LED ZEPPELIN - YOU SHOOK ME (UK Reaction) | YEAH WHY NOT, THORW IN A HARMONICA

[@helenespaulding7562]

When I hear “You Shook Me” and it gets to the end, my mind automatically begins Dazed snd Confused since one rolls right into the other on the album.

[@helenespaulding7562]

This is widely considered one of the best, and most influential, debut rock albums. Zeppelin went from unknowns in January 1969, to the top rock band in the world by 1970 ….and rock gods by 1971 with the release of Zeppelin IV

[@jmar7631]

"Let's just turn on everybody!" 🤣 There was a reason we were never allowed to play this song at school dances "back in the day". Led Zeppelin. Amazing group of four musicians, incredible talent that's almost impossible to explain. Thanks for another great reaction and looking forward to more! Edit: Just read stats for Spotify. Average of 16 million Zeppelin streams per month - 42 years after the group disbanded. Their music never gets old.

[@brainsqueezereactions]

Thats amazing stats!!!!

[@jmar7631]

@@brainsqueezereactions Definitely, especially considering that's just one streaming service. They're on many.

[@somersetcace1]

"And then crank it to F'ing 10!" 🤣Yeah, that doesn't really surprise me. This band's music is timeless and they were just that good. I think the most notable thing for me, is that they were one band that even though all their music is different, you knew it was them in the first measure. To be that recognizable and still write album after album of different stuff is amazing.

[@helenespaulding7562]

Wonder how much the band gets from all those streams? 🤔😏

[@helenespaulding7562]

Are you planning any live Zeppelin? Can’t wait for you to see their swagger snd charisma live! Whole Lotta Love or Black Dog MSG ‘73!

[@thegridrunner9976]

This is emulating the deep delta blues. All the great classic rock bands draw their roots from the Mississippi river delta. Robert Johnson, Howlin Wolf, Muddy Waters. I can't remember the origin of the quote but: "Blues and Country had a baby and they called it Rock & Roll." This was Zeppelin's hat tip to the origins of Rock.

[@dougieyou]

We love you here in Canada as well !! great reaction to the G.O.A.T.'s . You gotta do "When the Levee Breaks" or "How Many More Times" can't wait to see you do a brain melt or freeze to those two...lol

[@PeterTea]

Looks like somebody got shook… and good! 😂. Considering how much you’re enjoying “Led Zeppy” you might want to think about doing the Zepathon, which is basically listening to all their music from their first song to their last in order. Just make sure to have the paramedics on speed dial if you do.

[@kimburley8065]

Love you! Music I grew up with. Welcome to your Journey. Keep you hands and feet inside the cabin and please put on your headphones for the ride of your life! Lovely seeing you enjoy the heck out out of my generation ❤ My suggestion- Led Zeppelin/ Kashmir from the Physical Graffiti album.

[@Scoobydcs]

they are the best band ever and the more you listen to them the more youl understand why

[@realperceiver1010]

Thank you so much for sharing your journey Hector. I'm watching you thinking... here comes the harp, here comes the harp! I heard Zeppelin for years on the radio in the 70s and 80s before I realized which songs comprised this debut album of theirs. Masterpiece about sums it up.

[@briarpatch720]

absolutely love this track. every member of the band has their chance to shine. what really blows my mind is they were only kids when they dropped this. Plant and Bonham were like 18 or 19 while Page and Jonesy were in their early 20's

[@danmaxwell8668]

I got news for you Hector, Leddie goes way beyond ten on the sex chart. Check out "Whole Lotta Love" from Led Zeppelin II. A spacey, sexy, hyper crazy, monster of a track, with one of the greatest killer guitar riffs in rock and roll history!

[@jamesaron1967]

THE greatest guitar riff!

[@mikeevans1625]

Love your Led Zeppelin reactions too! So far you've been hitting up the slower tracks, can't wait to see what happens to you when the pace picks up! If you're going to die while listening to music, it should either be Zeppelin or Floyd.

