REACTION: dazed and confused (live) - LED ZEPPELIN

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#ledzeppelin #dazedandconfused

[@PeterTea]

Don’t worry. Zeppelin has been blowing people’s minds for over 50 years. 🤯🤯🤯

[@JU5TINPDX]

It’s been a pleasure, over the last few days, to watch you experience and appreciate the other-worldly talent of Led Zeppelin. You’re right they are all insanely talented and essential… but Jimmy, well it all begins with Jimmy… he had the idea for a band, picked the three other members, wrote most of the music, produced all the albums himself… Led Zeppelin is Jimmy Page’s masterpiece. The next step for you, i think is to keep going with this concert… two of the best ever: First: “the song remains the same/the rain song” MSG 73 -two songs that fit together. The first part is a fast and incredibly technical guitar showcase that then transitions into the most gorgeous and majestic ballad of all time. Guaranteed to hit you hard. Then, “No Quarter” MSG 73 Another amazing version with great organ parts and the most intense guitar solo Sorry, I could go on forever… but no joke, you have just scratched the surface of Led Zeppelin, they have Soooo much more in store for you ;)

[@eatthisvr6]

7:45 that section is my favourite piece of music ever recorded, its GLORIOUS! and the interaction between the 2 johns is great to see

[@EventHorizonMK]

Also, I know you’re infatuated with Jimmy and Robert but after listening to No Quarter you will definitely gain an appreciation for John Paul Jones. He is a master on the keyboard and bass guitar!

[@markacuna2828]

Why she will jus blurr it out screw us over

[@doughickeytheyaretheebeste7316]

A god on bass piano ,keyboard, arranging etc

[@VictorHernandez-dd5ls]

Hi, I recommend the song "Ramble On"!

[@BBaldwin]

Jonesy - the silent assassin

[@bobbyn.9773]

@@markacuna2828 unfortunately if she does not do that they will block the video

[@jaynethomas7380]

I love to hear you say you're now "obsessed" with Zep. I'm 68 and I saw them in 1970. I've rediscovered them thanks to KZbin. Watching this generation react to their magic has made me "obsessed" with them all over again. And I mean "obsessed". 🤦‍♀️ Lol

[@vicprovost2561]

Yep, I'm 67 now and seen this reaction for the 3rd time. I cry every time. 😂 She is the most outgoing reactor In such a good way, that I have seen, especially reacting to Zeppelin. I am always obsessed with them but Now more than ever. I can't wait to see her discover Pink Floyd! That will be must see TV! Rock On. 🎸

[@joshb23]

No band has ever been more talented and creative on stage as these FOUR Titans. This was truly a BAND, each one of them being essential to the sound. It really does short circuit your brain how good they were! From the heaviest grooves to the lightest passages, from straight blues jams to psychedelic interludes, they could do it all. New subscriber, love your videos!

[@bobhope3716]

Anyone who doubts Jimmy Page is the greatest rock guitarist ever needs to see this performance. Nothing even comes close.

[@jaynethomas7380]

Agree 💯

[@guitarttimman]

I know man! Page does every scale mode you can think of in this song, and then he actually makes futuristic predictions about the music that will come to pass in the future. This guitar work is many years ahead of its time. lol

[@bobhope3716]

@@guitarttimman They still haven't caught up to Jimmy Page. This performance is the greatest guitar performance any human will ever give. I knew it immediately after seeing TSRS in the theater back in 76.

[@guitarttimman]

@@bobhope3716 You're right.

[@rickferrari9042]

Some people think Eddie van Halen is better I don't

[@brucefollett8117]

It's so gratifying and self-validating to see people your age discover and appreciate the genius that is Led Zeppelin. I discovered Zeppelin back in 1972 when I was 13 years old and have been obsessed ever since. I encourage you to explore both their live and recorded works. They are masterful, but totally different, in both settings. Their live shows are so dynamic and as you say "free spirited", while their records are tight and brilliant. Enjoy this ride, and don't neglect Plant's solo work after Led Zeppelin. His new album "Raise the Roof" with Allison Krauss is beautiful. Great reaction young lady!

[@davet8759]

Led Zeppelin's music isn't just heard, it is also FELT in a big way.

