PERFECT!| FIRST TIME HEARING Led Zeppelin - Nobody's Fault But Mine REACTION

[@IZZY_EDIBLE]

MOTHERSHIP is a "best of" compilation. NOBODY'S FAULT BUT MINE is from their 7th studio album, PRESENCE. One really needs to experience all Led Zeppelin albums in chronological order, track after track. I suggest you do that. It's an incredible journey you've embarked upon!

[@greggfla]

Agreed! 👍

[@willyroussel3563]

Yes and the sound quality is not as good as the remastered studio albums.

[@magneto7930]

Bravo, thank you! I was going to say most of that word for word.

[@tjhunger5656]

I was coming here to say the same. The only thing I would add is that the songs were selected to include all eight of their studio albums and all three remaining members made the decision on which songs best represented their discography

[@frankparrish7887]

When Presence first came out, a lot of Zep fans back from the beginning panned the album. Heck, they were getting panned from all directions, not the least of which was Rolling Stone magazine. I didn't really "discover" them until 1975, so I had this insatiable thirst for anything Led Zeppelin did. I thought Presence was masterful myself, and the thrill of hearing Nobodys Fault on the radio made it one of my first of many favorite Led Zeppelin songs!

[@rocknroll5941]

The drums on this are wicked. People really don't say this song when it comes to some of John Bonhams best Grooves. THE BEST DRUMMER EVER? Hell Yea!!!

[@drlawson]

What I love most about Led Zeppelin is that they were the ultimate BAND. All four were equals -- four master musicians and none could be replaced. That's why they didn't even consider going on after Bonham died. I think that is pretty much unique.

[@frankfroml.a.4104]

Nobody does it like The Mighty Led Zeppelin - everyone else is 'runner-up!'

[@stormy8207]

Creative geniuses ... And Robert Plant was wicked on that harmonica. Yes it's very recognizable in When the Levee Breaks.

[@rbmtn4879]

Custard Pie is another great harmonica song.

[@amandastone7434]

In the levee breaks stormy that's a guitar not a harmonica .check it out

[@rbmtn4879]

@@amandastone7434 All the main instruments are featured prominently in Levee. The guitar work is great as always, but Plant's harmonica and the drum beat really stand out. Jimmy's layering in the studio is also brilliant (again, as always).

[@jamesscully529]

I just wished they gave credit to the artists who they derived songs from, like this one. Technically first recorded in 1927 and credited to Blind Willie Johnson, but only to Page and Plant on the record, it would have served them better that at least they should have gave an inspiration credit to Johnson. Led Zep had a bad habit of doing this; there are at least 25 songs of theirs that can be traced to other artists, many of which they were sued and settled over.

[@stormy8207]

​@@jamesscully529 That is probably true and it is unfortunate. They should have been more vigorous in accreditation. On the other hand, what they take is an idea because what they do with it completely transforms the original. Plant was somewhat of a musical historian, fascinated by all kinds of stuff. Many modern musicians sample their music so turn around comes around I guess. And if they hadn't done these covers we would have missed out on a number of masterpieces. But that does not excuse their neglect.

[@mvamedia5199]

ty. The greatest Rock n Roll band of all TIME!!

[@hilalabbas]

Do more led zeppelin reactions. This band is an ocean of music styles

[@JohnLennon99791]

The Ocean...another good LZ song.

[@rubyswaim1441]

John Bonham kills it on drums in his one. I really think y'all would like The Rain Song...completely different groove.

[@luispalacio3414]

Must be Song remains the same / Rain Song from the concert movie

[@KozmikZootz]

Purists: "Mr. Bonham, one does not simply utilize atypical & experimental time signatures in rock/blues/soul! That's just NOT done! The percussion serves the other instrumentation, NOT the other way around! It's fundamentally-flawed, as well as patently-obscene!" JB: "Betcha ass was moving though, huh?"

[@bishlap]

booo rain song is a SNOOZER.

[@carloscruz7070]

Perfect Choice

[@mikefodge5249]

4 Sure or anything from the Song Remains The same

[@marieellet2424]

Can NEVER play Led Zeppelin loud enough I SWEAR!!!!👂👏👏👏👆👌#YES!!!

[@robertcrain4428]

Impossible !!!

[@paulrogers4483]

*The mighty mighty Led Zeppelin* Does it get any better? No not much!!!!! One of the best rock bands EVER PERIOD!!!!! I'm sincerely glad you love them as much as I do, it does my heart and soul good to see millennials discovering and loving the bands of old. Keep digging and never stop you two, LOVE YOU GUYS!!!! Peace

[@franktraina4147]

The best. Not one of the best. 😎

[@carolynejubber]

Robert's harmonica on When The Levee Breaks is phenomenal (as is everything else on that track).

[@mdanam]

What progress you two have made. Look at you you know every single band member! Love to see you kids appreciating the music we grew up with.

[@Ferrari308-GTSi]

Thats Plant chewing on the mouth organ. Another really good one woth Plant on harmonica is Bring it on Home (live at Royal Akber Hall).

[@magneto7930]

This is a cover of on an old Blind Willie Johnson blues song, adapted by Led Zeppelin. I believe they used distortion on that harmonica much in the same way they did on When the Levee Breaks. This was from the album Presence. Mother Ship is basically a compilation of all previous Led Zeppelin albums over the years.

[@theditto69]

This!!!!

