Nobody told me about.. Led Zeppelin - Dazed and Confused | First Reaction!!

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[@BlackGuardXIII]

Can’t wait until you hear Rock and Roll and The Immigrant Song by Led Zeppelin. 👍❤️🙏

[@Ducatirati]

I must be honest and say I'm pretty over Zeppelin, but Tangerine is a song that sits well , it's a beautiful song , and Over the Hills and far away , those two are worth a listen , lov on- yah all

[@giuliogrifi7739]

@@Ducatirati Two songs only out of hundreds of them, honestly, is not of this world, from jazz, avant-garde, classical music, or even opera lovers !!!

[@Jay-kz6ge]

How backed up is the buy a cup of coffee? I bought one 2 months ago. Chevelle - fizgig

[@strydershadow391]

For the record Tool is definitely one of my favorite "newer" groups. I know that's an old group for most guys but when you're as old as I, well you'll understand. This was a time when music launched careers and first albums were vital. You'll find many gems on groups first albums. Enjoy the journey.

[@starlaryer4165]

This song makes me hurt myself. My old body wants to rock but it really does hurt....I live in a retirement community and some of my neighbors just don't get it.

[@Manageode]

Lol. That one fast section is fierce and long.

[@awmerriam4]

I love this comment, and appreciate you.

[@tinalinge2782]

That's cool!!! 👍

[@stj971]

LOL

[@jamestickle3070]

I … hurt myself today.

[@nancysmith38]

Just imagine if you can hearing this for the first time 50 years ago. There was NOTHING like it- it was beyond our imagination- it was such a fabulous time to be a teen

[@ThatGirl-ku5dq]

I heard them over 50 years ago and still love them today. Saw them in ‘75.

[@nonopk]

There’s still nothing like it.

[@williamsifton6270]

Now that's the truth 😊

[@deantait8326]

I was 19 and living in my first apartment… just spectacular in 1969. Saw them in LA 75 ish but I enjoyed the studio music better. Live they were so loud and drunk but my date/girlfriend was grabbing at me in the parking lot of the Forum.

[@murrannlehovitch6204]

The Golden Age of music.

[@toniw725]

I am a 70 year old woman and loved Led Zeppelin from the first time I heard them. I remember spending many hours in my room listening to especially their first and second albums. I would put the record on and lay on the bed with the lava light glowing and just let the music take me away. This was in 1970. I'll never forget. Wonderful to see you enjoying this greatness.

[@lightningbug276]

Girl, me too!

[@satori03]

We all wanted Robert Plant...remember?(I'm 70 too)

[@deborahpaley21]

69 her and yaaaaz

[@michelewebb7259]

I do believe, the longer his hair got, the MORE WE STILL WANTED HIM...LMAO😂😂 ACTUALLY IT WAS JUST THAT, sex appeal, he had!!! Loved those " Low Rider"tight jeans! He was super 🔥 HOT!!

[@feralLove]

The first album I ever bought was when "Houses of the Holy" came out in 73 for my 13th b-day. It was 6.00 well spent!!

[@CharlesHudson-r7w]

True head music - LOVE it♥️

[@Navarre-i1j]

That riff where Bonham fills in the thunder is what used to be called Zeppelin's signature 'carpet bombing' One of the very important things to keep in mind is that you're listening to the first, the beginning, the progenitors of 'heavy metal'. This is where it started, some claim the term itself was created to try to describe Led Zeppelin's style of heavy Blues rock. Here we are, 43 years later, and we're STILL listening to them and marveling.

[@johnfenrich4942]

Actually started with Child In Time - Deep Purple - before this - in protest of Viet Nam war. Check it out

[@lat1419]

There was a saying - in the top 10 of metal bands, Zep were (ground) zero

[@SM-ri2df]

THIS REACTION IS WHY POLO IS THE MOST HONEST AUTHENTIC REACTOR ON KZbin.. HE DOESN'T PLAY AN INSTRUMENT , GREW UP ONLY LISTENING TO RAP , BUT HE TELLS YOU WHAT IS GOING ON AND YOU CAN SEE FOR YOURSELF IT'S FROM THE HEART.... THANK YOU POLO FOR BEING GENUINE......

[@mojowebs]

The thing that blows my mind about the great 70s bands is they did it all with analog electronics… think about that. No autotune, no fancy modern filters, just pure raw talent. They were MUSIC incarnate and regarded as ROCK GODS.

[@Crushenator500]

The equipment was all analogue, but they definitely had some chemical enhancements lol. The 70s ran on coke.

