Led Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven (Live) | REACTION

[@andybiggers3636]

Was he "born with a guitar in his hand"?..... Yes, yes he was!

[@stevejenkins6924]

If this planet stands a million years Zeppelin will always be the greatest band ever lived!

[@heliotropezzz333]

There certainly won't be any more like them as technology has taken over the music business.

[@TheFarmanimalfriend]

Led Zeppelin will always be the greatest rock band to walk this earth! ❤🎉❤

[@jamesdavis4598]

It's fun to watch a woman seeing Robert Plant, especially for the first time. I don't think that I've even seen a video where a woman isn't basically in Love with Robert within about 15 seconds & gives that little smile. We know what you're thinking!!

[@joepipe1010]

I think the best rock song ever

[@debbienye6002]

Robert Plant, is a God to most of us old ladies. I feel lucky to have seen Led Zeppelin in concert in 1977. One of the best days of my life!

[@michaelperrillo5420]

Not bad for 3 musicians and a lead singer!! In past 50 years still can not be beat.

[@curtiswilson3569]

This song is widely considered the greatest and most popular rock song ever.. for good reason. There is a reason they appear to do this effortlessly... they truly are rock gods.

[@mr.zeppelin9384]

The number one song in the history of rock and roll

[@44JMK]

GREAT reaction to an all-time classic performance! It's awesome to see this music still resonates with another generation...50 years after it was produced!

[@arthurdduda63]

Jimmy is the man and always will be !!!!

[@jondebohun9194]

hes been the coolest person for decades...

[@mr.zeppelin9384]

The greatest band ever and ever will be case dismissed

[@edwardhayes2465]

We grew up with this...Rock and Roll didn't exist when they were born.

[@dannykrieger8933]

Yeah have to do cashmere celebration day I saw Led Zeppelin concert on April 25, 1977, three days before I went into the army best concert I’ve ever seen in my life yeah cashmere

[@mr.zeppelin9384]

The greatest band ever and ever will be

[@archersfriend5900]

At 72 he is still one of the coolest people on earth.

[@gemltngrod69]

Great reaction, you are a beautiful, sweet and intelligent girl. Your dad must be very proud of you.

[@giomathieu5975]

@Brian taylor ^^

[@garyfeifer1518]

I've seen LZ 3 times 73 , 75 and 77 in Detroit. Each time they played this Jimmy Page improvised his solo. He does that with a lot of his solos. That's why he is the G.O.A.T

[@wgdavis5353]

I love Led Zeppelin and I love Jimmy Page, but let's not forget SRV, Stevie Vai, Eric Johnson, David Gilmour, too many to name.. ♠W.G.

[@garyfeifer1518]

@@wgdavis5353 Another great is Joe Satriani. Ive seen him with Steve Vai and Eric Johnson on his G3 tours.

[@sjd5750]

@@garyfeifer1518 Satriani, who is 4 years older then Vai, was actually Steve's teacher, early on..They grew up a town away form each other, here on Long Island.

[@garyfeifer1518]

@@sjd5750 Yes he was. Satriani wanted to learn how to play the guitar the day Jimi Hendrix died.

[@vince5348]

Jimmy had the double neck guitar made just so he could play Stairway To Heaven live. The song includes sections played on a 12-string guitar and a 6-string guitar so the double neck has a 12-string neck on top and 6-string neck on the bottom.

[@edwardhayes2465]

To me, it has never sounded right live. It is still great. He recorded it on Telecasters.

[@realPenrodPooch]

I noticed that.

[@Nichwar19]

@@edwardhayes2465 intro is acoustic too

[@billygugen8104]

You can purchase double necks in music stores. Wether Jimmy had that custom made or not I dont know. Either way Jimmy is BADASS.

[@zipscrews]

@@billygugen8104 he definitely didn't have it made...

[@randybrown6948]

This was the most requested song on the radio. But it never was released as a single.

[@Scoobydcs]

his voice was basically wrecked by this gig, pre 73 he was a MONSTER!!! sooooo much power and even more range!

[@boki1693]

But whats funny to me is even after this gig some of my favorite singing by Plant is from Physical Graffiti. He had more of a growl to his voice then.

