Led Zeppelin - Ramble On Reaction

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Ramble On: • Led Zeppelin - Ramble ...

[@derekdamms7380]

I'M ENGLISH FROM BIRMINGHAM. I WAS AROUND IN THE 70s AND HAD ALL THE EARLY VOLUMES OF "ZEP". THIS ONE (RAMBLE ON) RATED TO ME HIGH UP THERE WITH MANY MORE TRACKS. I WAS VERY LUCKY TO BE AROUND THEN😁😁😁😁

[@jillhaas578]

I’m a Zep Head since ‘75 .. and saw them at the Forum a couple years later. Didn’t you w the round glasses sit next to me? Lol! I’ll have to say, everyone shared their party goods back in the day.. pass, puff, pass, puff.. partying as one. I’m so glad I was there.. no greater band EVER! The 70s

[@nancypilcher5948]

One of my favorite songs

[@deborahhughes6923]

Oh!!! Let me tell you,I was raised on this music!!! All of their music you cant go wrong.❤LED ZEPPLIN

[@joshuadeshaies7106]

I luv you guys!!! Thx for your videos, they rock. The GOATS ARE BACK!!

[@reactioninaction7415]

Thanks Joshua! You rock!

[@joeynatts6542]

It was used in the movie Oblivion with Tom Cruise. The movie was awesome too.

[@mongosaqqara]

I saw them live boys...I cant remember! It was 50 years ago bros....best concert I've ever been to...by far.

[@reactioninaction7415]

I knew someone on this channel saw them love for sure! Thanks for commenting.

[@kenhewitt7357]

The perfect song, it's got everything and lacks nothing!

[@nancypilcher5948]

This is one thing f my favorite song

[@JimRuel]

My favorite Led Zeppelin song. Love the drumming in this one. So tasteful.

[@46wireboy]

My take. This is my favorite LZ song, AND my favorite LZ album. I also nominate it as the best 2nd album.

[@shannonpace9433]

That tapping you hear is John Bonham playing on one of Jimmy's guitar cases.

[@reactioninaction7415]

Wow, That's so cool! Would have never guessed it 🥁

[@TheMikelleh]

John Paul Jones taking the bass line for an amazing walk throughout this tune. One of the finest bass lines in rock

[@jsrob]

FM radio. 1970's, Chicago radio station, the "Loop". Album rock, no commercials.

[@46wireboy]

Dudes, this song is about following the ring in Lord Of The Rings. The “girl” is Golem's “Precious” AKA the ring.

[@juliemanarin4127]

More Zeppelin please!

[@reactioninaction7415]

Hi Julie

[@Newfie-zc7ug]

All FOUR guys are dialed up man.....it's just comes naturally ! Peace & love

[@bobbyn.9773]

Jimmy Page the guitarist produced every single Led Zeppelin album and he does a great job

[@PeterTea]

I’d enjoy seeing him working his studio magic 🪄

[@bobbyn.9773]

@@PeterTea he has a nice studio at Tower House were he produced Scarletts spoken poetry album which he also created the background eerie music to the album and were he lives with her in London, the house is simply magnificent Peter

[@PeterTea]

@@bobbyn.9773 I can only imagine. I’m sure he wouldn’t want to steal the spotlight from her but it would be cool to see his studio moves, demanding more cow bell and whatnot ;)

[@bobbyn.9773]

@@PeterTea 🤣🤣🤣

[@brendawoodson3230]

My beloved JPJ who doesn't get the credit he deserves keyboards bass mandolin he's the swiss army knife of Led Zeppelin they would not have the sound they had if not for him

[@muhammadraenaldy4607]

dont forget JPJ best bassist in ramblr on.

[@anitapaulus937]

Rick Beato did a “What Makes This Song Great” #88 about “Ramble On”. You should check it out.

[@itztheJules]

5:40 There's a difference between "Remaster" and "Remix". If a song says "Remastered", it only means that it was optimized with new technologies to make it sound better/more clear (noise removal, etc.), but the mix is still the same as it was when it was released, so it is not a remix.

[@dalmac5978]

Remaster also has to do with adapting an analog recording to digital formats. This actually is a big deal.