[@danbalkey2580]

He the only one but Iam sure the professor can do it. I you my know he the number one drummer in the world RIP

[@TheNaFun]

Jimmy Page talks about getting a newfangled custom distortion pedal in like '69

[@madelineanabella6400]

I know what you’re getting at, I know what you mean. Zepplin had raw talent and many people don’t realize this.

[@rainerader1182]

My guitarist and bassist sons make their own peddles, my youngest plays bass and electric guitar, acoustic, regular guitar as does his older brother

[@ffjsb]

I NEVER get tired of hearing Zeppelin. All these decades later, still gives me chills.

[@ledzeplover58]

@@ramborhoa Another "Zeppelin stole everybody's music" commenter. Yawn.

[@isadona59]

Me too. More and more.

[@ffjsb]

@@ledzeplover58 They're worse whiners than vegans...

[@LudusAurea]

I do. Took 18 years off. I listen to No Quarter on occasion though.

[@ffjsb]

@@LudusAurea You want a cookie or something??

[@golfbag68]

All time favorite band, hands down. There is Led Zeppelin, and then there is everyone else!

[@jensclarberg6419]

Agree. At this time and age I prefer Tool but Led Zeppelin is what made me become a musician.

[@jardennis4nd]

Mad respect to someone who can hear the drummer. RIP John Bonham.

[@kimmi7199]

John Bonzo Bonham , the best ...

[@kimmi7199]

I've been to see Bonham's Son Jason play drums with The Led Zeppelin Experience , several times. Took my son, to see A few Led Zeppelin cover bands as well . Kashmir is the best cover band.

[@jardennis4nd]

@@kimmi7199 Did you see Bonzo’s son play with Heart at the Kennedy Center Honors? It’s nothing short of epic and heartbreaking. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJS9kHh8dtKdZposi=V-Tx_gZ_IDh6OYXI

[@jardennis4nd]

@@kimmi7199 I’m so jealous

[@danielbrown3461]

Don't forget the BASS

[@glass2467]

Other drummers have played this song, even John Bonham's son Jason has played it with Zeppelin. But No one, I mean no one could ever play it like Bonzo. No one has ever had the technique combined with the feel that he has. And I think no one will ever have that combination. But the four of them together is like they are aliens from a god planet. Oh, for those who haven't heard the live version - 1973 Live at Madison Square Gardens - it will blow you away, literally.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Absolutely!

[@shegocrazy]

It's easier to copy than to create.

[@gregglass119]

Truer words were never spoken.@@shegocrazy

[@Cchan53]

Ha!!! I was there!! Got photos before going, should have seen my outfit!!!

[@ripvanwinkle2002]

"No One"? perhaps you should learn who Bonzo's Drum God was.. *BUDDY RICH* AND HE COULD ABSOLUTELY NAIL THIS

[@kevinfitzpatrick2743]

There has never been a band more connected with each other music wise. IMO

[@darrend6095]

Your opinion is correct

[@johnfrank3177]

Hey Polo. I'm 73 and I must admit that my generation was spoiled. There was so much great music back in the mid-to-late sixties and early seventies and Led Zeppelin was a great example of that. Shout out to you for reacting to this one. Peace.

[@vitolipari3406]

There were bands like Cream, The Rolling Stones, the Beatles, the Jimi Hendrix Experience and Ten Years After, etc.

[@DianeDyer-rh6eu]

I stopped listening to the radio because we had such great music when I was growing up that what is created today I don't even consider music. So many really good bands playing great music!

[@mottthehoople684]

NO JOKING YOU HAVE A NATURAL VOICE FOR RADIO

[@cynergy4]

I like to say that Page is the lightning, Bonzo is the thunder, Plant is the wind moaning and JPJ on keyboards is the rain. They came together and created the perfect storm. When Jimmy pulls out his bow (violin) during live shows, this song is about a half hour long. Jimmy was already performing this song with the violin bow back when he was still with the Yardbirds

[@matthewdrake4385]

Very poetic and true. Great comparison.

[@Robusphere]

They’re quite an auditory Gestalt

[@SmashTehGangs]

Oh wow, perfectly put :-)

[@priscillasanders9427]

@cynergy4 Thats a really good way to describe the song. Tbh, I never thought of it that way and personally, I think it's impossible to put into words just how special Led Zeppelin is but if I were to try and find the words to describe their talent (especially in this song) what you said would be a good way to put it. These guys knew from the very beginning that they had something special between the 4 of them. At least that's what it seems to me from everything I've ever read and watched with their interviews and documentaries. I Love Led Zeppelin and no one can compare for sure!

[@cynergy4]

It's pretty much how I describe most of their songs. They didn't just create music, they created magic. Zep feeds my spirit @@priscillasanders9427

[@sitkoh]

We knew way back then - once we put the needle to the vinyl and listened for the first time, just how special this music was.

