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[@winnigriff8989]

react to come with me with diddy and page

[@philshorten3221]

If your American is BonHAM but if your a Brit it's BonUM or just Bonzo😂😂😂

[@heidiquint2691]

I agree LED Zeppelin is now and forever the greatest.

[@kathyperdue9791]

POLO...You want some drums? Then what you waitin for 😂 You want MOBY DICK by them... Jon's gonna make your head spin😜🤟🔥

[@chrisshoemaker67]

The amazing thing about this song is this was their first album. They were just getting started. Best debut album of all time.

[@russeli1941]

The biggest waste of time on this earth is debating on who was, is and will always be the greatest rock band of all time. It's clearly Led Zeppelin.

[@13terapyn]

Clearly

[@maryrosekent8223]

My ringtone is Kashmir

[@xr4tihonk]

I like to say that Led Zeppelin is everyone's favourite band, some people just don't know it yet.

[@MarcosElMalo2]

What is unarguable is that they are the greatest blues cover band of all time.

[@vincegedeon6583]

TY!

[@susiedawson3349]

This is from their 1st album. Every song on it is mind blowing.

[@DaisyAnnabelle65]

Yes !❤

[@mariajobson739]

When you consider what we had all through the 60's , like pop music and then this heavy ,wild, incredible assault to your senses..in a great way. Was nothing like it ,ever at the time or since....

[@Konastang18]

Daisy. Well said. Then again the same can be said for pretty much all their work. Hands down, the best Rock and Roll band to ever walk the planet. My son is 17 and he is a Zepp junkie. None of this rap crap these kids all listen to today. I digress.

[@jonathanmilo]

It’s amazing when a drummer is so powerful, lyrical and musically impeccable. It’s why he’s considered the best. Nothing fancy, but huge feeling and flow. So awesome!

[@JU5TINPDX]

Recorded and mixed in 30 hours, Jimmy produced and paid for the production… recorded mostly with his iconic Dragon Telecaster, and a small supro amp… it still holds up as one of the greatest debut albums of all time.

[@hungaria333]

Led Zeppelin is the only band that I like every single song.

[@tallguyshortgirl]

Hot dog?

[@hungaria333]

@@tallguyshortgirl Yes

[@beachhunting69]

@@tallguyshortgirl Hot Dog is ten times better than Hats off to Roy Harper ! LOL

[@widewailcorduroy7278]

The Crunge?

[@doughaviland1729]

Back in the day, NO ONE, BUT NO ONE, had heard ANYTHING like this. BLEW OUR COLLECTIVE MINDS! I'M 76 and count seeing them live as being a bucket list done early!😂❤❤❤

[@mavjimbo]

Me also , 1972

[@AzaleaLuna]

All four of them are musical geniuses all their own. This one is brilliant.

[@davedenicola673]

Three weeks together as a band..... Average age of 20-21 years old.... No, all the songs weren't written originally by them, but they made them their own...RESPECT.

[@jamestickle3070]

People get mad at Zeppelin for ‘stealing’ blues songs from black artists. I think it’s fair to say they put their stamp and authority to make each one their own.

[@kikivon3501]

Yes, that is fair to say. Anyone who covers a song can make it better or make it their own. However, you need to give credit where credit is due., with writing credits and royalties. Which they have done over the years.

[@enutrofdude]

If it wasn't for Zeppelin -- and Clapton -- I probably never would've bothered listening to Robert Johnson, Willie Dixon, Son House, Elmore James, Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters, Lightning Hopkins, or any of the other all-time blues greats I've listened to.

[@mariajobson739]

Exactly! Obscure artists that no one even knew the names of....

[@amjrpain919]

Many of us would've never known many of the old blues artists if not for Led Zeppelin showing us their worth...

[@shanehenderson383]

​@@kikivon3501led zeppelin just take those blues songs to another level. And own it.

[@royalukas8144]

I am in my senior years and Led Zeppelin still gives me goosebumps. So trippy and so brilliant

[@sicotshit7068]

Yes at least once per song, often more times, it’s usually Plants vocals that do it for me.

