Reacting to Led Zeppelin - Dazed & Confused 🤔 **Reaction**

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[@jasonwright4460]

John Bonham was a big jazz guy. He literally sounds like he is hitting the drums as hard as you possibly could in this song. He was a savage. Best ever imo. RIP Bonzo

[@jmar7631]

Led Zeppelin couldn't be "pegged", they just about created their own genre under the rock genre umbrella. Music critics at the time didn't quite know what to make of them and panned a lot of their music but in the end, the genius of what these four guys produced has survived for over 50 years, and although their last album dropped just about 45 years ago, they still maintain the 2nd highest number of album sales in the rock genre. I guess they had the "last laugh", so to speak. ;) Yep, they recorded this album about 5 weeks after forming as a band, and in only 36 hours. Clearly, they were on the same wave length. Even more amazing to me is how young they were, Page being the oldest at 24, Jones was 22, and both Plant and Bonham were 20. These were four incredibly gifted guys, and Page was a flipping genius in the studio as the producer of all their albums. And keep in mind, no auto tune back then! It's good that you're listening to studio cuts before live. They loved to improvise when they performed live, rarely playing a song the same way twice. They didn't strive to replicate studio versions, but to stretch songs this way and that, flexing their creative muscle. But to be able to know just how fabulous that could be, one must know the starting point, the studio version. So glad that you're going to continue to explore LZ's music by going through their albums, and hopefully in order. That will give you a better understanding of how they progressed as musicians and as a band throughout their 12 years together. Thanks for another very enjoyable reaction. I'm definitely looking forward to more!

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

Thank you so much for providing more additional information on LZ! I love reading these types of comments and i really appreciate the support! I cannot wait to continue on this journey!

[@emersongoss16]

Enjoying your Led Zep journey. You have a long way to go my friend. :)

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

Barely even scratched the surface i bet! But this will be a fun journey

[@philipsavickas4860]

best thing to happen when page formed this band was his first choice for lead singer turned him down but told him about robert who turned him on to bonham and JPJ knowing page asked him to get him out of the studeo and join the band

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

Destiny!!

[@charlesstoeckle4880]

In that middle part they are doing call and response singer and guitar and the bass and drums

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

Thank you for the correct terminology!

[@Scoobydcs]

the live versions of this are just unbelievable! the best 1 being a 29 minute MONSTER of an experience

[@emersongoss16]

Yeah you really need to watch the live version of DAC from the film The Song Remains The Same. Personally, I think it’s the most amazing guitar work of all time.

[@slave2tyranny]

Achilles last stand live!

[@Scoobydcs]

knebworth 79@@slave2tyranny

[@victorjohnson7512]

Dazed and Confused, was written by an American folk singer named Jake Holmes. (About tripping on LSD). Jimmy Page turned it into a guitar jam song in the Yardbirds, then perfected it in Led Zeppelin's first album.

[@Scoobydcs]

absolute MONSTERS, all of them! jimmy plays electric guitar using a cello bow here

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

Whaaaaat…. Thats insane to me, thats completely unheard of, a cello bow??? Like how in the world??

[@charliemac64]

@@ToMitoReacts1017 Watch their live performances and see how! 😊

[@Ozarkprepper643]

Led = heavy Zeppelin = Light & floaty Outlaws Green Grass and High Tides. 🤠🏞️🐂

[@kirstenstewart5758]

To me, Dazed and Confused is like a litmus test - these guys take you on a journey and your part is to pack your sh!t, take a seat, strap in and let these master musicians take you along with them. There’s little patience/attention nowadays, it seems, to allow an artist the freedom and time to do this. The conclusion, if you love Dazed and Confused, are blown away by the sheer artistry and the emotions they tap into, distort and turn on their heads, then you are primed for the full Led Zeppelin journey! Loving your reactions and can’t wait to continue with you ❤

[@StuartBiliack]

The sounds you hear in that trippy middle section are Page playing his electric guitar with a violin bow. Seen it live!