[@JDignum]

It really did change me.

[@JDignum]

Maybe give us some HipHop recommendations?

[@stj971]

Yes!

[@juliemanarin4127]

Sure did!

[@hectorsmommy1717]

I was a 13 year old girl just starting to explore my music tastes. One winter day I walked downtown to spend my Christmas money and went into the music store. There was a new album out from a new band with a funny name. I took the sample to the listening area and dropped the needle and the first chords of "Good Times Bad Times" banged out of the headphones. Immediately spent my money, ran home and played the whole album. This was the 4th song and by the time it started playing I was already in a trance. Talk about a seismic shift!

[@mariamoncada4738]

I was 16 in middle school loving Led Zeppelin had a crush on Robert Plant.. i’m now 67 years old, and still loving their music and still in love with Robert Plant ❤

[@isadona59]

I,m 65 and love Zeppelin, and, jajhaja, like you, I had a crush on Robert......

[@vCLOWNSHOESv]

The tall cool one.

[@kaitlintrollinger8051]

Heck yeah!

[@charlylady1]

Robert Plant is a God

[@vCLOWNSHOESv]

@@charlylady1 The whole band was an all star team.

[@Ledgar64]

Greatest music band in the history of planet Earth. They have no equal.

[@davidlishin5583]

YES> JUST THE FACTS JACK!!, right on my brutha

[@truly_I_say]

Greatest rock band of all time and there's a reason

[@jeremymarsh2174]

Knowing just how young all the band members were when they created this song/album too. Just amazing

[@carlosmeza5922]

The author of the song is Jake Holmes ...even the Yardbirds made the firts remake of the song with Page ...sorry for my bad english

[@grahamstuart9164]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/poXWp6ZjpaZ6esUsi=poD8u9wdYynkAQfC You think Led Zeppelin created this song? Are you insane? They claim to have written it. They didn't even change the lyrics Let alone the music. They didn't write this song. They stole it. And on the album they take credit for writing it. For your convenience I have provided you with a copy of the original

[@helaina400]

Yes, Page wrote this with Jake Holmes - pre Zep

[@MartaGraf-g1w]

Nobody does this, makes this anymore. A whole generation of genius lost

[@EdwardKovach-v7y]

Correct, that first lp plant was 19 and Jimmy put through until this day one of the best studio LP’s in history! 💯%

[@dannywachowski5880]

You said the drummer is insane? The whole band insane, insanely incredible! I've been listening to them for decades and they sound better each time I listen

[@alhme50]

AMEN BRO!...

[@bengybogs]

I am 70 and have been with them as a fan since 1967. It has been a privilege.

[@jensclarberg6419]

But John Bonham is also absolutely incredible.

[@raeje]

It never ceases to surprise me how effortlessly Led Zepplin can shift from Blues to Rock without missing a beat.

[@jerrylong381]

Jimmy's studio experience shows through in that respect.

[@Happyheretic2308]

@@jerrylong381and JPJ.

[@bonitacase1500]

Led Zeppelin is still my #1 band at 71. I've seen them perform numerous times. What I want to say to you is that you have the expression of a Saint on your beautiful face when you are enjoying the amazing songs of the LED. I love you!

[@leb5410]

Robert Plant was all of 21 when this was recorded. Incredible!

[@denislaw8]

19.

[@jimmorris7712]

We need more thumbs. This is the fourth time I've watched this reaction and I'd hit another thumb every time.

[@Missmollyhadafolly]

I was introduced to led zeppelin in 1977 via a tape recorder in a telephone box in Somerset when I was on holiday. I was 15 and went to a barn dance - yes a barn dance - and accepted the last dance from someone who tapped on my shoulder. A coupe of days later we met in a phone box in north Petherton, Somerset. That was when I first heard stairway to heaven, live, and fell in love with led zeppelin. The boyfriend fell by the wayside a few years later. All these years later; I’m now aged 62, I’m just as much in love with led zeppelin. Btw said bf also introduced me to Pink Floyd in 1980 when he travelled over 100 miles on his motorcycle to see me. ❤ thanks Hugh 🥰

[@leslie8743]

Now you know what we did in the mid 1970s. We had beer, 8 track tapes, huge speakers, blasting Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, and so many others. ❤

[@joewestern6387]

And I to the 80s, 90s…

[@drewm7071]

Led Zeppelin is, without any doubt, the greatest hard rock band of all time. Hands down.

[@markedwards3312]

Agree 100%....it's not even debatable.

[@deantait8326]

BLUES-Rock !

