Led Zeppelin Since I've Been Loving You Reaction (Re-Upload)

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[@bnd4ever48]

Greatest band ever in my humble opinion!

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

Nothing wrong with telling the truth Bro.

[@markmcnew8420]

I agree Greatest band ever

[@vickieray]

I wholeheartedly agree with you 100%

[@mongosaqqara]

Without a doubt! GOAT!

[@tnightwolf]

I would have to agree.

[@davidranney8723]

This reaction is even more fun to watch a second time when I know the rabbit hole he's about to go down.

[@pfriderfan]

You've seen other reaction videos for this song. Me too. You nailed it brother! I hope a reply to your 2 year old comment makes it to you and that you want to watch and listen to it again. Re-live the memory today! You will not regret it. 😉👍

[@paulojrmsantos8]

Led Zeppelin “Jimmy Page “Jimmy Page’s guitar playing truly came to life during his electrifying live performances. He was known for his improvisational skills, captivating audiences with his technical prowess and emotional delivery. His stage presence combined with his intricate guitar work made for unforgettable experiences. The energy and intensity he brought to the stage remain unmatched to this day. The influence and legacy of Jimmy Page cannot be overstated. His style and techniques have been emulated by countless musicians and his impact on the development of rock music is immeasurable. Even today many guitarists strive to capture the essence of his playing and incorporate his techniques into their own. Jimmy Page’s legacy as the greatest guitarist of all time rests on his unparalleled musical versatility, remarkable songwriting and arrangement skills, innovative techniques, captivating live performances and enduring influence on the world of music. His contributions to rock guitar playing have left an indelible mark on the genre, making him a true icon and inspiration for generations of musicians to come.” Robert Plant “In the pantheon of Rock and Roll greats one name stands tall; a beacon of raw energy, unparalleled showmanship and vocal prowess: Robert Plant. While debates about the greatest in any field are always fraught with subjectivity, a compelling case can be made for Plant’s ascension to this distinguished title. Here's why: -Distinctive voice and range - From the first note Robert Plant's voice is unmistakable. He possesses a unique tenor that can oscillate between gentle whispers and powerful roars in a matter of moments. Songs like ‘Stairway to Heaven’ and ‘Since I’ve been loving you’ demonstrate his ability to transition from delicate to explosive with ease. His expansive range combined with his emotional delivery allows him to convey a wide spectrum of feeling front man charisma. Part of what made Led Zeppelin such a legendary act was Plant's ability to captivate an audience. With his flowing golden locks, bare chest and magnetic stage presence, he epitomized the very essence of Rock and Roll. All this has cemented many of Zeppelin’s tracks as staples in the annals of Rock history. While the title of greatest is subjective, Robert Plant's contributions to Rock music are monumental. He is more than just a singer. He's an artist, a performer and a musical visionary. His voice has etched emotions into the souls of listeners for decades, and for many, myself included, he is without a doubt, the greatest Rock singer of all time.” John Bonham “ ‘Bonzo’, with his incredible talent and passion for drums, quickly rose to become one of the most influential drummers in history. His drumming style was characterized by its raw power, thunderous beats and extraordinary technique. He had an uncanny ability to infuse emotion and soul into his playing, making every drum fill and rhythm a work of art. But what made Bonham's drumming truly unique was his unmatched physicality behind the kit. Bonham's drumming power was a force to be reckoned with. His hard-hitting approach to the drums, coupled with his immense strength created a sound that reverberated through stadiums and left audiences in awe. One of the key aspects that set Bonham apart was his use of dynamics. He had an incredible control over his playing, seamlessly transitioning soft, delicate beats, and explosive earth-shattering drum fills. This dynamic range added a layer of depth and complexity to Led Zeppelin's music, creating a sonic experience like no other. It's worth noting that Bonham's drumming power wasn't just about playing loud and fast. He had an innate sense of groove and timing, which allowed him to lock in with his bandmates, Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, and John Paul Jones, forming the backbone of Led Zeppelin's sound. His ability to lay down solid rhythms while adding his unique flair was truly extraordinary. “John's drumming on ‘Achilles last stand’ was ferocious. It was a ferocious number, I seem to remember. It's a complicated part, it takes a lot of technique to keep going and to sound fresh.” John Paul Jones “There's a Track on presence called ‘In your life’ and also ‘Achilles last Stand ‘ that really exemplifies how he could move like a tide within a track and create so much excitement.’ “ Robert Plant Whether it was the pulsating rhythm of ‘Black dog’, or the infectious groove of ‘Kashmir”, his drumming added a dimension of depth and soul to every Led Zeppelin song. Bonham's solid rhythms provided the framework upon which the band's intricate compositions could flourish. His drumming was the heartbeat of Led Zeppelin, driving the songs forward with an undeniable energy and intensity. And while maintaining this foundation he was also known for infusing his drumming with unique and innovative elements. Bonham's ability to add his own flair and creativity to each song was truly remarkable. From his intricate drum fills to his dynamic improvisations during live performances he elevated the music to new heights. His drum solos such as the legendary ‘Moby Dick’, showcased his technical prowess and unleashed his raw power in a captivating display. Beyond his technical skill, Bonham's drumming had a primal energy that connected directly with the emotions of the listeners. His thunderous beats and primal rhythms resonated on a visceral level, igniting a fire within the hearts of fans all around the world. It was this emotional connection that, perhaps most of all, truly set him apart as a drummer and a musician. Tragically, John Bonham's life was cut short on September 25, 1980, but his impact on the world of drumming and music as a whole will forever be felt. His unmatched genius, drumming power, and contribution to Led Zeppelin's legacy, cemented his place as one of the greatest drummers and musicians in Rock history. A True legend who continues to inspire generations of musicians and music lovers alike throughout the world.” John Paul Jones “The first time I saw Led Zeppelin was in 1973. They came straight out and into Rock and Roll. ‘Bang, I hit you, right between the eyes!’ John Bonham was living up to his reputation as Rock's most powerful drummer, Jimmy Page was duck walking across the stage firing out these incendiary guitar lines, and Robert Plant, let's be honest, probably didn't require any amplification at all on that colossal voice. Stage left was John Paul Jones playing bass, slightly in the background almost like he didn't belong there. I started to focus, to zone in on his playing, and it dawned on me how huge his contribution was to this powerhouse of a band. At times he would be holding down the rhythm, seemingly locked into Bonham's snare and bass drums as well as mirroring perfectly Bonzo's drum fills. Then he would join Paige on those classic riffs, but there was variation. At various times he would really attack those strings adding a percussive part to underpin Page's guitar. Then he would play these little improvised runs, but the genius here was he chose his notes, he kept it simple, clean, and he didn't interfere with what Page or Plant were doing as a more busy a bassist might have. Jones would also play just in front of the beat, pushing the music along or a hair's breath behind that beat. A bit like Keith Richards does for the Stones. Playing behind the beat gives the music swing and a kind of primal funkiness. As the concert progressed John Paul switched to keyboards eerie electric piano for ‘No quarter’ melotron, and organ for ‘Stairway to Heaven’, and a killer organ solo on ‘Thank you’, all the while playing tourist base pedals beneath those keyboards. I left the venue that night in awe of the man.” Many experts say that John Paul Jones, as a musician, was the greatest genius of them all, and I don't mean just his bandmates. It appears to me, that the more of a musician you are, the more you appreciate his colossal talent and contribution to Rock and to music as a whole. My friend, what are the chances of something like this to ever happen again? Four absolute geniuses in the prime of their lives and energy, to meet each other, joining their colossal talents in an unparalleled bond and build, from scratch, a band like Led Zeppelin? I cannot possibly put into words the amount of joy and sheer happiness these four gentlemen have brought into my life. How can one ever repay such a thing, is a question I often ask myself… I have lived long enough to witness innumerous extremely talented musicians and bands, with impeccable technique and artistry, but Rock/Music delivered with heart and soul like Led Zeppelin I am yet to see. As a fan, I feel grateful and blessed to have come across the “Led Zeppelin experience”. To share it, I believe, is not only a duty but an obligation. Every human has the right to know Led Zeppelin.