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

Hang on what now? Playing a guitar with a violin bow??? That’s unheard of, wow im truly amazed at their creativity and their ability to incorporate so many different elements in their music effortlessly!

[@antarcticorb9197]

When I was I high school, I produced an audio visual assignment for class, and used this song which just released. The auditorium filled with my classmates were frigging stunned! Most had never even heard of Led Zeppelin, let alone this song. And yes, I got an A+, because the teacher dug it as well!

[@Scoobydcs]

robert and john bonham were 20 years old when they did this album!!!!

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

Unreal!!

[@jfcardello]

Led Zeppelin is total musical synergy. The whole is greater than the parts and in Led Zeppelin’s case, you have four extremely talented parts. Page is a music genius of production. He had been doing this song with The Yardbirds but these four geniuses took it to a new level.

[@PatrickORourke-yz3xn]

You mentioned this type of music not being produced and that these guys were only together a few months before this first album. What you don't recognize yet, is the music scene where these guys were from about 1965-1969. It absolutely was a golden age of experimental, blues, and early rock. Jimmy and JPJ were accomplished studio musicians on the scene and both had composing/producing experience. They handpicked Robert and Bonzo to fit the style and emphasis they wanted. I think currently, there is no community where such groups of people can thrive musically and are required to perform live to prove it. It's just a completely different creative platform now.

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

You’re absolutely right man, thanks for bringing that to my attention and thank you for providing this information! I always love hearing people’s perspectives and this really opened my eyes to how rare it is to have a group like LZ!

[@kelleyheon9833]

Live concerts are amazing!

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

So i’ve heard! Will definitely be checking them out soon!

[@hudsonhollow]

Saw them live on their first American tour in May of 1969. Instant fan for life!!!

[@benaiah2119]

Are you going in order of release? If so that’s awesome. The progression you see from them is amazing. This album is awesome and a fantastic start to the best band ever formed.

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

Indeed i am! Thats the right way to do it!

[@katyharrs278]

You can't put Led Zeppelin in a genre,they ARE a genre 😊

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

You’re absolutely right!

[@fredtello]

wrong I can put them in one there are rock band or a blues band there are folk band and they're a heavy metal band

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

@@fredtello to each’s own my man

[@johndiamond8081]

They made this album in 36 hours so they say 😀

[@Scoobydcs]

yup 36 hours of studio time over a week, jimmy and i think peter grant paid for the album out of their own pocket

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

That’s absolutely nuts, like how??

[@TreeFrogWillow]

One of their masterpieces. When it gets into the “ hectic “ bit and he drops into the solo it is controlled confusion and kicks you in the stomach . It’s psychedelic / blues/ hard rock if I had to describe the genre . They are also top notch , masterful musicians. I’m sorry to say , I don’t think we will ever have anything like this again. Savour it

[@DaveBeard24]

Another classic example of the magic and brilliance of the mighty LED ZEPPELIN 🤘☠️🎤❤️‍🔥🎸🥁🔊🔊🔊🔊🔉🔉🔉🔉🔈🔈🔈💯✅☠️🤘

[@27thangel23]

Greetings from Canada. It's not exactly that they met and a month later produced this tune... Jimmy had been working on a version of this with his prior band, The Yardbirds. In fact Zep's original name was The New Yardbirds. He just needed Robert, Jonesy and Bonzo to fill it out so exquisitely. You are doing a great job, btw. Peace, love and bellbottoms.

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

Thank you for correcting me, i was not aware, i appreciate your feedback and for always providing additional information about them!

[@robertjohnson5796]

I was born in '52 so I grew up dead center amid this most incredible music. Those moments: My first stereo headphones, my first Beatles, my first Beatles with headphones. Don't feel bad that you were not there. History lets through the good stuff.

