Led Zeppelin - Stairway To Heaven FIRST TIME HEARING THIS ❤

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[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

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[@jamesmccormick875]

First, you are stunning! You are so beautiful. Second, this was the first song I learned on guitar. The guitar solo Page does in this still gives me goosebumps every time I hear it. This is a perfect song, period. I’d love to see you react to Led Zeppelin song Kashmir.

[@parkermudsen1063]

I just love watching Black girls rock out to songs like this. You look so sexy, girl. Let me wife you up real quick.

[@saltysergeant4284]

Hello! I've seen a few of your music reaction videos and like that you hear new stuff for the first time. I'm not sure if you've ever heard of a band called Incubus, but they have so many good songs and a general vibe that I think you would like alot. I think their best album was called Morning View. I can't pick a bad song on the entire album. My picks for a video reaction would be Wish you were here, Warning, Phase, or Aqueous Transmission. Enjoy!

[@frendyjohan4476]

Try to hear this song backward.. 😁 h**ps://kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHjWhpaGmbWKeMk

[@richmiller2758]

I've heard this song more times then i can count,for it being your first time I too envy you,great music by a great band,this song will stand the test of time as all great songs do.

[@brodemonz]

I envy anyone that gets to listen to this for the first time.

[@sdom4471]

Non c'est moi qu'il l'aime .

[@muckerwood]

I was one of those VERY fortunate ones... born in '65, not into music at all until about 1980 at age 15, I heard it start to finish on the radio. NOBODY ever mentioned this song to me. I was absolutely blown away... good times indeed.

[@DickusCopernicus]

Old age is the price we pay for hearing this when it was first made.

[@bryanbruns4745]

Yea I was 14 born in 64...blown away I was cheers from kansas city..

[@edhunter5238]

I'm just happy to still be here to listen to it for the millionth time.

[@PongGod]

"These guys, they sing so calmly, so peaceful" Uh, just you wait!

[@bluebirdsoftballcookie]

I said the same exact thing in my head at that same moment LOL

[@caveman3021]

LOL Me too!!! 😆

[@Growler57]

Damn its bloody good

[@houngandave]

shhh, ... spoilers.

[@raffstera3083]

Lemon Song would be a good LZ song to listen too for this lovely young lady.

[@darkstardan3309]

"They don't write lyrics like this anymore..." Preach, sister, preach!

[@bluebirdsoftballcookie]

Her just saying that made me start to cry

[@awarenessvillage]

@@bluebirdsoftballcookie Agreed. It's so true. And they didn't have autotune. You could either sing or you couldn't.

[@GormKjeldsen]

Today it's all about making cash and eating a$$.. Sad.. :(

[@lewisner]

My favourite line is "Our shadows taller than our souls". I don't know for sure what it means but it sounds deep.

[@davidprocter3578]

Oi what you doing nicking MY handle

[@JohnDoe-uc7et]

This song was released in 1971. 50 years ago. Hail to the legends. Hail them who still believed in freedom.

[@Braun30]

Thanks for reminding me my age, was the first LP I bought.

[@tritop]

'71 was "real" ; today is somehow unreal to me, like a bad dream

[@jabberbone1]

Autocracy is the only rational way to go. Fuck freedom.

[@Braun30]

@John Scimeca 😎👍

[@ioeee7563]

I wasn't even in my dad's pudding rifle by then.

[@DaveTheBigTomato]

Considered to be, by many, the greatest rock and roll song of ALL time.

[@robertquigley5869]

Free Bird too by Lynyrd Skynyrd

[@eyecyou4677]

Hard to argue about that....!

[@todd8414]

Stairway To Heaven is so much better then damn Free Bird! I love Lynard Skynard but Free Bird is way over rated in my opinion! Their best song was That Smell!

[@robertquigley5869]

@@todd8414 Yes Stairway To Heaven is 100 times better than Free Bird. I was thinking the most played songs on the radio in 1970's. Lynyrd Skynyrd is one of my favorite bands of all time!

[@WilsonEatsASMR]

@@todd8414 IMO, Curtis Lowe is their best tune.

[@clintsoutdooradventures]

These guys weren't just great musicians, they were amazing poets!