[@satori03]

I even know where I was and what I was doing when I first heard this song

[@brentfreeland5834]

So, you're in 12th grade? 😊

[@user-ct3kc5tz4b]

Yes, Led Zeppelin is the most amazing band ever!!!!

[@chrisjenkins6120]

🎼John Paul Jones rumbles and walks the bass line with drummer John Bonham like nobody’s business. Robert Plants his voice “either way” with real passion. Jimmy Page stands for himself and is totally on fire like always. How many more times?

[@bwhotwing411]

John Paul Jones comes up with brilliant counter rhythms

[@owenhershey13]

They're all absolutely killing it on this song. A fantastic showcase of the mind-blowing talent of this legendary band!

[@ZBeets720]

Imagine parents born in the 30s hearing their kids listening to Zeppelin. “What’s that racket? Have you lost your mind?” Ha! It’s fantastic and people still love it.

[@user-rk1ru9fv8k]

The music of my youth and why modern music leaves a lot to be desired

[@isadona59]

And this wass their debut. Plant and Bonhan only have 19 years! 19!! ¿Can you believe? Page and Jones 23!! Is crazy!! How many talent!❤❤❤❤❤

[@enildode4587]

I believe Jones were 21.

[@MJEvermore853]

Not 19. 20.

[@LunaFernx66]

The stars aligned and we were blessed with Led Zeppelin. ❤❤❤❤

[@beaux2585]

John Bonham is the greatest rock drummer I have heard in 70 years, no disrespect to Neal Peart or Keith Moon. But all of them left us too soon.

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

Have you checked out Danny Carrey of Tool? Just curious…I’m in my 70’s as well….I’m not saying Danny is better……but he’s a beast…just like Bonzo was.

[@mikeb3835]

Don't forget Bill Ward.

[@mfng3839]

Mitch Mitchell

[@txdoubletap8509]

True

[@scottengel6694]

THE GREATEST BAND EVER HANDSDOWN❤😊

[@yoursoulknows6444]

The greatest rock band ever!! Imagine going out and buying this on vinyl (for me it was 1969) and then playing it on a great stereo system! Every new Zeppelin album - as each was released... the feeling of joy and wonder cannot be explained... !!!!!!

[@intothemystic3374]

Yes, listening to FM and hearing the news of a new Zeppelin album coming out was pure in the moment bliss.

[@yoursoulknows6444]

@@intothemystic3374 totally!!

[@user-yd9vr4gl2d]

Now that’s the way to end album #1 ,The next song we heard was Whole Lotta Love from album #2

[@robertyates7242]

Brother, I love this band you have no idea..😂 this song just shows their diversity

[@scikkoamodomio8067]

led zeppelin 1 and led zeppelin 2, both in 1969...the greatest start of career in the history of rock

[@Christopher-Baltimore]

Zeppelin’s catalog is unparalleled. Their music is wonderfully diverse and they were a whimsically fun and jolly band who could blow you away with their supreme talents but do it with a wink because they were having fun too.

[@charlesg7937]

The complexity of the composition is almost beyond belief. Required four genius level musicians to pull it off.

[@intothemystic3374]

Best comment here ✨

[@josephkellard6432]

There’s many things I love about this song, but above all I love that it’s like five different songs in one. An early Zeppelin masterpiece.

[@Veggamattic]

Page and Bonham had just turned 20...insane!

[@vincegedeon6583]

Thats nuts

[@sicotshit7068]

Plant & Bonham did, Bonham in May of 68 & Plant on August 20,68. Their first practice together was on August 19, they only played about 2 months when they recorded their first album in October. Over about 4 days & a total of 36 hours, they recorded & Page produced mixed & edited it, it was released on January 12, 1969.

[@satori03]

Page was 24 or 25....Plant was probably 20 in 1968

[@sicotshit7068]

@@satori03 Page was 24 in January.

[@Veggamattic]

@@sicotshit7068 I'm not sure why I wrote Page...fixed.

