Hearing Led Zeppelin - Kashmir for the First Time (Reaction)

[@poloreacts27]

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[@chrisspertos9784]

Led Zeppelin was a British band that were all music geniuses. The best band ever. There music magical.

[@zeuslea1]

Kashmir is top of my list, but Achilles Last Stand on Prescence is a must listen to also.

[@peaceonearth8693]

There are much better versions done by them. Try another listen on a different recording.

[@fasterman3]

check out SINCE I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU, The RAIN SONG, OR STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN - Live at Madison Square Garden (the film and sound track from The Song Remains The Same). It will CHANGE YOUR LIFE! You can thank me later! Fact any thing on it will blow you away I PROMISE!!!.....I saw them 3 times live..yes I am that old. But I also photographed them. And ended up becoming a professional rock photographer.

[@THCya97961]

If you want to FULLY appreciate ZEPPELIN listen to their studio work. Tool is a good band but they can’t hold a candle to Led Zeppelin!!!

[@denistremblay3117]

You must remember this was about 50 years ago. Untouchable band.

[@Paul-tp9vf]

Timeless. Of its own Time and Space.

[@Sillywizard951]

YES! I am so glad I was there 50 years ago and grew up with this band. I love it when Polo said "the lead guitar player has to be the coolest dude I've ever seen." I love these reaction videos!

[@jcdisci]

Dude! I was in Mons, BE from 1979 - 1982 working at NATO HQ. For my 22nd birthday I gave myself tickets to the Led Zeppelin concert in Brussels. As 'Trampled Under Foot' finished they all left the stage except Jimmy Page. He sat on a stool under a purple spotlight, the only light in the auditorium, and just jammed. Wonderful! Unseen by anyone, in the darkness the rest of them reset themselves on stage. Jimmy hits a long, low note....it gradually climbs into a really high scream, feeding back thru the amps, echoing throughout the place!! As it stops the only light, the purple spot, goes out and for a split second it's dead silence in total blackness. Suddenly three huge flash charges on stage blow up and they go right into 'Kashmir'! It's like, "BOOM!!! Duh-da-duh, Duh-da-duh, DUH-DA-DUH" I still get goose bumps when I think about it, and that was 45 years ago. Wow, now I DO feel 'old'. LOL!

[@noelreid1345]

Hell; wish I'd been there!*!

[@rhondapollum7064]

Led Zeppelin is it's own. No one is like Zeppelin. No one

[@lucky_lola]

Closest imo is Tool. Totally different, but also very similar in a lot of ways. They're both out of this world when it comes to talent and thinking outside the box. And both bands seem like they were created by some sort of outside force! 😂 The insane talent and chemistry between the different members is mind blowing! And the fact that they managed to find each other and create the most beautiful amazing music together is just incredible. We're lucky to be able to enjoy it!

[@TCJACJ2000]

That is a fact

[@troywailly7847]

Not even Tool lol

[@rockAndrolljunkie]

Well said!

[@verenamenzel8958]

they sound like a whole orchestra- BUT they were ONLY 3 + ROBERT

[@adriannemalden8668]

Four extremely talented british men met in 1968. All talented beyond time.

[@EdwardKovach-v7y]

First LP goes Gold as soon as they hit the US in 69

[@Lulabee2024]

The drummer John Bonham died at 27 and our teenage hearts were CRUSHED!

[@helaina400]

He was 32

[@rickyrayrosenberg420]

@@helaina400 I love the internet

[@wesalker3479]

Nobody ever mentions John Paul Jones contribution(s) to their performances. He is the glue that holds EVERYTHING together.

[@zimjun7]

Yes!!!

[@thadtries1234]

JPJ forever

[@bilray114]

He was the power behind the throne in LZ.

[@vlastakadric4206]

I do. ❤

[@vlastakadric4206]

Looove him ❤❤❤

[@athenastewart9167]

When you realize that the verses are in 6/8 time versus 4/4 for the drums as a constant, and their genius is even more impressive. Music of the gods, right here.