[@ivanberko]

does anyone remember laugher?

[@jsbcody]

Philosopher poets who could really play damn good music.

[@321bytor]

@@ivanberko I remember laughter

[@travharrell1713]

and really really good at stealing other people's music. That had to pay royalties to someone else for this song and several other of their hits.

[@prism8289]

@@jsbcody jr Tolkien was the philosopher poet, which is where they get the song from.

[@funnelnutz3227]

Greatest song ever made

[@funnelnutz3227]

Empress joy jean do a reaction to rise against...make it stop

[@Bricklinsv1970]

Yep!

[@garth56]

Almost :-)

[@DirkDiggler87]

One of them for sure!

[@danielmarcantuno]

Absolutely.

[@MK-pv1nr]

This song is simply a masterpiece!

[@jeffcasey9911]

I love when she says Zeppelin

[@mr.knowitall6440]

I could listen to this girl read the phone book...

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

@Jeff casey 😊

[@jeffcasey9911]

I’m from Texas and I love her accent

[@Johnrob1943]

@@EMPRESSJOYJEAN, if you could, can you take a little side trip to 1981 and listen to a group that is underappreciated, Climax Blues Band and the song is "I Love You " . I think you'll absolutely fall in love with it, like the Righteous Brothers. 🙏💌💌

[@ckobo84]

She should react to "Caribbean Queen" because she looks like a Caribbean Queen👑!!

[@PeterTea]

I guess all I can say about this song is that it really makes me wonder...

[@Angel268201]

😂

[@procrastinator9]

One minute in Pretty Girl says: "Oh, this is so calming" A few minutes later, Pretty Girl: [adorable version of head banging]

[@Catmom3]

And air drumming lol 💕

[@stevejackson9173]

Just got chills again 46 years after first hearing this.

[@THOR6471]

An absolute masterpiece!

[@Trigger_000]

*The song wasn't bad either.*

[@ttrob93]

The Greatest Rock Song ever written, but it's just the tip of the Force that is called Led Zeppelin. "Does anybody remember laughter ?"

[@abderrahimaitchabane1207]

It's rather "Does anybody remember laughter ?"

[@ttrob93]

@@abderrahimaitchabane1207 I stand corrected..... Fixed my error... 😁

[@debbienye6002]

I always add that in my head. I cannot even count how many times my friends and I went to the Midnight Movies - The Song Remains the Same.

[@uweschaltenberg8191]

I do

[@Mk1Male]

"To be a rock and not to roll"

[@gmc6vette]

I grew up in this era. The music was phenomenal, The Rolling Stone, Pink Floyd, Led Zeplin, Jimmy Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and hundreds more. It was a great time seeing the new albums come out and trying to be the first to own it. Great memories.

[@kanervatie]

Ok boomer

[@sabrecatsmiladon7380]

this is widely regarded as the top Rock and Roll song ever.....

[@tonycaniggia]

which it is

[@vinlondon8904]

@@tonycaniggia I would add war pigs in it as well.

[@TheBenjammin]

Behind bird is the word.

[@midnightok3er]

It is a great track, but the best? Top 20 for me

[@sabrecatsmiladon7380]

@@midnightok3er I would never be able to rank a top 20 all time...only my own opinion of what I like. But checking out everyone else's list would be pretty cool !!

[@krismyers2093]

"They don't write lyrics like this anymore" No, they don't, not in mainstream music. Why? Because a group of people sit in a room and look over what's been popular and what would appeal to as many people as possible then manufacture that music. They don't make music, they manufacture it. There's no soul in music anymore. I honestly can't think of much outside of independent artists that I listen to that was created in the last 10+ years. It was wonderful watching you react to this song. The absolute joy seen on your face just makes me so very happy.

[@alisonbaghurst8276]

and few drop acid while jamming out their ideas anymore lol.

[@symrob1306]

You are so right !

[@Whoopdido777]

This song is now 50 years old and still beloved by millions of fans around the world. There are countless songs from the 50’s and 60’s and really through I’d say the 90’s that have stood the test of time and will continue to do so. I’ve asked numerous of my friends to name a song that came out after around the year 2000 that will be remembered by say 2030 and none of us could come up with one. There’s some good music out there today that’s fun to listen to, but nothing even remotely iconic has come out in well over 20 years.