[@user-rd7qu8kk6d]

I love that you’re reactions are so honest with no pretence whatsoever and you’re Led Zeppelin reactions make me smile as they remind me of seeing them live when i was you’re age , keep on keeping it real kid 👍👍

[@codavox1]

Many people are disappointed that Jimmy Page hasn't released any new music in 20 years. It's seeing reactions like this that make me realize Led Zeppelin's output from 1968-1980 was more than enough magic to cement their high regard until the end of time.

[@miguellara003]

I LOVED THIS REACTION!!!!!🙌🙌🙌 You've just begun, your journey and passion for LZ will never end now. LZ is life changing!

[@confoundedbridge6357]

Way back in high school we went to a Friday night midnight showing of this movie at the theater. The place was packed and it was like being at the concert. Everybody was cheering and giving standing ovations!

[@glass2467]

Ari, your reaction to this song actually gives me hope for the future, if you can believe it. I mean, for you to have gone through this extreme musical exploration and actually appreciate it, to the point that it brought you to tears! That says a lot. This kind of music and way of making music doesn't exist anymore. But if you can appreciate it that much, it gives this guy from an older generation, who is dismayed by most of music and art from today's society, hope and optimism for the future. Thank you!

[@pcogs212]

Kudos to you Ari for doing this reaction. This may be the most virtuoso guitar performance of all time..and sadly so many are afraid to listen all the way through. if they only knew what they were missing. You don't and you're better off for it. Led Zeppelin is often regarded by many as the greatest of all time...watching this make clear why that is. Keep going there's so much more down the Led Zeppelin rabbit hole that you'll love.

[@hermitcrypto2787]

I think it’s so awesome that so many people are seeing the beauty and light of Led Zeppelin!

[@Patriotsbruins]

Something also interesting to know is that for this tour Zeppelin were using one of the first Stereo PA Systems provided by ShowCo in Dallas Texas. If you can imagine being in the room, all that swirling and delayed violin bow guitar was circling around the new Left and Right PA channels. It must have been a total mind F**k for all those Hippies in the audience in 1973 to hear one of the first stereo concerts that we're so used to these days.

[@yozaseig3870]

Awesome reaction to an amazing piece of musicianship. Robert and Jimmy so in sync. Magic uplifting stuff. Keep going with their music. In My Time of Dying 1975 at Earls Court is worth doing you will love it.

[@timmyd2820]

You've got the best led reactions. The rabbit hole is deep and delightful. Keep doing them

[@tommyplays131]

Page once said in an interview, he keeps a very focused and open mind and doesn't think but feels through his solos, which is why Jimmy always gives the same song different textures and solos time and time again......In his prime he was the greatest guitarist that ever lived and we're so lucky to witness his genius

[@rickjohnson3580]

Welcome to the Greatest band to ever grace the stage. They were then they are today, and will forever be tomorrow. In the year 2525 the alien nation will be listening to Led Zeppelin. 4 masterful musicians the likes that will never be seen again. Don't worry about the tears I still get tears and I was sharing them with you . And I have been listening to them since 1976. Every live performance is different even Jimmy says they have no idea where the songs are going to go . They had this musical ESP and they could go in any direction,maybe at any time . So unique. I have watched all your Zep reaction videos I love your appreciation for just how insanely talented these 4 musical gods are. The stars were aligned for these 4 guys to come together. Here are a couple of suggestions for you then a piece of advice. Suggestions : 1973 msg "The Song Remains The Same/ The Rain song". Then "No Quarter". Then do 1975 st Earls court. "IN MY TIME OF DYING." and the Acustic set with "GOING TO CALIFORNIA" and "THATS THE WAY. " and their last ever reunion concert st the O2 areana. Check out Kashmire. The are in their latest 60's ibelieve and playing with John Bonhams son Jason on the drums .it will blow you away. Honestly there are no bad Zeppelin songs only timeless masterpieces. Ok now for the advice. To really understand and see the diversity of Zeppelin hou need to start at the beginning with LZ 1 side one and listen to the music how Jimmy produced it to be herd. Playing the full album because it will take you places that you can't understand jumping around . So start at the beginning trust me you will thank me for it. The journey it will take you on is unequaled. Every album and every song become your favorites all for different reasons. This rabbit hold is deep and will forever change the way you hear music for the rest of your life. Beginning to the end Every album in order side by side song to song

[@vicprovost2561]

He speaks the Truth, you need to listen to their studio albums, one at a time, when you can. Then you will truly understand...