[@958298bordeaux]

You HAVE to listen to the studio version to get the FULLNESS of this AMAZING song

[@comstock_life]

💯

[@stevecookson3201]

That is absolutely correct. The subtleties cannot be appreciated live. It's almost an orchestral peice in the studio version.

[@reester171]

YESSSSSSS

[@divanymph]

My thoughts exactly!

[@kkampy4052]

I was thinking the same thing, it's more lush.

[@cocohodge2962]

Worshipping Led Zepplin for 50 years. I’m not dead yet. It would be so lovely to meet @RobertPlant. This witch could ascend in peace.

[@darkpitcher5242]

If you talk to a drummer it's all about JHB if you talk to a Lead guitar it's all about JP, talk to a singer it's all about RP and a bass player it's JPJ Ultimatly Led Zep had four of the best in their respective fields. It's kept me listening to them for over 50 years

[@tammymcavoy3541]

So True they were born to play together ❤

[@mr.anderson3369]

All 4 members are legends in their own right

[@chucknelson179]

Polo is the king of this genre. His open minded attitude makes me want to watch everything he does. Hes even made me like songs I've never liked before. He makes me listen through a new set of ears.

[@mzondi1970]

This song sounds best when it's listening to at the studio version probably one of the best all time songs

[@pimpontheline]

i was wondering why he didn't use the good version its a whole experience

[@Cifer77]

@@pimpontheline Likely because of copyright worries, but it truly is a damn shame. He isn't even listening to the good versions :/

[@flogg8635]

All of you stripped the words out of my mouth.

[@jennifersilves4195]

On hallucinagens. 😉

[@verbone]

This live version sounds kinda shitty. You miss the impact of the drums, and vibe of the reverb, etc.

[@patnichols4961]

Led Zeppelin, the GREATEST rock band ever!

[@memoirsofalegend5472]

Ha and AudioSlave right behind them. Just my opinion

[@brandonx7215]

YOU NEED TO LISTEN TO THE ALBUM VERSION TO TRULY APPRECIATE THIS TRACK....❤🇨🇦

[@chadheckman2693]

I love "Kashmir". My favorite version is the live performance from the 2007 Celebration Day Concert held in London's O2 Arena. Even at their advanced age, they still knock it out of the park. Also, the late John Bonham's son, Jason, fills in for his dad at drums and kills it! Enjoy!!!

[@adriannemalden8668]

The 07 concert was unbelievable. If it's possible, they seasoned so well. The music was better.

[@mdog86]

God I hope he sees this and checks it out. This version is still great as a Zepp fan, but studio quality is a whole nother level and def deserves a proper listen.

[@mikem9892]

Yes while smoking hashish 😎

[@57mab]

absolutely agree ! @@chadheckman2693 --- that O2 version is hands down, going away, mic drop the best Kashmir ever. The last flight of the Zeppelin - Jason just slayed the drums - and Mr. "I don't want to live in the past" Plant got with it on that one and the chemistry whole gestalt thing towards the end --- outstanding in every way.

[@joanlajara3939]

They do this live like 20-25 years later and it’s unreal! Soooo great! With Jason Bonham on drums! Check it out!! Love the great and mighty Zeppelin!!❤️❤️❤️❤️ rest in peace Bonzo!!

[@PongGod]

Once you listen to the studio version of this, you'll realize how great this song is. So much better sounding than this live recording.

[@kevinireland8020]

Yep, puts this track to shame.

[@adriannemalden8668]

07 recording of the concert beats them all.