[@taradevine6026]

Hey guys!!! Haven't seen you two pop up in a while. 🤗

[@reactioninaction7415]

Tara Devine! Yea took a little break when school started back.

[@taradevine6026]

@@reactioninaction7415 Oh good! Was afraid I was missing your shows.

[@mikefetterman6782]

John Paul Jones emphasizes 2 strings at a time on a few notes of the verse bass line. He is hitting octaves (Low E and fretted higher E, then low A and Fretted higher A )in unison to ring out that tone.

[@mikefetterman6782]

There were different engineers helping Jimmy do the recordings for each album, plus they did record in different places for the 2nd. JpJones was their secret weapon (being a studio musician friend of Jimmy's from the early 60s, and could play everything, bass, keys, guitar, mandolin,.....) The vocals, drums and guitar solos were obvious, Little Johnny stood on the side filling in all the holes.

[@reactioninaction7415]

Man you describe JPJ really well. Very cool. The secret weapon.

[@cuisina1055]

John Paul Jones is the link pin in zeppelin. Hes the bass, the rythem guitar and the keyboards....... Just a tip for you guys, J.P.J. formed a band with Dave Grohl and Josh Homme Called "THEM CROOKED VULTURES " Only did one self titled album. Its WELL WORTH A LISTEN... ; ) Saw them in Brisbane the VULTURES , awesome. Saw zeppelin in 1984. STILL the best I ever saw....

[@joemaurone7923]

Welcome back.

[@joannparker1977]

A Robert Plant favorite. Another “Lord of the Rings” inspired songs. You know, it’s because of Led Zepplin that people started devouring J.R.R. Tolkien’s trilogy “Lord of the Rings” books. And because the books were flying off the shelves, Peter Jackson decided to make a trilogy of movies. So thanks, Led Zepplin! One more thing: John Paul Jones’ bass is beautiful.

[@jmar7631]

Good to see you get back to some Zep. Great song by best band ever. ;) This song was used in the 2019 film, "The Friend". They also used Zeppelin's "Thank You" in the same film. Albums 1 and 2 weren't recorded the same year but were dropped the same year, 1969. Album 1 was recorded in the fall of 1968 in the UK in about 30 hours. Album 2 was recorded when they had time between their '69concert performances using various studios in both the UK and the US. Definitely a very busy year for the band. It's considered by many to be one of the most influential albums of all time. It's really great to listen to albums in order track by track to understand Zep's progression and evolution as a band. Edit: They never performed this live while the band was active, although they did during their 2007 reunion concert with Jason Bonham sitting in for his dad on drums.

[@reactioninaction7415]

Thanks for explaining how they recorded the first two albums. Makes sense now.

[@StarCitizenSpeakeasy]

Top 5 i guess.. When the Levee Breaks, Kashmir, In The Light, That's the Way

[@stanleynykaza9042]

Great reaction ! Please do OVER THE HILLS FAR AWAY and HEY HEY WHAT CAN I DO and BLACK DOG !

[@allisterfiend_2112]

I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure this whole song is about the 'Lord Of The Rings'. The travels he mentions is the journey to Mordor and the girl he mentions throughout the song is the 'one ring' that gollum steals at some point.

[@reactioninaction7415]

I was thinking that about the girl. I should have mentioned it when I was saying the LOTRs part. Thanks for commenting.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Greatest band in history!! Remastering just means taking out static etc...

[@bernardpoma2872]

The one thing that doesn't matter is whether it's a remaster or original because the same person produced the master and remaster. His name is Jimmy Page

[@yozaseig3870]

Great Zep tune. You need to get back to more Zep.

[@joemaurone7923]

"Who had the best second album?" Another common version of that is "who overcame the 'sophomore slump'?" One of my nominations for that: FLY BY NIGHT by Rush, with the introduction of Neil Peart.

[@reactioninaction7415]

Absolutely Great choice.

[@John-s7s8s]

A song about Bilbo Baggins from the book The Hobbit.

[@spharion1941]

The base pretty much kills it on Led Zeppelin 1 in the song Dazed n' Confused.

