REACTING TO WHOLE LOTTA LOVE! | Led Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Love (Official Music Video) (REACTION)

[@petersheppard6085]

I heard this when I was 19....and I'm 73 now.....they were different times

[@MattRamsey-p7v]

😮

[@rewquioprewquiop]

This is the most hilarious reaction to this song that I have seen up to this point. You guys are so cute and careful...how you dance around the interpretation of this song. I respect that tact. Of course, Led Zeppelin had very limited tact in how they expressed what is inevitably a very universal human experience. I think most know what I"m talking about.

[@saveriosalemme5366]

It what f###king hilarious!!!!

[@Chris-kj7de]

All I saw was a woman laughing at the way Zed Zeppelin looked and dressed and sang and acted.

[@gauravgopal6014]

That was a Funny reaction 😂

[@gauravgopal6014]

I loved it

[@Prone2Thrill]

It was the era of FREE love so it was part of the culture.

[@danieljean6882]

can you believe this song is from 1969, the singer was twenty the guitarist produced the sound on all of there music its timeless and there's a whole lotta more waiting for you

[@ChrisDavis-dt6xx]

She is absolutely gorgeous

[@ChrisDavis-dt6xx]

@JoeyBiglerno dude. This woman reacting to song

[@ChrisDavis-dt6xx]

@JoeyBigler you are exactly right. Beautiful couple

[@unjaded2]

love seeing your reactions to music i grew up listening to. to me LED ZEPPELIN the greatest blues rock band ever. have a beautiful day and ROCK ON !

[@jeffreyburley4033]

And you see why this group was so often emulated but never topped in their genre. The drive they put in the music made you want to move with it regardless of your nature. They were the best at what they did and no one has come close to mimicking them.

[@timothyowens4547]

Everytime i watch a reaction vid to this song. The girls feel it right away. The guys are clueless!. Gonna give you every inch of my love. That is the crucial lyric!!

[@jamescrane2156]

Led Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven. Live version from Madison Square Garden in New York City in 1973.

[@BST-lm4po]

Led Zeppelin SUX Live!!!!!!

[@BeOtterMyFriend]

I love how Carol describes the experience as mesmerising and taking you to places. That's "psychedelic" for you.

[@kathiekinsler]

“What is happening?” 😂😂 Loved your reaction

[@dianaspears571]

I always get a laugh when people ask that!

[@journeymantraveller3338]

Whole Lotta love has the most primal guitar riff in all Rockdom. This is what happens when musicians from Celtic ancestry, with all its musicality, meet African American blues rhythms, lyrics and electric guitars. This confluence of musical influences happened for the first time in the 60s. No Quarter and the Battle of Evermore are more mystical. Worth a video reaction.

[@JimiKool]

An awesome song by a killer band! Led Zeppelin will rock your blues away!😊

[@Tijuanabill]

Yeah the message is not exactly subtle....but it's completely rock and roll.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Greatest band in history! Keep going and do their live performances!

[@Trep-k1z]

Greatest artist ..Robert plant =micheal Angelo Jimmy page=Leonardo DaVinci Jones = monet Bonham = Picasso musically 🎼

[@paulbykowicz9653]

she KNEW what it was about.. Ha.. SHAKE FOR ME GIRL...

[@stevegardenhire5698]

Gonna give you every inch of my love......pretty much sums up the song

[@thewizard6077]

This was a studio recording with a montage of live performance videos set to the music. Like you did with this song, I always recommend listening to the studio versions of songs first before reacting to live versions, especially when it comes to Led Zeppelin. Led Zeppelin were well known for improvisation, and would often change the songs significantly in a live show. Despite what the masses in your comments section will try to tell you, to truly gain understanding and appreciation for the magic within their songs, you should always listen to the studio recordings first. I recommend that you do a reaction to the official audio/studio recordings of two songs. The 1st song is "Stairway to Heaven" off of the album Led Zeppelin IV, and the 2nd song is "Since I've Been Loving You" off of the album Led Zeppelin III. Both songs are among some of the greatest achievements in audio recording history and both of these studio recordings will open your eyes to the magic and greatness that was (and is) Led Zeppelin. Peace

[@avlanche7777]

Hey, it was late 60’s rock! Great music. Stands up today and forever tomorrows.