[@Braglemaster123]

Too many Cigarettes 🚬

[@crazyivan1966]

It's wonderful to watch a young person's face light up with great music by my favorite band. I'm so happy that Robert Plant could bring you Joy with his awesome vocals

[@mr.zeppelin9384]

The greatest band in the history of rock and roll they are truly blessed by the mighty God they are unbelievable and untouchable

[@mr.zeppelin9384]

More and more led zeppelin masters of rock and roll

[@raffisekzenian2746]

When The Levee Breaks is an awesome song by Zeppelin, as is The Rain Song, Kashmir, Lemon Song….etc etc etc

[@leonardodentico8435]

You listen to any song,after 10 minutes you wish it's over soon. You listen to Zeppelin,after 10 minutes you're like: "Oh it's over? DANG." In order to hear more shades of them though you should try "dazed and confused" and "in my time of dying"(live)!

[@bmaniac1]

Heartfelt reaction. When Led Zep reunited in 2007 for 1 show 20,000,000 (Yes Million) people tried to get tickets. After an amazing performance of them in their 60's they were offered 1,000,000,000 (Yes Billion) dollars for a World Tour. They turned it down. The band, and each member are GOATS!!!!!

[@James_Loveless]

From what I remember hearing they were offered 5 Billion for either 13 or 16 concerts around the World after the O2 preformace

[@Sad-Rocker]

November 12, 2014 by Amy Lamare The much-rumored reunion of Led Zeppelin has hit another stumbling block: Robert Plant. According to a report from the UK's Daily Mirror, the legendary lead singer just turned down an $800 million offer to put together a Led Zeppelin reunion. And let's face it, without Plant, there is no Zeppelin. According to sources, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, and drummer Jason Bonham, son of the band's late drummer, John, were all in. Yeah the last time I heard robert plant sing I felt sorry for him he had the desire but not the ability and I am heavily on Auto-Tune just didn't sound the same

[@rdm552]

No other band could achieve this...….except if all the Beatles were alive

[@Sad-Rocker]

This is the most played song in history.

[@FerroMancer]

For good reason. :)

[@realPenrodPooch]

Which is also why it's banned in every single guitar store that exists in the US. Every swinging D with a guitar pick was trying to play this song on whatever guitar they were trying out.

[@rdm552]

This could have been the only song they ever wrote and all these guys will still be rich beyond Mount Everest

[@GroovingPict]

the "double guitar" is a 12-string guitar on the top neck and a regular 6-string guitar on the lower neck. You can see him switch between the two throughout the song

[@Stealthbong]

One of Led Zep's most unheralded tracks is How Many More Times. It is every bit as breathtaking as S2H.i strongly recommend you give that one a listen.

[@billygugen8104]

So is Four Sticks.

[@michaeljimson6918]

Robert Plant had more swagger and confidence then any other front man 👏👏👏👏👊👊👊

[@liamreidy1175]

Led Zeppelin Dazed and Confused is amazing...... Trust me...!

[@dennishall5017]

Watch Led Zepplin being honored at the Kennedy Center Awards! Great Show!

[@ilikeolives9473]

My husband is big fan of Led Zeppelin, that is a Gipson guitar, made in Nashville Tennessee for him.

[@cheripetty1805]

Actually, it wasnt quite over. You didn't see all of Robert taking a slow bow with those gorgeous curls of hair cascading forth, backlit bathed in light like spun gold! Please...always wait until the very end of every Zep Song before reacting. Sometimes they fade out to whisper, then fade back in. That's a double-neck guitar, 6 strings below and 12 up top. That has 6 double sets of identical note strings. It produces a concert hall kind of ring that makes for an extra spark of delight with each pick or stroke of a note. And those riffs by Jimmy Page for his crescendos makes for the GREATEST GUITAR SOLO OF ALL TIME! It isn't just that Jimmy is one of the greatest guitarists that ever lived, it's the fact that he created so many brilliant compositions. It that sense, he is a a TRUE GENIUS. Not just a gifted musician, but an amazing mind and imagination that produced so many classic songs that stand the test of time. His legacy now belongs to the Ages, to be enjoyed for many Generations to come! Proud to say I've been a Led Zeppelin fan since their 1st album was released. I knew I was listening to the best Band in the World back then. And I am so excited and enthused by all the young folks getting into this music as fresh as it was for me in 1968! It is joyful! ROCK ON! ✌🍁✌

[@robertbernstein3713]

It's called a double neck guitar one six string and one twelve string. The great Jimmy Page on guitar.