[@jeremymerrifield7244]

This is not the best live version... But live is always best@@kevinireland8020

[@ChessieChess]

Kashmir is my favorite Zep song by a mile, and that’s saying a lot. This version made me feel… nothing. That’s never happened

[@mikem9892]

The Celebration Day version is epic

[@Kashmir.820]

Zep fan since ‘69!! They are the GOAT!!!! Nobody did it like the mighty Zeppelin!!! The best way to go down the Zep rabbit hole is to start with Lz1track1 then track 2 etc. you will hear all the “popular “ songs & discover hidden gems!! No 2 songs are the same & these 4 are the most unearthly talented insync musical badass rock gods that ruled the 1970’s music scene!!! Welcome to having your mind blown & your face melted your gonna love the Zep experience!!!! They cover about every genre. Robert Plant lead vocals,harmonica,lyricist Jimmy Page lead guitar producer John Paul Jones Bass keyboards (&every other instrument known to man..he’s Zep’s silent assassin) John “Bonzo “ Bonham drums percussion RIP 🥁 GREATEST BAND EVER!!!!☮️

[@gregoryvacheron3280]

I will be watching all of your Zeppelin reactions. Enjoy the rabbit hole

[@eltravos99]

The lead guitar player is the great Jimmy Page. He is A LEGEND. Classically trained in guitar. He did a ton of work before writing hits for Led. He is a LEGEND.

[@kenwood5575]

Classically trained? Bollocks.. he was self taught.

[@gothmog9407]

Classically trained???

[@squinteyedmangle]

The only classically trained guitarists in rock I`m aware of are John McLaughlin and Mick Ronson.I`m fairly certain Jimmy Page wasn`t.McLaughlin had an influence in jazz fusion,as did Jeff Beck and jazz guitarists,like Al Di Meola veered into rock music.

[@PaulaRankin-h3l]

From what little I know, Jimmy was a studio/session guitarist. Played with/for many singers, groups, and whatever came along. He was well versed in numerous styles of music before he became part of Led Zeppelin. I know nothing of any formal training he may or may not have had, but he was well versed in a lot of different guitar techniques, which (fortunately for all of us) led to his unique contribution to LZ.

[@Amber-ik3dx]

Also a kiddy diddler!

[@ginger4141]

Back in 2007 they had a tribute to the man that was the president of Epic Records that passed away. They announced that the remaining living members of Led Zeppelin was going to perform with Jason Bonham the son of the original drummer (John Bonham) of Led Zeppelin. In 2 hours 20 million tickets were requested from all different parts of the world for that tribute. That broke the all time record, the venue only hold 20 thousand, so they had to do a lottery system. Those lucky 20 thousand got to experience something special that night.

[@williamhiles7404]

Atlantic Records, the Greatest Record Company on the Planet at the time, Ahmet Ertegun, co-founder. LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹

[@HardRockMaster7577]

The 2007 recording of the O2 Kashmir performance is my go to, over the studio version.

[@Sillywizard951]

"These guys are not of this world". AMEN. Best Rock Band of All Time!!

[@RJ-oy7cq]

I'd listen to studio versions for LZ first and then dive into live performances--that's the best way to fully appreciate and understand Led Zeppelin.

[@markuss3735]

"Not of this world" - you nailed it.

[@GREENPUKE99]

Everything Zeppelin. All the time. Their music covered so many different styles. Their early stuff can be very bluesy. Then there is the folksy stuff. Then the flat out rocking stuff. All of it truly great.

[@becksullivan4796]

Oh this song brings to mind camels undulating across the desert… oh Robert Plant is classic. I’m an old woman who was a teen when their stuff came out. I really love to hear reactions from people who appreciate the amazing voices and musicianship of classic rock. Plant’s voice is musical instrument all its own. (And, oh mercy, he was HOT!)

[@richardc8795]

He was?

[@becksullivan4796]

You are right-he still is!

[@dhopedruley2509]

😊

[@mgman6000]

Kashmir is actually in India

[@becksullivan4796]

It’s the rhythm of the music that brings the motion of camels to mind. I believe there are a few camels roaming around over there but it was really about the rhythm

[@DavidMiller-dt8mx]

I've said this before - Zeppelin is my all-time favorite band...they were simply amazing. Tool is my favorite current band. Both are unique. Zeppelin was rock drenched in blues and the psychedelia of the time, with a taste of the exotic. Tool is the deep, philosophical, experimental metal.

[@johnkelley7868]

I'll second that my friend couldn't have said it better LZ rules

[@trishahamilton5880]

Favorite Zeppelin song and Favorite Tool song??