[@ballsyrocker]

Four masters equal a Monster Group. Saw them LIVE 1975 Long Beach Arena Tickets $7.50 for a 3 hour tour . Heh. I wish I could take you all back to that night. Epic! Oh, Ari..you will freak.. but... I am 72 and back in 1967 The Yardbirds came to my little town of LaPorte Indiana with Jimmy and Jeff Beck on guitars. Clapton had left. Tickets; $1.50 for 2 hours at the local National Guard Armory and only about 125 people. During a break, Pagey came outside and joined me and a couple friends (he said to call him Pagey) and he asked and I gave him a Kool menthol cigarette. He was about your age then (so was I) and we chatted a few minutes until he got called back inside to play. i was blessed... now you know" the rest of the story". I enjoyed your Love of the group and music. Keep it up and check out come other Zep video performances. Peace and Love .

[@vicprovost2561]

Wow, A buck fifty for tickets! I thought $3.50 was cheap in 1971 for shows. Rock On!

[@juliemanarin4127]

Honey we are ALL obsessed!! I know I am...I'm Zeppelin's biggest fan...I'm 62! Pink Floyd are great...my second favorite band...but nobody compares to Zeppelin!

[@justinthyme5382]

Love your comment, but I might be just a touch a bigger fan, I'm 82 years young and still rocking mainly in my rocking chair. Saw them play Perth early 70s. LZ will still be played a 100 years from now. Love and peace from Australia. 😎🖐💕🎵🎶🎵

[@jibidishamrock]

"And I fucking love his pants" is an awesome reaction. I was cracking up. Great reaction.

[@chrisw3421]

Welcome to the party, lady :) They've been wildly popular for over half a century and there is no stopping them ...they will be popular 100 years from now as well :)

[@fadiaz1969]

Great reaction! You should try reacting to “In my time of dying” at Earls Court in 1975. One of their very best live performances I’ve ever seen, and that’s saying a lot. Earls Court also has some good acoustic sets, like “Going to California”, “Bron-y-Aur Stomp” and “That’s the way”. It would also be worthwhile seeing some of their really early stuff, like “How many more times” from Denmark tv in 1969, or “whole lotta love” from The Royal Albert Hall show in 1970. As for Pink Floyd, do “comfortably numb” from The Pulse show, and from their live at Pompeii performance, do “Echoes”. After that, their Dark Side of the moon and Wish You were here albums, are my two favorite albums from them, and I really recommend you listen to them in their entirety. Good luck and enjoy!

[@TyGuy1245]

Listen to the version of in my time of dying live on KZbin named in my time of dying mohtership. There's two versions they did at earls court and the one named in my time of dying mohtership is the one you should go with. The mohtership version has such good slide guitar.

[@danielgerald4551]

@@TyGuy1245 yes make sure it’s the mhotorship version..

[@scottbaldwin7133]

BY FAR THE BEST ROCK AN ROLL BAND EVER

[@johnsample5628]

I love Bonham's solo at the end. I am convinced that was him making sure that performance went out on the BANG it deserved.

[@koninginvictoria]

Led Zeppelin was my favorite band as a teenager and college student. I was obsessed. I haven't listened to them in years, but reaction videos brought me back to them. NIce to see people discovering them for the first time.

[@rutssy]

I see your tears, it is a breathtaking masterpiece. Jimmy is taking us to another level!

[@mattsabath]

This is one of the best reactions I have seen. Kudos to you, young lady, for putting your heart out there.

[@justinthyme5382]

Led Zeppelin 1st Album is the greatest blues rock ever recorded,saw them play Perth early 70s, I'm 82 years young and still rocking mainly in my rocking chair. Love and peace from Australia 😎🖐🎵🎶🎵🎶

[@tektoniks_architects]

Fantastic reaction! You would really love the two- song set of The Song Remains The Same + Rain Song from this same concert. You have to play them back to back just like in the concert film. Glad to see new generations of people carry the Zep torch into the future. Great stuff.

