musicians. The title line, closing each stanza of the song, refers to a deathbed and was inspired by a passage in the Bible from Psalms 41:3 "The Lord will strengthen him upon the bed of languishing, thou wilt make all his bed in his sickness".

[@pondweedfilms]

So much there I didn't know and I bought every LZ off the press. Thank you for your contribution

[@blainstutts473]

raxxtango yes, thank you. I’m die hard Zeppelin to the core and that’s news to me. Awesome!

[@seenaroundboston2302]

The most well-known and probable source of Zeppelin's *cough* *cough* "inspiration" is Blind Willie Johnson, recorded around 1928 or so.

[@metalmike570]

Nobody does it like Zeppelin though! Page, Plant, Bonham, Jones = Hammer of The gods

[@rickyrod4729]

Thanks for postibg this.

[@alexanderjamieson7971]

I never heard this song from them until your reaction video. Went to buy the download and it was only available if the whole album was bought. I bought the whole album, no regrets.

[@matthewbudzinski8320]

Physical Graffiti is they're Wonderwork. The Apex, The Pinnacle.

[@stevencarter5526]

One of the landmark albums of that era.

[@smc8440]

Hands down for me the best album. Smart choice!

[@kenmatheson5794]

You hit on the thing there Alexander ... back then we bought the album (vinyl) ... and we got about 45mins of greatness ... not just one track. Enjoy :) (67yo)

[@E_Rock]

@@smc8440 agreed!

[@robinbolton6064]

True story here no b.s. We had a shop when I was a kid and when I was old enough to help my dad I would go in because he was already there good and early and he knew I was a teenage music hound so ...when I'd walk in the door usually well before we'd open he would have the radio blasting away. So he'd ask me....." Hey son?...who's playin' this song?" I'd say well that's led Zeppelin Black Dog. Another day I'd be there...." Hey son who's doing this song?"....that's led Zeppelin Rock n Roll...a while later...." This that Led Zeppelin again?" Yes that's called When the Levee Breaks...and not long later he'd ask and I'd say that's Going to California... Zeppelin again! Now this is over a time period of a few months so then I tell him....you know pops?.... All the songs you asked me about....and you rarely ever ask....are by the same band and actually from the same album!!! So he says " that Zeppelin guy?" I said yes.... To which he enthusiasically replies " Well then that's gotta be the best Rock n Roll album ever made then!!" P.S. ..... And that's not even counting stairway to heaven !!

[@cstovall0425]

Pops knows best!

[@Peter-oh3hc]

Nice. Thanks for sharing

[@vergedrums]

Awesome story!!

[@longgrayline8055]

Led Zeppelin had the feel of being the adult rock band. Their songs went far beyond partying, drinking, sex, drugs, etc. I liked them as a kid but I found true appreciation for Led Zep when I became an adult and the depth of their songs was more understandable.

[@Heracles_FE]

You , " this is a masterpiece !" Me , " They haven't even gotten to the break yet !"

[@robn2377]

This was played at my mates funeral years ago...so moving. RIP Noel Kippax

[@sosmra]

Sorry for your loss , but this had to be moving .

[@SEANMCAD]

more then 10 years now and I am still sold on having Macy Grays The Letter at mine, song has the same meaning. I should tell my relatives

[@chance2smoke]

RIP Noel Kippax Your memory lives on

[@wecallitlife]

❤️

[@happyfreeliferc]

Rock On Noel Kippax

[@capttrips1523]

I was playing this yesterday. When page hit his first solo, my 5 yr old stopped what he was doing said "daamn".

[@myrrhfishify7743]

Good kid, there.

[@bobwoww8384]

Roger Pieronski Made u proud didnt it

[@capttrips1523]

@@bobwoww8384 hell yea! Little dude loves listening to the metal I play and throwing his hands up 🤘🤘

[@Peter-oh3hc]

Learnin' him good

[@kenhincker9556]

Musta had a good dad to get a boy with that taste that quick

[@staggerlee41]

It's amazing how well Led Zep's music stands tall after all these years. By no means do I mean to diminish the countless talented musicians out there, many of whom I love, but there's Zeppelin and there's everyone else. These guys were so far ahead of their time and truly on an entirely different level. Loved the reaction video!