[@DavidMiller-dt8mx]

@@trishahamilton5880 Whichever one I'm listening to at the time.

[@trishahamilton5880]

@@DavidMiller-dt8mx Haha...touche

[@gasser217]

I agree, both bands are great just different kinds of music. I do prefer Led Zep because I grew up with them.

[@lauragroce3816]

They’re not. They are us. The whole great music of the 60s and 70s. Us. Us. Nothing will ever match our music

[@SPGhettus]

Led Zeppelin I came out in '69, and IV in '71, all sounding ahead of their time by 5 years or so. Four albums crammed full of iconic, legendary songs and killer deep tracks in 3 years. By '71, they so thoroughly dominated the field of hard, progressive rock that you could say they defined that category for the rest of the decade.

[@stevepringle2295]

Polo the the thing is with Zeppelin they’re always taking you on journey ❤

[@MichaelNaydeck]

My favorite Led Zep track. Lush, picturesque, and captivating soundscape. Welcome to Kashmir. The studio version of this track is obviously a much better mix and representation of the depth of this track.

[@franckmedina3346]

Intro in godzilla first movie

[@andyo3689]

The version on Physical Graffiti is far superior. You can't fault these guys for influencing those who came after. Everyone in music is standing on someone's shoulders. I don't hear Led Zeppelin when I hear Tool. Critics are basically paid trolls, so saying Tool is a knock-off is trolls hatin' .THANKS FOR PLAYING THIS...RESPECT

[@chadheckman2693]

@@andyo3689 Tool actually covered one of Led Zeppelin's songs, "No Quarter". It's a decent cover, but nothing like the original. Of course, I grew up with Led Zeppelin, so I'm a little biased.

[@chadheckman2693]

Agreed that the studio version is much better. However, my favorite version is from the 2007 Celebration Day concert held at London's O2 Arena. The quality of the sound and performance is unmatched. Oddly, even better than the studio version. Give it a listen and enjoy!

[@assmaster420]

Yea studio is Better BUT, that is where Tool never disappoints. Live should be as good if not better than the studio. This version kinda sux

[@franklandgraff1190]

Lead Singer. Robert Plant, Drummer, John Bonham, Bass, John Paul Jones, And Jimmy Page on Guitar. All are legends.

[@virginia_diverdown1]

You MUST listen to as much Zeppelin as you can!!!

[@ErinSantos-s2w]

The Greatest Band Of ALL Time!! Period.

[@elizabethcanright9763]

I love Led Zeppelin !!! I'm 60 years old and still jam to them. There are a lot more of their songs you will love !!😊 Just go down the rabbit hole and see. 🤗🤗🤗

[@teresaamsler5083]

I was 11 years old when I first heard Led Zepplin's III on 8-track tape... Honestly, their music was present in every memorable event of my life after that day. Still an old head-banger. Tool is a favorite of mine, as well. How about "Forty-Six and 2"?😎

[@janediamond-tm2zk]

I love to see the response of ‘kids’ that have never heard LZ. 🤩

[@beetleb1801]

The version of Kashmir from their "Celebration Day" concert held in 2007 is an absolute MUST listen! It blows this version out of the water and they were in their 60s! Please, please, please react to that concert. Every song from that show was epic!

[@chadheckman2693]

Couldn't agree more. DO IT!

[@LukesBioBug]

Do you have the link?

[@SmokingBBQ]

@@LukesBioBug kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnWQfpefitJklbs John Bonham, the drummer died in 1980. The band quit. This is the first performance with all original members with John Bonhams son Jason on the drums representing his father. You need to know that to fully appreciate how special it was.

[@chadheckman2693]

@@LukesBioBug kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnWQfpefitJklbs

[@beetleb1801]

@@LukesBioBug kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnWQfpefitJklbs

[@vanb-canada]

Amazing video. We're connecting with a young man whose connecting with a band from our time - for the first time. Pure connection!🌀🌬

[@leemcintyre3943]

It amazes me that bands can sound that good and magical live!