[@juliemanarin4127]

The most unbelievable performance you will ever see! Bonham follows Jimmy...JPJ follows Bonham...that is unique to Zeppelin!! I'm crying with you...it's the greatness. Jimmy is undeniably the greatest guitarist on the planet!

[@jaynethomas7380]

I was a Jimi Hendrix fan and maybe if he'd lived he would have been the best. But he didn't have the time to really show us what he could grow into.

[@stevesharpe361]

By far the best reaction I've seen to any LZ. Asking all the questions we did. Bravo Ari.

[@greg2976]

I am so glad I found your channel! I'm 62, and the fact that such a young cutie pie like yourself loves the music I grew up on, really brightens my day! Keep it up girl!

[@oliver6749]

Please do more from this concert. I'm now looking for your video's, you are so sincere and I think we all love you!!

[@danielhamill9912]

You along with many other people including myself are obsessed. How could you not be. These guys are all beyond amazing. I am so jealous of the people there experiencing that live. Can only imagine what that was like. So glad to see young people into Led Zeppelin. There are plenty who wouldnt even know who they are. Well done. Great reaction

[@oliver6749]

Thanks for doing this!! They did a lot of improvising in this that it's so incredible they did it live.

[@johnsample5628]

When Jimmy Page was a teenager he was probably the preeminent session guitarist in London, meaning he was brought in to play on just about everything, and because of that he had to learn to play every style. He could play ANYTHING, and that was 8 yrs before Led Zeppelin.

[@bobbyn.9773]

Usually the guitarist follows the rhythm section but with Led Zeppelin if you notice they usually follow Jimmy and he will turn around and look at Bonzo when the switch is coming up...Guitar God!

[@davidscroggins7728]

You are the coolest of the cool in my favorite reactor! I love the pureness of your heart and soul. More please!

[@joevincent3068]

Seen them in 75 and 77 in Cleveland and had tickets for the 80 show until the untimely passing of Bonzo .Jimmy and the boys always gave an excellent show! Jimmy’s a masterful showman and guitar virtuoso has an undeniable stage presence!

[@srt8rocketship241]

Jimmy is a master of sound. Great with the Crybaby pedal and the Cello now. Hell , just an all-around master. What Rockstars. Forever timeless. Best Rythem Section ever.

[@bobbyn.9773]

I actually asked Jimmy about the bow and I was at this show in 73 and he told me it was a violin bow mate

[@VIDSTORAGE]

The song melody especially in the studio version is basically emulating the pain of a man that has been hurt to the very core of his soul and his depression takes him into a dark wilderness that he cannot get out of and the guitar crying is a good observation ....Check out the original Jake Holmes version and the Les Zep studio version for a comparison

[@williamcabell142]

Love watching young people turn on to Zep. Honey I’ve been hearing it since I was 18...I am 69, and it still sounds fresh as the day I first heard it!

[@luvbasses5487]

What your seeing and hearing here in Dazed is: a work in progress from their very beginning in 1968. The song was constantly evolving thru the first few years of the early seventies….and right up til July of ‘73 when this film was shot. The ‘73 tour showcased the apex of their technical abilities. It went from March to July and was a mammoth tour. It took me thirty years to figure this Dazed out too. It can be too much at times! These guys were superheroes! A tremendous amount of listening has gone on by me. Look up some of the bootleg audio recordings from ‘73 and you’ll hear Dazed sound much like this. Seattle 7-17-73 or Buffalo 7-15-73 are standouts totally!

[@julienmarquet8612]

More seriously, sweetheart, it's the most perfect reaction I ever saw! I'm 42 years old, in 6 days OK! I'm listening to LED ZEP, and, especially to that version, since I'm 16! I never saw, such a beautiful, young woman, feeling that music, exactly like me! I like so much, when you're feeling the guitar solo, the drum beat, you' ré feeling everything, you're excited when they changing the rhythm, YOU'RE SO EXCITED BY JIMMY'S SOUNDS! SO, THE SOLO, IN THE MIDDLE OF THE SONG, HE DID IT, BY PLAYING WITH A VIOLIN BOW, ON HIS GUITAR! AND, USING A WAH WAH PEDAL AT THE SAME TIME! SWEETHEART, you're so beautiful, and, I never saw or heard, another person, who felt the music, exactly like me! 😍🎼❤️You're feeling the changes, exactly like me, you're excited when Jimmy's playing more violent, like me, everything like me! Except, you're so pu h fucking more, exciting, when you're reactin! 😂😛🎸🇫🇷🤣

[@PeterTea]

I once heard Jimmy say that he became a better musician in Zeppelin and that they all did. I mean what guitarist wouldn’t want a drummer like Bonham or a bassist like Jonesy or a singer like Plant? When you have no “weakest link” you can soar over the hills and far away… so to speak. Speaking of which, check out that song by them too.