[@pt9167]

Dude, I think that "Achilles Last Stand" should be your next Zep reaction. The tempo is relentless. You'd definitely dig it.

[@BimmyJaywalker]

Great choice. That will definitely kill him off 🤣🤣😊

[@blitzd634]

You can never be ready for LED Zeppelin. They are just full of surprises

[@dgator3599]

You bring a smile to my face everytime I watch your reactions. Thanks so much for sharing your time. We love you here in northeast Florida!!

[@brainsqueezereactions]

Youre most welcome!

[@jamesloughran7278]

This is why Led Zeppelin has been and always will be my favorite band. These four guys created magic that is timeless.

[@jamesaron1967]

My favorite blues track from Led Zeppelin. Great reaction!

[@Scoobydcs]

they took the blues and turned it up to 11!! i HIGHLY recomend going in order from track 1 album 1 mate, you get the real feel for who they are and who they grew and changed from album to album. if you do then i PROMISE you wont regret it!

[@Supernova464]

Anothe awesome track from Led Zeppelin! Love the rhythm of it. Thank so much for sharing and it’s a like and thumbs up.😄👍#ledzeppelin

[@GarrettEulett]

Jimmy Page was the latest guitarist for a band called The Yardbirds (which had previously included such guitarists as Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck), and after the band split, he wanted to make a new band, a New Yardbirds, if you will. Led Zeppelin was the result.

[@helenespaulding7562]

He HAD to make a new band because he was left stuck with contractual obligations that The Yardbirds still had for several concerts. But yeah, I’m Pretty sure he would have formed a new band anyway. That’s the direction he wanted to go and he had lots of ideas

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

This song is a sexy, bump and grind vibe. This is on their first album and it's almost like they gave you a small taste of their respective talents to introduce themselves; you had bassist/keyboardist John Paul Jones have an organ solo, vocalist Robert Plant with harmonica, guitarist Jimmy Page with a bit of guitar solo with John Bonham's addition of thrashing drums. It's hard, heavy, and sexy all at the same time.

[@ncbandit6409]

Great reaction Dude!! Worth the wait. "Achilles Last Stand" please. 😁

[@classicsciencefictionhorro1665]

This is the best song on the best album of the 20th century. That guitar solo is fucking phenomenal. And I used to practice the harmonica to this song, over and over. Truly a masterpiece of blues rock. Superb review, dude.

[@crust8016]

Definitely check out Achilles Last Stand. Some of the most whiplash inducing bass lines and drum lines in any song, and my personal favorite of Zeppelin's. Just make sure you do the studio version, a lot of the impact is lost in the live one.

[@kevinmalone2218]

The late great Willie Dixon gave us this song in 1962 and Led Zeppelin perfected it.

[@jmsmeier1113]

This was originally done by Muddy Waters.

[@clab5864]

Can't wait until you react to 'No Quarter'

[@trudydavidson528]

This is what you call baby-making music!!! Lol!!! Can't wait for your next reaction!!! Robert Plant was sexy as hell!!! You tickle me my friend!!! Love it!!

[@mikeballentine1984]

Love the zeppelin journey. My personal favorite is “How Many More Times” last track on the first album.

[@yourthaiguy]

When a reporter once asked Jimmy Page what his first impression of Robert Plant was? his reply was " I couldn't believe my luck that nobody hadn't stolen him first".... GOT TO make HOW MANY MORE TIMES your next review!!!

[@xlerb_again_to_music7908]

MASSIVE talent !!! :) ...more pls (and don't forget The Stones)

[@barbarasimmons5777]

Listening to these guys for 40 years. So, so so good!!!! 😊

[@dkfotog]

Great choice, Mark. I’d forgotten this one. So great, with the organ and harmonica solos. Keep’em coming!