[@grahamfay2473]

I agree with everything you say. Led Zeppelin for me is the greatest band and my life is certainly better for hearing and seeing them.

[@benjaminz2523]

Calm down

[@mrfester42]

This piece ALWAYS raises the hair on the back of my neck. It starts with that quintessential solo and doesn't stop until the end. The thing is that the older I get, the more emotional this song hits me.

[@musicdunc]

i feel 100 % the same way. It has brought tears to my eyes in recent years.

[@Pico_Farad]

Q: "What did I just hear?" A: A MASTERPIECE.

[@knawl]

A ripped off Masterpiece

[@Alfie02]

@@knawl explain yourself

[@elkminister4444]

@@Alfie02It’s not an original song.

[@simonmadi1177]

The four men of Led Zeppelin were destined to find each other and form a band. And what a band it was.

[@CamiMack5616]

This song is so damn sultry and sexy, in the most badass kind of way.

[@glen6945]

hilove

[@LimpForASimp_]

It's also like... Insanely sad. It's about a man who's cheated on, and how he goes crazy, not from being cheated on, but because he loves his girl so much he almost forgave her

[@mr.zeppelin9384]

The greatest band in the history of rock and roll they are the definition of rock and roll

[@batyrnazarov7279]

The best reaction to LZ

[@jackfiamingo9180]

The Zep catalogue is SO DEEP! You can spend years absorbing it all.

[@vickieray]

And here I am 50 years later still absorbing it all & loving every minute of it ♥️🎤🎸🎶🔥

[@jerrybishop2115]

@@vickieray awesome❤

[@itsmedrooms6071]

Prince was quoted as saying that every Zeppelin song had a different color. You can't see all the colors if you just listen to the 3 or 4 signature songs. Thanks for delving a little deeper.

[@MJEvermore853]

I never knew Prince said anything like that about Zep. Very cool. 👍

[@mrfester42]

The best musician here is the group itself. THAT is the hallmark of any great music group. They become one. The Beatles were the absolute best example of that. Aside from Lennon & McCartney as the 20th centuries most successful songwriting team the genius was in the combination of the four musicians. When they played, none stood out individually because they each subjugated themselves to the music. It was the music that always came first. It would be too easy to get carried away by Pages musicianship, and it's understandable to get caught up in that, but Zeppelins genius was in the alchemy that took place when they played together. They were all great musicians in their own right but together they were greater than the sum of their parts. So, who's the best musician here? Led Zeppelin!

[@colourconscious]

totally agree. they played as one.

[@Loy72bob]

In my estimation…my favorite Zeppelin Song ever!!❤

[@bltnomayo]

Great review and comments.... Led Zeppelin were the whole package - they didn't release singles or were interested in the pop charts. Their music has been cherry picked by others like filmmakers so that's why only those songs are most widely known. Brilliant musicians at the forefront of their time.

[@davem2208]

I can’t say enough but Zeppelin had best Guitarist, Bass player, definitely drummer and singer ever, I love them if you couldn’t guess

[@chrissy8230]

When Giants Walked The Earth 🌎

[@impishmiss]

This drummer is amazing 😂😂😂 yes sir, the best!

[@humboldtharry4248]

It’s nice to see others that are as passionate about amazing music as I am. Everything from Mozart to Floyd to Marvin Gaye, an open mind opens many doors.

[@eatthisvr6]

where it all began for stb!!!!

[@chrissy3938]

When giants walked among us!!

[@tnightwolf]

True. When Giants Walked the Earth, musicianship was just fkn incredible!

[@alanrussell1367]

Greetings from England - Your analyses and reactions are superb man. You have captured the aura and magic of Zeppelin succinctly. Their music is enduring and magical and your heartfelt thoughts have helped me and others revisit these classics. Keep up the good work.

[@SoulTrainBro]

Cool, thanks!

[@slave2tyranny]

Americans have the UK to thank for Led Zeppelin but the UK has American Blues to thank for Led Zeppelin's influence.