[@RobertRichmond-xu2wf]

This is my only comment. You r the reason life should go on

[@PeterTea]

Thanks man. That’s a helluva compliment. I’ll happily accept that I am A reason. But we still need Zeppelin to have that stairway to heaven.

[@mollysegarden]

I absolutely love your reaction to listening to Led Zeppelin! You are such a led head! Led Zeppelin also brings me to tears as well and I am a Jimmy Page fan. 🎸🎼🥁🎤

[@Shaun-ed4fz]

I'm 53 yrs old and I ABSOLUTELY LOVED your reaction to this! YOU brought tears to MY eyes!!! It reminded me of when I was 12 yrs old and heard/saw this!

[@jimmycompton6352]

So glad you did it. Even more glad you liked it so much.There are other bands I like but when it comes down to it,no one else is close.The individual talent, the chemistry between them, their presence just put them in a different league!

[@thegenxgamerr]

Congrats on finding Led Zeppelin. As your channel grows and you expand into other music, always come home to them they will never let you down.

[@Umadeabadmistake]

This is timeless music, listening to this you'd never guess it was 49 years old, then again it is Led Zeppelin. Great reaction!

[@eatthisvr6]

11:48 here comes the bow! its a cello bow and the way he creates a soundscpae with it is just from somewhere else

[@bubhub64]

Some Beatle concerts back in the day were shorter than this one live tune.

[@josephlinnell9855]

The Beatles aren't even a pimple on Zeppelin's ass

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

Excellent reaction! You touched on many things so let me see if I can answer some questions. Zeppelin was famous for their improvisation on stage so they could take a song and stretch it as long as they wanted. Robert would even add bits of other songs to it like he did when he started singing "If you're going to San Francisco"; that is from a different song by someone else. When Robert sings along or follows the guitar, it's called a "call and response" and was something found in a lot of blues songs. In this concert movie, each band member had a "fantasy" sequence because the film crew screwed up some of the filming so there were gaps in the video that had to be filled and this one is Jimmy's "fantasy". Jimmy climbing to the wizard/mage/hermit - whatever you want to call him, was filmed on his property in Scotland and is supposed to represent man's quest for enlightenment/wisdom and to realize it is within, if you can access it. The guys the cops were chasing were selling bootleg merch so they got kicked out. Jimmy had been using a bow on his guitar since he was a session musician. He wasn't the first to use it (believe it or not) but he was the first to get something remotely melodic out of it, so it "belongs" to him now. Please, don't forget to show bassist John Paul Jones some love - his contribution is immense. Here's another performance of theirs that might bring you to tears. It's called The Rain Song and it's from Earls Court. They have a version from the MSG concert movie, but it happens to be Robert's "fantasy" and I feel it detracts from the beauty of the song. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpvJqWeKpq2Jf6M I adore Zep so let me know if I can ever answer any questions.

[@auzdoz]

Love that the music moved you to tears. You totally get 'it'! Keep Rocking Amiga!!!👍🏻🤘🏻🤙🏻

[@eatthisvr6]

if anybody argues who the best guitarist ever is, show them this. end of discussion!

[@garywilson3042]

I was having this debate 2 days ago with a friend. I honestly think page is basically Mozart on the guitar, how he injects feeling and emotion into his playing style. There are better guitarists in terms of technicality, but page stands out as a master.

[@bobhope3716]

Agreed. Page's speed and improvisational abilities here will never be equalled by anyone.

[@christopherekin1747]

@@bobhope3716 Well said 100%

[@finnafishfl]

Jimmy Page Jimmi Hendrix Frank Zappa I cant choose fight me

[@rutssy]

Jimmy was definetly singing to you with the guitar Ari. Would you react to more live Zeppelin please????