[@rsarg4019]

Best ROCK AND ROLL GROUP EVER .I SEEN LED ZEPPELIN IN 78.😉

[@jam8773]

Robert Plant with his ultimate confidence, his sexy swag even while wearing a girly blouse. Who else could pull that off? Nobody!

[@Sad-Rocker]

Yep I seen a picture of myself in 1978 I had a cutoff blouse ruffely looking shirt bell bottoms and cowboy boots I looked ridiculous but then again i had no problem with the lady's all the girls said i looked like Robert Plant with piercing blue eyes. Now the girls say I look like hippy Santa claus because of my grey beard..lol.

[@keithlordofalbascotland3371]

Elton John?

[@saltydashlightly9074]

The blouse was worn by a young lady the night before and he wore it to remember her.

[@ronalda.saname396]

Your are talking about Jimmy Page. They are British.

[@yurona5155]

Well, as long as he keeps wrapping his dong around his knee along with it (like in this video), there's no ambiguity there, is there? ;)

[@TheZachjad]

Also worth noting John Paul Jones is playing keyboard AND the bass part with the foot pedals.

[@mr.zeppelin9384]

Greatest voice in rock and roll history Robert plant plus the greatest band ever and ever will

[@tektoniks_architects]

Jimmy is a self-taught guitarist. When Jimmy was a very young man, his family moved from their house to another house. When they arrived, a guitar was found in the new house that was left behind by the previous owner. Eventually, Jimmy learned to play, and re-wrote the history of rock music.

[@fadiaz1969]

Thanks for the reaction. When you said that you wish you were friends with Robert Plant, (the lead vocalist), so he could sing to you when you were sad was honestly the cutest thing I’ve ever heard on a reaction ever. Anyways, if you were impressed with Robert’s voice on that video, you need to hear his earlier stuff. This show was from 1973, and Robert’s voice was already shot by that time. You need to hear his voice on the recordings from 1969 through 1972. The double necked guitar that Jimmy Page is playing is used on songs where he needs to play a 12 string guitar and a regular 6 string guitar on the same song, so he doesn’t have to switch guitars in the middle of the song. Other songs you need to listen and react to are dazed and confused, whole lotta love, immigrant song, since I’ve been loving you, black dog, no quarter, the rain song, Kashmir, in my time of dying, and Achilles last stand. All great songs.

[@thewizard6077]

You are awesome! Great reaction!

[@terrycurtisd4111]

Great classic song

[@donaldbrunner6250]

Jimmy Page is one of the top 5 greatest guitarists of all time in rock

[@mervinward256]

no 1

[@robertbarrass7519]

@@mervinward256 number 1

[@missygraceful]

I love Jimmy page but the best one is ritchie blackmore

[@donaldbrunner6250]

@@missygraceful did you forget about Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan

[@davidgreene7676]

@@missygraceful no way...blackmore doesnt have the soul of james patrick page

[@only1doran199]

I loved watching you rock out to stairway!! Excellent video!

[@motorcrosstvn235]

Great video. I am in a strange way jealous but feel sorry that this is your first time listening to Stairway To Heaven. I don’t remember hearing any of Led Zeppelin’s songs for the first time, “ I wish I could “ I always just knew their songs. Happy you enjoyed it with us!

[@robertobravo6834]

You don't like it, you LOVE it. They took your soul and the will never give it you back

[@chemguy8056]

Outstanding reaction!!

[@texadan314]

This is the third reaction of yours I have watched tonight. I would have subscribed on this one alone. You are one of the better reactors.

[@mongosaqqara]

The GOATs!🐐

[@bendearman]

Watching your reaction to this song warms my heart...brings me joy..and restores some of my faith in mankind

[@Darnaguen]

"Was he born with a guitar in his hand?" Well, close enough. :D He was something of a teen prodigy and by the time he was in his twenties he had solid enough reputation as a session musician to build himself a supergroup -- Led Zeppelin.

