Led Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven |FIRST TIME HEARING REACTION|Singer Reacts

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[@nancyjones4753]

73 year old lady here; and joined the hippies in San Francisco after High school graduation. Out of all the phenomenal bands I heard during the next few years, Led Zeppelin was my favorite; and I was blessed to see them in concert more than once. I even knew during that time that this band, their music would transcend way beyond my generation to be enjoyed by my children, my grandchildren, my great grandchildren… and beyond.

[@truckshackley373]

As a teardrop slowly falls to the floor a new Led Zeppelin fan is born.

[@johnbarone8948]

This song is like no other song ever recorded, it's supernatural.

[@Loonypapa]

You need to listen to Arlene Auger do Mozart's Kyrie in C Minor.

[@jeremysanderson9673]

I just love seeing a youngster hear this song for the first time. As a child of the 60s and 70s I grew up with this song, which was voted year after year the best rock song of all time. It was so nice to see someone hear this song with new ears. At 60 years of age this song still moves me like it did the first time. Timeless classic!

[@MrsPenPal]

That is amazing 🤩

[@danielswood]

Haha I also love appreciation for the music we had around us way back when. How wealthy we were, in retrospect. Mind you, teenager me dancing to Black Dog on a Sat night would most likely have just gone, Eh? to this comment. 😄

[@yorkiegeoff1825]

Same here mate if I had to pick my all time top 10 this would be right up there at the top of the pile👍

[@RICHBLACKCOCK]

jeremy sanderson. yeah. I bet yo dad & mom were CRAZED! ZEP fans in 1973. when u were uh YUNGSTUH! that is.

[@uksilverback7465]

We must be as one. I'm 61 & have the same feelings/nostalgia. I still sometimes shed a tear when I hear this (usually after a few beers/wines!!😂). What an era to be in our teens/early twenties with LZ & Pink Floyd. Magical.

[@robertlear2735]

this is the most popular classic rock song of all time.

[@danallshaw1131]

Welcome to the Zeppelin family. 2024 will be my 50th year being a fan. I hope you enjoy and come to love them.

[@MrsPenPal]

Wow Dan!

[@user-zy9kp2ho1q]

I watched led zeppelin preform Stairway to heaven in Sydney Australia February 1972. I still now living in Perth Western Australia love my led Zeppelin.

[@eliezarsawesomechannel4917]

Led Zeppelin is a mystical band. Much of their music goes beyond you hearing it and feeling good. It touches your spirit.

[@julienduconlajoie2973]

tears in her beautiful eyes ... i' lov the sensibility of this young women !

[@scottlynch2933]

The flute sound is a Mellotron - a keyboard that triggered loops of real, pre-recorded flutes on actual 1/4” tape inside the keyboard. The tapes spun for like 30 seconds and then rewound to the beginning to play the loop over again. Crazy but true.

[@TheKayzieMichelle]

It’s only one singer, a guitar, drums, bass and a keyboard. We were all obsessed with this song in the 1970s

[@cameronidk2]

he arrangement for "Stairway" is brilliant in that there are only 7 instruments, yet it sounds much bigger. The beginning of the song is mostly acoustic guitar and mellotron flutes, and a Fender Rhodes electric piano holds down the bass from the 1st B section onwards to the C section."

[@user-zh2ey5og9e]

we still are obsessed

[@DTBaker-gq4fd]

Yes, it is grand.

[@genehornung3295]

This is a masterpiece. The greatest song ever recorded.

[@joekuz9133]

Stairway to heaven is the most requested song ever on FM Radio

[@davidkitson635]

And the most banned riff in any guitar store.

[@glennwilson9742]

Her reactions were priceless. 50 year old music. So cool to see.

[@jaemac3519]

THAT was one of the best reactions to Stairway To Heaven that I've ever seen. You FELT the music and it showed (not to mention how sensual and fluid your movements and gestures are-- you're a joy to watch). I see this was a year ago. I hope you're still doing reactions and I want more! I subscribed, so I hope YT will put more of your reactions in my feed.