[@davidhornbeckmusic7487]

@Soul_Train_Bro I’m sure by now you’ve learned that the bass you enjoyed on this song was played on the organ pedals, while the organ lines were being recorded (at the same time) on a Hammond B3 organ. John Paul Jones’ feet on bass are serious business. Love you reactions and thoughtful commentaries.

[@nosivadbor]

Never knew that. Cool!

[@tjcoffey]

The harmonic sophistication of these guys was something else, too. The voice leading of the chords in the chorus leading back to verse is so, so cool.

[@samgamblewhite8600]

Always love coming back to this to watch them blow your mind for the first time.

[@JoeSmith-ey2xp]

My favorite led zep song is whichever I heard last. The quality and musicianship in all there songs makes picking an absolute favorite impossible. Truly the best rock band of all time and up there with the best musical acts, period.

[@CherryBombBlonde]

Joe Smith 💯. Fav song is whatever one I’m listening too! Impossible choice. 🐐

[@ahrimanic7]

Hammer of the Gods, baby!

[@simondobbs4480]

Sir, I love your objective, analytical and appreciative responses to these songs. Thank you, your analysis is much appreciated.

[@SoulTrainBro]

I appreciate that!

[@sicotshit7068]

They each are the best at their craft, & created the greatest band & music ever, every song is amazing.

[@tubal1]

Excellent comments. You never can be familiar with Led Zeppelin because every song is a category in itself.

[@chadmonroe4145]

Glad you are back here!! Hope you are feeling well and being safe. It’s great to rediscover my favorite band with you!!

[@ronnie9187]

Why Led Zeppelin is still being admired by even the younger generations, is simply because these are serious and extremely skillfull musicians. Each member would be a master in his own area, but the rare thing is that together they are even more then the sum. And then they create music,like no other band has before or after them, playing with all possible genres and fluently mix them into a really unique signature.

[@tubal1]

Master piece. Let's call it progressive blues.

[@VajrahahaShunyata]

this and I can't quit u baby are my favorite leads ever..

[@eatthisvr6]

i still rewatch this reaction!

[@SoulTrainBro]

Lol. I was not ready. So damn green.

[@eatthisvr6]

@@SoulTrainBro thats the best way :)

[@davidwalker5054]

it must be something special to make this cool laid back dude .look flustered

[@Codex7777]

An amazing song that is, somewhat unbelievably, several orders of magnitude better live! :)

[@8unk8]

the "it's better live" dude has entered

[@Codex7777]

@@8unk8 - Are you the "It's not better live" dude? :)

[@innercircle341]

Revisiting this playlist in July 2021. I was there from the beginning and what a great journey.

[@palacerevolution2000]

When you say "this drummer is amazing" I can only agree; but then I think of the guitarist; and then I ponder the singer; then JPJ...they were four giants. Soul Bro, you show a lot of knowledge and wisdom through humility and temperance.

[@Master-Wanderer]

One of the greatest songs of all time! Squeaky Kick Pedal anyone? Great Reaction!

[@jrshield7793]

We've all heard (and love) SIBLY, that's evident. How about giving it up for STB and his outstanding reaction and analysis.

[@urienrheged7614]

This is one oy favourite reactions, along with those for Achilles Last Stand and No Quarter. To see and feel someone become captivated by Zeppelin, as I once was, is just incredible. Top stuff.

[@haroldmoles6884]

They could never be considered as shallow, dug down deep within themselves, congrats on finding it out for yourself

[@trexpixx4590]

I watched this when you first posted it. I never mentioned how cool your friends are. Look at how one simple thought or request to listen to a song, and it changes your life!. It is about the simple pleasures in life.

[@lynette.]

Glad to see your first reaction to Led Zepplin you have good friends.

[@R.E._Peony]

“Dipped in” the blues? More like submerged.

[@pagogo84]

Yesssss!!! 😆 drowning in it~

[@brendongreve1439]

"This drummer's amazing." Yup.

[@trespatines8698]

The best reaction I’ve heard to one of my favorite songs, ever. Thank you.