[@michelegray636]

The GREATEST band of all time...hands down!! Period, end of story 😂

[@jaydellgregory1134]

I was thinking about how many people, including myself, are always throwing out Led Zeppelin songs for you to react to. But really, you could Just put every song title in a hat, it doesn't matter which one you draw, it will be FIRE. Even their most unpopular track is on a God-like level, that in my opinion, other bands could only reach in their dreams. Thank you for another Zep reaction!!!!!!♥♥♥

[@jamestickle3070]

This songs gives all four players their moment. Awesome walking base line, obvious drum creativity, guitar solos, Plant just wailing and moaning. What a song.

[@waynedwyer6509]

I love JPJ's Bass in "Ramble On" too. Different style, so melodic. He and Bonzo made a brilliant rhythm section.

[@Dr_Bombay]

Polo, i will never tire and find delight in watching you react to Zeppelin songs.

[@alanfine9825]

Zep was an incredibly talented band with all 4 members...No one can deny. All 4! Jimmy, John, & John, Robert.

[@BlackRoseImmortal]

Trust me on this, check it out. Led Zeppelin - "Bring It On Home (Live at The Royal Albert Hall 1970) [Official Video]"

[@jaydellgregory1134]

John Bonham was the God of Thunder. If you want more Bonzo on the drums, check out the track, Moby Dick Live!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥 Insane talent!

[@sicotshit7068]

It has to be the 20 minute version.

[@jasonbarlow8263]

That track has the best performance from each musician , all at once ! You are right, it is 🔥

[@mavjimbo]

My favorite LZ song

[@13_13k]

Robert Plant was only 19 years old when they recorded this album.

[@poloreacts27]

Wow...

[@13_13k]

@@poloreacts27 --- thanks, Polo for replying and for your videos. It is pretty insane to think about how young the whole band was when they made that album. I believe that Page being the eldest at 24, JPJones 22 and Bonham 20. Truly incredibly gifted young men.

[@13_13k]

@@poloreacts27 ---one more thing if you don't mind? Will you do a reaction video to Ben Harper's Fight For Your Mind, or Gold To Me, or Hey Mister from his first Album. If you've never heard him sing and play, you will be blown away. He plays a steel lap guitar called a Weisenborn (I believe) and it's a very old obscure, eery sounding guitar played on your lap and it is plucked and also used like a slide guitar. His voice is super unique and his songs are a mix of slow bluesy, deep funk, rock reggae, and soulful ballads, he has a back up band named The Innocent Criminals. He's released 10 or 12 albums and I'm most familiar with his first and second albums. The first album is so damn good, Fight For Your Mind, which the track of the same name is really something amazing. The other ttacks are all exceptional songs musically and the lyrics are very important going from philosophical, to political, to personal and love songs. I already suggested Fight For Your Mind to react to, but as I think about that album, there is no bad song, and I could recommend any of them because they are all great and each so different from each other and from anything you've ever heard. Start with the title track, I guess. That will give you a taste and then you could try to keep from listening to the rest of the tracks and react to them unheard, but I promise that you are going to want to listen to the album, and you will be blown away. I'm a huge music fan of all genres and know good music from bad music. I'll buy you a coffee, also.

[@txdoubletap8509]

Crazy what happens when the stars align. 💣💣💣💣

[@KenCat623]

As was Bonham who was only 3 months older than Robert.

[@kevingrady8736]

I remember when that album first came out and everyone was in awe.

[@mariajobson739]

In awe is the right word!

[@Capricornsrule]

Started with the Beatles and the Doors but this first album was unlike anything before it. Just a jolt of lightning running through my body. Couldn’t get enough from then on

[@kevingrady8736]

@@Capricornsrule Exactly. I really like the first 4 albums but the rest are meh.

[@Capricornsrule]

@@kevingrady8736 that’s a shame. I would give Presence another try. It’s practically the only one I’ve listened to for a year now

[@kevingrady8736]

@@Capricornsrule I've tried many times.

[@S.E.Walker]

"A track that would give me a speeding ticket" - Absolute gold! Perfectly captures how I feel when that insane groove kicks in! This song is such a journey. So glad you finally made it to this track! I feel it's a bit underappreciated in Zeppelin's catalog. I think it's one of their all-time best. Bonham's drumming in the second half is absolutely unreal!