[@MrsPenPal]

Welcome to my channel thanks for your heartfelt comment! Yes I do reactions we have covered a ton of led zeppelin songs on this channel since this one was uploaded. As well as other artists you may like. Look around :). Or Google my channel name and a particular song you are looking for to see if I have it

[@terrybarton1604]

There's just no such thing as a bad Led Zeppelin song.IMO Best band ever!!☘

[@thedata831]

Live Aid

[@terrybarton1604]

@@thedata831 Was at the Wembley Live Aid,great day.Saw them at the U.S. one,and yeah pure shite!!!Page wasted, Collins hadn't a clue what he was supposed to be playing, no rehearsal ,.. blah de blah. But 2007 when they did rehearse and get sorted, gives you some idea of what they were like in their prime. The answer.......Breathtaking!!!!..Done☘

[@troy9er]

Your rite!!! LED ZEPPILN!!!👍🏻

[@kingster2929]

💯 best band of all time. 🙌

[@petepotaczek5844]

The goats Zepplin and like 50 more masterpieces to go!

[@mikehannah3565]

Every song you hear by them will take you on a musical journey

[@richsouthall1937]

It can't be overstated how well Robert Plant singing is on the opening verses; his phrasing is dynamic and dramatic at the same time. He builds a sense of drama and transcendence as he laments about universal themes of yearning, motion, time and energy.

[@hognuckles]

This is hands down the greatest song ever recorded by humans. Mic drop...

[@alexfletcher5192]

The difficulty for a western audience is that this is one of (if not the) most played rock songs of all time and so it is difficult to have a new perspective on it. But it encapsulates everything that the composers wanted from it. Robert Plant recalls writing the lyrics and practically 'leaping out of the chair' when he saw what he'd put down - whilst Jimmy Page's solo remains one of his crowning achievements on the guitar.

[@barbrice721]

My brother was in the service the 60s. He brought home a Harmon Karden stereo system with albums and 8 tracks and a Sony reel to reel. I was 12 in 1969 . So blessed to have had music from this Era. It never goes out of style. Led Zeppelin. Moody Blues, ELO, Cream, Creedence, Elton, Grand Funk,Wakeman, Hendricks. Wish I could go back. Such great memories of a great childhood.

[@mikehannah3565]

Zeppelin is the greatest band ever

[@radone5896]

"The Rain Song" is their best most beautiful ballad, highly lyrical and melodic, highly recommended.

[@edwardcapobianco2975]

@randyjud right on Randy, The Rain song is so fucking epic ,simply tremendous!!

[@bishlap]

wrong

[@edwardcapobianco2975]

@@bishlap then what is? Kashmir? It's overplayed

[@bishlap]

@@edwardcapobianco2975 Most Zep "hits" are overplayed, anyway, Rain song is stairway lite and really a girly tune.

[@edwardcapobianco2975]

@@bishlap did you ever see zeppelin live? Well I did, I also saw 3 reunions and page and plant. When they did rain song it brought the roof down. It sounded like a jet was landing in Madison square garden. You're crazy if you think it's a girl song. Most bands that split up over 40 years ago would have most of their songs over played on classic rock radio. They've sold 100 million records so I'll leave it at that. If you haven't seen zeppelin live you've been deprived and the rain song is a vibe, it's not zep 1 or 2 but it's still a great song. I'll take it anyway over all the shit that's come out in the past 40 years, there still isn't a better band than Zep and I've seen them all. I was a ticket broker for years,so not only did I see all the best rock and soul and Motown acts but I saw them in the first 10 rows. Including Sabbath, Van Halen, GNR and frank Sinatra. Nothing can touch 60s and 70s music. There is no comparison. It's based on taste and musical knowledge and I'm an authority. I've seen hundreds of shows over 4 decades. Today's music is garbage and the rain song is epic, you're dead wrong!

[@robertasirgutz8800]

Most iconic rock song ever written. You must hear "Since I been Loving You" LIVE at MSG. Jaw dropping.

[@eatthisvr6]

the best way to do zeppelin is go in order from track 1 (good times bad times). they EXPLODED right out of the gate and just kept going! they have soooo much quality and diversity

[@musicaficionado2974]

And I believe the reference to piper is the one to the Pied Piper, who can only lead us to drown. Such a beautiful and haunting allegory! The lyrics are sheer poetry.

[@janelson41]

If I'm not mistaken, you should be right. Pay attention to what he says after that. He speaks of the new day dawning for those standing long (not following the piper) and the forest basically laughing at the ones that followed the piper to the slaughter. Plant was an amazing lyricist.