[@tektoniks_architects]

Self-taught. Found a guitar in the house his parents bought after they moved in.

[@Darnaguen]

@@tektoniks_architects Yep. That's he plays 'a little left of heaven' as Robert once said -- and annoys more technical and traditional guitarists.

[@raffisekzenian2746]

He originally wanted to be the scientist to cure cancer.

[@owenwallace9364]

I absolutely love this! I’m so happy you did the live version too.

[@timlee7038]

I love watching you kids react to the music that blew my mind so many decades ago

[@paulvalerius3674]

Double neck guitar. 6 strings and 12 strings. Saw it at the Metropolitan museum of Art at a rock n roll display. And saw them live 4 times. Awesome

[@daviddaemon]

I just love your reactions, so genuine and uninhibited. You remind me of what I’ve known for 50 years.

[@JCMari-nz5wd]

The key to understanding this song is the last stanza. Everything is just summed up in a nutshell.

[@leonarae8496]

I hit like on this before I even watched it, because I just know it’s going to be great! Led Zep and Queen, my favourite bands. I’m going to enjoy the journey. Kashmir and Thank You are my personal favourites.

[@Nurazor]

Good on ya.. it's a classic sunday

[@adamt2543]

Watching this made me smile 🙂

[@pjsin9472]

I never believed reactors when they say they never heard this. But you're a young one. So I'm interested to watch this. Amazing song. The first lick any of us learned on guitar LOL. So you can't play this in the guitar store for sure haha

[@Thom1212]

And also the reason for that "No Stairway..." joke in Wayne's World movie

[@tim196868]

Most beautiful sad song ever written. Song is about a woman with her battle with drug addiction.

[@helaina400]

No it isn’t

[@trendkill196]

Dude. You got it. Zeppelin just makes you feel good

[@SuperScottJack]

just love watching young people discover the magic....

[@Sad-Rocker]

Going to California is my favorite I think you would like it

[@williamcabell142]

The 🐐🐐🐐🐐’s 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Double neck...12 string on top, 6 string on the bottom. He will switch at different time during the song. Watch for it.

[@Mannymoe7]

This is the forbidden song that they won’t let you play in a music store..double neck guitar one has a 12 string the other a 6 string

[@Mottleydude1]

Two other songs by Zeppelin I would recommend. You’ve already zero’d in on what great talents Robert Plant and Jimmy Page are but John Paul Jones (the bassist) and John Bohnam (The Drummer) are every bit their equals. I’d suggest listening to “Rock n Roll” which highlights Bohnams incredible talent as a drummer and “Dazed and Confused” in which Jones delivers one of the coolest baselines ever. Let’s also give some love to their lyrics. Seriously good writing. It’s not just the usual story of love or teen angst.

[@edinshealtiel3754]

SAW YOU REACT ON LFR, THANK GOD YOU CAME BACK TO ZEPPELIN...

[@garygordon4845]

Hey Niah ! A new subscriber from Southern California although I listened to your family channel before. I like what you said " that you wish Robert Plant was your friend and that you could call him when you were sad. I would imagine he would be all that you imagined him to be with comforting wisdom and a caring soul ⭐❤️⭐ Was a great reaction to watch ⭐

[@caseyatwell2318]

Love it

[@yullt6885]

‘Look at his thing”. Your so funny Niah. When I was a young man I always thought that was what made Robert Plant so cool and Zeppelin so cool. They were 70’s to core and they were literally a band like no other.

[@MrDeengels]

They commanded the stage and the audience, they immersed themselves in the music. They were titans! The live show is where they connected with their audience!!!

[@scottreps9167]

You should react to Heart honoring Led Zeppelin at Kennedy Center Awards. It will give you chills!

[@PJErvin]

Double neck guitars were used when guitarists wrote songs in which they’d need to switch between a 12 string and a 6 string during a song. You can hear the 12 string on the more jangly parts (like when he strums), but the main verse riff and solo are on the 6 string.

