Led Zeppelin vs My Ears | Reaction!!

[@garysteinert8040]

As soon as he said he couldn’t pronounce it, I knew which song. Another great reaction.

[@Dr_Bombay]

same. i said, "oooh! Bron-Y-Aur Stomp!!" haha

[@hjhjhjhj6611]

I actually thought Dyer Maker first.

[@Dr_Bombay]

@@hjhjhjhj6611 oh, good call. not sure why that didn't come to mind for me, but here we are.

[@billclarke117]

@@hjhjhjhj6611 Me too.

[@xmasgoose5889]

Zeppelin has 100 something songs and literally none of them sound the same. Absolutely brilliant group of artists

[@robinbradbury6493]

This song gives me joy. All about his dog. Love it!

[@terrybevis2872]

Just try to imagine . That people didn’t listen to one track at will, then listen to someone else. We listened to each side of the album’s straight through. Then flip it over and listen to the second side. The artists tried to make songs flow into the next track. I would enjoy watching you experience the flow of album. That’s where the trueness of our visions were formed.

[@victoriakennedy5683]

Truth

[@ScottM-mds1hb]

@@terrybevis2872 eloquent Always hearing the next song 🎶

[@caranconarroe-pearson2954]

Indeed ...

[@LeonardoPostacchini]

100%, listening to a single song feels disjointed.

[@Kim-xm8uh]

I miss this!! I need to start doing that again.

[@13_13k]

This is a love song from Robert to his favorite dog.

[@maryrosekent8223]

Absolutely epic, but in miniature!!!

[@epearc]

A song about a love for your dog. How can you not love it.

[@joey_jersey671]

Great reaction Polo...much love...Zeppelins diversity is unequaled...Start at Led Zeppelin 1 and run their whole catalog,your subs are here for it and we want it...

[@cindiherriott3259]

So so precious… all about his beloved dog. 😄😄

[@deborahcornell171]

Polo...it WAS fun to see them do this live. At the end of the song, Robert would loudly call out "STRIDER!", as if calling him home. As others have said, it's a love song to his dog, a blue-eyed Merle Australian Shepherd. There are pics of Robert & Strider, just Google 'em & they'll pop up. This song is special for those of us who not only love Zeppelin but have and/or have had much beloved dogs in their lives. It always brings tears to my eyes, especially at the end when, in my mind, I can still hear Robert calling Strider home. 🩵✨️🩵✨️🩵✨️🩵✨️🩵✨️🩵✨️🩵✨️🩵

[@juliemanarin4127]

You must watch this live!!

[@amyluxemburg7654]

I’m 63, and I used to “like” Led Zepplin. Now, thanks to your reaction videos, I’m learning to “love” them! I’m enjoying the journey. Thank you!

[@Scoobydcs]

the live version of this from earls court 75 is GREAT

[@terrytaylor2483]

This band could play anything and make it incredible! When Giants Walked the Earth

[@deanbrydges2434]

I'm old and my eyes are dim but this song takes me way back. A perfect track

[@williamwathen5864]

IN THE LIGHT! PLEASSSSE!

[@dougww1ectebow]

Page has a reputation of being an electric guitar god, but honestly, his acoustic playing is second to none.

[@wordup897]

Mark Knopfler beats Page on acoustic IMO

[@thorfinsky1427]

Led Zeppelin is my favorite band but if Page was a better acoustic guitar player than Tommy Emmanuel that would be something indeed. 😳

[@donhawkins3461]

Steve Miller, dude! Les Paul taught him the acoustic guitar!!! That's a fact!

[@dickcnormous4202]

​@wordup897 he doesn't beat Page in the song writing ability.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Truth and JPJ!

[@djscra89]

Led Zeppelin again. Great

[@patriciaaaaron9448]

led zeppelin is totally undefeated! You are CORRECT

[@gernblanston5697]

A love song about a man and his dog. Gotta love it.

[@badbob6689]

Bron-your- air stomp. I always loved this song.

[@juco4682]

There is live version at Earl's Court in 1975 that's a must see. Jimmy Page's guitar skills on display. Great video.

[@omni379]

With JPJ on standing bass!

[@JW1070G]

Strider!!!!

[@tanyaweathersby9393]

❤❤❤Robert ❤❤❤ love song to his dog❤

[@cmbaker1150]

Bronn air stomp a great expression of love of a dog. Complex and unique composition. How can you not Love LZ. ❤

[@timkazakoff6472]

It`s a love song to his dog.

[@marshaeddy5143]

I LOVE watching the first times those of younger generatiins listen to our music of the 1960s, 70s, and 80s. They are often AMAZED at the creativity and talent! Maybe it was the world a-changing, or maybe the drugs (lol) -- but those were EXCEPTIONALLY creative eras.