[@musicaficionado2974]

@@janelson41 And the amazing thing that he offers so many levels for imagination that, although, you and I agree, other people may find something else. And Plant may have meant something totally different. That's the magic of literature. Same with the Beatles. People wrote thousands of pages trying to interpret what they meant by this or that, and John, Paul, George, and Ringo just smirk as if to say: Good luck, you'll never guess. Thanks for your thoughts.

[@charlesharris9692]

I loved how you came alive when Jimmy switched from 12 string to 6 string and amped it up. You have a true feel for the music, and a pure soul. I was in high school when this album came out and bought it as soon as it hit the shelf. I've enjoyed this song a million times, but watching you hear it for the first time makes my heart sing! Thank you!

[@pamagnolia]

Fabulous song. One of my favorites. I’m so glad you got to enjoy this Blessing!!

[@MrsPenPal]

Hi Pa 🤗

[@johnnyrvf]

It’s so heartening to see young women like you enjoying Led Zeppelin. I was 14 when the album came out. I’m so content to see young women like you getting what they are about.

[@mikemiller3069]

"Thank You" and "Rain Song" are a couple of mellower songs by Led Zeppelin but both beautiful.

[@gabrielscott4717]

Loved your reaction, it was pure, and not too many people react genuinely by listening to the song actively and letting it penetrate their soul, you did and I loved how genuine you were keep up the good work.

[@9jaspace]

awww this music 🎶 is so deep..Nice one mrspenpal

[@MrsPenPal]

Hi Maggie❤️

[@andreascala2663]

@@MrsPenPal let me suggest you 3 acoustic (or almost acoustic) ballads by LZ ...........3 absolute masterpieces..............Thank you..........The battle of evermore.........Going to California

[@tommypauly3249]

Thank you is soo beautiful! It makes my eyes get misty!😥

[@CuttinEJ]

Yes! Yes! A thousand times yes! By all means listen again and again. This masterpiece is an introspective examination of the meaning of life and the anthem of my generation. John Paul Jones played bass and 3 recorders. John Bonham played drums Jimmy Paige, who wrote and produced, played a 12 string acoustic guitar and a Gibson Les Paul electric guitar. The tempo increases twice. The solo is considered among the greatest ever and if it doesn’t move you to tears there’s something wrong with you. It should be noted, prominently, that this is a collaborative effort by 4 geniuses. Even more worthy of note in this day and age is that it was all done by hand. There were no beats or samples or computers back then. Every single note is an original creation of the mind of the artists and performed manually. Think about that for a minute. Then listen again. It will take many times to take in all the subtlety and nuance. THIS is real music.

[@mongosaqqara]

Jimmy had composed Stairway for a few months...when it was time to record the band played through a few times with still no lyrics...Robert sat and scribbled on a pad for 45 min...they then recorded and wrapped it in 2 hours only...Jimmy said he played the solo 3 times and the just picked the best take...this masterpiece will live on long after we are all gone.

[@billtaylor3382]

They are the GOAT! 64 yo guy here and first heard them in 1969 and fell in the love with the band!

[@donnast.joseph5158]

Back in the day this mesmerizing song was voted New Orleans' favorite song for 10 years in a row! Two of my fave LZ songs are Ramble On and Dazed and Confused. Oh, and let's not forget Kashmir. Happy listening!

[@gilbroussard2240]

I was 13 years old living in New Orleans when I first heard Stairway to Heaven. 50 years later I still remember the time and place; it’s etched on my soul.

[@devildog5354]

Always nice to find a first time reaction to Stairway (especially by a gifted reactor). Some pretty cryptic lyrics involved, but overall the story of a materialistic woman without a spiritual foundation who believes that 'everything' is attainable with money...

[@anonw3829]

Semper Fi old dog! I was headed to MCRD when this came out...

[@VinciGlassArt]

Woman, your smile when the drums came in! One of the greatest things I've seen! So glad you're loving this music that has been magic to so many for all of our lives. Also you clearly have an appreciation for the layers in story telling. We are all less alone in this, here. Welcome to the Greatest Rock band ever!

[@happymethehappyone8300]

Haunting & Beautiful At The Same Time,, Led Zeppelin "No Quarter"

[@lindadevlin4838]

Nice reaction, girl! Yeah, rock music does that to you!