[@grahamfay2473]

Welcome to the Led Zeppelin appreciation society. They were and still are the greatest band. Brilliant reaction I still feel it too after so many times that I've heard it. Theyake my soul take flight.

[@josephruybal460]

I was 7 years old when I saw them in 1973 my first rock concert I ever went to was led Zeppelin fantastic show

[@user-gk1nt6sm2z]

I was wondering, but I'm convinced you're the real deal. So glad you are reacting, brilliant.

[@laboexit1457]

Love your reaction. Please more Led Zep!

[@edtougas807]

Your reactions are amazing! So great to see that you enjoy this great talent! Check out some of their blues tracks”Babe I’m gonna leave you” “You Shook Me” “I can’t quit you babe” “Lemon Song” “How many more times”

[@27thangel23]

Don't worry about the tears- the great ones (Zep, Pink Floyd) know how to play emotions as well as their instruments... maybe even better. It is a joy to see you enjoy like we did all those years back- I'm happy for you. The call and response is a Blues thing- which is how Jimmy and Robert bonded; turning Blues into Blues Rock. If you have only a short time available, try the audio version of "You shook Me" where Robert's voice imitates Jimmy's guitar, then Jimmy makes his guitar sound like Robert's voice. It is incredible. Peace from Canada, be safe.

[@vicprovost2561]

Yes, after this she should give Pink Floyd a chance and alternate between the two. First try Comfortably Numb from Pulse: Live then Echoes, Parts 1 & 2 from Live at Pompeii. Both those performances give a similar, other worldy vibe somewhat like what you just listened to but in their own amazing way. The 2 bands will be your greatest musical journey. As The Mandalorian says: It Is the Way. Enjoy! 🎵

[@rutssy]

Jimmy's guitar work is amazing!

[@jimmyboredom3519]

With Zeppelin what you see is what you get. At its core, zeppelin is a live band. Most acts tour to promote album sales. These guys (more or less) had the attitude of if you like the album, you should see us live. And the albums are some of the best rock albums ever.

[@puromichoacan8339]

In my time of dying LIVE!!! 1975 at Earl's Court Arena best rock performance ever recorded!!!!!!

[@dboywestcoastuncensored.3481]

Yes your reaction to led zeppelin dazed and confused is priceless great great band with the whole band mmm. Love your reaction to music.

[@dboywestcoastuncensored.3481]

My first view I subscribed now

[@tenchmagic]

Never seen anyone have so much fun watching Zep! Great to see 😊

[@Sgp853]

This is one of the best reactions to LZ I have seen. I think once you have done the live stuff start go through album by album in order.

[@IanT820]

Really hope you dive into all their albums. So many amazing songs. IMHO the greatest band of all time

[@cesarq641]

Ari, another great reaction. Maybe it's time for you to feel the polished gems of some their studio recordings. One of Jimmy Page's greatest skills was the production and recording of Led Zeppelin studio albums. He had a clear vision of what he wanted the band to sound like, and he was able to achieve it with 3 other master musicians.

[@jmar7631]

How? Creative genius + masterful musicians. This is what separates Led Zep from the rest, and likely always will. I've been enjoying their music for the last 50+ years. Since you've started to dive into Lep Zep, now you get to do the same. ;) This was a fabulous performance but if you want to hear what the song, Dazed and Confused, actually sounds like, listen to their studio version. Wonderful.

[@Turbulence1976]

Watching you watching this is one of the most enjoyable things I´ve experienced for quite a while :) I´ve been listening to this regularly since 1990. It took me years to appreciate some of the things Jimmy does in this live performance. I was absolutely stunned to see with your reactions at certain moments that you "GOT IT!" immediately. I laughed with you and just felt so great to enjoy these stunning moments with you! Me sitting here going like "..I know! I know" nodding my head all smiling while seeing you "hearing" what was going on! I don´t know.. I don´t comment often.. but I loved watching and listening with you and also when you reacted to Since I´ve been loving you :) I´m a fan now 😊 Your sense for hearing music seems to be extremely well tuned! My favorit part is the last guitar solo from minute 24 till the end.