[@shannonpace9433]

Kashmir and Since I've been loving you are my favorite Led Zeppelin songs.

[@1960rlv]

MSG 1973 Song Remains The Same/ Rain Song. Rain Song is an absolutely stunning live performance

[@relevantbrother8964]

Love the reaction and everything about the song. The way the bass comes in after the opening is the highlight for me.

[@markusjentzsch7932]

Loved them since i was 17. 40 years ago. And only about 10 years ago, i started realizing, that all this greatness stands and falls with BONZOS drumming.

[@145Slap789]

Right, but they all complimented each other into achieving their greatness

[@tunanorth]

Robert Plant's extended wail at 4:10 is the greatest vocal sound in the history of rock music.

[@dalj4362]

One of the best British bands ever 🇬🇧 ❤

[@toddgilleylen3438]

Classic song! Let me give you every inch of my love! 🤟😍🇺🇸

[@digger5521]

When she knows She knows ...... Mesmerising hmmmmm :)

[@PeterTea]

This song is all about eros love. Check out Since I’ve Been Loving You by them, either the live MSG or studio one. It’s all great by them.

[@MConchis]

Listen to the Madison Square Garden live version of Since I've Been Loving You

[@valoriel4464]

One if the best songs ever. Glad you got to enjoy it too. Thx ✌🏻

[@michaelbriefs9764]

Hey guys, just so you know, the video is actually an edited/shortened version of the studio version of that song. They wanted to shorten it, for some reason. Check out their song called "Heart Breaker/Livin' Lovin Maid" from the 2nd album. Excellent!

[@CharlotteDavis-ir6tl]

For 45's record sales is why they shorten the song

[@tattooshop9551]

I don't think the princess could take it...

[@davidrodenkirk5561]

I am 61 now and i know of them for sure. I was 10 when i first became a big fan.👍🏻✌️

[@EdA1]

Thank you for doing my pick, not sure if that’s why you did it, but thanks!!!… You’ve now heard their hard rock side and you’ve heard their eastern influence with Kashmir. Next you really must do their biggest song of all time and the one that has consistently for decades been picked one of the greatest, if not THE greatest song of all time. Stairway to Heaven. Many suggest the 1973 live version which is great, but I’ve always felt the studio version must be heard first. It mixes Celtic folk and acoustic with electric rock and is perfection… Rock on!!!

[@TheCoupleCrib]

Thank you so much!!! ❤❤ we'll definitely do it soon 🙌🙌 Appreciate it 🙏

[@jamesspanglet6702]

I second listening to the studio version.

[@joshuadeshaies7266]

Guys please turn it way up so we can hear it as loud as we want on our end. Singed the GOATS.

[@TheCoupleCrib]

So sorryyy for the inconvenience! Audio will be improved for the next Led Zeppelin video 🙌

[@joshuadeshaies7266]

@@TheCoupleCrib oh no worries guys!! I just wanted you to know lol. Looking forward to your next reaction video. Thank you

[@glaight6362]

Me thinks the young lady blushes 😊

[@branjohnson3905]

i saw 2 of their concerts. you had to be there to understand. unreal...wouldn't trade growing up in the 60s n 70s for anything. what a ride.

[@ChrisDavis-dt6xx]

Please do a reaction to Led Zeppelin Dazed and Confused

[@markacuna2828]

Live 1973 Madison Square garden New York it's 28 minutes long

[@davidandrews8963]

You know what love is IS now ♥

[@federicocastro3640]

The best reaction, nice, exciting to see it :)

[@tattooshop9551]

was a good reaction 'til she melted down over the 'sexual' connotations. get over yourself, princess!

[@johnwelsh6065]

I grew to maturity with all this great music all around me. I have been privileged.