[@27thangel23]

Greetings from Canada. What you thought were flutes were- in fact- three different recorders played by John Paul Jones (called Jonesy within the band). In the Live version (which you really should view: LIVE MSG, NYC, 1973) he recreates the sounds on a Mellotron (an earlyish synthesizer). Peace, love and bellbottoms. btw NOT your first Zep... you did "Since I've Been Loving You" six days ago.

[@MrsPenPal]

First time hearing stair way to Heaven dear. Recorders that’s awesome!

[@27thangel23]

@@MrsPenPal Referring to your line below MrPenPal, below the hashtags: "I lost it! My first eve(r) Led Zeppelin!!!"

[@davidhornbeckmusic7487]

@@MrsPenPal Starts with acoustic guitar and JPJ’s recorder tracks, the 2nd section also brings in two different 12-string electric guitars. JPJ also starts playing a Fender Rhodes keyboard when those 12 string electrics come in. Jimmy Page used his Fender Telecaster for the solo, plugged into his trusted and mythical Supro guitar amplifier. Not a ton of instruments, but a great arrangement with the ones they used. Wonderful to watch you rock out to music I’ve rocked out to for decades, thank you!

[@joen4296]

Beautiful song for a Beautiful Woman, Great Reaction Beautiful Woman!!😎🤘❤🔥🎸🎧🎙

[@MrsPenPal]

Lols thanks Joe 😅 indeed it is a beautiful song 💥

[@jasongoweser5152]

This song is like time machine for me, it brings my childhood back. The guitar solo is spot on right to the heart and can never be duplicated while keyboards shadowing smoothly with the drums attack was perfect and vocal climax are amazingly beautiful. Go to Since I've been loving live at MSG 1973 ..

[@tmini999]

Band members Robert plant Jimmy page guitar John Paul Jones bass keyboard John Bonhem drums. Passed away 1980

[@andeewb]

If you hear people say, that they don't make music anymore like they used to, this song is one of the reasons they say that.

[@mikecaetano]

"Stairway to Heaven" features what can easily be considered one of the top five guitar solos ever recorded. As for the meaning of the lyrics, bear with me a bit here as I'm going to ramble a bit. They could just be another Led Zeppelin interpolation of the J. R. R. Tolkien trilogy "The Lord of the Rings." The lady may represent the character of Galadriel (played by Cate Blanchett in the movies). The pastoral lines about songbirds, looking to the west and crying for leaving, the smoke through the trees and the forests echoing with laughter, the May Queen with a choice of paths to take, all speak to that to a degree. Another heady take on the song concerns the lines about the piper who will lead us to reason and is calling you to join him. The notion of the piper evokes the fable of the Pied Piper. And perhaps that is meant to reflect an aspect of the conflict between generations during the cultural upheaval of the 1960's that extended into the early 1970's when this song was released. But rather than serving as a commentary about the anxieties of the older generation worried that rock and roll would lure the youth away from their moral guidance, the notion of the piper summons the pan-pipes of ancient Greece and with them the nexus between music, poetry, and the love of wisdom i.e. philosophy. And that takes us to perhaps the greatest lyric in the song, "When all are one and one is all, To be a rock and not to roll" -- a line that reaches back 2,500 years to a fragment from the pre-Socratic philosopher Heraclitus: "It is wise to hearken, not to me, but to my Reason, and to confess that all things are one." (c. 500 BC) A variation of that expression survives to this day in the rallying cry, "All for one and one for all," meant as an expression of unity which provides a sense of grounding and identity -- standing strong together like a rock, steadfast and unmoving. But perhaps the line is better understood less as an anthem of solidarity and more in line with the existential understanding which people often glean when under the influence of psychedelic drugs -- that feeling of oneness with the universe and the sense of belonging that feeling confers. Bad trips not withstanding! PS. Major props for keying on the emotional journey taken by the guitar solo! My eyes tear up during that part sometimes too!

[@sqonk21]

wonderfully stated....!!

[@andrewholding3572]

Legendary Led Zeppelin! Brilliant band brilliant song!

[@crsounddoctor4937]

Hello MrsPenPal, I want to say this was a great selection for you to react to...It is a very iconic classic by Led Zeppelin that has stood the test of time!!! Special greetings to you as you continue on your musical journey & recording career!!! Keep up the good work!!!