[@cFull_Rtrd]

roger waters is still creating new music and ITTLWRW is some of his best work.

[@thelifesampler]

well , u gotta search more music then buddy. I love Zeppelin but I cant live in the past.

[@alexfletcher5192]

This song first appeared on record 50 years ago this year and that guitar solo is still iconic. There are live versions to see, naturally, where Jimmy Page pushes and pulls it in every direction, but the original remains concise and somehow meaningful.

[@Dragonfire-tn2jg]

I am a hard core Metal head and in the metal community, Led Zeppelin is still praised.

[@vinlondon8904]

They were the fathers of it together with black Sabbath.

[@TheBenjammin]

You're a poser.

[@awall2061]

Stairway to Heaven will forever be my favorite song, I'll never forget listening to it for the first time as a kid and just being completely blown away 🙏🏽

[@raffstera3083]

Me too👍

[@PeterTea]

Check out Kashmir by them. It takes you on a desert journey.

[@Dragonblaster1]

Kashmir is indeed a trip. But _The Rain Song_ is my favourite Led Zep song.

[@cdevidal]

Kashmir, a song so incredible India and Pakistan dispute its ownership

[@mviroli]

Do Kashmir, studio version

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

Near East desert or American Desert? I can never decide.

[@PeterTea]

@@RideAcrossTheRiver Metaphysical desert

[@samuelmregister]

as with most LZ tunes, this truly comes alive when bonham arrives.

[@steffenjonda8283]

Yeah... so true

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

I'm always amazed at how jazzy his drums are at that middle part.

[@WilsonEatsASMR]

YEP! IMO, he is simply the greatest rock drummer that ever lived. Plus he could play all styles.

[@user-fz3sz2dj4r]

Heartbeat of the band. When he died, they died.

[@joandreas5058]

Please review song "Only One" and "To The Bone" by Pamungkas

[@jimewart5156]

the lead guitar in this song is rated as one of the best guitar solos ever.

[@debbienye6002]

Jimmy Page is the Master.

[@XAVIERSHIMEX]

That solo is perfection

[@videogeekin]

"I was 11 years old when I first heard this in 1972...I was living in Santa Cruz, California.'

[@soupy607]

The group Heart played this song as a tribute to the band at the Kennedy Center and you MUST hear it !😍👍👍👍🇨🇦

[@TheBaardis]

Yes play the Heart tribute. Its great😊😊

[@brendawierzbicki5030]

You really should catch the Heart tribute. Will give you shivers.

[@thenorthernwill]

@John Cornell no one here has claimed it to be Zeppelin, but you'd be a fool not to appreciate the significance of such an amazing tribute, completed masterfully, and more importantly, respectfully.

[@thenorthernwill]

@John Cornell i Will agree that nobody "must" or "needs" to listen to it, but that applies everything.

[@pocho1071]

And they were great

[@brettkenschaft4239]

I'm a huge music fan and listen to quite a few different styles and genres, but Zep is still my all time favorite ❤️. I've listened to this song countless times and it never gets old. Love the way it slowly builds, with deeply interesting and poetic lyrics, and culminates in the most well known guitar solo in rock history! All hail the mighty Zeppelin 🤘🤘🤘

[@hilarywilkes7853]

I knew I was an old soul when my Dad bought me this and the Moody Blues albums and I would listen to them repeatedly at 12. All the other kids my age had no appreciation for this type of music and called me a freak lol. This song will always be amazing no matter how many decades or centuries pass.❤ Thank you Daddy!

[@zjohnsoncg]

You're exactly right-- the lyrics are subjective and open to interpretation. I think it's about a lady consumed with materialism, and eventually learning that money can't buy her happiness; it's found in living harmoniously/sustainably with nature. Glad you enjoyed the song!

[@toddlavigne6441]

It's just one of their masterpieces, and NO, they didn't steal this song. The melody, phrasing and lyrics are 100% original. Led Zeppelin won that law suite. I never get tired of this song.