[@michaelbruns449]

And Black Sabbath, equally awawesome.

[@willybones3890]

​@@michaelbruns449Don't be ridiculous. To compare Sabbath to Zeppelin? Lol. They were both British bands...that's about it.

[@lylecrawford3533]

There not ahead of there time they where inspired by blues musicians that played 40 years before them.

[@christopherallen1107]

You bring me joy watching your genuine appreciation of music.

[@mvesanen]

JPJ's fretless bass line is the hidden gem in this masterpiece!

[@WAGNERONE1978]

I don’t think that there wasn’t an instrument JPJ couldn’t manipulate in any song! Play some “NO QUARTER”

[@shanehughes740]

JPJ and Bonham holding down the song like a brick s**thouse while Page plays all around it and Plant wails those bluesy lyrics. Masterpiece, indeed!

[@caterusso4905]

I'm 76 years old and have been a Zep fan since they started the band: four genius musicians magically brought together by Jimmy Page, greatest guitarist EVER! 💕💕💕💕 BEST ROCK BAND EVER!!

[@elizabethkindred6806]

All us young ones thought that music this good was normal and to be expected. We had no idea that we were very privileged to grow up with this music.

[@alonsoiriartewachtendorff2084]

Elizabeth Kindred that's a really interesting though actually

[@SuperHeliboy]

When I grew up in Kansas City in the 60's nearly every other block had a garage band practicing in the summer night air. You could ride your bicycle around and hear them all trying to emulate their rock heroes. Great eclectic music was on every radio station. You just don't hear that today. It is a lost time.

:(

[@oliverkalamata2753]

The music industry (major labels) have all become an assembly line, churning out souless garbage...

[@dennisharper5425]

Amen

[@torquer9669]

For me, Bonham is still the greatest drummer ever. Get in deep and you'll learn.

[@ZalMoxis]

Paice, Ward, Bruford and Palmer aren't far behind.

[@DarkerPhoenix1]

Look up Buddy Rich

[@danaskin5797]

jon bonham was a good drummer, but he couldn't swing a sack of shit

[@jayhensley7681]

@@danaskin5797 you obviously don't like greatness. He was by far the most influential drummer that walked this planet. You saying that tells me you are nothing but a jackass that has to be heard cause you have no confidence in yourself. And you know nothing about music. My guess is you listen to cardi b or some dumb shit like that.

[@danaskin5797]

@@jayhensley7681 I won't resort to name calling, you troglodyte. You've made an ass out of u and me. It's a funny Ginger Baker quote (might be a slight paraphrase).

[@richdiana3663]

Page and Bonhams chemistry was once in a millennia.

[@ednicholson7839]

Rich Diana And none of it could have happened without JPJ’s incredible bass

[@AntisocialSka1]

That of Bonham and John Paul Jones too

[@niklassandgren5004]

Jpj was the glue

[@andrewtrotter9023]

It was the backbone of Zeppelin. Few people realize it.

[@AntisocialSka1]

Andrew Trotter John Paul Jones one of the best bass guitarists of all times. A whole different level

[@sharonmattox]

Omg my face is hurting from smiling watching you get into this great song, from a band that I love so much. I'm happy that you enjoy it as much as I do. 😁🤘🏻

[@johnnyg632]

Jamel, the reason I love watching your reaction to so many of these songs is because you are pulling out and feeling the same things from those songs as I always have. It's like a link. It's like, "Yeah, he gets it."

[@thomasretallick6228]

The hip hop groove isJohn Bohnam’s double pound brilliance lay down that total heavy backbeat. Masterpiece is right!!

[@E_Rock]

I’ve been listening to this song for 35 years. I just got goosebumps like I never heard it before!