[@ronniel879]

ZEPPELIN BRINGING IT AGAIN🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Tarantulisimo]

"Open up my front door, hear my back door slam" -- CLASSIC blues motif

[@user-ci5gx8sr9z]

I saw many reactions on this great piece of music some of them uniqe in thier way but you man are the best, a real pro. Thank you

[@micklally3654]

Great to see you back on KZbin man, love your considered and thoughtful reactions

[@davidwalker5054]

This clued up musically savy reactor hit the nail on the head when he said. Never assume or have a fixed picture of a band. i did the same thing about Led Zep. i was always aware of them and knew they were a great band but i thought people were going overboard saying they were the best band ever but after seeing since ive been loving you live at msg and hearing You Shook Me. i absolutely get it

[@eileeneversheim8997]

Love your comments!!

[@robertj5881]

I love revisiting your first time. I love when you hear his voice early you admire it, but then it goes high and about blows your hat off. Your head is spinning and getting to know how these guys play together, then you realize that this is only two years together to make this. Who is the better musician? All of them.

[@richardsmoot7827]

Great to see you back...Hope you get to watch and hear the live version of this song from Madison Square Garden its a must to really get the full song hope to see your reaction

[@jameszoleo3296]

I say this after all of your reactions they are great You keep me very interested in your break down You knowledge in music is second to none

[@SNP-1999]

Led Zep III has always been my favourite LP of the band, the cream of the cream, so to say, and this track the best of them all !

[@sealjerky]

One of my favorite Zeppelin songs. Greatest blues song ever in my opinion. You can feel all the emotion from start to finish, gets me every time. Love your reviews, I just found your channel and I'll be back.

[@knawl]

Except that it's a cover of a Moby grape song

[@MJEvermore853]

@@knawl...its not a cover. Yes, Plant incorporated some of the lyrics of the Grape song and mixed them into his own, but the music itself is 100% different and original. So sorry about that, your argument falls flat. Good job.

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

New subscriber! Really enjoying your channel. Welcome to Led Zeppelin. The greatest rock band of all time. Your ears and emotions will never be the same. They never made a bad song. They never made a bad album. Every single one is outstanding 🥰 But man is this a great song to start with. Steeped in soul and deep blues. Gorgeous. Heart wrenching. Almost painful. Beautiful, lush and just bit dangerous, it draws you in just to blow you away with the sheer force of raw emotion transmuted into powerful, POWERFUL musicianship and vocalization. Perfectly in synch and intrinsically weaving in and out with vocals and lyrics playing off guitar and bass off of drums and drums off of vocals, the entire band works as one to achieve true musical perfection; no one could, before or since, lay it down like Zeppelin. Each person individually in the band is the best in his discipline. Put them all together and it creates sheer beauty of the highest musical form. If one can’t feel this, one doesn’t have a soul. Enjoy your Zeppelin journey, it will forever change your standard for ever other rock band you listen to for the rest of your life. ☮️, ❤️ and 🎶

[@scottlindsay841]

Hey Wayne , love rewatching this Reaction... The Day you fell under Led Zeppelin spell ... What a ride it's been since this Vid ... Glad to have been with every step of the way . Much respect .. your a now a Zeppelin Expert ...

[@SoulTrainBro]

Thanks Scott : )

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

Here’s some suggestions, some are deep in the catalogue and some not often heard on radio air play: No Quarter Kashmir Gallows Pole Lord of the Rings influence: The Battle of Evermore Ramble On Over The Hills And Far Away Misty Mountain Hop Going To California (my all time favorite song) The Rain Song The Lemon Song Your Time Is Gonna Come Tangerine Thank You (my best friend years ago, when we were young teen, played me this song when we reunited after I’d moved away to another town and school; we hugged and cried and this song will always hold significant meaning to me personally-one of my all time favorite songs)

[@pete3883]

Your backdrop is the best on cellphone !

[@CliffinAZ]

Welcome back-you were missed!