[@deborahhalbert3372]

Wai til you do more of the live performances. I swear to god Robert Plant behind a mic was like sex on a stick. Fever & shivers…😅

[@philstone3859]

Robert Plant was 20 years old when they fucking recorded this! This song is the epitome of Rock and Roll. Electric Blues. The best Rock song in existence according to me. 😁👍

[@AudluvsVegas]

THIS IS WHAT A REAL REACTION LOOKS LIKE ...absolutely the best, Brother 😎👍

[@brainsqueezereactions]

Thank you my friend!

[@realperceiver1010]

When the Levee Breaks

[@jswimeaden2365]

Oh yes.

[@davexvs]

R.I.P Christine McVie sleep soundly angel

[@randomperson-dy6kj]

In case no one has mentioned it, you’ll be proud to hear these guys are English, too.

[@danspanos]

You’re like a human cartoon! 😂 I love it, and I love Led Zeppelin as well! They have been my favorite band since I heard them as a kid. Nothing has changed since then! 😁

[@suzannemurnane2714]

A fucking Banger!

[@Scoobydcs]

on the album this rolls straight into dazed and confused!!

[@Spunky62]

😁🤷‍♀️✌️❤️🔥🔥🔥🎶🎶💯😎 I JUST LOVE you're reactions to GOOOOD music! I live my teen years ALL OVER again AND see people being introduced to TIMELESS music! 🥴🥴🥴😏😁 Makes me HAPPY! Robert Plant had a solo career too! Just sayin! ❤️

[@brainsqueezereactions]

Im just loving the music sooooo much!!!!

[@brudershaft4539]

Another ace one mate. When you say, "where do you even start?" that my friend is the Blue Pill. Look into the origins of these tunes. It's all blues man, that's where it starts...you're asking the right questions.

[@Scoobydcs]

the call and response at the end is fantastic

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Love it.

[@SusanMetzger-n9v]

"THE GODS OF ROCK AND ROLL" Thank you Mark for being you! Love your show, love your reactions. Keep it up, keep it going.❤

[@paulbowles7426]

I luv you Mark carry on this marvellous and magnificent work

[@shawnupright7088]

First of all I'd like to tell you how much I enjoy sharing, enjoying, and reliving the music of my youth with you. 👍 Your honest reaction in the physical sense is what most are doing on the inside, they just don't want to show it, you keep rockin' my friend! 👍😁✌️

[@steveharding5807]

You do know that you've only scratched the surface with Led Zeppelin, when you have the time you should do one track a day. Loving your energy and enthusiasm. The band members.... Robert Plant vocals, Jimmy Page guitar, John Bonham drums and John Paul Jones bass, keyboard's.

[@nickturner5118]

Some music is just primal my friend.✌️

[@kimberlyjohnson2700]

Love your reactions.Im big zepp fan.I think music is very powerful and you should be able to express the way a song makes you feel.Rock on ✌️🔥🔥🔥

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Mark, Led Zeppelin = Robert Plant on vocals, Jimmy Page on guitar, John Paul Jones on bass and keyboards, John (Bonzo) Bonham on drums.

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

Play any Zeppelin song and I'll be there.

[@BimmyJaywalker]

Mark, that was just brilliant man. Your reactions just get better and better.

[@philshorten3221]

Pink Floyd fan....Now I watch your 2 pac reactions 🤔 Anyway Led Zeppelin "Kashmir".... And check out Puff Daddy "Come with Me" Co produced with Jimmy Page whole also plays lead guitar😉

[@jilldiable8119]

Brings back so many memories.on so many levels.

[@jilldiable8119]

Don't meant to be be crued but I loved this in the 70s oh my,brings back so many memories. Robert plants voice is soooo sexy.