[@clab5864]

Now you know why, back in the 70s, I burned through 3 copies of this on vinyl. Zep, like TOOL, is their own genre!

[@slave2tyranny]

Sevendust has been around for over 25 years and they're still going.

[@williamcabell142]

The GOATS…DO THEM LIVE WHEN YOU CAN! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

Best believe i will!

[@zosometalgod]

At around the 3 minute mark zeppelin gave birth to metal!!

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

Wooooow, yea you’re right!

[@LarryLewis-nz1oy]

The sound of Paige replying in a way to Plant was done with a violin bow on the guitar

[@juliemanarin4127]

Every song is magnificent

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

Absolutely beautiful!

[@josephLigoci-nj5pw]

Led Zeppelin is a genre all it’s own.

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

Im starting to realize that 🤔

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

My apologies if I restate some of the things others have mentioned, as I'm coming to this reaction a little late. This song is a re-working of the original song by American singer/songwriter Jake Holmes. Jimmy had been in a band called The Yardbirds (whom you should also eventually check out) and The Yardbirds had a version but after they broke up, Jimmy re-worked the song again for use in his new band - temporarily called the "New Yardbirds" until switched to Led Zeppelin. When the guitar and vocals mimic each other, it's called "call and response" and is a technique often used in blues-styles of music, and if you pay attention, the bass and drums go back and forth during the breakdown in their own version of a call and response. Jimmy used a violin bow on his guitar during the breakdown; a technique suggested to him while he was still a session musician, by David McCallum Sr., a violinist with the London Philharmonic Orchestra (and father to actor David McCallum, look him up but you may or may not be familiar with his work). Jimmy wasn't the first to use a bow on the guitar, however it's become synonymous with his name. During concert improvisation, he would get some very unique, avant-garde stylings with it. They had a lot of influences from folk, jazz, classical, Motown, funk, country, bluegrass, Asian, plus much more. Their music is for moods/emotions and touches individuals on many different levels - it all depends on the listener and you'll find the same song will hit in a different way depending on the mood you're in. Keep enjoying the journey.

[@rachaddle6581]

I KNOW all genres. I was at that ripe age for ALL genres..a tennager in the 1980's which was the beginnings of rap. Rap comes from rock n roll believe this or not. My household as a child was all of rock n roll. As a teen in the 80's I had a younger brother that gravitated to rap. Because of him I got into Snoop Dog big time & everything that was hip at the time..absolutely loved! I can say 100% that the rock n roll genre will always be here to stay in my heart deeply. Rap is a genre that can go.I will not miss. II am well rounded in rap. I can say that rock n roll is dear in my heart.

[@roseannecohen]

Led Zeppelin are considered to be Progressive Rock. Other bands that I would put in that category that you should also check out (if you haven't already) are Jethro Tull, Pink Floyd and Rush. I think one could categorize early Genesis and Peter Gabriel as Progressive Rock as well. I do not know any of the rock bands you named in this video. I'll have to listen to the names you said again and check them out. My new hobby is watching people react to Led Zeppelin and other bands they haven't heard before. It's really fun to watch and I get an education reading everyone's comments.

[@keith6485]

It's damn hard to pick a favorite Zep album or song, but this one really takes me back. My older brother brought this album home from the record store just a few days after it was first available. I think I played it more than he did. This album and Black Sabbath's debut release just rocked my world! And this song really grabbed me right from the start. It reminds me of a night in the 80s when some of my coworkers and I got together at a local bar after a long shift. We had been in this very familiar place for about an hour when some "kids" came in and started playing Loverboy on the jukebox. After the third song, I answered their selection with the whole side one of this album. I even got the bartender to happily crank the volume up. I think the kids realized this was not the bar for them and they left shortly after. "Give me Led till I'm dead!"

[@jerrenpentance]

These guys were influenced by so many different forms of music,jazz being one of them.

[@nomasker1360]

I would do every song chronologically from this album onward . Doing the studio versions first is the way to go. A lot of detail gets lost on the live versions . Still great but just different

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

Thats what i plan to do!