[@Grumpyoldman60]

My brother, I joined in at the intro. You know from my past comments how long i've been into Zep, so all i can say is your about to go on a special musical trip! Love to you and your family!

[@lillta]

Riff and other parts was sampled in "Come with me" by Puff Daddy, also featured Jimmy Page from Led Zep. Song was in Godzilla 98'.

[@osimandus]

Sorry, I missed this and repeated your comments

[@dorisleone8006]

THE MOST AWESOME SONG, DEFINATELY MY FAVORITE FROM THEM!!

[@HardRockMaster7577]

I believe that "Kashmir" is the Ultimate Led Zeppelin song.

[@bat8675]

One of my all-time favorites songs from Led Zeppelin - Black Dog. You won’t regret it🎸 🪘

[@bat8675]

Words can’t explain how iconic this song is….🤯

[@michellec8450]

My favorite

[@loricreel2463]

Studio versions for first listens, please, especially Led Zeppelin. Welcome to this rabbit hole we’ve all been in since the 60’s.

[@BayBaeAngel]

I second this motion.

[@waynewhaley2074]

you could do their entire album collection in chronological order and you wouldn' t go wrong, but my vote goes to "When the Levee Breaks" for a different experience. one of those songs which takes somewhere you havent been before.

[@davidpotter6577]

Led Zeppelin live Denmark 1969 will blow your mind Polo! Just watch it and enjoy! Welcome to the party!!! Love your vids too man thanks

[@joshuadeshaies7266]

Yeeha!!! Hey everybody it’s the GOATS!!! Here we go, time to get on the Zep train!! Studio version after this version is a must my friend!!¡

[@susanchappell8479]

I am getting to know Led Zeppelin all over again. Yes. I was there at the begining!! Never to old to rock n' roll!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you Mr, Polo.

[@SueHolmgren-rp7jj]

Summer of 1973...Chicago Stadium...this was my first concert at 14 yrs old. Waited in line over night for tickets. Got 8th row center stage. That was the way to buy tickets back then. What a party!

[@michaelscott7462]

You my friend, at a young and tender age, witnessed magic and greatness.

[@rinpocherags3169]

All roads lead to Led Zeppelin.

[@r8rRodzilla]

Definitely must listen to the studio version! Maybe my favorite song of all time!

[@williamscoggin1509]

I had the privilege of going to see led Zeppelin in 1978. WOW!!!

[@FloridaRocks]

The best rock musicians in the world! "Since I've Been Lovin You" (studio version first).

[@caracoidwren944]

OMG you REALLY need to listen to the studio version of Kashmir with the lyrics. I don't always suggest the lyrics, but in the case of Kashmir I'll make an exception. Whenever I hear these live versions, they just miss so much. The studio version is just a different, more emotional journey.

[@HardRockMaster7577]

Yet I prefer the Power that comes across in the 2007 O2 live recorded version.

[@ptrlxc]

Their live version at the O2 Arena is the definitive Kashmir, and they were in their 60s years of age when they did their final concert.

[@brianlamb7937]

Hell yes

[@derekdonnell6503]

THEY TORN THE PAINT OFF THE WALL!! HEAVY!!

[@hakaigonzalez7253]

There isn't a fuckin universe were I choose freakin Jason over thee goat. 79 version is WAY better imo. He did kill it tho.

[@jussihamalainen7692]

I think the audio quality here is a bit rough and that takes away something.

[@HardRockMaster7577]

*BINGO !*

[@phoebeandtilly]

I’m 74 and I have had a mad crush on Jimmy Page most of my life. He has been voted the top guitar player ever many, many times. So cool.

[@matthewhader]

Bro this is the best band of all time. Just keep going and you’ll understand. Everyone that came after them took parts of them in their own sounds. You had arguably the best drummer(John Bonham) and guitarist(Jimmy Page) plus the one and only vocalist that could do what Robert Plant can do with his voice then John Paul Jones unbelievable ear for music with his bass and keyboard skills. Bro unstoppable

[@wichitadisciple9874]

Far from it

[@rayenrico3495]

The best hard rock band of all time hands down....and my personal favorite. Love em all but Zeppelin especially live absolutely No.1.