[@FarAwayEyes69]

Niah , RULE 1 NEVER PAUSE during a JIMMY PAGE SOLO ! rule 2 NEVER PAUSE DURING a JIMMY PAGE SOLO ! LED ZEPPELLIN is the baddest rock band EVER ! PURE MAGIC ! ROCK 'N' ROLL GREATNESS !!!!! THESE GUYS ARE ROCK GODS !!!! . Niah by the way RULE NUMBER 3 NEVER thats right NEVER PAUSE DURING A JIMMY PAGE SOLO !!!!!!!!! LOVE YOUR CHANNEL ALOT !!! Your doing a great job ! RULE NUMBER 4 Is ! Keep smiling !!!!!!! PEACE TO THE WORLD !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@PH--ov7tf]

You may want look at the Kenney Center Honours Led Zeppelin (the entire tribute and performances). N.B.: The Obamas seemed to have enjoyed every moment. And performance by Lenny Kravitz.

[@paulvalerius3674]

Saw them 4 times. Best concert EVA

[@willyroussel3563]

you are watching the gods of rock they made it a point to not have the live songs sound the same, from show to show

[@bishlap]

that's how a 1st timer should do a reaction - NO silly BS, legit questions, enjoyed the music and she cute AF! Would love to see that hair let out...oooh wheeee. PEACE, Miss thang.

[@farber2]

I would never think I could be attracted to a black lady, Niah is a brain, she is a force, all black ladies should seek to her example, and reap what this gob of a society has to offer, I love You NIAH.

[@jacksmith3097]

Fun fact, guitar stores will stop you from playing this song. There's even you tube video on the subject. If you'd like a power song from them "when the levy breaks" An acoustic one would be "battle of evermore" A love one "thank you"

[@wls64]

yea, tambourine = participation LOL. He also plays mean harmonica. Try "When the Levee Breaks". it is awesome.

[@larrynapier5003]

It’s a Gibson double neck the upper is a 12 string the bottom one is a 6string glad you enjoy our music

[@Scoobydcs]

jimmy improvised solos like that ALL the time live haha, sooooo much talent in that band its just not fair on anybody else!

[@jamesrawlings5781]

Honest question for ya. Did you really like that solo? As a genuine fan of Jimmy on record, I thought that was fucking awful. Sloppy technique, terrible timing. He was probably off his nut at the time, so fair enough, but that was not good.

[@jamesrawlings5781]

@Jeffrey Hinkel I think it's the greatest rock guitar solo ever What, not 'Maybe I'm Amazed' by Wings? Well, personal taste is what it's all about. It obviously does it for you, and that's cool. Personally, I remember my disappointment the first time I heard Page playing solos live, including Stairway. Stairway is such a masterful solo, which i've just never heard him do justice live. Monster guitar player, though.

[@glass2467]

I'm a Page fan and a guitarist. I have heard some of his live solos that were very sloppy, but this one is pure genius. Sloppy is part of his thing though. Some people can't handle that - they like technical perfection. But Jimmy is a true artist, exploring the bounds of his ideas, and often crashing on the wave. However he would never reach the places he reaches if he wasn't exploring like he does. Most guitarists can't reach those places.

[@jamesrawlings5781]

@@glass2467 "Sloppy is part of his thing though. Some people can't handle that - they like technical perfection." I don't find him sloppy at all on record - I just often find he loses the plot live. I certainly don't require 'technical perfection', and players that many consider technically superior, like Blackmore, Beck and Lee, don't do that much for me next to JP. "But Jimmy is a true artist, exploring the bounds of his ideas, and often crashing on the wave. However he would never reach the places he reaches if he wasn't exploring like he does. Most guitarists can't reach those places." I'm afraid phrases like 'true artist' don't really mean much to me. People say it about people they like, and don't say it about people they don't like so much. It doesn't really mean anything. I don't think 'exploring the bounds of his ideas' has as much to do with my disappointment at his live playing so much as him being twatted on drugs. I mean - come on! Exploring the bounds of his ideas? He's a guitarist - his ideas stretch to 'play that note/chord or don't'; 'try it in a different time signature, or don't'; 'use a bit more reverb, or don't'. I would argue that his 'ideas' were explored most creatively and effectively in the studio: live he sometimes just couldn't do them justice. But each to his or her own.