[@Snakebite351]

Great reaction. They are truly legends. Here's two more Zep songs for you: Since I've Been Loving You and The Immigrant Song

[@RODRIEUROMANIAKO]

It is the perfect song to dedicate to this lady

[@patrickseevers3858]

Since I’ve been loving you off of Led Zeppelin 3 album. Or live at Madison square garden 1973.Check to see which one has the most views. The guitar work is amazing

[@tylerkay3]

The great sister band Heart did the stairway to Heaven cover to honor Led Zeppelin at the Kennedy center honors. The band was honored minus the drummer John Bohnham. His son Jason plays with Heart. The band was moved to tears. The president and rich and famous were there rockin.

[@ChrisDavis-dt6xx]

Love for you 2 from Texas

[@alchabeta3237]

You guys are lots of fun! Great time.

[@derekdecker7990]

You two rock!!

[@VIDSTORAGE]

This is the song that made them mega famous in 1969 , it is bombastic wild boisterous psychedelic and many of their songs are not like that ,they can be totally opposite from this and it made them the greatest band because they were so versatile and good at every thing they did .. Check out - Good Times Bad Times - Babe Im Gonna Leave You - Dazed and Confused - Your Time Is Gonna COME--- ,all from their very first album ...

[@jessealvarez6324]

Not to many remember this, but back in the 70's we had what was called quadrophonic sound. Which is surround sound now. If you play Led Zeppelin songs in this style you will enter into a whole new world of music magic!!!!!!! 4 speakers one hard bass and one subwoofer!!!!! Check it out Zeppelin was way ahead of it's time!!!!! They were not from this world!!!!!

[@ianhepplewhite8334]

I was 15/16 (1968/69) when this appeared.There was a lot of very new and different styles happening from the mid-1960s.

[@terrylandess6072]

It's that damn hippie music and I love it.

[@raymondmanderville505]

Because you listen to the music through headphones , you heard the music the way we heard it & the way the sound engineers intended it to be heard back in the 70s . I doubt they even manufacture stereos capable of reproducing the division of sound of that period . Sound engineers like Allen Parsons who worked at Abbey Road studios for the Beatles & on Dark Side of the Moon for Pink Floyd , were capable of producing albums of their own like the Allen Parsons Project

[@ChrisDavis-dt6xx]

Great Classic song

[@alonenjersey]

Hello there you two. May I just say that I LOVE THAT WALL in the background!!!

[@clintoncarver1926]

That is one of the best psychedelic songs ever recorded.

[@voinescumacrea1274]

You gotta do Still loving you live at Madison Square Garden. Amazing performance!

[@thexmark7]

led zeppelin - since I've been loving you live .....Do this next

[@steelers6titles]

A subtle masterpiece.

[@DrTomMD]

Yes ma’am. He is sensually acting out the love part😉 As an American of Arab ancestry, I love watching my young cousins from the Levant experience some of the greatest rock in history from a very, very liberal time.

[@tanyaweathersby9393]

❤❤❤Robert❤❤❤

[@Jarlaxxle1]

I highly reccomend Led Zeppelins Since I've Been Loving You, Live. Amazing song to react to. Loved this video. Enjoy Zep, they are The Greatest.

[@moi6477]

i prefer the studio version

[@fnjsaunders]

You like the double neck... 😊. Wait until you watch the MSG version. Most newbies miss the bow used on the guitar.

[@hanspettersson504]

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

[@RobertoSanchez-o4e]

She is Tripping!

[@fewwiggle]

Great reaction!!! If it were my channel :-), the next thing I'd listen to would be "The Rain Song" -- it's a whole different side of Led Zeppelin and it is just fantastic . . . Or, do the smart thing :-), and react to their whole catalog of studio/album cuts starting with their first album's first song "Good Times, Bad Times"

[@757optim]

Double-neck guitar. Usually, one will be a 12 string and the other a 6 string.

[@duncanmaclennan9151]

Nice One !!!!!!ALWAYS DO STUDIO VERSION BEFORE LIVE,,,,,MUCH BETTER SOUND

[@fewwiggle]

Despite the appearance given by the video, this was the studio version. Regardless, I agree with you, the studio versions are best 99.9% of the time in order to appreciate the nuances of a song.

