Led Zeppelin Special Reaction! - Rock and Roll Live Video (Madison Square Garden 1973)

[@Bluewizard7131]

Greatest live band in history! Original song.

[@isadona59]

This song is the introducción to one of the best lives all of time. If you check more Zeppelin's song you know why all people say that this the best band ever-

[@oliver-yg6qr]

One of the best bands in the world, you have to do more!

[@PaulWalker-hz6zp]

Simply do more Led Zeppelin. Best band ever.

[@javlohudzlin4829]

Page's solo flies above some heads because of the mixture of a rhythmic feel tied to the song and not limited to simple scales. It's always different and improvised in the moment.

[@grahamfay2473]

Jimmy Page greatest guitarist. Robert Plant greatest vocalist. John Paul Jones greatest bassist, keyboards and any other instrument you care to mention and the greatest drummer John Bonham. There has never been and never will be any band greater.

[@grantbatson7180]

gotta di this whole concert!!

[@billmckee1123]

You guys gotta react to more from this show!! Song called: The Song Remains the Same/Rain Song, Since I’ve Been Loving You, Whole Lotta Love, and Dazed and Confused!!

[@rkurniawan4432]

the reason they stayed that close is because they keep jamming during live, extending some few minutes songs up to half hour mix tape, just by nods & other visual cues, amazing however, their studio recordings have more richness with all the layering & mixing

[@sicotshit7068]

Considering how many guitar overdubs Page often does, they’d need quite a few more guitarists, yet they still make them great live.

[@billpimentel-vm6cu]

Fun fact , they wrote this song in about 10 minutes.

[@Landslide2024]

Led Zeppelin crushed the Beatles attendance record at Shea Stadium.

[@sicotshit7068]

Yep 56,800.

[@lyndoncmp5751]

And then crushed their own attendance record in 1977 at the Pontiac Silverdome with 77,000.

[@janicez2630]

Huge stadium shows were around in the early 70s. I attended quite a few Day on the Green festivals in Oakland Ca. Those started in 73, big shows and great times! I first attended in 77 for Fleetwood Mac Rumours tour. Keep diving into LZ, will not disappoint!

[@TammyBerry-pl4pd]

Watch Since Ive Been Loving You from this same performance!

[@richardcollette9884]

The 70s, Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney with Wings,Elton John, Yes, George Harrison with Ravi Shankar, I saw this show Amazing. Fleetwood Mac and The Moody Blues, a concert where LSD was just given out and free. they all packed stadium and arenas . Im 71 and was in my prime to witness the Golden Age of rock n roll. I'm old but I did get too see the really cool bands.

[@williamcabell142]

They are the GOATS! If you don’t know them, you know nothing! 🤨

[@JW1070G]

Keep in mind bands grouped together onstage back then because everyone was tethered to a cord. You’re used to seeing modern artists with wireless everything and in ear monitors ranging all over massive stages. LZ had monitors on the floor and if you wanted to hear yourself, not to mention your band mates, you didn’t stray too far.

[@MConchis]

Check out Since I've been loving you from that same concert. Mind blowing

[@beckiramsey9561]

You guys should do more 70’s! A lot of great 70’s stuff out there!!🔥🔥

[@brianturner27]

Led Zeppelin was notorious for playing on a small, scrunched up like that

[@rondick9691]

Many say 73' MSG greatest show/concert in human history...

[@robinbradbury6493]

This is from the Led Zeppelin movie The Song Remains The Same. That's why the great quality.

[@grahamfay2473]

The only covers are other bands covering Led Zeppelin songs. Led Zeppelin were original, never used session musicians wrote their own music and Jimmy Page the guitarist originated the band also produced all their work along with JPJ bassist and arranger they are the GOATS!!

[@sicotshit7068]

GOATS at their crafts, & together The GODS Of MUSIC!

[@williamcabell142]

Your favorite..good but dude…My time of dying from Earls Court!

[@johnburton1686]

a cover?? you cannot be serious!

[@christopherone1]

i know, right. WTH? this is LED FRICKIN' ZEPPELIN.

[@sicotshit7068]

Though they did cover some old blues songs, that the majority wouldn’t even know, had they not covered them. I personally think they changed them enough to make them their own, actually several of their originals are true masterpieces, & other songs are excellent. They sold out I’d say the majority of their concerts, if not all of them, most they were the only band playing & played nonstop for 3 to 4 hours. Anything from this concert is amazing, highly recommend Since I’ve Been Loving You. An original masterpiece blues rock song, with great solos. Or live at Earls Court (1975) In My Time Of Dying, the 12:04 version posted by Andriu 1962. Page kills it on a slide guitar, as the others kill it too. Two of my favorite live performances, thank you for your reactions, MORE LED ZEPPELIN!!!

[@LedSteelers]

this is the greatest rock 'n' roll band that ever lived and has sold more albums than any rock 'n' roll band and only produced eight studio albums selling over 400M albums.... to give you an idea of how big that is, the stones are at 250 with approximately 27 albums produced 👀 and to answer what you had to say about them staying in close proximity was that they played very well together and harmonized quite a bit between plant and page and John Paul Jones, the bass player would be very close to John Bonham as they were the backbone of the beat between the bass player and the drummer, It's not unusual, they fed of each other !!

