Led Zeppelin - The Lemon Song REACTION THEY ARE SHOWING OUT!

Led Zeppelin - The Lemon Song REACTION
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[@Tuesdays_Gone]

John Paul Jones really shows out; this is possibly the best bass line ever.

[@ohboi9578]

There are no bass ‘riffs’ here

[@Tuesdays_Gone]

@@ohboi9578 true. That would be akin to me saying that Jimmy Page laid down badass guitar lines. LOL.

[@zoso2850]

Ramble on

[@glennb2227]

Truth

[@micahjared8082]

Not Possibly. It is.

[@jimdavis8864]

That bass! John Paul Jones was the soul of Led Zeppelin.

[@rdhudon7469]

JPJ sends this song into orbit .

[@michaelgilbert197]

This was released in 1969 off of Led Zep II album.... All 4 of these guys were musical geniuses and played off of each other. Their live shows were insane. Not much was "scripted". They disbanded after the sudden tragic death of John Bonham(drummer) in 1980. They felt they couldn't replace him...and said "It wouldn't be Led Zeppelin anymore". Don't know if you've seen Jimmy and Robert "play" off each other while Jimmy does a "solo" on a sonic wave Theremin instead if his guitar in Whole Lotta Love at Madison Square Garden but, it's EPIC and shows how well these guys worked together. Great reaction as always!

[@cpf55]

Zep 1 came out October 69. Think this actually came out 70 of were being anal

[@Mike-mo5yy]

@@cpf55 Zep I Jan 1969, Zep II Oct 1969

[@alanhandleman6513]

I remember when their very first album came out. I was in college. A friend called us into his room to hear it. We just couldn't believe what we were listening to. It was too good to be true. To me, Led Zeppelin is and always has been a BLUES band, and this song is one of the very best examples of why I say that. It's pure blues. And blues is the root of rock.

[@DenNEE]

A bass line to die for.

[@Hugh_Jorgen]

makes my fruit wanna reproduce...

[@davidzimmerli489]

Jimmy Page is a monster on the electric guitar The sounds and riffs he has come up with over the years are the best sounds and riffs ever heard in Rock. I actually saw Jimmy in 1966 at the Rochester War Memorial in Rochester, New York. He was the sole guitarist in the Yardbirds at the time. My eyes must have bugged out of my head when he pulled out a bow during one number, and produced some of the eeriest sounds I had ever heard from a guitar. What a memory. It was a sign of things to come, when Jimmy would form Led Zeppelin ...

[@dom4638]

Their music is Timeless!!!

[@doriwiljt]

This song and album brings back memories of hanging out with my friends driving around listening to the 8 track tapes installed in the dashboard of our cars. This was early 1970s.

[@mr.zeppelin9384]

The greatest band in the history of rock and roll

[@jam8773]

This was the first album I bought with my own money I earned babysitting. I was in seventh grade. I never looked back! Best rock band period.

[@garrymack4394]

This bass line is making the juice run down my leg as we speak.

[@willswomble7274]

'Killing Floor' was played by the strongly blues influenced Zepp. live in 1968 & 1969. The track, recorded in LA, was released on Atlantic's Led Zeppelin II on 22/10/1969. The song has a long somewhat muddied history, with Chester Burnett (aka Howlin Wolf} also credited from back, at least, to 1937.

[@davidzimmerli489]

Excellent observation, HazeBruv. Led Zeppelin never seems dated, and there are very few groups you can say that about. I'll be grooving to the music of Led Zeppelin until they put me in my grave.

[@rebelbabeconner9064]

Growing up Robert Plant... oh man... my favorite... I went to their concerts.. even backstage once

[@carlneoh5843]

What was it like? Tell me!

[@hellooutsiders6865]

The weird thing about time is this was a long time ago but also not long ago at all. 3 of these guys are still rocking today.

[@trendydelquendy]

Listening to Bonham & JPJ jam the rhythm together... there's a moment where they're both reacting to the vocal and react in slightly different ways... then get it fully back together gloriously

[@chrisjenkins6120]

🎼☯️ Robert Plant sang new life into the “blues”. Jimmy Page tools the “blues” like a hero on guitar. John Paul Jones lays it down in the “blues” basement. And drummer John Bonham threw his sticks into the rhythm of the “blues” like nobody’s business.🎼☯️

[@gibsalot]

Lemon Song !! , might be the Zep's most sexual song lol

[@Ultegra10SPD]

Anne and Nancy Wilson of Heart couldn't understand why women would throw their panties at them on stage during this. Think they also got kicked outta school or school show for performing this. -U10

[@annejohnston2193]

Oh yeah

[@hpb5495]

50 years ago all the musical genres were rollin' and tumblin' all night long..

[@lynette.]

Every listen is like a new experience,never gets old.

[@mattharvey968]

JPJ the silent assassin killing it!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@bluracer766]

I truly believe Keith Richards has nightmares for months every time he hears this song!

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

I can't rank Zeppelin songs; rather I go for mood and pick the best song of theirs for the mood I'm into at the time. Just go for the vibe and you won't have to worry about picking best, second best, etc. because you'll already have it, know what I mean?

[@JadeRabbit-1]

Have a look into some of Zeppelins influences, you will be surprised.