[@caranconarroe-pearson2954]

I love seeing kids wearing remake t shirts from the late 70's and 80's . Little do they know the older chick pushing her grocery cart SAW a ton of those bands in concert and a metal head heart still beats right along today . Sorry folks but many a night spent listening to Zep ect mellowed out on ludes . Wouldn't trade for anything -Great times and memories🙃

[@AntonyFleck]

Well just gotta say that for me personally 'The Drugs (the good ones ) really helped the appreciation of great music! Kids just say no, or choose responsibly!!!....

[@caranconarroe-pearson2954]

@@AntonyFleck When I was a teenager in the 80's myself and my friends would have sad Ok to your suggestions then laughed and got whatever we could get - Pot quaaludes drinking whatever . That being said I think response same today but drugs now of course far deadlier .

[@AntonyFleck]

@marshaeddy5143 sorry people, my last comment about recreational drugs was probably irresponsible, I apologise, it was just Rose tinted memories of my early 70s teenage years, I do realise that it's a different world that young people have to get through now, I do have grown up kids and grandchildren!!.. I have worried about it!!..

[@caranconarroe-pearson2954]

@@AntonyFleck Never apologize for your opinion - It is yours . We don't have kids but the deadliness availability cheapness and addiction factors today should be a concern for all Americans as a nation . That being said we - myself and friends - were stoner's on the prowl - went to uncountable concerts and spent hours playing albums incessantly . I wouldn't trade being a teenager in late 70's early 80' for anything - good times good memories and great music !

[@kellypickle]

My favorite song from this album. My brother would play this I would sit outside his door so I could listen

[@caranconarroe-pearson2954]

Same here. My two older brothers would lock me out of their room - I was the little sister lol 1975 ten years old introduced to Zeppelin . Began by being a pest who loves Zep to this day !

[@russellham2094]

Just playing this to my dogs... They have excellent taste! LZ diversity of songs still surprises me... The very best

[@Tom-om9bs]

Really need to try Led Zeppelin Ramble On

[@poloreacts27]

I've done it. It was phenomenal

[@Tom-om9bs]

@@poloreacts27 Guess I didn't see it anywhere on your play list....

[@Tom-om9bs]

@@poloreacts27 Oh and if you would like a song for the sign of our times try the band Ten Years After song title is I'd love to change the world....

[@juliemanarin4127]

This live is absolutely a must see!!!! This is countryish rock song about Robert's dog!

[@sicotshit7068]

Great to watch live at Earls Court (1975), that’s Led Zeppelin, you never know what you’ll get. They do so many genres, & do them to perfection. Thank you for your reaction.

[@rogercaruso9337]

I hear ya im 68 I've been with them since the beginning first time seeing them was around 1969 Fillmore East in New York.

[@michaelsmith3603]

Bath Festival, England 1969 for me.

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

Bron Yr Aur is pronounced like "brawn-er-ire". It's a Welsh word meaning "golden hills". It's also the name of a cottage in Wales that Robert took Jimmy to, on vacation. It had no electricity or running water, so Jimmy had to bring acoustic guitars with him and a battery powered tape recorder to catch any inspiration. The majority of their third album was written there and so gives that album, especially, more of an acoustic sound. Some songs from that time wouldn't get used until later albums. Zeppelin's albums always had acoustic guitars in there somewhere and they often played with other musical genres and textures.

[@jimhamblin2348]

I know you really like Tool and they’re a great band but to truly appreciate the greatness of Zepplin you need to listen to the entire albums. No one has ever put great song after great song like them.

[@davidanon1568]

I'd recommend "Ramble On" or "Dyer Maker".

[@srt8rocketship241]

For Roberts love of mans best friend. Strider the Blue Eyed Merle. How 'bout Down By The Seaside or In The Light. Let's go Polo.

[@cheryljones1361]

Roberts love song to his dog Strider!

[@FBodStudios]

Best love song to a dog I’ve heard. (Although Paul McCartney’s ode to his Old English Sheepdog - Martha My Dear - runs a very close second.)

[@mandarinlearner]

​@@FBodStudiosMandy by Barry Manilow was about his pet beagle

[@seanpaula8924]

Singing about his dog Strider.

[@billpimentel-vm6cu]

Traveling Riverside Blues next please

[@beyondfake27]

For the million time please react to. "Led zeppelin - over the hills and far away 1973 live"

[@melissagottlieb3381]

One of my favorites from the #1 band of all time ❤

[@caranconarroe-pearson2954]

Watch this Live at Earls court 1975 - Absolutely frickin excellent !

[@mrsir2031]

Jimmy page owns over 10,000 albums. Made the only 9 that matters.

[@mattharvey968]

Strider!!!