[@spectrumwiz]

As an old guy from the late 50’s and grew up playing Led Zeppelin, it made me rear up watching your reaction and your description of the words. I will always respect their music

[@billnyfeler]

"They don't write lyrics like this anymore." No, they definitely do not. I enjoyed your reaction video. I love seeing people experience this great music!

[@skywizard3420]

A beautiful woman listening to a beautiful classic, perrfection!

[@davenunyabusiness4893]

Greatness knows no age.

[@andrewtongue7084]

Indeed, it does not, Dave :D

[@terrys8690]

I’ve listened to it 100s of times over the decades, but I’ve never felt it, like I felt it through your eyes and smile.

[@LeftofLife]

The greatest song ever written. A song like this will never be composed again.

[@howardbrown911]

I love how anyone hearing this for the first time always says how peaceful it is. Those of us who have listened to it before, just smile and think, "Boy just wait." I always think that the lady most likely would be Kim Kardashian, or any Kardashian. When written, Jimmy Page wanted something that would start so lyrical and soft and gradually build to a crescendo of sound and carry the listener away. I think he did rather well with that!

[@TheSpaghettihoop]

You must watch the "LIVE" version of this performance.

[@77ukfan]

When you have the unmistaken vocals of Robert Plant combined with arguably the best guitarist ever, Jimmy Page, and arguably the best drummer ever, John Bonham and mister versatility John Paul Jones you have a recipe for greatness. They have been honored by presidents, prime ministers, their peers, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the list goes on and on. The many various awards and accolades they have received are a testament to their amazing talents and skills. It is not surprising that many consider them the greatest Rock "N" Roll band of all time. One thing is for certain that the legacy of Led Zepplin will be cemented in music history for all time, and rightfully so.

[@BestMotivationalVideos123]

I love when reactors go from being self aware and trying to put on a show for us to suddenly realizing how good the song is and completely getting enveloped by it like at the end of this song.

[@rickjensen2717]

An absolute gem - people couldn't quite believe what they were hearing back in 1971 - wonderful song!

[@NikolaosLedZeppelin]

This song has been embodied in human DNA... we can't say that someone listens this for a very first time.

[@andrewcorbett5729]

Led Zeppelin should be mandatory listening.

[@cjm-jr9xk]

When she said it was so peaceful in the beginning, all of us Zep Fans were waiting for ‘that’ moment. Ps, you should listen to Ten Years Gone

[@Mark13091961]

I was wondering when this would end up in your lap. In their day they were considered the biggest rock band of them all, and this track is considered by many the greatest rock track of them all (yes it really is 50 years old now). Its an anthem, its epic, it soothes, it takes you on a journey, it changes, it evolves, a masterpiece. If I could be so bold as to recommend 'Since Ive been loving you' also by Zeppelin (studio version) a song about a good man who loves a bad woman ...... I'd love to see what you make of it, its at least as good as 'Stairway'. Glad you enjoyed this

[@williamcabell142]

Mark Roberts Dude they are far better live! The studio is nice, but come on man!

[@Mark13091961]

@@williamcabell142 I always did much prefer the studio version, but realise thats not everyone’s preference. The studio is more precise whereas the live is too vague (relatively) for me. Just personal preference.

[@trevorholden7423]

I think as a song composer myself songs are not meant to have a definitive meaning that could be written out and have everybody standing around with jugs of beer saying 'oh yeah sure i got that of course who wouldn't' unless that was exactly the composers desired. For me in this one I just love the complete ambiguity and openness to multiple interpretations.. thankyou so much Led Zep it's been a trip!!

[@OutnBacker]

Page's finest, cleanest solo ever. Since I've Been Loving You is a close second, but an entirely different style.

[@vickiroberts7947]

This song is the epitome of evidence of spirituality in Rock and roll music. But there's a lot more if you know where to look.

[@jethrotroll5442]

I found her reaction priceless. And what I take away the most from this is that great music is timeless, and you can see how it resonates with her. I've heard this song thousands of times, and it still touches my soul. And I love seeing new generations react so positively to it. It just reinforces I was listening to the best all along.