[@danielbrown3461]

I wouldn't say...Hands down.

[@Darrell-xj2gp]

​@@danielbrown3461"HANDS DOWN!" 😂🎸☮️💕

[@danielbrown3461]

@@markedwards3312 They came in 3rd in a recent poll

[@EMYoutube1225]

Dazed and Confused is a masterpiece.

[@sleepforever3494]

There are certain bands that are on a different level, like when they're in the studio something magic happens. Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, The Doors to name a few.

[@tome2294]

And this was only their first album. Late 60's, they were in their early 20's. Incredible talent.

[@susansquire7968]

I know, right? I think about that a lot.

[@doughaviland1729]

After listening to this for over 50 years, IT NEVER GETS OLD!😂 I saw them do this live in Cleveland in 1969 at Music Carnival on the east side. We had seats in aisle five, seats one and two facing their set up 30 feet away. They played their entire first album and most of their as yet unrealesed second. Jimmy played parts of Dazed and Confused with a violin bow to get that erie sound. In 1969, it was MIND BLOWINNG and 54 years later it still is! Great Reaction! THATS HOW WE FELT!😂❤

[@williamgallucci9913]

Well said

[@maryrice3760]

I blame myself AND Led Zeppelin for my tinitis.

[@billhorstkamp98]

@@maryrice3760😂😂👍🏻✌🏼

[@juliemanarin4127]

Zeppelin!!! 😊 Jimmy plays guitar with a violin bow in the middle eerie part of this! The live 1973 msg 28 minute one is out of this world!! Nobody but Zeppelin could play this...and Bonham was the greatest drummer of all time!

[@enryiggins2878]

The atmospheric “horror” sounds completely paint eh picture of the disorientation this woman makes him feel. Agony, pleasure, confusion, unexplainable craving for something that causes so much pain. Epic song.

[@nomadgical]

I love how you get Led Zepplin. I was in high school when Bonham died. The collective shock and grief of every person in that building was one of the most powerful human events I've ever experienced. What a time to be alive.

[@SnailMailShell]

Bonham holds a tight and inexhaustible rhythm in Achilles Last Stand. He not only carries the song, he drives it. (But when does he not?) 🥰

[@curtjurgens5538]

One of my favorite Zeppelin songs!

[@CANDOKNOWHOW]

My ALL TIME favorite LZ tune! But I sincerely Love and regularly jam on their entire catalog to this day.

[@SmashTehGangs]

So true. One of my favourites.

[@kevintyler8456]

Achilles Last Stand is a great song to have sex to. Not even trying to be gross.. but Bonzos drums make for a perfect driving rhythm for some sexy times.

[@KevinKadjeski]

Zep will never be outdated or get old.They are timeless, the standard in which all others will be measured.

[@PamelaKilburn-c3w]

Zeppelin is classic & timeless......

[@garymorse7249]

This was off their 1st album in 1969. I was in high scool and someone had seen them live on their 1st U.S. tour and came to school raving about them. My friends ran out and got their album and the rest is history. Now you understand why they took off like a rocket. My parents said WTF is that! No one else sounded like them!.

[@brentfreeland5834]

If you're interested in the roots of this song check out the original by Jake Holmes, released in 1967. ✌️

[@stj971]

YEAH BABY!

[@chrishickey7502]

The Yard birds did a version with Page. This version is on steroids.

[@chrishickey7502]

Ironically they were panned in by the English music mags. They came to the US and hit it big.

[@brentfreeland5834]

@@chrishickey7502 Strangely enough it was the opposite for Jimi Hendrix.

[@karmicscope5259]

“Sings in slow motion” is the PERFECT articulation of this experience. Yes!!!

[@robertvandeveire8759]

This is above and beyond the Beatles by far. I said it.

[@earlymorningtwilight9119]

👍

[@pattyfreeburn3743]

YEAH, More Led Zeppelin‼️ There is sooo much more great music from this band💙

[@oskarobit]

yes, basically written or played by someone else before...

[@VintageWanderer]

Zep just made it better... @@oskarobit

[@oskarobit]

@@VintageWanderer in your opinion, but that does erase the FACT that they COPYED in silence, secretly, without crediting the original authors? It's not only ONE song, there are a lot!

[@susiedawson3349]

True and that guy's version was really lame..@@oskarobit

[@pattyfreeburn3743]

Lord have mercy, can’t we all just enjoy the music please?

[@kevinmiller7408]

A friend of mine is a drum instructor, has been for years. It's not unusual for drum students to say "I want to sound like (insert drummer)". His standard answer for when someone wanted to sound like Bonham was "Sorry, if you want to sound like John Bonham, you have to be John Bonham". And this was Led Zeppelin just getting started.