[@kengoodman7719]

I'm sure by now you have probably found out most of what I will touch on here for yourself. Actually, Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones were a little older than Bonham and Plant. Both Page and Jones had a studio career prior to getting involved with the band scene - that's how Page was involved with the Who, Kinks and so many other big named acts during the first half of the 60s. This is also where and when he learned all of the recording and production techniques prevalent on virtually every LZ album. Page was getting tired of the studio musician life and was already friends with Jeff Beck when a sudden opening for a bass player opened up in the Yardbirds and Page swooped right in. For awhile both Beck and Page were together on guitar duty and are even seen doing Train Kept'a Rollin in the original version of Blow Up (I think that's the movie name) - Beck smashes a guitar in this scene. Shortly after Beck left the band, then Page moved to the front. Then over some time, the Yardbirds began to fall apart and there are several version of how this actually happened, but Jimmy Page ended up holding onto the upcoming previously scheduled dates. Page already knew Jones from the studio days, so that is where Page started putting the band together. Further, at this time apparently Peter Grant had recently come on board to be the manager of the Yardbirds and this is where Page and Grant became close associates - this is every bit as important to the success of Led Zeppelin as any of the other members, btw. From here, Page was on the lookout for a singer and got word of Robert Plant. Page heard him, liked Plant and offered him a position. Plant and Bonham were already great friends, and were playing together at this point. Plant told Page all about Bonham, and of course Bonham was offered the role of drummer. Once this group was solidified, they became the "New Yardbirds" and later, after a suggestion from either Keith Moon or John Entwistle of the Who, they landed on Led Zeppelin. I'm sure you already know the rest of the story. I enjoy your approach and reviews - great work! Thanks!!! God Bless!

[@drj602]

“TEA FOR ONE”. Presence.

[@MJEvermore853]

A complete masterpiece!! 👍🔥

[@mongosaqqara]

When I was 17 they came to San Diego...I was a huge fan...June 1977...the best concert I ever saw though they and myself were pretty drugged out by then...a month later Plants son suddenly died from a stomach virus at 5 years old...they cancelled tour and went home never to tour US again...I remember being heart broken for him but so lucky to have seen them live...Great review!

[@bobbilee57]

I was visiting you on vimeo last night, wishing you were here. I am tickled pink to find you here again!....................Bobbi

[@markfichera469]

I think it was the best guitar solo at the time, because up to that time I had never heard a guitar solo like that.

[@stephencampanella]

I’m so happy to hear and see that you’re back in the saddle with us! We missed you sir! You are one of my favorite reactors on YT. Your voice and mannerisms always put me in a good place! Stay safe, stay well and keep on keepin’ on!

[@patrickvecchio8138]

A real team effort on this song.....awesome.

[@markmurray5709]

This is the whole problem with radio .. Like this fella said he knew Stairway to heaven , Rock and Roll , Black Dog etc .. Thats all the radio ever plays when Zep has so many great songs .. Get your act together Radio and play some of their other awesome songs ..

[@melissaward6311]

Stb I have so many favorites from our generation s music. But I gotta say,zeppelin makes the top of my list,I think. We were privileged to have so much variety. And I love your use of thunderous as a description of this song.

[@dandaman6935]

You just heard a real masterpiece my friend. My favorite song of all time.

[@trespatines8698]

Close to being mine too, it’s hard to pick one, but this is up there!

[@davidtaylor9593]

You are the greatest commentator

[@lorenzociliberto9564]

John Paul Johnes plays the Organ and in a live setting he plays the bassline with the organ pedals.

[@pagogo84]

Did not know that part....wow!

[@stevenperry1189]

Good to have you back! A great analyses of the best blues/rock song and guitar solo ever! I'd enjoy your reaction to "Tea for One", which I consider a part two or even an equal to"S.I.B.L.Y." I'm 68 and have played guitar since 1964. I've seen them three times including 1969 at Newport R.I. You're doing a good thing by drawing attention to these very emotional and poignant masterpieces. All of us need and deserve to have the therapy and healing songs like this can bring. I believe what Jimi Hendrick believed, that the right songs and guitar solos can change the world for the better!

[@SoulTrainBro]

Check my Vimeo or Patreon.

[@gl2700]

Zep III is my fav Zep album! Saw them do this in Jan "75." 16 yrs old and thought "Well, I can die now." Ha! Love your commentary, SB. Thanks!