[@rachelpsmith3129]

Hell yeah that was a great reaction. Dude. You have got to listen to the Doors, LA Woman, Riders on the Storm, Light My Fire, maybe 30 more if you like. AND the Rolling Stones, especially the bangers of all rock bangers Can't You Hear Me Knocking, Gimme Shelter and Sympathy for the Devil. Hundreds of great songs from them to choose from. I predict your demise. 😉

[@jmsmeier1113]

In October-November 1969 there were a lot of babies born compliments of this January release. 😙

[@rubentullenaar2934]

Holy Shitsville 😂😂😂

[@veganapiranha7365]

Robert Plant on harmonica too, a natural talent. At the end they did their famous call-and-response between Plant's vocals answering Page's guitar, always makes me smile. You'll also love I Can't Quit You Babe, sexy af.

[@carnifexmactator]

Straight fuckin’ BLUES, man!!!

[@DebbieCherek]

Ahh ha ha ha!! I love it!! I just happened upon this reaction channel and I love your reaction. This music is what I grew up with.

[@neillenet291]

John Bonham's Drums are SO fuckin hard in this song.

[@tektoniks_architects]

I think by the time you get thru the entire Zep catalog, your brains may have exploded all over your keyboard....fun stuff. TY.

[@brainsqueezereactions]

Think you maybe right!!!

[@tektoniks_architects]

@@brainsqueezereactions If you are not going to go chronologically thru the catalog (well worth the journey), here are a few recommendations: Heartbreaker** Black Dog***** Rock and Roll When The Levee Breaks*** Rain Song The Song Remains the Same No Quarter Custard Pie In My Time Of Dying**** Trampled Underfoot**** Kashmir**** Ten Years Gone Achilles Last Stand**** Nobody's Fault But Mine**** Fool In The Rain Hit them all! Good luck.

[@attuverseman]

Absolutely must ear Kashmir, black dog, whole Lotta love, when the Levee breaks. And please put these on your to here list absolutely loving your videos.

[@philshorten3221]

Oh and if you want to have a laugh check out Playing the "Forbidden Riff" in guitar stores & Jack Black officially requests permission from Led Zeppelin to use Immigrant Song for the movie School of Rock 😉

[@davescurry69]

Just kicking back with a 12 year old single malt and a nice bit of smoke to the Zep and another awesome reaction, man. Keep 'em coming.

[@brainsqueezereactions]

Love the image! Got more Led coming this weekend!

[@davescurry69]

@@brainsqueezereactionsI look forward to it. A few more Zeppelin tracks to consider for your perusal: "When The Levee Breaks", "In My Time Of Dying" and "Kashmir".

[@helenespaulding7562]

What’s your single malt of choice? Mines Talisker …. Hubby’s is Laphroig

[@davescurry69]

@@helenespaulding7562 I've only recently acquired a taste for them, so I'm still discovering them. At the moment it's Glenlivet. Very nice.

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

@@davescurry69 that’s a nice one. You’ll find your own level of to,earn energy of peat. Dalwhinnie is s nice, light single malt. Laphroig is the heaviest, most peaty of all the scotches…..along with Ardbeg and Lagavulin. We told a trip to Scotland and visited the Isle is Islay, where most of the real peaty scotches come from. Talisker has a hint of sweetness, which I like. Lots of discovery ahead for you. 😁

[@carlosfigueiredo7876]

Another great reaction, dude. “Whole lotta love” and “Black dog” next, please. The album “Houses of the Holly” is a f***ing masterpiece!!!!

[@richarddevine205]

That's pretty much what we did in the early 70's was fuck everything

[@unclemeat7310]

Gonna suggest it again…”Song Remains the Same/Rain Song” LIVE at MSG 1973. Trust me, you won’t be disappointed.

[@helenespaulding7562]

I don’t think he would dig Roberts fantasy sequence. He’d think it was cheesy. Hell, I adore Plant and I think it’s cheesy Only one I like is Jimmy’s

[@unclemeat7310]

@@helenespaulding7562 fantasy sequence aside, the performance is amazing.

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

@@unclemeat7310 truth…

[@vixybanker]

I taught this song to my 4 year old cousin (whose mom was ultra conservative) and he was going around for days singing “you shook me “ for days. Cracked me up 🤣

[@bowtiefidenine]

Tea for 1😮😮 Led Zeppelin

[@SALIDBARX]

Ramble On…. Whole Lotta Love…. Good Times Bad Times….