[@katherinemurray8841]

Does anybody argue that John Bonham was the best drummer??

[@mikekenask6975]

You are clueless

[@mikekenask6975]

​@@wichitadisciple9874 directed to you

[@charlesvanleuven7602]

One word!!!! Amazing!! In any language in the universe

[@danw2276]

TOP 5 SINGER, TOP 5 DRUMMER, TOP 5 BASSIST. TOP 5 GUITARISTS EVER..... one of the greatest bands ever assembled. Grew up with them and the rumor was they were so good they had a deal with the devil. Lol but for real they are deep and wise and the heartbeat of them JOHN PAUL JONES is a master.................

[@davidsuch8942]

Plant isn't a top 5 rock/metal vocalist.

[@vlastakadric4206]

So true ❤

[@powisallgood9199]

All four members of Led Zeppelin are some of the best at what they play or do. They are not like anyone else and they are truly special I'm sure everyone is going to tell you that the studio version of this song is 🔥 but you know they are just going to kill it. Their love show was magic and when John Bonham the drummer died they broke up because they didn't think they could get anyone to learn the feel of the band. Awesome stuff.

[@darrencooke4207]

The best band of all time. Albums and albums of killer tracks.

[@jillykz]

My all-time favorite Zeppelin track of all time. Pure genius! I'm so glad you found them. It would be a shame to go through life missing out on this. ❤

[@turnsufficient4971]

You should start at the beginning of their 1st album and go all the way through their albums - in chronical order. They have some live pro shot video to watch as well. This video was a bit more than half through their career. The drummer passed away five years and four months after this video was shot. Please start at the beginning with these guys. I just subscribed to your channel. Nice review. They were the biggest and best selling band of the 1970s. They knocked The Beatles out of No 1 in 1970. 😮 🙂🙌

[@texkcan]

When you listen to their album, it tells a story. All their albums.

[@championplaybook2233]

I love that Polo just gets entranced and enjoys long stretches of this performance.

[@timp1390]

My favourite drummer ever. ❤

[@RondaKretlow]

Too and Led Zeppelin are very different but i love them both!

[@MarkCox21125150]

As others have rightly said, as much as love this performance. Studio version is the bomb.

[@davidpouliotte3484]

Totally Gifted ! 🎉 All are in Led Zeppelin. Amazing 👏 Penny and David

[@allyncarpenter5678]

Check out Kashmir 2007 live from Celebration Day. Also the late drummers son actually takes his dads place. Great performance.

[@ronstockton3326]

From watching several of your videos I can see how much you enjoy Led Zeppelin. You should check out Heart singing Stairway to Heaven at the Kennedy center at Led Zeppelin’s induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 😎😎😎

[@barbaralavoie1045]

This group was always fantastic!

[@kimwurstpeck4275]

I'm almost 58, my sister is 12 years older than me and I grew up listening to Led Zeppelin on vinyl! To this day they are still my favorite band

[@DeborahToney-ku4uz]

Mine also and I'm 67 and saw them in 1973

[@wholehogfan]

It’s just another of many timeless masterpieces by LZ.

[@annrock6454]

It’s also Robert and Jimmy’s fave from what I hear…

[@booifojoe]

No one will ever replicate the impact of the original studio sound of this song - not even Zeppelin.

[@leftinashes]

Whoever is mixing the live audio deserves a god damn medal! If you notice the sound and vocals were a bit rough at the beginning but it got exponentially better and better as they played...

[@donaldbrunner6250]

That would be Jimmy Page.

[@lauragroce3816]

They will be forever the US hard rock band

[@d4anzig]

The Mighty Led Zeppelin was know for improvising alot in their live shows never playing a song the same way twice. I once had tickets to see Led Zeppelin when I was 14 years old but sadly the drummer died and the tour was cancelled...