[@davidanon1568]

Love the fact that you're going through their catalog. So many people still listen to Led even today. They had so much influence on music.

[@intothemystic3374]

And their listeners lives. Did for me... definitely allowed my inner mystical self to emerge at a young age.

[@davidn503]

"Fire" yes! "This track will get me a speeding ticket" Excellent! But when Page pulls out the Violin Bow.....that's a whole other level.

[@edwardsalvadore878]

Cello Bow but who cares. Him and EC were Gods

[@user-fp2kj3gn4s]

I live in the country on the top of the hill I have a 4,000 watt stereo with 16 speakers and when I listen to led Zeppelin the whole valley listens to led Zeppelin

[@ginger7044]

I wish I was your neighbor 😂

[@mariajobson739]

1st introduction to this great band, from their 1st album. You had songs like "Build Me Up Buttercup", or some other 60's pop songs and then came this ! Led Zeppelin, there just was nothing like this when they came out. Stunned and shocked your system listening to them ...at least me. Been fan for over 50 yrs!!!!!!

[@vincentgrogan7611]

Put this in context of the times...life was just so much better

[@mariajobson739]

Indeed

[@HammockQueen]

Except for Nixon and the Vietnam war.

[@CANDOKNOWHOW]

@@HammockQueenDon’t forget Johnson, that war was his baby, even though Kennedy had surprisingly signed off on it after Daniel Ellsberg gave Recon that it would be an unwinnable war, then later published “The Pentagon Papers”. Despite Johnson’s huge advances with the Civil Rights movement and MLK, he bowed out from the glaringly evident failure of his full court press on Vietnam after the Tet Offensive. Nixon was elected in part because of his promise of turning over the battle to the Vietnamese to fight for themselves, and played it off as a “win” when he pulled us out. Nixon was definitely abusing his power in office, but I’d argue one of the worst aspects of his Presidency was the Drug war, which was ironically all stemming from the CIA smuggling Heroin in fallen soldier coffins and personally setting up distribution in Harlem. Later doing the same with cocaine, and even sending chemists to TEACH how to cook it into rock (crack) in Compton/Crenshaw in the early 80’s. Same as they had done with LSD in the mid 60’s.. and thanks to Nixon, all of it punishable with hefty sentences effectively destroying the lives of that of 10x or more than the overall US attrition rate in Vietnam. 🤷

[@warrendostie1]

Yeah, Zeppelin was probably the greatest band. So incredibly diverse, yet they were good at everything.

[@robinbradbury6493]

This is one of Zeppelin's best.

[@Practical-IT]

Imagine for a moment getting your hands on this in 1969 when the Flower Power movement was still in full force. Now imagine listening to somebody these same insane Zeppelin tracks live while "experimenting" with the types of things that were common amongst rock fans at that point in time. Mind blowing!

[@user-nu3uc9fp3s]

I LOVE THIS CONTENT!!! Greatest debut album of all time...period. thanks as always for the reaction...

[@joanlajara3939]

No one does it like Zeppelin!! RIP John Bonham! Best drummer ever!!❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@BlackGuardXIII]

Love that you are listening to some of their early stuff.

[@t.j.payeur5331]

😢Oh, hell, yes..Summer 1969..I was there...

[@jamestickle3070]

Beatle Abbey Road Stones let it bleed CCR Green River The Band- self titled That year was incredible

[@maryrosekent8223]

DUDE!

[@sicotshit7068]

It was released in the US on January 12 of 69, & 3 months later UK & I believe elsewhere.

[@timshelton8535]

I was 4!

[@waynedwyer6509]

@@jamestickle3070 I was 13. My first albums Abbey Rd and Cosmo's Factory

[@Nance6262]

Led Zeppelin is my all time favorite rock band! 🎸🥁🎤🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@ronaldfrank2076]

Greatest Band Ever!