[@sandeard888]

I'm almost 60, and watching you react to these songs takes me back to when I was 13 or 14, hearing them for the first time. Keep doing what you do!

[@brettg274]

You nailed it, brother. Every member of Zep was at the top of their game and are top tier even among the all-time greats on their respective instruments.

[@97irishflyer]

This was a gospel song first recorded in 1928 by Blind Willie Johnson. Amazing what you can do with a different arrangement!

[@tonycopeland881]

Over the hills and far away.. Led Zeppelin..🔥❤❤🔥

[@capnkaos6766]

I'm almost 50. Spent my whole life learning and playing the whole Led Zeppelin catalog on guitar. Of course ....Im single lol...

[@user-gk1nt6sm2z]

Yep

[@moniemonie48]

The Lemon Song. Hands down, one of the best bass lines ever. It has EVERYTHING! Singing, guitar, drums and bass. Don't forget the bass!

[@tonioshea9870]

"Western" feel? no! BLUES! Most of Zep's hard rock n roll dripped Rythym & Blues!

[@canconservative8976]

Mississippi Blues.....deep in the swamps..... beautiful....

[@alexandrumircea]

The arrangements do give it an epic, cinematic feel that is, I believe, the reason why Westerns get a mention

[@jgibson1970]

Totally agree!

[@jogood4268]

But I understand what he’s talking about. That “twang” in the guitar.

[@michellerutherford9551]

Jamel I am going to make personal public statement...maybe it will help one of readers. I am an addict in recovery from opioids. CLEAN 18 MONTHS! WITH GODS HELP, LED ZEP AND YOU. I MADE IT ANOTHER DAY. THANKS FRIEND . #WEDORECOVER MERRY CHRISTMAS 🎅 YALL!!

[@kdm71291]

I instructed my son, many years ago, to have this song played at my funeral! " Meet me, Jesus, meet me Oh meet me in the middle of the air If my wings should fail me, Lord Oh please meet me with another pair" "Like many Led Zeppelin songs, this borrows from an old Blues tune, in this case a song of the same name also known as "Jesus Make Up My Dying Bed," which was performed by Blind Willie Johnson in the 1920s." (Excerpt from songfacts.com)

[@RobertDavisAdman]

www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Jesus+make+up+my+dying+bed+blind+willie

[@jananney]

It’s blues, at its finest. Zeppelin was the best, modern blues rock band ever. The only one, many might say. But all rock comes from the blues. They just kept it more pure, with modern firepower. They were a living tribute to the greatest, delta blues players that gave us the music we all loved at that time, and that all of today’s music actually comes from. And, it sure does make this boy smile all these years later.

[@richdiana3663]

Jamel, there's an honesty within their music because they never sold out. The corporatocracy of music then were in charge and very few bands escaped unscathed. Zeppelin chose freedom.

[@jacobshirley3457]

Their poppier songs aren't there to satisfy the radios, but because they wanted to make that song (even though some members may not have been a big fan of it).

[@daveking9393]

Jimmy "produces" some great music... Many don't get how much he put into each song. I love how you hear these nuances. So many other reactors can't come close to the depths you bring out for your viewers. Thanks again 😊.

[@s1d299]

Indeed. If you don't listen attentively, you aren't hearing it. You're only hearing part of it.

[@jayscollops]

its based on a old blues song, of the same name, by Blind Willie Johnson. recorded in the late 1920s/early 1930s. should give it a listen. its fantastic

[@BlackRoseImmortal]

Exactly thus, I was going to say the same thing. Tis is an old blues son re-worked by the masters of re-working ol blues tunes.

[@paulhagger3895]

Bob Dylan did a version too

[@frankspikes4867]

Samantha fish does a more linear version of this tune. It's pretty good.

[@jimchumley6568]

jayscollops Love Blind Willie Johnson. What soul he had.

[@Loki1815]

Rag n bone man has done a version as well, it's good but nowhere close to LZ.

[@thesewingencyclopedia]

Led Zeppelin just makes me tear up out of happiness! Genius ..