[@davidgraney2796]

wecome to my world sir your going to love them.

[@MamawT65]

Jimmy Page always looks like a rockstar poster! Led Zeppelin greatest of all time! Great reaction

[@andrehughes1]

Just fury and devastation. They juxtapose slow bluesy parts with sudden, dramatic rock passages so perfectly. Robert Plant's vocals are beyond description...

[@ruthjohnson4380]

This is me watching this reaction from the original reaction, nostalgic for last year. But I always learn from your reactions. Even the second time.

[@sheiladrucker6872]

Classic Zeppelin. Lead singer also known as the Golden Lion with his blonde hair and his Roar. Oh, he is a Leo!

[@davescurry69]

Bit late to the party here, man, as far as your Zeppelin reactions go. I've enjoyed some of your other reactions and your wonderfully articulate and intelligent critiques of various artists. Back to Led Zeppelin and "Since I've Been Loving You". It never fails to make the hairs on the back of my neck stand up and I've been a LZ fan for a little under 40 years. I've not been listening to them for a good while and you've got me back into them in a big, big way. Your views on the musicianship of that song is among the best I've ever heard. I will enjoy getting into the rest of your LZ reactions.

[@mikekowal4051]

Led Zep - no bad songs. Check out No Quarter, Ten Years Gone, In The Light, Nobody's Fault But Mine. Shows the true talent of The Mighty Zep. OH you are the best reactor in the world 🌎. Peace Bro.Mike

[@TheWoodworker1966]

Glad to see you back man. Best reactions bar none.

[@58andyr]

As ever, your reaction here is spot on and you are always a good listen!

[@SoulTrainBro]

I appreciate that!

[@RSTL1234]

listen to it live from the movie THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME , it will blow your mind

[@slave2tyranny]

I'm getting my 15 year old nephew into Led Zeppelin. I sent him the first three albums already. I plan on buying their whole catalog for him.

[@pearlnova8891]

So much talent they had!! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@kevinharalson4538]

Check out their live version at MSG - 1973!!!

[@brianwhitney5441]

I love your reactions because they're so calm. You have got to react to in my time of dying by Led Zeppelin. It's a song that never let you off the hook and I know you know what I mean.

[@davidwalker5054]

Best band ever in my opinion. And my opinion is the only one that matters

[@BigHugsFromHell]

My buddy's dad spent eleven years learning to play this song in this way. He didn't have the joints in his hand like Page, so that was part of it, but the bigger part was the passion. This was a grown man who had spent eleven years working on this and still admitted to not having mastered it, a song Page played as a weekend gig. It's so mind-blowing amazing, but then hearing about the background even for THAT is even more incredible.

[@RSTL1234]

heartbreaker, ramble on, babe i'm gonna leave you, the song remains the same live, NO QUARTER LIVE

[@elainedarche5458]

Another excellent reaction to another one of their great songs. So glad you are back on KZbin. These videos are not on Patreon anymore.

[@mikehaliday8302]

Dude, check the live '73 version! This was always meant to be live...they had a hard time containing this in the studio. I've had whole stacks of their bootlegs, and "Since I've Been Loving You" is always the measure of where they are, musically

[@nancywiggermans]

Jees, i'm so glad that you get : GET! Led Zep. Kiss you right now.

[@susanpalmer8931]

Revisiting your LZ reactions! Absolutely the best. ❤❤☮

[@SoulTrainBro]

Glad you like them Susan! Hope you're well : )

[@blondelebanese9922]

This is incredible. I’m getting to watch you fall in love with LED Zeppelin for the second time. Was it good for you too? >sexy grin< LOL annie *it just makes us love you twice as much. Your reaction to this song was priceless....mind blown. Right? annie

[@fadjdarwish6581]

Led zeppelin rock and roll they are untouchable best band ever thank God for led zeppelin they are untouchable best band masters of their instruments go and try to find better good luck

[@margaretgerhold5922]

This is about my 10th time watching this one. I listen to LZ on vinyl mostly but when I am on my tablet I just really love listening with you. Thank you for sharing your trip with us. Led Zeppelin lives in my soul.