[@pleasantvalleypickerca7681]

I'd classify Zep as blues based hard rock with tinges of Art rock, Prog rock and even just fun Pop ocasionally. They are awesome! Add a bit of Psychedlia to this track.

[@jenniferandrews1917]

Can I just say… I love your hair.

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate that!

[@robertserafin-uc3qn]

Actually Jimmy's previous band , the Yardbirds had been toying with this song over a year before he brought it to Led Zeppelin

[@sicotshit7068]

They hate being called heavy metal. Their lives are great, you can really see their passion, plus they add to the songs.

[@pleasantvalleypickerca7681]

This is "Cassic Rock"' Went from the 60's into early 80's.

[@jonathanlocke6404]

With this band and many of their contemporaries, it was not only expected that they might take detours, it was almost required.

[@MConchis]

You need to listen to the Madison square garden live version of Since I've Been Loving You

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

I will definitely check that out!

[@rogercaruso9337]

Rumor has it that no one else can play the drums except for bonzo. Out of personal note the first time I saw these guys play. I think it was 6970 Fillmore East. They I think they opened up for iron butterfly

[@rogercaruso9337]

Check out the live version from Madison square Garden in 1973. If you listen to the studio version they go into like a Space Jam. Jimmy Page is actually playing to the guitar with a chillo boat. And they also do that live if you want to check out that video. It's called the song remains the same

[@TerryKrysinski]

Volume a bit better on this one,bro...thanks. Cool reaction! :-) T

[@timshelton8535]

I threw darts in a league for years! The name of our team was Dazed and Confused!

[@FrancesThompson-e3m]

Jimmy Page first performed this in the group The Yardbirds a pre curser to Led Zeppelin. If had not been for the Yardbirds Led Zeppelin probably would not have existed!

[@HollisDuty60]

@tomitoreacts1017 This album was recorded 3 weeks after they all met each other in a cold, damp, studio. It only took 30 recording hours to complete the album. Jimmy Page produced every album they put out. John Paul Jones (real name John Baldwin) was the musical arranger. Jimmy paid for this album to be recorded and produced. Then he and their manager Peter Grant tried to sell it to a record company in the UK. Nobody would take the risk. So they went to Atlantic Records and met with President Ahmet Ertegun.They made an unheard of deal. Grant secured a $143,000 advance contract ($1,203,000 today) from Atlantic Records in November 1968-at the time, the biggest deal of its kind for a new band. Atlantic was a label with a catalogue of mainly blues, soul, and jazz artists, but in the late 1960s, it began to take an interest in British progressive rock acts. The band had total control of what music went on the albums, what the cover art would be, if they would produce singles (that would be no), when the albums would come out, when and where they would tour. Everything. Basically, Atlantic Records just put out the albums.

[@CosmicVagabondPixie]

heh YAY!!! **MyJimmyWizardBabe** can def chill when he wants to (ya will see as your beautiful magical journey continues) BUT he himself loves it best when he makes his guitar **Scream** so **Luvit** they are **Otherworldly** & to me anyway i dont think ya can put a label on their genre there is a mix of EVERYthing in all their very different sounding pieces of **Lightning Strikes** Art & Always Passion & Emotion & Uniqueness simply put **Led Zeppelin Is A Glorious Gift Graced Upon This Crazy Ass Planet** **Thank YOU** **You ROCK!!!** **Twirls**✨🎸✨ P.S. sorry to hear ya were not feeling well i am super happy ya are feeling better **PixieHugz&LuvzToALL** RockON!!!

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

Thank you for your well wishes! Definitely doing much better now but im absolutely loving this LZ journey, they continue to amaze me with every song and i haven’t even scratched the surface yet! And yea you’re absolutely right, you cannot put them in a genre, they are the genre lmao 😂

[@CosmicVagabondPixie]

@@ToMitoReacts1017 Aww You are most welcome i mean we have to keep our **Potential Newest Led Zep Lover** healthy as can be! & Ha YAY **Perfect** answer! RockON!!! & stay well!