[@truthstillmatters59]

In my Time of Dying by Led Zeppelin is a religious experience in and of itself.

[@mikesmollin8908]

One of the more underrated Zepp songs and one of my favorites. I love getting to relive my first time hearing all my favorite songs through Jamal again

[@davidhartly9333]

HEY BRO THIS WHOLE ALBUM IS A MASTER PIECE!!!!! TEN YEARS GONE AND THE ROVER AND IN THE LIGHT!!!! AND DOWN BY THE SEASIDE!!!! ROCK ON BRO!!!!

[@tccollett9926]

The Rover is so underrated! Does not get the love it deserves.

[@jgfunk]

I love The Rover!!

[@jasonallen5318]

I love In the Light, very underrated song. Ten Years Gone is excellent as well.

[@jcpicks]

There is not a single 'bad' song on Physical Graffiti. Plus the bonus of it being a double-album making it the greatest ever.

[@mdalcm]

Don’t forget wanton song

[@joelsimms4636]

Gallows pole is another Scottish folk song that they rocked out! Give it a listen!

[@karensuwaizdis9956]

In my top 3

[@johickey3158]

its one of the few led zep songs i can actually sing lol

[@gl2700]

Saw Zep on this tour. Jan '75. Was 16. After the show I remember saying "Well, I can die now. I saw Zep." I am 61 now. Has!

[@LM-nc9ou]

If they said "you can go back in time and see this concert then you are going to die. I wouldn't even think. I would do it in a second. "

[@susananderson4428]

I’m 61 also and we’d be high as shit listening to fantastic rock

[@WHAT1029]

Ah, yes. Physical Graffiti. One of the greatest albums of all time. Not a single weak spot. I just noticed like a week ago that I have every song from that album on my main playlist. Brilliant stuff.

[@jeffw6912]

Man, they hit that groove like savages. John B the master

[@JohnnyCboxes]

“Every word you can think of that has to do with something that’s great” ... well said!!

[@patrickhatrick6215]

LZ one of them bands where all players were at the top of the game! Lead singer, drummer, guitarist, bass an key board player. Best band ever! IMO PEACE!!!!!

[@wrightwinger85]

Physical is the pinicle of Leds musical journey . Raw af🔥🔥

[@thehighhopes5336]

Bonham is the greatest rock drummer of all time. He's the only "rock " drummer that Buddy Rich actually respected. I couldn't agree more. My favorite for sure.

[@douglabruyere7233]

Watching your videos is like rediscovering music from my childhood. I relive every moment with you, my brother. Thank you, a million times, thank you.

[@frateri.a.c.490]

It is a masterpiece. Indeed. In the pantheon of the Gods of Rock and Roll, Zep stands high.

[@YanJeferson]

Something in this song and album changed me, ex girlfriend gave this one, always loved them, but after that, learned on guitar, and things starting about it to knock out every more time I hear it again! Thank you Brazil, !!

[@1964robw]

One of my favorite Zepplin songs. I love the tone, transitions, groove, jam, structure, and of course the musicianship. Thanks for grabbing this. I feel like you put a lot of yourself in these reactions.

[@catnthehatstumbo7770]

You need to hear the Battle of Evermore and No Quarter I'm requesting it!

[@ironwolfgaming9632]

Achilles Last Stand.

[@Databyter]

Battle of Evermore and No Quarter, SECOND THAT

[@alexistremblay3465]

Madame you got some fine taste

[@argaven]

Dang, Jamal, how the hell do you keep picking these dyno-mite tunes? Is someone recommending them to you? You just keep nailing it!

[@donwyates]

I was privileged to see them 3 times in concert when I was high school age. Rock and roll, I think, changed dramatically when Bonham died.

[@danielmersch6717]

You lucky dog!!