[@user-ls6qi9im3z]

Madam, your facial expressions say it ALL! Thank you!

[@MrsPenPal]

Your comment has a cheerful tone to it. Thanks for sharing

[@philipsavickas4860]

this is the Mona Lisa of rock n roll

[@alonzocoyethea6148]

Most of the flute sound was done with what's called a mellowtron organ--they were awesome for duplicating string sections and flutes. Not sure if they make 'em anymore, But I have a Yamaha keyboard that gets the sound pretty close. Welcome to the world of Zepplin, beautiful sister!!

[@jfs70ss]

This song is considered one of THE GREATEST Songs of ALL TIME....!!

[@franktraina4147]

The Greatest. 😎

[@SIXX2772]

NICE!!!...Im proud that so many are rediscovering the great music of our amazing past....be ready and make sure your able to hear the piper when he calls....oh and beautiful reaction by the way.

[@armando2662]

Esa canción es un inmortal clásico...

[@donaldball3245]

To see the expression on a young person's face when they realize that the music that their GRANDPARENTS were listening to at THEIR age is SO MUCH BETTER than anything they have now... I don't know how many times I've heard this song in the last fifty years... but it's STILL great...

[@eatthisvr6]

best band ever, every member is at LEAST top 3 ever at what they do

[@Gaia369]

Yet together they are NUMBER ONE in everything! 😍🔥💞❤️🔥❤️💞😍

[@glenpound9353]

This song is the most requested song on rock radio. This is just the tip of the iceberg, Led Zeppelin had so many different styles. None of their albums sound the same. They are the greatest rock and roll band ever. Each member could play multiple insturments. The keyboard player was playing the keyboard with his hands and the bass with foot pedals. They were just incredible musicians.

[@geralddavis8160]

This song is widely considered the best rock song ever written; performed by arguably the best rock band in history.

[@thewizard6077]

Awesome, Awesome reaction! You broke it down and analyzed it so beautifully! What a great reaction to one of the greatest (if not the greatest) songs ever written. I seen others commenting on here to do a reaction to "The Rain Song" off of the album "Houses of the Holy". Their entire catalogue is amazing, but that could make for a great 3rd reaction to one of the greatest bands in music history (in my opinion, it's a very short list with Zeppelin and the Beatles topping them all). Peace

[@richardhenderson9767]

The greatest song, in Rock N Roll history...😀❤

[@carlanderson6205]

Oh my! You are so beautiful, elegant and classy. What a lady and a star. You are the most beautiful young lady I have ever seen on utube or anywhere. Loved your reaction too.

[@MrsPenPal]

Oh Wow, thank you!

[@toddmcclellan979]

I loved your reaction to probably the greatest rock song in history. Zeppelin sat the bar pretty high as far as layering guitar tracks in their songs. Please check out their first 2 albums.

[@patches6309]

Eargasm acheived! Welcome to the GOAT Rock band of all time. Great reaction.

[@MrsPenPal]

Oh my goodness that is a perfect word!

[@patches6309]

@@MrsPenPal wishing you many, many more! You should react to the studio version of Babe, Im gonna leave you or Kashmir? Both are absolutely incredible songs. One a basic blues classic cover, the other a deep multi layered masterpiece.

[@MrsPenPal]

Thank you RJ

[@stanleynykaza9042]

Great reaction ! more Zepplin Please do OVER HILLS FAR AWAY and RAMBLE ON !!

[@ballsyrocker]

A recorder flute with several reeds together for chords is the main sound in the begining. Peace & Love to you. Hear every Zeppelin song and your mind will thank you. Imagine when i saw these songs live in 1975! Epic!!!

[@williamcabell142]

GOATS...NONE OTHER...LED ZEPPELIN! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥

[@paulperano9236]

They are using a Recorder 🙂 The song was recorded and released more than 50 years ago. The band was one of the biggest rock groups in the world during the 70s along side the likes of the Rolling Stones. They toured around the world, not just the US. The did all that with skill and talent. That's why you were stunned hearing it for the first time.

[@user-zh2ey5og9e]

this isn't a song.............this is a miracle!