[@geedaddy45]

Usually, a "re-master" is a digital version of the original analog recording. Audiophiles, including myself, do not care for the digital versions because the music comes out "flat" meaning there is no "depth" when the music is played. Vinyl is making a huge comeback probably for this reason. Oh, btw, John Paul Jones on bass and John Bonham on drums are BEAST, BEAST, BEAST! The rhythm section carries the song where you want it to go. That includes drums and bass. YW.

[@Timoeltejano]

JPJ really does make this song with that bad bad bass. Probably in my top 10 LZ songs. My absolute fave is TRAVELING RIVERSIDE BLUES.

[@heliotropezzz333]

This is one of my favourite LZ songs but then I have so many favourites. It sounded that good from the first. It's not because of remastering. Jimmy Page knew what he was doing in terms of production. He learned a lot when he was a session musician. JPJ was also a session musician before joining LZ and he was a good music arranger. There's a lot of English folk music influence in this song in the slow parts. In the slow parts I think John Bonham is playing the bongos or similar type of drum or maybe tapping on the edge of his drum. LZ often have something interesting going on in the outro which makes the listener want their songs to continue, I feel. Maybe by LZ II Jimmy had the confidence in the band to give them all their opportunity to shine and to allow more equal contributions.

[@reactioninaction7415]

Thanks for the detailed comment. Yea he lets everyone shine for sure.

[@lesblatnyak5947]

Nice reaction to a great song by the greatest rock band. Guys hot to check out some prog, song called Roundabout by Yes. It's funka delicious.

[@fildevi0717]

You were wrong to remove the ZEPPELIN LED poster, it is almost a sacrilege. there are the ZEPPELIN LEDs and then the music. you should be grateful every day to have the opportunity to listen to their music. with all due respect to Rush and RAM ... there is just no history between these groups

[@andrewsteinberg7103]

fool in the rain, another great.all pop groups were great from 60's thru 70's, Remastering wouldnt have made this studio version any better. They used the best recording engineers , mostly remastered are the live concerts

[@cuisina1055]

You guys gotta do the Lemon Song....

[@PeterTea]

I'm not sure if they ever played this live before. Not sure why. Maybe because of all the vocal layering at the end. It's definitely a top tier song. I thought you guys were doing the Zepathon. If not you definitely should.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Yeah they only did it in 2007 Celebration Day I think

[@Straydogger]

I'd have to really think about it but this very well could be the best 2nd album.

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

Mizzy & Meezy, welcome back! Here's your reminder to hit *ELO* again, it's nearly been 5 months since you reacted to, "Shangri-la"! Next up from ELO, I recommend you react to their 1975 hit, *"Evil Woman".* It was the song that launched ELO into Rock superstardom! Be sure to use the studio version from the original album, Face The Music, as the single version that shows up on later "greatest hits" albums is not full-length. I suggest using the VEVO link from the band's official channel. It should have the Face The Music album cover (feat. an electric chair) as the thumbnail, and the song should be 4 minutes and 32 seconds. Not sure if the link will show up for you, but here it is: *"Evil Woman"* by ELO: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4fHZYueqdWFeMU

[@reactioninaction7415]

Cosmo Kramer, thanks. Yea we were thinking Pink Floyd animals next. Last night I asked Mizy if he wanted to do a reaction and he said yea to ELO. He hadn’t seen your post so I told him what you wrote. Be recorded ELO Evil Women last night. Will be uploaded next. 🎉

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

@@reactioninaction7415 That's awesome news, Meezy, thanks for taking my recommendation! Can't wait for the upload!!! *"Evil Woman"* is the very first ELO song I ever heard, in the autumn of 1975, when I was just 9 years old. The album on which it's featured, Face The Music, was brand new, and my older sister had just bought it. It was Saturday morning and I was awakened to the the sounds of, *"Evil Woman",* thumping through my bedroom wall from my sister's room next to mine. I remember it like it was yesterday, laying there, smiling at the ceiling, as I listened to this wonderfully strange music, a rock 'n roll sound I'd never heard before.

[@conniegiordano9225]

You like bass listen to the lemon song by led zeppelin.