[@christopherfletcher5384]

Robert Plant's voice can blow the roof off of a house but he can sing softly too 😁

[@bill3641]

I will turn 70 this year and have to say that I really enjoy watching these " Reaction " videos . The idea that the music that I was lucky enough to hear when it was released is being " discovered " , and appreciated by so many . Mom and dad had their country music , and mine began with the " British Invasion " .

[@somersetnewsnetwork2198]

These has to be one of the greatest songs ever along with Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody. I could not pick a winner out of the two. They are join number one for me. I like the way they start off with a folk song and it sound like a recorder, The they rock in up move and move as the song goes on.

[@murderc27]

The joy of seeing someone hear this for the first time-- I'm living through y'all vicariously.

[@travisboyd6272]

Empress, you must listen to "Babe I'm gonna leave you" - Led Zeppelin. Full of emotion.

[@chrisnutley5747]

I'm 52. I remember hearing this on my dad's car radio when I was about 7. Just he and I in the car. I vividly remember him saying "son, if you're going to have an interest in music, you need to listen closely to this one" and he promptly turned the volume up to the TOP..... I've now heard it thousands of times, and enjoy it every time. Sometimes, I pay almost no attention to the words, and just jam along to the beat. Other times, I close my eyes and digest every word. It's just one of those very few songs that can be new again, even after 50 years.

[@csadler]

Now watch the Kennedy Center honors for them - the arrangement of the song and their reactions brings tears to my eyes.

[@Catmom3]

And tears to theirs. Robert especially. I rewatch it often and still get goosebumps every time. Ann just slayed them.

[@Lancefer66]

The song is basically just about shallow materialism and greed. Plant claimed that it was about “a woman getting everything she wanted without giving anything back.” Yes, that's it. It did have that Celtic feel because Plant was a huge fan of The Lord of the Rings trilogy by J.R.R. Tolkien.

[@walkingwounded3824]

Well put.

[@Artifacts187]

this is gotta hit me harder than anything

[@Lancefer66]

BTW, The Smiths "How Soon Is Now"! I use to rock to this song at work. In the 80's, as a teen, I had a job vacuuming the luggage pick-up area in McCarren Airport in Las Vegas. Early mornings when the large open space was void of people, I would have the boom box blaring out New Wave music, turning it up to 10 when this 1984 classic came on. It would echo off the walls in beat with the echoing guitar in the song.

[@Gommerell]

That makes sense the Stairway to heaven would have fitted into Middle earth alongside the Orcs, Balrogs, Wraiths and Ents all heading to Shelob's lair.

[@russellm1883]

Nah. Don't think in terms of money. The lady is an angel. The currency in this song is the light. Good vibes are gold.

[@stephenlackey5852]

“I wasn’t expecting *that* guys…“ Me: [sips tea]

[@andysimmons1842]

This and Hotel California are the two best songs ever written!

[@epicbabyozzy3455]

Ah yes the beautiful queen.

[@juliemanarin4127]

You should see this live from Madison Square Garden! Best band ever!

[@wgdavis5353]

Hi Ms. Empress, please do not worry too much on the lyrics, if U were to ask one of the band members on Monday what it means and ask him again on Friday, U will get a different answer.. At the beginning of the Live version, Mr. Robert Plant states "This is a Song of Hope".. Ever 10 years they have list the best Rock Songs of all time; Stairway To Heaven is always in the top 5, usually higher, like # 1.. One must review the 1973 Madison Square Garden Live version of "Stairway To Heaven".. More than just watching a video, it is an experience!! I will make a bet with U, I say U will be jealous of Mr. Robert Plants hair..☺ I saw U following the beat of the drums when they came in, if U like drums U should check out "Moby Dick" from the same Concert.. They recorded this show, put it on DVD, titled "The Song Remains The Same".. ♠W.G.

[@Marxistsrcnts]

“They sing so calmly, so peacefully”... hahahaaaa! Poor girl is gonna heavy metaled!

[@williamh.lashleyiii8621]

Welcome to the music I grew up with

[@t.j.payeur5331]

Thanks, lady, I'd forgotten how bloody good this tune is. I saw them do this tune in Tampa Stadium in 1973..maybe the best time I ever had...certainly the largest human pyramid that I've ever seen in my fricking life...