[@christopherone1]

i'm not sure they sold more than the Beatles, that other 'rock n roll' band. I'm not sure where you're coming up with those 'statistics' : The Beatles have sold 412 million albums, The Rolling Stones have sold 239 million albums and Led Zeppelin have sold 203 albums. Granted, LZ ended after tragic death of beloved greatest drummer ever, John Bonham.

[@se9f282]

Well, high time you guys got educated on real rock and roll. Especially Led Zeppelin.

[@sicotshit7068]

led Zeppelin broke the attendance record for a single band performance, on May 5,1973, at Tampa Stadium with 56,800 tickets sold. They out sold The Beatles at this concert. They also would perform for 3 to 4 nonstop hours.

[@nicknitro4420]

"I Never had drum lessons, I just played the way I wanted, and got black-listed in Birmingham ....." John Bonham 6/21/1975

[@targetshootr]

They sold out MSG for 3 or 4 nights. Not shown are the decibels, approx 700k db. Well, enough so your teeth rattled. And you could smoke in arenas back then. Which we did.

[@DianeLake-sw3ym]

Open shirts and bare chests have been around for awhile. You see it with Iggy Pop, Red Hot Chili Peppers, etc. And it was a trend with 70s rock bands. The sideburns were known as mutton chops and was very common back then. I was a teen in the 70s and even today I still like the longer hair over the short buzzed cut that has been common since the 90s. That really short hair reminds me of when I was a little kid and men over 30 had that buzz type cut. Really short. Maybe that is why I like the dreds that African American men wear today with the longer hair. But, I am going totally off topic. Led Zeppelin was and is the gold standard of rock. They were GOATs. The top of their craft. Robert is usually tied or back and forth for best singer of the rock era with Freddie Mercury. His range is amazing. And if you delve into more Zeppelin you will see it is a very diverse in their music. From the easier Going to California and folk type music to deep blues like Since I've Been Loving You and When the Levee Breaks. To opus type of music such as Stairway to Heaven to Middle Eastern with Kashmir. They did not just do hard rock. And the subjects are about everything. That is why the bands that came after trying to copy them always come up short. They are too one dimensional. Jimmy Page is the best guitarist. He usually comes in under Hendrix but recently it is thought maybe Jimmy is over Hendrix as Hendrix was only active for a couple years and Jimmy has decades of work. Bonham is seen as the best drummer period and changed the way drums were played from just beat keepers in the background to being a huge part of the music now. John Paul Jones is a musical genius with playing a variety of instruments and doing arrangements. While in the background recently his role as been seen as far more important then it used to be.

[@johnshotter553]

Bear in mind this is the opener. Some of the crowd could not possibly have known the magnitude of what was to follow.

[@chaunapierce8678]

Jimmy Page the guitarist here is one of the best guitarists of all time and also their drummer John volume was just amazing. And I'm really surprised at how well just 4 guys on stage can sound so good. I know what is in this that they don't have the volume for the singer up very much but it's still a good performance. If you watch Jimmy Page you can tell that he really loves playing the guitar he is so animated and he's so good it reminds me of Janna stoplin if you ever watch a live performance by her you can tell that she really feels the music.😅😅

[@davidmullens7565]

This is Madison Square Garden in NYC! And Led Zeppelin are the Kings of 70s Rock . No one else is even close

[@srt8rocketship241]

Yurn it up. Rock- n- Roll.

[@peterhoward1048]

John Paul Jones is an amazing bassist and multi instrumentalist. Does keyboards and plays a mean mandolin.

[@windowsofangels7183]

I remember watching them in Washington DC. All I did was stare at Jimmy Page all night. Lol

[@kimberleyann7702]

They liked having the fans up close as naughty Robert said "sometimes I would look out and want to f..k the whole front row". Cheers from Toronto

[@bigbow62]

In the early 70s, Grand Funk Railroad sold out Shea Stadium faster than the Beatles did. That concert just like this one... both amazing. The Song Remains the Same video has many songs from MSG from the 3 night run in 73' (even if some of it was filmed on an empty sound stage in London)

[@theruzzmon1066]

Check out the Celebration Day concert.

[@glass2467]

This song is cool, but if you really want to be blow away, I mean really, you gotta check out Since I've Been Loving You live from the same concert. Best live performance! Also you'll hear a guitar solo that no-one today can match in depth.

[@robertprice6830]

Where did you learn R&R history. Stadiums were being filled. In 70 I saw Deep Purple at a dragstrip. 40,000 of us. Jesus.

[@d.l.607]

You should react to the full 30 minutes of *DAZED & CONFUSED* from this show

[@user-gu7kk5zk2b]

They played close because they were jamming and picking up cues from each other as to where they would go next. They could change a 4 min. Song into a 25 min. song

[@christopherone1]

BEST BAND EVER! Jimmy Page - GOAT!