[@chicohunt1206]

Spotify: *Adds to my “Heavy” playlist*, This song already exists, add to playlist anyway? “Yes”

[@Rlstr4459]

We were just taken to church again.. OH MY JESUS! Their song “THANK YOU” was our wedding song, 45 years ago. In 1978 our first son was in his mother’s belly for 8.5 months and we were front and center stage of a LED ZEPPELIN concert. Music was and is his and our life. Concerts in those days were maybe 8-10 dollars for a ticket. So just saying if you get a chance listen to THANK YOU.. I like all of your reactions to the music I grew up with and still cannot go without listening to daily. Well my wife corrected me the date was 1977 when our son was born. They say if you remember the 60’s and or 70’s you weren’t there.

[@scotthaydon8636]

You’re right, it’s a masterpiece! You’ll like the whole album, especially In the light & ten years gone

[@miller88ize]

In the light...incredible. whole album is incredible!

[@Scoobydcs]

This was recorded live ie they all played it in the same room at the same time and recorded it!!!!!

[@jacobshirley3457]

I'm sure Jimmy had some overdubbing to add more guitars, too.

[@Scoobydcs]

@@jacobshirley3457 not sure on this but they did do that too. This is basically a live track

[@aliciaencaderada1361]

Same album The Wanton Song. You will love it.

[@charlesgeckler6291]

We who grew up with this have to give you love and props brother.

[@beerbreath27]

Check out Nobody's Fault But Mine, a bit underrated imo

[@nicholasalejo6932]

U said it bro lmao

[@abner1638]

Frkn exlnt song!

[@racebiketuner]

Yup.

[@henrymullins4592]

Agreed 👍💯

[@mikemyles4916]

Nobody's Fault But Mine has arguably the most powerful harmonica solo in any rock tune.

[@prototypegenz]

Im 19, about to be 20 and I'll say this song is EPIC!!!! This song is so amazing you dont even need vocals just jimmy page wailing on the electric and John bonham killing it with the drum kits....Sick shit, music today will never compete of this. Rock on!

[@97warlock]

John Bonham had that sound & that Groove, he gave zeppelin a Unique foundation that, to me no other band had.

[@philipwhigham3495]

Do me a favor Big J, when you listen to Zeppelin first off think BLUES everything they do is deep seeded in the root blues and next they Rock it. Thanks for your appreciations and reactions to great music

[@cris_j]

Aside from "righteous stank-face," my favorite look of Jamel's is the "what have you gotten me into" side-eye.

[@NikiMick]

How anyone couldnt like your video is beyond me. I appreciate that you get it and sometimes, you make me feel like I am looking in the mirror at me when I first heard these songs. I didnt look that cool but I had the stank face at least. Thanks for sharing your journey.❤️

[@anitapaulus937]

I’ve never heard another slide guitar sound like this, ever.

[@christineschmidt8494]

Anita Paulus I'd like to direct you to one of the best I've heard in ages the guy's name is Justin Johnson. I assure you that it wouldn't be a waste of your time. He has many videos of every type of music, some of my favorites are of him on a three string shovel guitar that he makes that is played with a slide, no frets. It is an electric. You'd be amazed at his guitar collection, also has one made from the top of a Jack Daniels keg with the J. D. Logo burned into it. A pop up while listening to Joe Bonamassa, been listening to Justin for about two years now. IMHO one of the best!!!

[@anitapaulus937]

Christine Schmidt thank you for the heads up!

[@edwardwooten4296]

Watch Foghat " It hurts me, too" live in Dayton in '97. Unbelievable slide!

[@thegoattree2509]

Try the original Allman Brothers dreams I will never see with Duane Allman on the slide guitar, before he died. I won’t say it’s the best slide guitar ever... but you may? 😉

[@ronaldowens5025]

Check out Morphine for a stunning slide bass.

[@catherinelynnfraser2001]

Have you done “When the Levee Breaks”? This is another great blues cover.

[@dougstitt1652]

Jamel's face is better then my parents faces after listening to this when i brought it home

[@chad142131]

This is Mississippi blues, I'm 70yo and grew up with this music. I live in Georgia. Like your show

[@sgoe02]

Jamal, I love seeing you appreciate great music and the joy you have from the experience. Thank you

[@willswomble7274]

TALENT. There ain't no substitute, even 5 decades on! Recorded at Headley Grange & Olympic studios, England, 1974. LZ's longest track, inspired by lyrics from before (?) 1925.