[@rnrmunimula3756]

Did you know this song is about Robert Plant’s dog? How freakin sweet is that? My favorite band, hands down, of all time.

[@alpine1600s]

Bron was on the third LZ album which received lower critical reviews than their first two albums. Critics began to say if they slapped the Led Zeppelin name on any album it would sell. That's why LZ IV doesn't have their name on the cover.

[@wordup897]

III is their most original album in my opinion. Physical graffiti and Houses also very unique. What a phenomenal band.

[@turbojer]

​@@wordup897 I absolutely love III. One of my favourites.

[@tonyclark3804]

Boogie with Stu is a foot stomper too!

[@KennyCamaro2364]

Master class on guitar period.

[@mjtribby6328]

Sorry to come to the party so late. I have watched every one of your reactions to Led Zeppelin and have enjoyed them. I love watching your reaction and look forward to what the future brings for you. I get it! You love Tool and you have your top 5. I have loved Zeppelin since I first heard them in the early 70's and do not have a top 5. There is just too much talent out there for me to make that type of commitment. Led Zeppelin is definitely my favorite. Keep up the good work.

[@jaydellgregory1134]

Love this song from the mighty Zep! Check out Zeppelin's What is And What Should Never Be... Plant's head explodes LOL.

[@hedge68]

“Bron-Yr-Aur” translates to “hill of gold” or “golden hill” in Welsh

[@CosmicVagabondPixie]

There is a great live performance of this as well

[@MarkMaciag-dz9gb]

Love song to his dog. The “Blue Eyed Merle”.

[@richardmardis2492]

When you listen to Led Zeppelin- you got my undivided attention 👍

[@gingertunstall7739]

Bron-Y Aur Stomp is about a collie dog, "a blue -eyed merle". Best band ....ever! Maybe I missed it but have you reacted to "Rock and Roll" and " Ramble On"?

[@caranconarroe-pearson2954]

Thanks for mentioning -My Aunt had a blue Merle collie with blue eyes named Crystal truly beautiful and such a good girl .

[@danjohnson2986]

If you don’t tap your toes or snap or move something while listening to this song…something might be wrong with you.

[@ScottM-mds1hb]

Uh ohhh the doggy song I’m gonna get the kleenex brand tissue paper

[@josephkellard6432]

Always up for your reactions to Led Zeppelin. More, please.

[@rpampt1]

Home run after home run from the best hitters in R & R...ever!

[@bradsense7431]

As soon as Polo said I am not going to even try and pronounce the song, I knew what it was going to be ha ha.

[@cindyrussell2028]

Awesomeness

[@kickstar1]

Next unpronounceable track you should listen to is Caraseloumbra (sp?). Get a cigar for that one. It's a journey.

[@stevePsutton]

Bron-Y-Aur was a small cottage in Wales UK where Zeppelin sought retreat to gather their thoughts and musical ideas following exnsive tours in 1970. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bron-Y-Aur_Stomp

[@rosemaryabbott1020]

I am 69 and I have never heard this song before but it is awesome. They were great. For a while I thought maybe there would be no vocals. Boy howdy was I ever wrong.

[@jakescarbrough3850]

one of the MOST fun to play on guitar! Open tuning.

[@russelljackman1413]

Pronounce it: "Bronn err eye-r". Another GREAT Led Zeppelin song! Thank you, Polo!

[@caranconarroe-pearson2954]

Thank you . Celtic can be deceiving !

[@caranconarroe-pearson2954]

Or maybe Welsh ?

[@lynette.]

Long time no hear. Love it.

[@gardnerdan17]

A deep dive song that I love!!! For another from the same album check out "Hats Off To Roy Harper". This song follows "Bron-Y-Aur Stomp" on the album, so every time I hear one I have to hear the other. Think I'll listen to it now in fact.

[@TheRealAko]

Have Ramble On and Over the Hills and Far Away been on the channel. They're not in the playlist, both Zep bangers

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

Polo + Zep=🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@JBAKER97]

Great song!

[@robplotnick]

One of my favorites 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻!

[@LoisChisholm]

I had forgotten all about this song! Thanks so much for playing it.

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

THEY ROCK!!!! JIMMY PAGE ON GUITAR IS GOAT!!🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤ROBERT PLANT GREAT FRONTMAN

[@lynnebell9686]

As you are now aware, the magic of Zeppelin is that they did not have a definitive style. They changed, evolved. Some fans did not like Zep III, which this is from because it wasn't Whole Lotta Love. But it was more. They did not find a formula and then stick with it. Someone has asked for In The Light and this is just another example of a shift. Every album is a revelation. I was able to see them live in the Seattle Kingdom in 1977 when I was 18. The tickets were $12.50 (imagine that. I have the stub). You have already covered many of the major examples of their work. I would suggest Tea For One from Presence as an outstanding example of their blues style. Remenicent of Since I've Been Loving You but the guitar solo goes on forever or you wish it would. And the vocals are stunning. This piece is not reacted too enough. Robert Plant has gone on to an incredible career of experimenting with every kind of music he has encountered. Love watching your musical journey.