[@jimmandrell2680]

Check out ( " Heartbreaker/ Living Loving Maid " , together) and "You Shook Me ".

[@ericramirez4518]

Grande grande grande Zeppelin

[@amandarae4289]

Watching her face....she gets it.

[@matthewdooley7855]

This is the song that every rock band wishes they could create. Few can even come close. Also a reminder that 90% of rock music is about attracting the opposite sex, and the other 10% is breakup songs!

[@TheGathumpus]

You need to take a look at their "Celebration " concert at the 02 arena Kashmir (done again live) would be a good first choice to their concert as older musicians.

[@tomsa123456]

The Rover.. (Houses of the Holy) Rock and Roll for sure. I've been to London, seen seven wonders I know to trip is just to fall I used to rock it, sometimes I'd roll it...

[@ALifeThatRocks]

Rock music has been at the forefront of challenging social boundaries. In the 70s, this was quite a debut.

[@kenneth9874]

Actually it was the late '60's

[@JohnLedger-g4i]

Carol. You get that that sexy little smirk to every Zep track.

[@mikehughes7730]

Gorgeous...

[@darrenmiller6927]

Fun reaction. You guys are fun. Great song, great band. You guys are beautiful, thanks!

[@philipmorgan6048]

She gets it.

[@allendesalme197]

This is progressive rock - there are many changes throughout the song

[@fewwiggle]

While Led Zeppelin doesn't get enough credit for their 'progressive rock' bona fides, this song is also definitely 'blues rock' (with LZ's special 'progressive' flavoring on top) . . . .

[@donaldduck2139]

good days...miss them

[@Alan_CFA]

The bridge in the middle with the weird music was supposed to be a musical interpretation of an orgasm. A thereamin was one of the instruments they used. The double-neck guitar was built for Page to play Stairway to Heaven live. The song changes from a 12-string to a 6-string and this way he could do that without swapping guitars.

[@mr.zeppelin9384]

Best band ever to walk planet earth led zeppelin Allahu akbar God is the greatest

[@PamelaSimpson-m9j]

Please listen to the group the Small Faces song You Need Loving, it was released 3 years before Whole lotta Love

[@lyndoncmp5751]

And nowhere near as good. It's basically just a copy of the Dixon song.

[@timeoftheyear5230]

" I want to be your back door, man," 😮😊😅😂

[@olafkelm6441]

She knows what the song is

[@billyhill7630]

In quadraphonic sound it completes a circle of sound.

[@SamathaVipassana93]

everyone reviews the lightweight songs that arent that unusual like rain song etc. Listen to 4 sticks-on Zepplin 4 if you want to see the insane talent of Led Zepplin. Bonham had to play it with 4 drumsticks to make it work.

[@MrRickSteele]

I now of guys who went into battle in Vietnam blasting this song from their tanks. Think the VC got a whole lotta something!

[@texastyrannyresponseteam794]

not sure if the lyrics and meanings were missed.. or you guys just prefer not to go there... either way.. it's a great song by a legendary band.. and Carol you are adorable and Elie, you sir are a fine gentleman.. looking forward to seeing more of your reactions..

[@collierpeoples1918]

Def give Lemon Song a spin!!! Thank me later!!

[@charlesmarkley220]

Welcome on board.😊

[@Stacy55ish]

Guys, when you listen to Led Zeppelin, volume way up!

[@phillipareed2]

Every Zep song is a love song. Every one,

[@larencegagland506]

Hope you guys are doing well!!!!!...👍👍

[@Jaloja]

I recall when that song was new and I was a teen... it was a bit of a shocker!

[@666tubedragon666]

Led Zeppelin stands alone at the top of the mountain..timeless ageless peerless

[@garyverhoeff9310]

request play this one Led Zeppelin - What Is and What Should Never Be (Live at The Royal Albert Hall 1970)

[@Ray-mb3vf]

If you want to see that two in one guitar, called a double neck guitar, sing check out Stairway to Heaven live at MSG 73. One of the best solos ever.

[@markacuna2828]

You wanna get blown away watch dazed and confused live from song remains the same Madison Square garden 1973 its 28 minutes long