[@haightbum]

Blind Willie Johnson. This is a cover. A goddamn good one.

[@ginger4141]

Loving the Led Zeppelin stuff.

[@hs400]

Long live Led Zeppelin. Absolutely the best.

[@cameron6081]

This was the very last song Chris Cornell performed live with Soundgarden before he committed suicide. Very eerie to think about..

[@mgmnfld3109]

Hits me right in the "feels". Grew up on this, thanks for keeping great music alive and sharing it with peoples who might not ever give it a listen.

[@lifesabeach2597]

Just like pretty much every song on this album, Zeppelin at their best

[@astrogoodvibes6164]

I was 17 when Physical Graffiti came out in '75 and I'm still trying to push the skin back on my melted face.

[@loriunderwood5629]

I feel ya! I was 15!!

[@brentmason6782]

What can you say...it’s just probably the best raw power blended between guitar bass drums harmonica and vocals ever put down! Like someone else said...”no one can touch LED ZEPPELIN! The truth!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@seasonofthewatchers1010]

I *LOVE* your Led Zeppelin and rock reactions♡ Please consider reacting to: Led Zeppelin 'The Lemon Song'

[@UroboricNate]

Love all the classic Zeppelin and Pink Floyd reactions

[@shifface]

The entire "Physical Graffiti" album was a masterpiece. Great for listening to high.

[@mattblount5895]

That's how we listen to our music. In our rooms with friends a great stereo, a bong, and we'd get soooooooo high !!!!😆😎😕😌😌☺☺😌

[@shifface]

@@mattblount5895 Blacklight posters on the walls, and the room filled with a smoky purple haze, lol. Absolutely!!

[@stuartdaly7407]

In a dark room on acid

[@shifface]

@@stuartdaly7407 Purple microdot. 😉

[@scotthayes2652]

I got into led zep after hearing a song played whilst getting my lunch in a supermarket in Australia (working overseas). Went to a record store at the weekend and bought everything. Listened to the whole lot on a CD player (before mp3) on the plane back to 🇬🇧

[@ndb1971]

Simon Kirke of Free & Bad Company says of Bonham "no one comes within a mile of him".

[@jerrycongleton583]

So much ear candy happening. Your facial expression at the very beginning when the beat dropped was priceless! Thank you for a great show man. Cheers to 2021 !!

[@Warpony49]

Led Zeppelin's cover of a 1927 gospel blues song 👍🏻👊❤

[@jasonbell2403]

@Leon Anderson u not lying. You know your music . it's got to be the fro.lol

[@jasonbell2403]

@Leon Anderson the Hendrix fro that is

[@abelincoln5698]

it was being sung in churches long before any blues singers existed. This is a gospel hymn

[@ZippyThePinhead]

I'm 3 years late for the party, BUT I can appreciate your ending thoughts, I listen to music the same way. You have what my cousin would call an artistic appreciation of music. Great reaction video brother! 🙏😁

[@thomasharris4942]

Zep was at the same time ahead of their time and also the carriers of rock history

[@markkilian1755]

Zeppelin in full flamethrower mode.

[@dougasmith840]

It’s more like bluesy bluegrass than western. Love your reactions. I was fortunate of to see the live in 70’. Love Zeppelin

[@Nikoricci]

Thank you for making my favorite music sound new again through your ears. I overplayed Zepplin years ago and have mostly ignored it for decades, but damn,!i forgot how good this shot is!

[@johnmatlen5472]

Jamal so funny. "Had to stop to give my face a break"!

[@youtoo2233]

I'll tell you one thing this song freaking rocks!

[@mikeohagan2206]

thank you for bringing great music to the youth of today and yesterday. you are awesome in your own right. keep up the great work.

[@kevintaylor8234]

4th time watching, your about to hit a million, you deserve it !