[@TheGathumpus]

Now listen to Heart covering it live as a tribute, with Led Zep in the audience and John Bonhams son on the drums

[@boguslawpiskorz2208]

Completely agree! see the tribute. Very special occasion and location. Not many covers are so appreciated as this one.

[@SevenThunderful]

Led Zeppelin has quite a catalog. I recommend 10 years gone, when the levee breaks, ramble on, the rover and so much more.

[@randallgoldapp9510]

I've been listening to this song for 50 years and it just keeps getting better.

[@mdstanton1813]

My father loved this song and when I got old enough to appreciate it I also ended up absolutely loving this song Could you react to Rhiannon by Fleetwood Mac at some point? I'd really enjoy seeing your reaction

[@robertquigley5869]

Yes react to Rhiannon!!! A great song.

[@richardvandeursen2395]

Hi glad you are back. Missed you. Yes, this song is a mystery for most people. There are lots of different interpretations of the lyrics as you have seen. I admire it for it's musicianship and the vocals of Robert Plant. There are a few stories from the group about what the song means, take from them what you will. Even if it actually has any meaning. Kashmir is an epic.

[@wigbat1]

This song came out when I was just a little kid. People always requested it on the radio, for years. When I was small, naturally, I didn't know what it meant. But as you say, it means different things to different people. What I eventually got out of it was that materialistic people, because of their wealth, think they can buy their way into anything. But you can never buy your way into heaven. Great reaction!

[@RobertDavisAdman]

I do believe you got it. :) I would add that hopefully we will find a woman with true love, who isn’t looking for money.

[@rogerhanson8241]

EJJ I seen this band in 1969 when I was 16 years old. Their music blew my mind. When stairway to heaven came out I was totally hooked on Led Zeppelin. I still hear one of their songs everyday. You have a wonderful feel for music in your reactions , I can tell it touches your soul. LISTEN to more Led Zeppelin, you won't be disappointed. Your awesome Much Luv. 🎼🎵🎸🎸🥁🥁💽💿📀🎞📽🎤🎧🎸🎸🎸

[@donaldbrunner6250]

Check out Heart's cover of this. It's from The Kennedy Center Honors program. It was to honor the groups contributions to music. The 3 remaining members of Led Zeppelin was there and gave Heart the only standing ovation of the night. The drummer who played with Heart was Jason Bonham John Bonham son. The bowler hats were to honor John Bonham. Robert Planr eays it's the greatest cover he ever heard.

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

@Donald Brunner, I already did dear...You can check it above...

[@midnightwriter9658]

a Stairway to Heaven could only be described as watching your reviews 😍😍😍 ... but seriously, I have been a disciple of Zep since the age of 12 when hearing their first LP in 1968 ... finally saw them in 1975 and that show still resonates deep within my being. ....

[@cherylmaloney8841]

I love how you went out of your way to post the lyrics. It is peaceful and for the Zep fans we know all of the lyrics so I appreciate it even more xoxo you are a lovely person inside and out.

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

❤❤

[@glenpound9353]

You have just listened to the greatest rock and roll song ever recorded! Led Zeppelin is and will always be THE GREATEST ROCK BAND EVER FORMED! There is no equal, there never will be! They stand at the very top ALONE!

[@alastairkerr6081]

One of the Finest bits of Music EVER Performed !!!!

[@tomaroni6670]

I first heard this song at 13 in 1971 when it was released and have been carrying it with me ever since....1st on a 33 vinyl, then an 8-track, then cassette and now cd....thank you for allowing me to hear it again this am while you reacted to it....this song will never leave you from this morning on....

[@Pecan3.14]

I first heard this song when I was 6. I was lucky that my dad had all of these on vinyl. I can't imagine not hearing these for the first time on a record player.

[@nobodyshome2024]

Starts so slow and builds little by little and just kicks ass at the end! All time classic!

[@MichaelSmith-es4nl]

I'm 71 yrs old and when I heard led zeppelin I was in college and was a weed head they blew my mind this band would make you think it was a 9 piece band it's only 4 of them. The greatest classic rock band of all time.