[@truemanmontfort8031]

Saw em 7 times…cried like a baby when Bonham died cause I knew it was over…

[@tamifaychak1137]

I had tickets to the show in Pittsburgh for October 1980 😢😢😢. Oh the sad memories of Sept 30, 1980 😭💔

[@henryterrazas7904]

Polo it wasn't on this reaction. But you started off with I love senior citizens LOL! I'm 60 yrs old now and I love talking older folks and you are right young man! I'm not bragging but I have a few stories to tell. My sons will listens to my life experiences and advice. Keep doing what you do love your reactions truly genuine. Cheers from San Diego Calif 619😎

[@BBaldwin]

They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band..

[@leanngerson7381]

The greatest rock band to grace the stage.

[@thomperkins]

Zeppelin is great. I wouldn’t compare them with Tool. To me Tool is more of a modern version of Motörhead. My favorite Zeppelin tune is, The Battle of Evermore. It’s epic in scope and ties in imagery of Tolkien. Love the content, Polo. Keep killing it!!

[@DeborahToney-ku4uz]

Thank You is the most Beautiful Love Song I've ever heard!!!!

[@patsow4797]

Led Zeppelin are rock Gods. Full stop 🤘

[@enderwiggin5572]

TOOL has a cover of Led Zeppelin No Quarter! Both versions are awesome!

[@Flygirl108]

Life CHANGING!!! Changed me in high school!! Love my ZEP!!!

[@eliaramirez2868]

Legends! ❤️

[@robine.mcwilliamssaylor7805]

Im telling you... when I saw Plant on his own... Still blew me so far out of this universe........ just MIND BLOWING!!! Id like to know if they ever perform anymore... cause Id be there......❤️❤️❤️

[@desertdee1]

You need to hear the studio version of this song, this is their masterpiece, but this live version is still great. Then the live version of Stairway to Heaven, this one is the greatest song ever. :)

[@deepseadweller687]

Fav song!

[@KennyStu]

I fell in love with Zeppelin when I was like 12 because of my Pop pop. I named my cat Zepp 😂 They were my favorite band for years until Tool took over. Still love them both with my entire soul.

[@sofyanjamal4980]

Until tool took over, seriously

[@KennyStu]

@@sofyanjamal4980 Uhhh yeah? 😂 Why is that a problem?

[@sofyanjamal4980]

@Kenny I mean I don't really know alot of tool music, but took over is a weird thing to say

[@KennyStu]

@@sofyanjamal4980 how is saying my favorite band changed weird?

[@sofyanjamal4980]

@Kenny what's weird is that's impossible to rather their music over zeppelin's

[@DonRay-fn8cy]

I heard an interview with Robert Plant. He was asked what is his favorite song personally, he answered, Kashmir 👌 ❤

[@keeyoki1]

I’m all in for this journey! Might be a good idea to start with their first album and progress so you can hear their changes from album to the next. They were very influential for their time and years ahead of everyone else to include being influences to music in general to this day.

[@lorikoenig6111]

My favorite Led Zeppelin song!

[@cheriewelch6918]

JiMmy Page is, I believe, the best lead guitarist ever. Listen to Stairway to Heaven, Immigrant Song, when the levee breaks. There are so many..love love love this😊

[@chebrneck]

one of the greatest songs in human history. there is no band greater than Led Zeppelin. That solo was improvised which was the backbone of Led Zeppelin

[@thisguy35]

i like the studio version a lot more

[@rickmoorehead7250]

Check out Kashmir by Zep at the reunion concert in 2007 at the 02 Arena in London. Just like a fine wine, better with time. Saw Zep twice in the 70's. Unbelievable!

[@jcdisci]

I saw them in Brussels, BE in October 1979. It was my 22nd birthday present to myself. Kashmir was incredible.

[@The_OG_MD]

My brother had all Led Zeppelin on vinyl record in 80’s. Some were “masters” . There is something unlike hearing these songs as originally intended. The warmth and lush depth is unlike a digital recording.

[@michelegray636]

I'm 57 and this is my favorite all time band! You need to dive deep. Everything is they did was spectacular!