[@antarcticorb9197]

Had to subscribe after this!

[@csedrivers2850]

That organ is so freakin cool. 😎

[@luispalacio3414]

Great seeing young people getting into The Mighty Zep. Great job. Maybe you're ready for live Zeppelin. Let me guide you to the most mind blowing performances. "The song remains the same/ Rain Song" From the concert movie Song remains the same. Is a must. Also "No Quarter" from the same movie. Dont be scared. You'll never look at them the same.

[@sooth6059]

these reactions just keep getting better I seen this was out b4 work today and I went nah Ima sit down with a whiskey & cola to watch this after work lol. Trust me dude try a few of their live performances you'll love it. Thanks for the upload keep them coming

[@SkipFrontzJr]

Alrighty man. Since you're in the Blues of Zep, you gotta checkout (not react to) but check out Willie Dixon, Howlin' Wolf, Little Walter (harmonica), Muddy Waters, Magic Sam, John Lee Hooker, and Hound Dog Taylor to really expand your palatte.

[@rcpsmatt]

I'm telling you man, Traveling Riverside Blues or The Girl I Love. Guaranteed to blow your fucking mind. If not, I'll fly you across the pond and you can kick me in the nards. 🤣 keep these classic rock reactions coming!

[@brainsqueezereactions]

HahahaA deal!

[@dhfenske]

You and you, Mark, are hilarious! Have you guys seen Buddy Hackett's duck joke: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6jaZXuKasxqn8k. It starts at 2:55.

[@jonahpedersen5429]

Top tier choices They were kids when they recorded this. Dynamite reaction. Get it!

[@frankticasdroppinknowledge2363]

Great reaction man! I recommend you listen to Kashmir live. One of the greatest tracks of any genre ever! I also think you should get into some 70's and 80's psychedelic funk, like Parliament-Funkadelic, Sly and the Family Stone, Isaac Hayes, Curtis Mayfield and of course James Brown, and others. It's a whole different journey man... But before that, try the ELP tracks "From The Beginning" and "Lucky Man". They'll blow your mind man.

[@janbruinsma2591]

The best band EVER.

[@TheKnutselaar]

❤🎉blues with cream on top

[@Spunky62]

LOTS of cream! 😁🤪✌️😎

[@brainsqueezereactions]

A fook ton of cream!!!!

[@justinthyme5382]

I'm waiting for the Band CREAM to be showcased......

[@christopherthillemann8042]

You have to check out hey hey what can I do by Zeppelin. One of my favorite songs by them

[@dalejohnson4256]

I KNEW you'd love this one.

[@davidreilly8888]

Apparently it happens when you are 19 yrs old! Plant and Bonham were 19 when they formed in 1968.

[@Olavodorini]

Best band everr!!!

[@victorstefanovsky6902]

You went back to 1968, their debut phenomenal album.

[@juliemanarin4127]

They are absolutely amazing!

[@geraldherrmann787]

please write "deep purple : child in time - live 1970" on your list 🙂

[@Prone2Thrill]

Speaking of Harmonica - check out Ozzie playing Harmonica on "The Wizard" with Black Sabbath!

[@tanyaweathersby9393]

Robert Plant on the harmonica is sooooo naughty!

[@darlenecronin242]

24,000 damn darlin you’re awesome

[@crystal6708]

10 years gone & black dog are a must. Please circle back round for more Zep 😂😘

[@brentfreeland5834]

A Balls Out Strut ✌️

[@hardboiledharry4061]

We're on that first album I see..OK now please...PLEASE do How Many More Times.

[@johnbirtsos6894]

Leed singer Robert Plant leed guitar Jimmy Page Base John Paul Jones and drummer John Bonham this is Led Zepplin

[@MidnightSmoke]

Crank it up to 11. (Spinal Tap movie reference.)