[@jiw1330164]

Yeah they’re heavily influenced by blue musicians

[@patrickvecchio8138]

Led Zep in a class by themselves.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Lol...😂 love that Zeppelin! This was recorded in 1969 or 1970

[@Hugh_Jorgen]

HazeBruv, no disrespect bro, but you are BOMBED OUT, exactly the way to listen to the Zep 😂🤙🏼🎸 (I would have added more but there's no "weed" imoji lol)

[@firebearva]

Bro, I was a young man in 1969 when LZ released this album and I was just drafted into the military as canon fodder for the Vietnam War. I celebrated my 71th. birthday on 7/1 and this song is just as dope now as it was back then.

[@rolle6298]

i am enjoying , it´s my favourite album of zeppelin discografy and this song is one of the best...oh yeah

[@kaden2949]

The bass is insane.

[@micahjared8082]

Been playing bass for 30 yrs. This is a line I wont try to touch.

[@robertstoner8244]

Zeppelin is the best rock band ever ❤

[@gregrambo606]

That incredibly unique sound Bonham and Page worked out on drums is really showcased here. This album, LZ II is where Page's idea of how to record drums as a producer really came through.

[@derekgilligan3290]

You really need to listen to how many more times from led zeppelin its as good as dazed and confused in my opinion

[@michaelhicks2087]

Give a listen to In my time of dying.

[@kaden2949]

Every member of Led Zeppelin is extremely talented.

[@mikedowney5371]

Yes! Yes! The baaaaass made this song .

[@ginger4141]

Led Zeppelin is one group that make your music listening experience amazing. Listen to Heartbreaker.

[@SillyUncleAndy]

Ooooooo, yehhh, get the Led out n get that lemon squeezed ❤️

[@brettsmith724]

Try sampling The mighty LedZep song What Is And What Should Never Be. Studio remastered✌🏾

[@JoeSmith-ey2xp]

My favorite Led Zeppelin song is whichever is the last one I listened to.

[@mumbles215]

Or is about to start playing.

[@glenminnick3724]

Cool reaction my man! I bought this record when it was new, h

[@RmeBraTT]

This song is from old 'Howlin wolf' --- Killin' Floor. Peace my brother.

[@JohnM0rris]

Don't compare, just love em

[@annejohnston2193]

Its fkn fantastic

[@annejohnston2193]

Thanks boo

[@unclemeat7310]

Timeless!

[@godofrock]

Honestly have never met anyone who did not like their music.

[@shera1789]

Killer fuckin bass!

[@micahjared8082]

Reactors react to songs, and my job is to react to reactor reactions. Haze wins the Lemon Song reaction hands down. You cant fake utter enlightenment. 😈🔥 Best on the web. Period. Cheers from deeeep in the Catskill Mts Bro!

[@christinestotler4901]

I knew I was old when I heard Led Zeppelin in an elevator

[@edtougas807]

You would love “How Many More times” studio version off 1st album

[@brodiekeenan3919]

Beatles song ; rocky racoon, most people don't know, (gidions bible was where prostitutes put their room # in) good blues rock

[@chrisb9122]

Led Zeppelin ll put Abby Road 2nd place in 1969

[@joannparker1977]

Greatness

[@dandrechsler6884]

Love the reaction With zeppelin you can't go wrong. Try checking out Achilles last stand Another great song with a great bass line

[@garybacica5709]

Is this the one where the melody is in a completely different time signature from the rhythm section and the whole thing comes back together on every 16th bar?

[@amycunningham1830]

No, I think that’s Black Dog. Four Sticks also has some great tempo combinations

[@Ultegra10SPD]

Achille's Last Stand Nobodys Fault but Mine (personal Zep Fav) When the Levee Breaks Fool in the Rain Four Sticks Trampled Under Foot Immigrant Song Dazed and Confused. This should get you started -U10

[@kima.4268]

In my Time of Dying. Kashmir. Soooo many more excellent songs.

[@slydawwg]

Not sure where your shopping or what channels your listening to, but I don't think I've ever heard a Zep tune played to sell product, unless your talkin bout record, download shops etc.

[@haroldreid1895]

Dont think you're gonna hear this in a store

[@brodiekeenan3919]

Or old blues song based on truth, ; gallows pole

[@mggtz]

Check out The Ocean..

[@Blair19]

More like this: How many more Times.. In my Time of Dying.. You Shook Me.. Bring it on Home.. Since Ive Been Lovin You..

[@mikezak8812]

Zep "borrowed" this from blues legend Willie Dixon. Killin' Floor is the song, which in it's own right totally kicks ass. Of course Zeppelin took the ball and ran with it. I know you dig the Beatles, interesting fact: Zeppelin was the first band to have a #1 album after Abbey Road dropped to #2...

[@carlneoh5843]

You know this Zeppelin guys are real when they literally kicked Abbey Road to #2

[@joshalicea9870]

Please react to more polyphia ! Or try out Chon they are similar but have a different sound and style I recommend waterslide or pitch dark

[@Bella-gi8zl]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ajmartinez4924]

React to steelheart donw n dirty

[@whentokoloshsays1142]

1969

[@jaydawg-we6yc]

A great beginner bass song? LOL! Just kidding John Paul Jones rips on this song!

[@southernwanderer7912]

It's a shame when songs from Led Zep and the Beatles are reduced to commercials. Disgusting.

[@chrisb9122]

Wonder if Jimmy, Robert, John Paul, Ringo and Paul get any royalties from them. Im sure they do.

[@rolle6298]

listen ramble on...

[@johnmorrison9758]

For a completely different taste of Led Zepplin, you should listen to D'Yer Mak'er.