[@paulvalerius3674]

Watch them Live. They take it to a whole new level. From Madison. Square garden. Song Remains the Same concert. Blow your mind. They improvise and are amazing musicians.

[@zeppelinmexicano]

A million comments and opinions of this song, and millions more to come as it seems to have an eternal kind of existence that will never go out of style. Great music is great music and can´t go out of style.

[@knowhere60]

I first head this song while in the army, taking a cab from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv on a Friday night in the dark. The Mercedes taxi was speeding down unlit back roads, as the song played on. It totally blew me away! Every time I hear it, I can see in my minds eye the experience of experiencing it this way, the wind rushing by the taxi in the pitch black night, me being a 20 y.o. soldier heading from my desert base to a short weekend at home.

[@lewstone5430]

Great reaction! I used to play, sing, write and record music and I feel music the same as you. I feel so much emotion when listening to certain songs, it can be overwhelming and wonderful. I’ve been listening to Zeppelin for 30 years, a great musical journey! Thanks for your honest emotional reaction beautiful lady!

[@ericramirez4518]

Zeppelin es lo más grande de la música de todos los tiempos

[@hellovanite]

Led Zeppelin are what you would call blues rock and they are one of a kind. Also you're an absolutely beautiful woman.

[@PlayerToBeNamedLater1973]

They were blues rock among other things. Versatility is what set them apart

[@mikenolan8044]

It has been over half a century since I got to watch a pretty young lady listen to this song for the first time with headphones on. This 81 year old hippie is more than happy to see that there are still things from that era that are worth a Wow. BTW the mystery instruments at the beginning are recorders. When performing live, they used a special keyboard device to create that sound.

[@jerryfritz3601]

I love the way you get into the song. I love this song and I think it's making you get. down with it. Thank you.

[@todvball]

...whoa...that song is EPIC !!!

[@MrsPenPal]

Sure is!

[@tomcollens4621]

The lead guitarist said he was always told to keep the beat & tone of the song the same. He broke all the rules. It worked!

[@TalesByTheRiverBank]

I love your reaction to this song. It reminds me of how I felt when it first came out in 1971. There was a lot of very, very good music around at that time, but this song seemed to trump everything.

[@roryrms]

Nice to see your beautiful face react to this, the best rock ballad ever written! Bring s me back to days of my youth! You're charming and nice! Refreshing! Bellissima 🤌

[@randybaker6042]

Great reaction as expected. The song that created the hard rock ballad back in 71. The formula was repeated and toyed with for decades. Time to react to the other great and highly influential song that came out in 71. Roundabout by YES.

[@MrsPenPal]

Which ones you have in mind 😊

[@randybaker6042]

@@MrsPenPal Roundabout by YES is the one that will help your algorithm and the logical follow up to Stairway To Heaven. Me? I would have you listen to the 6 minute studio version of Tuck and Patti's Castles Made of Sand/Little Wing. When you're alone with a glass of wine. :)

[@alexanderwalter4595]

I was a teenager when this song came out, and I've heard it for almost 50 years. I've never thought the lyrics had much meaning beyond trying to set up mental imagery of mysticism, magic, nature, unicorns, elves, wind chimes, silky dresses blowing in the wind, etc. In other words, the same mental imagery Stevie Nicks tries to paint in songs like Rhiannon.

[@jmar7631]

Great reaction. If you're going to do a dive into the world of LZ, I recommend starting with album 1, track 1 and just keep going. Almost every song they did will eventually be recommended because everything they did was so unique, a journey, so might as well start from the beginning and hear their progression. ;) I recommend studio versions first then live if you can find a decent video of a live performance of any particular song you like. I say that for a few reasons. There isn't much great footage of their early live performances, they didn't perform all of their songs live and they loved to improvise (never played the same song the same way twice), so studio and live and be somewhat different. Also, Page was a genius as producer and what one hears on a studio version often couldn't be replicated live. So you'll get the best of both worlds. Remember that when LZ was recording, there was no such thing as auto tune so what you hear on a studio version is just how they sounded. Again, great reaction and thanks! Enjoyed it. Rock on! I've subbed hoping to hear regular reactions to LZ. I like your style. :)

[@silasmarner7586]

A great intro editorial into a Zeppelin magazine special says, "Like a Japanese puzzle, each layer of their music unveils an even more complcated portion". or words to that effect.