[@gubbylee]

‼️💯 🎸🎤🥁🪕LED ZEPPELIN IS THE GOAT 🐐 💯‼️

[@ScottM-mds1hb]

Sir, I never really put into words that “slow motion” singing style just growing up with it I guess it was just what it is. Awesome description!! ✌🏼👏🏼😎👍🏼🫡💯btw-my fav by them.

[@kirstenstewart5758]

Love the bass and drums keeping the groove going in this one while Jimmy and Robert do their thing

[@dawnschneider1823]

Zeppelin does rule! Best band ever! Excellent song, awesome reaction!!!

[@danielceo4694]

Love your reactions! This is, has and always will be my favorite Led Zeppelin song. Just imagine what it was like to hear about this new band in 1969, called Led Zeppelin, featuring an ex-Yardbird on guitar; imagine what it was like first hearing this song. Imagine what this song sounded like live in concert (there are some excellent examples, such as the live version they did of this during their first TV appearance in '69, or their performance of this song during their concert at the Royal Albert Hall the following year). This was the ultimate final statement of the British Blues Scene of the sixties. But Zep didn't just play the blues, they steamrolled over it, making way for heavy metal and prog rock. And I say that in the most living/loving way possible! This song is the perfect example of how Zep set their stall at the very beginning: the band playing forcefully with something to prove; Page shredding out riffs; Plant screaming out every blues lyric he can think of; Jonesey laying down heavy but funky bass lines; Bonzo walloping the drums with all his might, playing one drum kit, making it sound like two, as if he had eight limbs!

[@mariajobson739]

Perfectly said!

[@susiedawson3349]

YAY! More Zeppelin!

[@jamesscura7122]

I sometimes hear about Peart, but clearly IT'S BONHAM.

[@kentmains7763]

The Mighty Zeppelin!

[@MamawT65]

I love it when Jimmy Page uses the bow! Great reaction ❤!

[@louiefish1991]

Zeppelin “Unmatched.”

[@satori03]

Just when you think it cannot get any better....IT DOES!

[@juliemanarin4127]

Fantastic song!!! Greatest band in history!! Watch this live in 1969! Jimmy uses the bo on this too!

[@tamiespana9670]

Led Zeppelin is timeless! I bought this album 16 years after its debut. Listen to D'yer Mak"er off their Houses of the Holy album. One of my personal faves.

[@danceswithcritters]

While it was released in the US, and the single peaked at No. 20 on 29 December 1973, it was never released in the UK.

[@jeffconnolly980]

Zeppelin is by far the best ever

[@69preciousnee]

Led Zeppelin changed music. The Beatles made it possible (check out "Revolution"), but Led Zeppelin took it to a whole other level.

[@mariajobson739]

Totally agree, The Beatles are my favorite ,they changed music history when they came out, hit after hit . Progressed to different styles with every album . Very innovative uses of different techniques no one else was doing. And then Led Zep came my other all time favorite with the power no one else had....bothe superb in their own way!

[@waynedwyer6509]

The Beatles loved their RnR heroes and emulated them in their formative years. Then they started to write pop songs and shot to stardom. Led Zep loved their blues heroes and changed it to Hard Rock and shot to stardom. Kurt Cobain did and Dave Grohl cite the Beatles as their heroes and Grunge was born. Everybody we love in music is standing on the shoulders of giants. There is nothing new in this, it's how we progress in culture and art. The Beatles broke up and I went a completely new direction, Deep Purple which led me to LZep and Sabbath but I never have lost my need to hear Beatles music.

[@DFitz-bk7dj]

One of my Favorite LZ songs!!! Not bad for a handful of twenty somethings!!

[@tektoniks_architects]

The live version of this from the Danmark Radio show appearance in March of 1969 is outstanding.

[@Veggamattic]

This is the one I've been waiting for...I assume Polo loses his mind in a few minutes...

[@davidberube394]

Next, you need to listen to "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You".

[@yoursoulknows6444]

omg 100%!!

[@brandonboucher7090]

One of my faves by them

[@lodey]

That's the Way

[@jlap9269]

The power of Zeppelin, one of their strongest songs

[@jhamptonjr]

Now you've been experienced 🙂

[@CANDOKNOWHOW]

I think that calls for a Hendrix react which asks “Are You Experienced?”