[@caranconarroe-pearson2954]

Great perspective and spot on about them always evolving with hidden gems . Was it as awesome as one could imagine it being seeing them in concert in their heyday ? 12.50 and you probably thought that was expensive . I would frame the stub for posterity . And yes Tea for One is a excellent example . Now I am going to have to pull out my Presence album tomorrow lol !

[@MJEvermore853]

Yep. Tea For One is a masterpiece. I hope he reacts to that one sometime soon.

[@judywelch-w7g]

Love Zep. You can't find a bad track. Fall down the rabbit hole.

[@iammine7325]

Love the beat , always loved the song.

[@Misitheus]

HAMMER OF THE GODS!......................Peace!

[@davep7589]

You just can't go wrong with Led Zepplin mate.

[@GarrettGaudini]

I’m thrilled you enjoyed this one! Some suggestions for next Heartbreaker, Ramble On, Misty Mountain Hop, Over The Hills And Far Away, Bring It On Home ❤

[@yogimarkmac]

Maybe my favorite acoustic Zep tune. Played in open E tuning, capo at 1, or just crank em all up. I like to play it down in D where the vocals are a bit more approachable. Castanets at the end? Crazy.

[@victoriakennedy5683]

By the time you get through their entire catalog, you will definitely start it all over again. Next listen to an entire album all at once and watch it flow one into the next.

[@Sandorah7Reynolds]

My kids got me into Led Zep, in my 70s now and still listen to them all the time.

[@jacquiamerritt4278]

The variety of instruments catch my attention right off.

[@MrVvulf]

3:25 It's nice to see I'm not the only one who likes to drink coffee (or tea/whatever) from cups big enough to be flower pots.

[@GoriusMaximus]

This is my favourite underrated zeppelin song.

[@ballater99]

Page is one of the all time greatest!! Great review yet again! Top 5 bands for me!!

[@stephenreiner1523]

I love this Diddy about a hill of gold. An old Welsh story. I love the Welsh theatrical tone. The little cottage in Snowdonia that they didn't ever want to leave. Because of its position of how the little chalet lined up so perfectly with the sunrise it was unlike any other place on earth. That's when Page wrote this beautiful instrumental about this hill of gold mountains which nestled the small chalet.

[@caranconarroe-pearson2954]

That video did a good job explaining all of that . Poetic .

[@stephenreiner1523]

Why did most think it was concerning Robert's dog?

[@wilelowman]

I know you've done many LZ songs, may I suggest "The Battle of Evermore" Ft Sandy Denny. The only artist to play with classic Led Zeppelin. She had the voice to stand up to Robert Plant.

[@allisondownes7481]

Epic reaction to an epic song!

[@LouiseTENNANT-c5w]

This song is about Roberts dog Strider

[@anitawindbigler7100]

LOVE IT. I listen to it, just put my Cd in. 😊

[@Jude_196]

Pronunciation is "bron-ur-IRE" - means "golden breast of the God" or "golden hill" in Welsh.

[@PaulValerius]

If you love zeps bluesy soul, listen to YOU SHOOK ME studio. Version. You’ll love it

[@MJEvermore853]

^^^ Yes, yes, yes!

[@seanh4841]

Even as an average punter I can hear how tight this band is playing

[@jdlawbooker3938]

Do not remember hearing this Zeppelin song. True deep track. Nice find.

[@gregorypattakos7876]

The picture in my mind Mountain people Saturday night listening to a local band and people on the dance floor just doing the Stomp

[@mysticmimaw]

Jimmie Page is unbelievable 😊😊 thanks, Polo

[@GreenEyedRogue]

This is one of my personal favorites.

[@terrywyatt8304]

Sometimes, well more than sometimes we'd play songs that wasn't necessarily popular but fun to play.

[@Jude_196]

OH, MAN: I'm ALWAYS HERE FOR ZEPPELIN!!! :) THANKS, POLO!!! SO LOVE THIS BAND!!! This was during the time when the band traveled to Gwynedd, Wales and stayed at Bron-Y-Aur Cottage - they wrote songs for their Led Zeppelin III album, which had incorporated MANY MORE acoustic sounds for the band. GREAT ALBUM!!! It was a different sound for them: but, with LED ZEPPELING - ALL SOUNDS ARE GOOD!!! :) HUGS from TEXAS!! ENJOY!

[@smartass5599]

You talk about watching them play the song they're all sitting down on stools pretty cool