[@ScottEgan69]

Dazed & Confused continues to give me the chills all the time. It is so weird and atmospheric, but filled with raw emotion.

[@MediaFaust]

Nobody can argue against Led Zeppelin. That's why they're GREAT.

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

Rock, Blues, Psychedelic, Metal...they did it all!!!

[@flickwtchr]

Even shades of prog sometimes, it's truly mind blowing.

[@kathrynnisse5105]

This song is "Haunting". It gives you chills. Ive been a "Zeppelin" fan since 1968 and "The Yardbirds", before that. 😊

[@OutOnTheTiles]

Plants voice is just out of this world. His voice is so strong and soulful at the same time. The greatest.

[@hanspettersson504]

Led Zeppelin does not plug in to amplifiers Led Zeppelin plugs in to your Soul ❤

[@Emmaforever]

That should be on a t. shirt.

[@martygreenspan-xy2jo]

Ive heard this song over 500 times. Watching your reaction made me feel like i was hearing it for the first time again. Thanks.

[@RobertSheppard-t5v]

I'll probably listen to the song thousands of times

[@billhorstkamp98]

@@RobertSheppard-t5v I have!. Couldn’t tell you how many times I’ve heard it but I know it’s well over 1000.

[@terilew4235]

Watching Polo's reactions to all the foundation rock songs is like hearing them for the first time, every time! It is like sharing your innermost soul reactions to the music with someone.

[@tokin42]

It’s not the difficulty of the drums, tons of people can “play” it. It’s the feel, the intangible nuances that are hard to put into words, that make JB special.

[@Fuphyter]

Growing up in the 70s was incredible musically. So many phenominal artists and all with their own sound. Hasn't happened since.

[@MrScoop156]

I agree. The decade was a cornucopia of musical goodness. Turn on the radio any time of day or night and you were guaranteed to be treated to a classic song in the making

[@budbruni4696]

We were blessed to be in the 70s

[@bostonvair]

I never get tired of Led Zeppelin. One of the things to remember when listening to this song is to realize that there was nothing else out there that sounded anything like this... and this track was on Zeppelin's debut album. That's some bold sh@t. I can imagine the record executives scratching their heads on the decision to put this track on their debut album. But it paved the way for all the unusual and groundbreaking music to follow from these guys.

[@simontemplar3359]

This whole album smokes. I know there are bigger hits on their other albums, but end to end, this one is my absolute favorite. The thing about John Bonham is that he could thunder, but he also knew when to disappear. Absolutely brilliant.

[@jaanrett]

Every album smokes.

[@DaveEver-i5f]

You MUST MUST MUST see their live concert film ‘the Song Remains the Same’. This song live will take you on the acid trip of your life. It was the catalyst for the midnight movie trend that began in the late seventies.

[@bethwaller1789]

I was 24 when I saw Zeppelin live in 1972. Still loving them at 75. Anyone left who thinks my generation is a bunch of stodgy old farts?

[@jeffreybayles1162]

Saw them first time as a 16 year old in Chicago 1969 and they were the back up band

[@Waylandwoodworks]

Unfortunately Bonham died right before I became of concert age, but I do remember my old man cranking Houses of the Holy when it came out.

[@Sergio-ig1xd]

@bethwaller1789. I saw them in 1971 at FTH Manchester England, bought a ticket from a tout outside for £5.00, my weekly wage at the time was £7.35. Greatest band EVER!!

[@enryiggins2878]

Nope! I think you had some of the best music of all time. I’m 48. XOXO

[@KenPassey-hd2mc]

Not at all , I'm 76 ,still listening, along with Hawkwind ,Floyd and Deep Purple.👍👍👍👍

[@MacMc691]

This is why they're Led Zeppelin and still one of the greatest bands ever. You have Bohnam back there wailing on the drums, Page's guitar is practically talking to you, Plant doing his thing and Jones backing it all up. Over fifty years later and their music is not only still played on modern rock stations, but they're still considered by many as the greatest. Good to you see you continuing down this rabbit hole of Zeppelin, they have a ton of great music.

[@keith6485]

"Lots of people talking, few of them know. Soul of a woman was created below." One of the greatest song lyrics ever! 😃

[@c.e.anderson558]

And " the big leg woman ain't got no soul"

[@dmadcat73]

Yeah, great cover of the original by Jake Holmes!

[@69JayBee]

​@@dmadcat73yep, the old settled out of court. But that was only for the lick. The lyrics and bluesy sound is Zeppelins.