[@samfigueroa2598]

Best blues,rock blues band ever!...

[@debbywilkins2239]

Love Zeppelin !

[@debbiewisenbaker6509]

Best Led Zeppelin album in my opinion

[@jensjens8207]

I never get tired of listening to Led Zeppelin. Their first 3 records are pure gold😊

[@TheDivayenta]

Damn. This takes me back to my senior year in HS when this came out. My buds and I , who had a band, all religiously sat around the record player in the dark just vibing out. A few months later, we went to see them live at the Winterland in SF in 1969. ( I like how Jimmy sneaks in “ Beck’s Bolero” there!) “ They Call Me the Hunter” is from Little Milton- a great blues artist.

[@maryrosekent8223]

I’m totally jealous!

[@mariajobson739]

Good call, yes.....

[@CANDOKNOWHOW]

Don’t forget Howling Wolf’s “How Many More Years”, Page and crew were obviously heavily influenced by him as well on this tune.

[@davidepperson3685]

Always enjoy your reactions, Polo. Rock on, fellow Zepp-heads!!!

[@frc7951]

So awesome to see you discover this stuff. It's almost like introducing a friend to to your favorite music.

[@Doughickey1234]

The best rhythm section I think I know it's the best band ever

[@Ziggywillow1957]

Amazing that this was recorded in 1969 and a banger song to end there first album. I remember listening to them the first time, never looked back loving there music.

[@Konastang18]

One of my only regrets living on planet earth is growing up in the wrong time frame to have never seen Zepplin live!!!! Damnit!!!

[@treezelbub3064]

Haven't herd this one quite awhile

[@dianesorensen2549]

A little smile appears on my face every time i hear the beginning of a Led Zep song. ❤

[@joe2thesequel]

Led Zeppelin gives you like 5 songs all inside one song.

[@bowtiefidenine]

Thanks for more Led Zeppelin ❤❤❤❤

[@stephenpalazzolo5418]

He used a violin or cello bow on this solo. I must say that you're one of the few reactors that actually seems to appreciate the music!!

[@carkol3227]

It’s crazy how every time on this track you think zeppelin will go right they go left and it sounds amazing

[@fredforkes1595]

Best rock and roll band? Maybe. Rock and roll Gods? Definitely!

[@EclecticInstinct]

Great track, great reaction.

[@ryanr5319]

Ty for reaction sir. Can never go wrong with these gents.

[@shemanic1]

That 1st album by Led Zeppelin is in my all time top 10. Such bluesy/ rock greatness.

[@trendydelquendy]

When JPJ has the room to do it, he clearly expresses an appreciation for James Jamerson.

[@strydershadow391]

Jimmy put this band together in a week to form the best ever rock band. This is what it sounds like when every member is an incredible talent. Never underestimate the skills of their bass player. John Paul Jones!

[@scottlbroco]

Polo, your reactions when you're blown away by a song bring back my feelings when I first heard the same song. I especially liked your recent take on my most favorite Led Zeppelin song, "When the Levee Breaks". The Led Zeppelin songs I'm most looking forward to watching you experience are: ROCK AND ROLL You might expect that a Zeppelin song with this title rocks to the extreme. You'd be right. BRING IT ON HOME The Zep songs that feature Robert Plant playing harmonica are bluesy standouts for me. TRAMPLED UNDER FOOT This is the funkiest Zep song of them all. It's impossible to sit still through this song! Keep on rocking, Polo!

[@edrueter9]

I feel like we have the exact same taste. My favorite bands are tool and led zeppelin!! Love your videos.

[@jenniemason2812]

It's pronounced Bonam. He's the goat drummer, phenomenal. I love watching you hear them for the first time. It's great 🙂. Keep it up!

[@garrettpace2701]

Led Zeppelin I is immaculate. It's the first one they made and the first one I reach for.

[@intothemystic3374]

That and III

[@larrymurray2881]

Jimmy loves to play his guitar with a violin bow! I love it too.