[@Rolexoncom]

@@glass2467 Amen, not just a technical guitarist but so spiritual that he can bring tears to my eyes

[@davidmastro5406]

Niah, this was a truly beautiful reaction. You wear your heart on your sleeve, and you obviously "felt" this song. Some interesting details about "Stairway To Heaven": Robert Plant apparently jotted down the majority of the lyrics in one sitting, while the band worked out playing the song in the studio. Radio DJs commented that the song was requested principally by housewives during the day, and by teenagers at night. It was also often played at funerals for teenagers. About Robert Plant--he was the self-described "Golden God", the rock frontman with incredible vocals and an undeniable stage presence, who made all the women crazy, just by standing there. Like the rest of the band, he was a student of American Blues music. They all loved the Blues, but they incorporated so many other styles into their sound. LZ were the four right people, at the right time. Thanks again, for sharing such great reactions, Niah.

[@billacikalin8108]

Hi Niah! This is Bill Acikalin that requested this song for you. I'm so glad you liked it. Keep up the fun discovery of all the classics out there. So much good music to enjoy. :)

[@lewisner]

Loved the reaction. It was pretty deep on Robert Plant.

[@verin6]

this girl is the cutest in the world. I’ve watched a lot of reaction videos before, but it’s so honest. he is my favorite from now on. :)

[@KarenCatMom2]

I love your comments on how the lead singer is the coolest person alive when he's on the srage. I always thought so too. I was 19 and a Sophomore in college when this song came out. I was more into folk & singer songwriter rock...James Taylor, Carly Simon, Simon & Garfunkel, but not big loud electric rock bands. Not until this song and this band came along.

[@eltoro969]

When watching this I`m reminded how many legendary guitarists there were between 1970 and 1990 and they are more or less alone up there even in 2020. What really happened? Why didn`t the 90s keep feeding us with awesome guitarists? Some few showed up, like Tom Morello, Matt Bellamy (Muse) and John Frusciante (RHCP) even though John debuted in 1989 on Mothers Milk he still hadn`t found his unique and simple style that makes him a legend. But something happened and people stopped learning how to create their own sound on the guitars in the 90s. It was all about retro from there on and it has`nt stopped. In 2000, when the alternative rock scene was dead and people had grown tired of depressive and difficult rock, pop and electronic dance music exploded. Not so weird really as the millennials wanted to dance and have fun, not sit around moping and being emo like Gen X was LOL. I guess there were some years between 99-09 it was natural for guitarists having a hard time, but now 20 years later, why aren`t there any new ones coming? WE ARE WAIITIIING.

[@Mottleydude1]

Robert Plant was 25 in 1973 when this was recorded. If you enjoyed this Zeppelin cover of a Blues Classic I would suggest listening to their cover of the Blues classic “When The Levee Breaks” by Kansas City Joe and Memphis Minnie published in 1929. And Yes Jimmy Page is one of the all time great guitarist ever. Damn few are as good and none better. He’s right up their with BB King and Eric Clapton.

[@luckycharms8443]

Best rock band ever love you reaction baby girl

[@rayj1011]

Great reaction. I have seen dozens of reactions to this song but yours sits at the top! Enjoy your appreciation for these four very professional musicians. The band is one of the greatest of all time.

[@rutssy]

Loved your reaction!!!

[@arthurdduda63]

Jimmy was destined to play guitar... when he was 8 they moved, and the home they moved into was empty except for an old guitar that was left behind...... the rest is history......

[@evanhume3706]

Love your reactions! that is why I subscribed! A few excellent Led Z songs : Ramble On, Whole Lotta Love, When the Levee Breaks & Going to California

[@mrkniffelpin1853]

If you like honky tonk music, Led Zeppelin does a song called “hot dog.” It’s a light hearted song. It showcases the glue that held the band together, John Paul Jones, the keyboardist, pianist, bassist. It’s a shame i had to give my tickets away to the last concert tour of Led Zeppelin before the the drummer John Bonham died. Throughout the years, i have found all their music worth listening too, thoroughly.

[@lucasray6087]

More songs by The Mighty, Mighty Zep to recommend you want? ANY AND ALL! But "Good Times, Bad Times" and "Kashmir" are probably my other two favorites.