[@danielmarone5757]

Yes and so true

[@tonyh3219]

Polo mate , Don't worry about not smiling much , it's difficult to smile when you're in awe and your jaw is on the floor. Great reactions, loving your work.

[@Williamottelucas]

Polo has the smile in his eyes, so it's all good.

[@JC-vj4ln]

Greatest rock band on earth.

[@ironjim78]

Whats up Polo, as impressive as it is, the live version off the album / movie video "the song remains the same, HOLY SHIT !ABSOLUTLY INCREDABLE. I'm extreamly proud of you! I havent met you, but I KNOW, YOUR AWESOME !

[@topramenshaman]

As a drummer myself, the song in itself is playable... but I think your buy me a coffee donation was getting at is this. Nobody can play this song with the FEEL that John Bonham approaches the music with. Everyone in the band is baring their souls in this track. Incredible song

[@skylineuk1485]

It’s the same with Hendrix and others from that era, it’s the feel especially the lack of click tracking or auto tune which spoils the feel gained from the soul in the song.

[@jennettswan]

Zeppelin has always been my favorite band. First album I ever bought was Houses of the Holy. I was 12 yrs old. I must've played it 10 times that weekend. I have every album Zep has made. Never ever get tired of them.

[@jeffcrossley4757]

Such an incredible 4 lads... full of talent.

[@maccagrabme]

He was very inventive and had the funk.

[@splitimage137.]

12:37 "You guys let me know in the comments... can anyone play this [drums like John Bonham]?" Dude. Drumming is a matter of milliseconds. John Bonham was known as a master of "playing behind the beat," i.e. his backbeat (the snare on 2 and 4) is slightly retarded (timing-wise), but ONLY IN THE BEST WAY. In music, this is called the Swing or the Groove. Yes, Danny Carey or most anyone (myself included) CAN play this song, and technically hit all the correct beats at the correct time... but NO ONE will EVER sound like Bonham (without straight-up copying him) because no one CONSISTENTLY hits behind the beat the way he did. LZ didn't even bother to continue when Bonzo died (on whose vomit? You can't really "dust" for vomit, you know). I don't know, perhaps Bonzo's son Jason has the right genes to allow him to do something similar... he certainly had his dad there to teach him the trade as he was growing up. But I've only seen him when he played behind Ann and Nancy Wilson (of the excellent band, Heart) when they did STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN right in front of the surviving members of LZ at the Kennedy Center Honors some years ago... it was excellent, though. (I've wanted to marry Nancy Wilson since 1977, but no such luck, yet...)

[@skatter44]

The live version of this song from The Song Remains the Same clocks in at almost 30 minutes. Insane jam session.

[@kympeplau1635]

I love the call and response that Plant and Page did in several of their songs. Also that weird sound that you heard in that one part was Jimi Page using a bow on his guitar, I believe.

[@poconnorish1]

yes

[@mattg5791]

Ive always enjoyed the back and forth between Page and Plant, but I feel like a fool for only not connecting that during the same portion, Jones and Bonham are also playing off of each other, it creates a wonderful interplay that only just now occurred to me. Led Zeppelin, still finding new was to amaze me to this day.

[@mattg5791]

Ive always enjoyed the back and forth between Page and Plant, but I feel like a fool for only not connecting that during the same portion, Jones and Bonham are also playing off of each other, it creates a wonderful interplay that only just now occurred to me. Led Zeppelin, still finding new was to amaze me to this day.

[@mattg5791]

Ive always enjoyed the back and forth between Page and Plant, but I feel like a fool for only not connecting that during the same portion, Jones and Bonham are also playing off of each other, it creates a wonderful interplay that only just now occurred to me. Led Zeppelin, still finding new was to amaze me to this day.

[@mattg5791]

Ive always enjoyed the back and forth between Page and Plant, but I feel like a fool for only not connecting that during the same portion, Jones and Bonham are also playing off of each other, it creates a wonderful interplay that only just now occurred to me. Led Zeppelin, still finding new was to amaze me to this day.

[@bmkhudson]

If you haven't done "you shook me" it must be next on your list, zeppelin is my all time favorite and love your reaction. Love you man!

[@HalHolden-q2d]

You just have to understand British Rock and even British Jazz from the late sixties until the 90s and beyond. This has to be your number one focus. Jazz fusion bands like soft machine and mahavishnu Orchestra

[@simongriffen7422]

The crazy thing for me is the fact that Bonham and Plant were around 21 years old at this point. Each member of the band are at the pinnacle of their respective instruments, phenomenal band!

[@jills5791]

20 I think

[@russshuttleworth7264]

Yes, many drummers can play this but the feel he delivers cannot be replicated. That’s the beauty of music, the human element

[@transponderful]

Led Zeppelin are still the most important band in Rock n Roll history.