[@tankyou4204]

. Dazed and confused, since I've been Loving you live version. When the levee breaks is a real soulful song there's so many they are great

[@fabiencoze9829]

Just imagine the Big Bang it was when it came out in 1971 . Still a mindblowing song ...

[@laruewatson6881]

#1 song in history for over 20 years. The instruments are synthesizer and bass guitar by John Paul Jones, drums by John Bonham, guitar by Jimmy Page. Robert Plant on vocals. All wing instrument sounds are synthesizer.

[@anthonymoore3612]

A hell of a classic 👌

[@grantdixon230]

No keyboard, guitars an recorder. Plus four geniuses.

[@matthewpaul1111]

Hi Blessing MrsPenPal, You're looking radiant and this beautiful music is lighting your soul up! Led Zeppelin was my favorite Rock/Blues band growing up in my teen years. I loved how deeply you were feeling this great music. You were right into that amazing guitar solo and your enthusiastic grooving to the music made me feel like dancing along with you. :)

[@MrsPenPal]

Hi Matthew thanks Pal. Surely join in the dance. We just premiered Kashmir and that was another experience altogether. See here kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYu0pIOuqsymlZo

[@javiercastrejon8102]

You will be blown away by their live version

[@MrsPenPal]

Really share a link here of the live version you like thanks :)

[@juliemanarin4127]

@@MrsPenPal yes! 1973 at MSG!!

[@yivanov82]

@@juliemanarin4127 1973 at MSG is nice, but vocally not the best one! Plant`s best outro singing is from Dublin 1971( kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX6uYZWtZtSer68&ab_channel=LedZeppelinBoots ), from a better quality would recomend Osaka Sep 28 1971 ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHOWdnmFZtBkoM0&ab_channel=LedZeppelinRarities )

[@fewwiggle]

Now you need to start at the start -- their first song on their first album (and then just go in sequence from there, they don't have bad songs) So, "Good Times Bad Times"

[@johnedwards2051]

I have lived this song since it came out saw them with my dad 7 times but my fiance and me were driving in early Dec 2013 and we were singing it loud in the car a vintage 82 caddy maybe the best moment of my life the next day she was killed by a drunk driver I had it played at her funeral thank you for your reaction pure joy

[@MrsPenPal]

Wow this is a sad story. Sorry to hear about your fiancé . Great memories memories with your Dad😇

[@johnedwards2051]

@@MrsPenPal needless to say the song has great meaning for me I did see Robert plant and Alison Krause last month you should check them out his voice has not lost any of it's quality

[@kevinmcguire7675]

Bless your heart. You get it and feel it. Love your reaction! Saw them 11 times not counting Page/Plant, Plant and Page solo tours. Talked to Jimmy and Robert at the Plaza Hotel in NYC before one of their Madison Square Garden concerts in June 1977. Magical, spiritual and best ever!

[@williamdavidjanda1789]

Chasing Dawn lifetimes on her way to musical fame & fortune. It's about love for music.

[@musicaficionado2974]

In the beginning, tt sounds like several Baroque Recorda flutes or maybe even Pan flutes in combination with acoustic 12-string guitars. Not sure. But, apart from that, thank you so much for the wonderful reaction to one of my most favorite songs! Thanks and God Bless!

[@ScotsGal]

This song is from a better time .....when musicians played their own instruments ...the music meant something and you cared who was number 1 in the charts ...Great reaction

[@andrewsmall7243]

Great reaction, particularly to the instrumental section. Its lovely to see someone who really "gets it". Somebody else in the comments recommended "In My time of Dying", (live at Earls Court 1975), dont be put off by the title, I'm sure you as a singer will love it. P.s, I would love to see some more Jinjer reactions, perhaps some of their earlier songs such as Cloud Factory , Outlander, Who is Gonna Be The One, etc, etc. Turn it up and strap in, Its wild stuff..

[@MrsPenPal]

Wow thanks I miss Tati please remind me of this suggestions until I tick it off ✨

[@Mr.Green627]

Welcome to the 70s. Best era ever. 👊🌟❤️

[@robertwalker1803]

Best song of all time…period.

[@whatworkedforme]

they say the guitar can make a person emotional.. well at 8:30 you did exactly that.. a perfect reaction!