[@chaunapierce8678]

An interesting concert that was done I think in the late 60s maybe early 70s was The Rolling Stones at Altamont. And they had hired the hills angels motorcycle group to do the security and it ended up being in a outnow brawl and people in the audience were injured it really got out of hand.

[@billpimentel-vm6cu]

Zeppelin invented arena shows sort of , because of ticket demand

[@LBinsocal]

Of course i’d rather see them live, but the studio version of this song is 10 times better

[@christopherjq7414]

Back in the day female groupies would give Robert their clothes to wear onstage. This was the case here where Robert was wearing a blouse given to him by a grouopie.

[@fedeloto1]

Jimmy Page is GOAT se lo discuto a cualquiera. Vengan de a uno.

[@LeanneAnderson-e5c]

It's not a cover

[@boki1693]

But Heart did cover it.

[@boki1693]

LOL, I own the cd. It's actually a very good version. Technically, it is a live cover. But so is the "Stairway" one you mentioned. And I could be wrong but I don't think the Stairway one was actually on an album of theirs. While Rock and Roll was. So if you want to say it wasn't a studio release....... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greatest_Hits_(1998_Heart_album) Scroll down and look at track 17. It was on their best of album and it was released as a single and played on the radio as a single. So, even though it's a live recording, it does appear they always knew they were going to release it as a single. www.google.com/search?q=did+hearet+cover+the+song+rock+and+roll&oq=did+hearet+cover+the+song+rock+and+roll&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOTIJCAEQIRgKGKABMgkIAhAhGAoYoAEyCQgDECEYChigATIJCAQQIRgKGKsCMgkIBRAhGAoYqwIyCQgGECEYChirAjIHCAcQIRiPAtIBCjEzMjcxajBqMTWoAgiwAgE&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:635be55f,vid:N-2UjtFXl1E,st:0 Apparently they also covered "The Battle of Evermore." Which I vaguely remember from somewhere.

[@tanyaweathersby9393]

❤❤❤Robert ❤❤❤put the sex in rock and roll ❤❤❤

[@williamcabell142]

There is so much more to them! They are their own genre! It is John Paul Jones! The shirt belonged to the girl he was with. Hair gel….😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 no such thing back then. They were blues based like most English bands! You guys can’t see greatness!

[@jimmcdonald4087]

Major bands after the mid-sixties didn't cover each other.

[@greenbluemonkey]

Studio versions please. Recording tech wasn't as good back then for live. Check out studio versions of their music. You won't be disappointed.

[@oldschool4325]

No auto tune

[@danieljean6882]

they did three sold out show they're I think consecutively

[@avivpinto4013]

Jimmy 's solos were innovative at the time...he wrote the bible the guitarists that came after him read it...just played faster

[@SirMan48]

These dudes are out to lunch

[@user-gu7kk5zk2b]

AND they didn't have other bands to open and they did 3-3 1/2 hours

[@lindataggart9076]

omg not a cover

[@bluesdog645]

Nope. Not a cover. 100% pure Mighty Zep!

[@vermontbred]

New YT Genre, Non-Reaction video.

[@PlsMeowBack]

I'd love to see more live rock reactions. For the beauty of their tone and extraordinary musicianship, my personal favourite is Dire Straits (either 'Sultans of Swing' or 'Telegraph Road' - Alchemy live): kzbin.info/www/bejne/boHEaqtvm791qrsfeature=shared, kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4mVn2WcqceXkLcfeature=shared

[@gary6754]

so led zeppling would cover the beattles and the rolling stones would cover the who?????? thats what you think

[@ihateusernames96]

Do mode songs from rhis concert ..

[@christopherone1]

HUH?

[@KellyDaye]

They didn't cover each others songs. Don't know where you got that from. Todays so called bands will cover them.. Back then people were original for the most part... Are you saying like Pink Floyd would do a Led Zeppelin cover??.. That show was one of three sold out at MSG

[@SirMan48]

These dudes are cooked.

[@tommytbone9778]

Seeing as you two country bumpkins are new to rock and roll that don`t even know who Zepplin or Jimmy Page were. I`ll leave you too your normal gig the top five of something... I thought this was serious reaction dudes, my mistake

[@ihateusernames96]

And for a r piece zepp was fucken loud loud loud af

[@FarAwayEyes69]

WRONG !

[@MrGolfnut71]

2 🤡s

[@FadiDarwish-r9b]

Best band ever led Zeppelin Allahu Akbar

[@KennethCotarelo]

HEAVIEST BAND IN MUSIC HISTORY!!!!! THE TRUE, GOD OF THUNDER!!!" JOHN BONHAM. ROCK. IN. PEACE. MISS YA!!! COVER, COVER......??!!!!! C'MON MAN. NOT THAT ONE.

[@markb3186]

DO THE REAL SONG NOT SOME COMPLETELY DIFFERENT VERSION NO ONE NO ONE NO ONE HEARD WE HEARD THE RECORDING MASTERPIECE FROM THE ALBUM NOT NOT NOT THIS ALWAYS ORIGINAL SONG VERSION FIRST OR MANY WONT LISTEN I WONT BYE