[@HollisDuty60]

@tomitoreacts1017 The otherworldly sound is Jimmy playing the guitar with a classical music bow. Either violin or cello. Psychedelic-Blues.

[@ricktiberio]

These were original blues songs from 75 years ago.

[@charliemac64]

This album has always been and always will be in my collection. Deserted island type stuff, eh?

[@joescott8877]

I like "genrealize," lol! (or however you'd spell it) A fine word! Jimmy Page founded the group, and he said he wanted to have a band that could/would create music with "light and shade." Call it "soft/heavy," whatever, you get the idea. You've indicated doing more albums. FYI: They ARE my fave group, so: bias alert, BUT: They really DO deliver over 8 albums. Maybe 3-5 Zep songs I am not a huge fan of? Sure. But NONE actively suck, imo, all are of DECENT interest, many of MUCH, and a pretty long list of OMFG!! Enjoy!

[@DanielDeLeon69]

He makes a lot good content

[@bradwilliams2081]

Terry Reid is forever known as the man who turned down Jimmy Page's invitation to join him in his new band...originally known as The New Yardbirds. With Peter Grant by his side, he, (Jimmy Page), went on to put the band together and in a short period time, conquered the world.

[@wesalker3479]

If yer gonna start this journey, pack sammiches, lots of sammiches. Zeppelin wasn't the first but, lots of people think that they were/are the best. Then there's Deep Purple, Black Sabbath (the other two of the "Holy Trinity" of OG rock), Pink Floyd (if you're in to lyrics, this is the band for you, try "Time"), The Who, Three Dog Night, The Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, AC/DC, ZZ Top, Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, The Guess Who, Blondie, Chicago, Blue Oyster Cult, Chicago, Boston, Yes, the Moody Blues, the Doors, Cheap Trick, the Outlaws, Kansas, The Beach Boys (legendary musical game changers), Santana, Kansas, The Yardbirds (Zeppelin, BEFORE they became Zeppelin), AND THERE'S MORE. This is only the ones that I can remember, off the top of my head. . . . . . OTHER COMMENTERS, WHO DID I MISS ? . . . . .

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

I do plan on checking out most if not all of those bands in the near future!

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

I think you forgot, Rush, Guns & Roses, Queen, Queen of the stone age, the smiths, red hot chili peppers and many more

[@wesalker3479]

@@ToMitoReacts1017 . . . . . pretty sure that I forgot a lot more than that . . . . . there were over a hundred bands of some fame and merit from BEFORE the 80's . . . YOU HAVE YOUR WORK CUT OUT FOR YOU but, you wil absolutely NOT regret it. Try this "Flirtin' With Disaster" by Molly Hatchet . . . another band I "forgot" to mention.

[@MeStevely]

Over half a century ago. Just think of that a second.

[@VIDSTORAGE]

Very bizarre and surreal like nothing before it when I first heard it and the middle part paints a picture of a man so depressed to the point he cannot live anymore and Jimmy exaggerates it with the use of a violin bow on the guitar strings .

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

I love it!

[@scottbaldwin7133]

we want to see live not a album cover

[@anthonyblakely399]

Another reactor.....this guy looks like Tony Starks a.k.a. Iron Man... So, funny to see him reacting to music of my generation....50 years ago....hahaha...lol....hahaha...this is the real beginning of Rock n Roll....Tool... Cage The Elephant wouldn't have a sound if it wasn't for groups like Led Zeppelin. 😊😊😊 what is his name... Mito.

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

Mastermind the plan, Tony Starks, Cappachino 👻

[@clab5864]

Now you know why, back in the 70s, I burned through 3 copies of this on vinyl. Zep, like TOOL, is their own genre!