[@leandrodasilvaborges1768]

One of the most important! The most important are The Beatles.

[@susansquire7968]

Beatles. Absolutely. But I love my Zeppelin. ❤

[@leandrodasilvaborges1768]

@@susansquire7968 Ok. Me too! Zeppelin rules!

[@joewestern6387]

Absolutely no question about that statement in my mind. The Beatles broke some virgin ground, no question. Zeppelin flattened mountains and used the rubble to build new, better mountains.

[@jimmykeller420]

​@@leandrodasilvaborges1768 Zeppelin is better

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

I'm 69, a grandma...still rock out!!! My son and granddaughter both musically inclined..❤😎😎👍🏼

[@sunflowers6399]

I feel so blessed to have been born in the 50s and privileged to hear the best music of all time...60s, 70s, 80s 🙌🏽 Thank you for this amazing channel and reminding me of my youth that still lives on today 💝

[@RonnieTarr-y5w]

A-Man,I too born late 50’s!

[@TheForestCrone]

I was raised on Led Zeppelin. When I discovered the blues in my 20's, it felt like coming home. I didn't even know how good I had it until the 80's happened and this kind of rock gave way to electronically manipulated music. Which was good and had its place but wow I missed this stuff.

[@christopherhebert9069]

I can’t agree more

[@GreenEyedRogue]

Love your Zeppelin reactions!! Watching the birth of a new fan is a beautiful thing.

[@joannparker1977]

Ahhh. One of my favorites from way back when it came out. The difference between Tool and Zeppelin is that this came out in 1969. 1969. Think about that. That’s astounding.

[@cindiherriott3259]

Tool?! Who’s Tool??!!??!

[@grahamstuart9164]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/poXWp6ZjpaZ6esUsi=poD8u9wdYynkAQfC It came out in the 1950s. And yes Led Zeppelin claims to have written the music and the Lyrics on the album credits.

[@lindastmartin406]

I'm 77 yrs old & in my opinion ..... BEST BAND EVER! Love them so much!

[@djscra89]

You gotta listen to a whole concert and see the interaction of the band. This is why I love Zeppelin. There music is a mind captivating experience.

[@Pton_reaction_addict]

Led Zeppelin defies explanation when it comes to music. Their style and open willingness to experiment has no equal. Each time you listen to a song from their extensive catalog you are surprised. My favorite band by far. Thanks for the reaction.

[@musicairplanes4884]

When they performed this live it was never the same. Page with the violin bow on the guitar . Saw them 3 times.

[@turnsufficient4971]

To think the singer, Robert Plant, and the drummer, John Henry Bonham, were only 20 yrs old when they recorded this song in late Sept/early Oct of 1968. Those distinctive sounding Slingerland toms, which Bonham really brings out the musical tone of those drums so well. Those "weird" sounds you mentioned was Jimmy Page drawing a violin bow across the strings of his 1959 Fender Telecaster. It's some incredible sounds he got out of that combo. Those flurrying bursts in the guitar solo was really incredible to say the least and his sound was absolutely fantastic. Robert Plant's raw vocals and passion comes through so well on this track. Jonesy's bass lines really kept the whole together - thick and meaty sounds were abound from his 1962 Fender Jazz bass. They were absolutely masters and this song doesn't stop. It's a non-stop music cacophony is sheer brilliance ! Great reaction Polo ! There's a wonderful live version of this song from their movie, The Song Remains the Same, released in late 1976, but recorded at Madison Square Garden in late July of 1973. It is around 27 minutes long. You should check it out. That would be a wonderful treat for you and us. ❤ Happy Holidays to you and yours.

[@desertdee1]

Not a violin bow, but a cello bow. :) The story is a violin bow, the strings weren't strong enough for Jimmy, they kept breaking. And when you see him play it live, the bow is way too long to be a violin bow. :)

[@LisaHewitt-ze3ur]

It was amazing to see them in concert… I can’t believe my mom let me go, I was only 15!!! To me they are the GOAT Rock band!

[@scottk7515]

All those sounds you hear are completely new when they came out. No one had ever heard anything like this - playing the guitar with a bow, playing the reverb with one's hand... the creativity of this group was like a formula 1 car, popping with power and - the moment that flag fell - blasted off into Rock n Roll immortality. Listening with you allows me to re-experience that blast anew. Thank you for that pleasure, POLO!

[@Cifer77]

"Comin in like James Brown" That's such a perfect complement for the vocals in this song lol

[@StevenThomas-s8m]

Dazed and confused is from Led Zeppelin’s debut album. Check out “Babe I’m Gonna Leave You “ and How Many More Times “ from the same album. Zeppelins first 2 albums Led Zeppelin and Led Zeppelin 2 will blow you away. The Ultimate in Blues Rock.