[@vincentnicoletti]

They were on another level

[@srt8rocketship241]

Great job Gal , I'm glad I subscribed. Like I said before. You proved there is still hope and strong light in the world. Watch the movie/concert called The Song Remains The Same.

[@ricklinn8851]

You give me hope for the future. Keep the torch lit.

[@howardbrown911]

What you are missing in this, and that is very little, is the incredible interaction of Johm Paul Jones and John Bonham. The bass and drums drive the undercurrent of the music and these two were the masters that taught everyone else. Listen to them closely and you will see what is happening and learn how to tell a great bad that isn't just a good musician or two. You can see them both looking at each other as they are checking to see they are together and working on the same time. This is not meant as a criticism, but just a recommendation about how you can get even more from music. Love ya girl! You are fantastic. I hope you never lose your love for music, and always seek out the best of it!

[@user-gu7kk5zk2b]

I think you love Jimmy as much as I do! I'm 76 and am reconnecting to Zeppelin through KZbin

[@laszlovszky1234]

It was an experience to watch your reaction. I would have liked to go to an Led Zeppelin concert with you. Jimmy already tried the violin bow in the Yardbirds, where he also played the sitar. He was always experimental.

[@mackmitchell94]

You’re not alone, I cried the first time I saw this too lol .

[@juliemanarin4127]

Me too!

[@joecalderon7410]

Your generation needs more like you

[@eatthisvr6]

28:28 thats classical music! theyre playing mars bringer of war (which itself is awesome!) in the middle of a rock track haha

[@jaydubya3698]

I've listened to this track so many times since around 1980 and I never knew that!!! Interesting but not surprising I guess since Jimmy's and JPJ's knowledge and musical training was extensive. Thanks!!.

[@eatthisvr6]

@@jaydubya3698 they regularly dropped that into live versions of dazed. they did it at royal albert hall too, even darker there lol

[@rutssy]

I enjoyed every second of it Ari!

[@markmeisels1737]

So glad u dug it. This is the view from the top of the mountain. Jimmy is a guitar god

[@eugenepoole4914]

I was at this concert, changed my life

[@roseannecohen]

Hello Ari - I know I'm late to react here, but I've only just recently discovered these reaction videos. Who knew I'd be so entertained watching these. Your reaction to Led Zeppelin is the best! I'm looking at my teenage self watching you discover them. It brings tears to my eyes watching you react to them. Like others have posted, you get them! Welcome to the club.

[@roseannecohen]

I watched this video again. I get the biggest kick out of watching you see Jimmy use the cello bow for the first time. I'm cracking up. Great reaction!

[@maverickblackhorse3068]

Yeah, its great imagine being at this given concert. Concerts like this one can get high just breathing the air. Even their studio work is excellent.

[@rcsox]

Jimmy said he got the idea of using a Cello bow from David McCallum's father. David is Ducky from NCIS.

[@GregoryGreock-hz2mg]

You hit the nail on the head. Music just isn't done that way anymore. Your tears show your honesty.😅

[@rutssy]

What is the next Zeppelin live song you will do? Rain Song, No Quarter or Song Remains the same would be great live performances to view also. I would like to see you watch this performance again I enjoyed it so much!

[@josecalderon2036]

This is what I call a reaction!

[@rulkzone9088]

You should do How many more times live Royal Albert hall 1970 live the band at its peak

[@stevenewton4110]

You and your reaction to this are probably one (two -- ?) of the most adorable things I've ever witnessed! You should -- as I've seen some others here suggest -- check out "The Song Remains the Same/The Rain Song" from this same concert, as well as "In My Time of Dying" from Earl's Court (1975). Maybe also the official video of "Travelling Riverside Blues" -- these last two are insane bottleneck-blues trips!

[@rutssy]

They are the masters

[@richiewest7495]

Love the love. I played Zep in a cover band late70's... in clubs. how awesome it was!

[@EventHorizonMK]

You should definitely check out a live performance of No Quarter. Also, after listening to a few more songs, check out Kashmir from the celebration day concert. It was a one off reunion concert when the living band members were in their late 60 and early 60s. I really think you’ll be blown away!

[@RobertRichmond-xu2wf]

This is the greatest thing today in the universe 😇