[@RichardinNC1]

Deserving the title of the best rock and roll song ever! From the amazing lyrics to the slow build up to an incredible climax to the realization of it fitting into the whole Led Zeppelin catalog. Tons of great songs from them from the first album to their last. From Good Times Bad Times, Babe I'm Gonna Leave You, Your Time Is Gonna Come, Whole Lotta Love, Since I've Been Loving You, Immigrant Song, Black Dog, Rock & Roll, Battle Of Evermore, When The Levee Breaks, Kashmir, No Quarter, and many more. It will take a while to enjoy their whole catalog of great songs.

[@martinsimensen9511]

I remember listening to this song for the first time. One of my best memories. I remember being completely floored. How one song could contain so much

[@writerwade9241]

"This is so peaceful" . . . There's still time to change the road you're on. . . and. . . here . . . we . . . GO!!! LOL. I loved watching your expression change when the song really kicks into high gear. :)

[@kasperkjrsgaard1447]

Your facial ekspressions amazes me every time. In a second they can turn from concern to pure sorrow and then to relief and joy. I really enjoy watching you while you listen to the music that I was brought up to and listened to during my teens.

[@alexfletcher5192]

Robert Plant would recall writing the lyrics as if they'd arrived in his head from elsewhere: '.... then I looked at what I'd written and nearly jumped out of the chair!' - it doesn't have to be totally clear either, because you can project onto them what you want. It is an irony, however, that this song about seeking success and fortune should start out as a kind of lullaby and that it was written and performed by what was rapidly becoming the most successful rock band on the planet.

[@kenmahoney5255]

One of the greatest songs ever written, listen to by one of the most beautiful ladies I've ever seen ❤️🌎❤️

[@itsagreattimetobealive9008]

I was 15 years old and I remember the first time Stairway to Heaven played on KGB radio in San Diego. It was at night and I was laying in my bed in the darkness listening to my stereo. The blue light of the dial illuminated my room. I knew even then it would become a classic, it made that much of an impression on me. I'm glad I'm still around to listen to it today.

[@edziowataszka8261]

I am not big Zeppelin fan but this was best rock band on the world. Best rock singer, best drummer and one of the best guitarist, bass guitarist is good to. And I could listen you for ages.

[@skenny2010]

what a beautiful review of this song . what a beautiful song of hope and love...thank you

[@frankblair2241]

My favorite " Reactioner" so far..... authentic... and I truly believe she's never heard this song until now. You will gravitate back to it a few times a year. It will just pop in your head and you gotta crank it up!!

[@frankblair2241]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoarqJ6cndydqc0. I suggest reacting on this song.

[@shemanic1]

a classic amongst us who really love good music "It's whispered, that soon, if we ALL call the tune, then the piper will lead us to reason, & a new day will dawn for those who stand long, & the forests will echo with Laughter"

[@joshreeder3205]

Her air drum reaction when Bonhan kicks in, is priceless!

[@keymack2477]

E-J-J, thank you for your reaction to this all time rock classic! Now you need to look up the tribute to this song at the Kennedy Center by Heart. They perform Led Zeppelin's greatest song in front of a huge crowd, including the three surviving members of Led Zeppelin. You will love it!

[@mr.knowitall6440]

Love you, Empress! Beautiful inside and out... 💕

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

@Mr. Knowitall 🖤

[@dburns8381]

This was released 3 years after I returned from Vietnam and I have listed to this for over 50 years. I'm thrilled to see young people discover the music of their grandparents. If this were released today, it would still be a monster hit. We had the BEST music, the best cars, and I'm so glad I grew up when I did. After the birth control pill and before AIDS. We were the kings and queens of our world. Eat your hearts out.

[@redled2677]

I`ve often wondered what it was like dashing to your local record store in 1971, purchasing Led Zeppelin IV, hurrying home and listening to it for the first time. Must have been quite an experience.

[@drewkinninmont8523]

Welcome back!

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

Thank you 🙌

[@drewkinninmont8523]

@@EMPRESSJOYJEAN hiya wanted to suggest listening to Heart sometime, songs like Barracuda or Crazy on You. OK love your channel. Peace

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

Look out for this soon...

[@edmeraan2]

Wow, you are Beautiful!!

[@bkniker]

Your smile is sunshine 🌅