[@corilia9529]

How many more times is killa!

[@CANDOKNOWHOW]

How Many More Times is one of my Top 5 favorite LZ tunes. He should definitely check it out as well, but I think he’d get the most from just going through each record track by tack, honestly.

[@johnfenrich4942]

You Shook Me

[@Boston685]

Great reaction Polo, I knew you'd really dig this one. And it is 50+ years old - I think Robert Plant and Bonham were about 20 years old when they recorded this, a month or two after the band formed. Insane talent, otherworldly. Imagine the confidence and presence you'd have to have to get on stage and belt this one out at 20 years old.

[@jackthompson8560]

What makes them great is that they have stood the test of time.

[@MariellaDelmar]

The whole group is incredible.. and Robert Plant 's voice is mesmerising.. The best of the best.

[@ralphtarr5931]

Great job brother and an iconic song! I'm a drummer of 40 years and Bonham was a huge influence, about nobody being able to play it not true but being able to play it with the power, groove and dynamics.... he's untouchable to this day!

[@stellarichard4060]

I'll be 72 yrs old in Feb and I still love these guys. Played the album so much I literally ended up buying a second copy of it....don t remember what I had for breakfast but I know every lyric of every song on this amazing album. That's the power of music folks 🎵🎵🎵 loved your reaction 😁

[@joetspaulding]

It's one of the must see live performances of all time!

[@juliemanarin4127]

Yes 1973 msg!

[@themycroft5894]

@@juliemanarin4127 Denmark radio 1969. in black and white. it's just magical. in front of a bunch of kids who have no idea what they are looking at.

[@tektoniks_architects]

And Danish TV, Color, 1969

[@ZiggyonMars]

You are very lucky! My parents were born in the 60’s so even they were too young to see a Zeppelin performance.

[@Emmaforever]

It's a big monster slowly stalking you.❤. Leaves me blown away every single time.

[@RaeRamos-f2n]

Thank you Polo for your comments. We’ve been loving Zeppelin for decades. No music no life Know music know life! Know Zeppelin

[@basimcox5079]

I’m 61 and have been listening and still listen to Led Zeppelin. I made my children listen to an appreciate Bring it On Home. They still thank me😂. I’m so grateful I grew up listening to such incredible music by incredible musicians!

[@ryanr5319]

Thank you for reaction Polo. Just really the best band ever. To borrow from your illustrative verbiage, 'Zeppelin is a Ferrari with the Holy Ghost at the wheel.' 😊 Love it!

[@Serai3]

One of the early headbanging classics. At certain points, you can hear the Hammer of the Gods sound they'd achieve when Jimmy, Jonesy, and Bonzo all play the same riff at the same time. It's glorious. At some point, you ought to check out the live version from their concert film, "The Song Remains the Same". It's a springboard for Jimmy's solo guitar experimentation; it goes on for 26 minutes, full of innovation and strangeness. It was a mammoth experience watching/hearing that on a big screen!

[@JulieAEdens]

Dazed and Confused... One of my all time favorites and still sounds just as great, even if i'm not tripping..

[@brianroyster7510]

Tool is an incredible band. Just remember those guys grew up listening to Led.

[@robertlear2712]

I saw Led Zeppelin perform this in concert in 1969 and 1970. It was electrifying in person.

[@rgmann]

It's hard to believe this album came out in 1969, when these guys were still in their early twenties!

[@stj971]

IT WAS SO FRIGGIN AWESOME!!!

[@chrisjenkins6120]

After all, it’s dazed and confused. Musically and lyrically. John Bonham nails the drums with as much precision as Jimmy Page rakes that lead. John Paul Jones is playing that bass in sync with John Bonham. (I bet Bonham’s drummer son could play his daddy’s works) There’s nobody who sings like Robert Plant. After all he’s a bad-assed blues singer and an awesome one at that.☮️💟

[@poloreacts27]

Great breakdown

[@fukkar4545]

Yep Jason could play like dad,tis why Zepp only did their rare concert if Jason played drums..they wouldn't of sounded like Zepp without those unique drums 😉👍

[@FireMunki63]

to Sync or Cinque?

[@chrisjenkins6120]

@@poloreacts27 ☮️Thank you💟

[@chrisjenkins6120]

@@FireMunki63 Damned spellcheck! Sync! I’ll fix it.☮️

[@davidlishin5583]

Speechless absolute masters of their craft, incredible even after50 years later...... Chills is a great Description 👍