[@keithbk]

And for fun, compare this to the 77's version of the same song: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZ62ga2dq52cfNU

[@leticiamejia3604]

@@keithbk Thank you!

[@jamesscully529]

Uncredited cover. Songwriting credits are Robert Plant and Jimmy Page, with no mention of being an adaptation or crediting Blind Willie Johnson. They did this a lot, and should be embarrassed by it.

[@magneto7930]

@@jamesscully529 I totally agree with you! Unfortunately, they do have quite a long history of getting away with this.

[@ronnie9187]

I am so glad that younger generations are discoverying Led Zeppelin. Quality music should never disapear. Too young meself, I discovered them in the early 80ties. I see a lot of great artists on the wall behind you, that makes me happy. It all started from the blues and Jazz with giants like Coltrain B.B. King and Muddy Waters. Led Zeppeling was also inspired with this particular song by Blind Willie Johnson. Cheers from Switzerland!

[@brucestanley9330]

Thanks for reacting to this song, it's a terrific rocker that really showcases the greatness of each band member. Great reaction 🎉

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

Robert Plant created a solo group, The Honeydrippers, covered classic rock-blues tunes, ABSOLUTELY FIRE😎

[@Ecosse57]

their version of 'sea of love' is awesome.

[@michellewheatley2007]

I will check them out. Thanks. I never knew that.

[@jonlate4581]

Wow! Sea Of Love and Rockin' At Midnight were all over the radio at that time.

[@joshuawiedenbeck6944]

He also did a joint album with Allison Krause called "Raising Sand" which is fantastic.

[@j.kevvideoproductions.6463]

Jimmy Page plays on some of that album as well...

[@andreweaves7975]

The harmonica drop in this song is the baddest in rock 'n' roll.

[@Kitch-hu7tm]

Zeppelin runs all over the Rock spectrum with creativity and talent but never leaves the deep Blues base that they breed their music from.

[@kdm71291]

“When The Levee Breaks” is another featuring great harp by Robert!

[@ricksnow4662]

The bass and drums are absolutely amazing on this song!

[@magicmike6961]

LOVE LOVE LOVE THAT HARMONICA SOLO. !!!!

[@kengiorlando7119]

This is such an underrated song and it is so freaking great! I wish you two were my neighbors - your taste in music mimics mine---all over the place.

[@debbiemccain5850]

Never will there ever be greatness in music like Led Zeppelin!!🎶Keep diving deep!!🎶🎸🎵 If you've done "When The Levee Breaks", you've heard Robert tearing the harmonica up in that one as well!🎶!

[@Renkk17]

Led Zeppelin - Over the Hills and Far Away - Dyer Maker - All of my Love - Rock n Roll

[@brianmcmaster5112]

YES on All My Love. I explained the song in a comment, myself today. Very emotional stuff

[@Philby17]

The Presence album is incredibly underrated - every single song is a banger. 'Tea for One' is the final song off this 7th album - it's almost never mentioned in Led Zep conversations, but I guarantee it will blow your socks off!

[@tommaxfield6039]

Every member of this band could be considered the best at what instrument they play.......Welcome to the Zep experience!

[@antarcticorb9197]

Nobody could use silence in a song like Zeppelin. They use it like another instrument.

[@robertbrenneman5367]

It’s one of Jimmy’s favorite things…

[@verwulf]

Wow. I completely forgot how good this song is. It rarely ever gets radio play. What an amazing song.

[@reality1958]

You want some excellent Led Zeppelin harmonica check out “When The Levee Breaks”. Robert Plant kills it

[@magneto7930]

They reacted to that one already.

[@willasacco9898]

Someone, hearing that cover for the first time, said that they bought the blues to a new place, That is a great summary.

[@RC-lc8xl]

You Shook Me also has great harmonica

[@jerrycrutcher7910]

Bring it on home.

[@scottbrown5818]

You're right, When the Levee Breaks has great harmonica. But I really love the general composition of this song and that the harp solo matches the guitar solo.

[@bazzer124]

So much music, so little time. The great thing about Zep is that you'll ALWAYS get 58 million suggestions for tunes to check out. Mine is "Battle of Evermore." Cheers....

[@terrilgeorge7255]

My

[@rogerramjet5302]

The very best of the very best. Dangerous song to play when you're driving.

[@scottelement]

Gotta check out “Since I’ve Been Loving You” live. The guitar work will blow your minds

[@jeffreymitchell7969]

Bonham played HUGE Ludwig drums. Those things on stage are monstrous

[@franktraina4147]

I love that people are discovering just how magical Zeppelin was. 😎

[@johnnyg632]

That is rock just smothered in raw, dirty, delta blues.

[@argaven]

Well said, JG

[@jackgilchrist]

Try "When The Levee Breaks" and "You Shook Me" for some more great Robert Plant harmonica. Also; Bring it On Home Black Country Woman Custard Pie ...and one or two others. Mothership is a "best of" album released in 2007. Nobody's Fault is from Presence, Whole Lotta Love is from Zeppelin II, and Stairway to Heaven is from Zeppelin IV which is a contender for best Zeppelin album of all time (though Zep I and II are way up there for me too). The guitar in the intro and in the breaks is apparently double tracked, each with a phaser effect out of phase with each other. With a single guitar I think a flanger gets closer to the sound.. That harp (harmonica) has some overdrive and reverb on it. The harp in When The Levee Breaks also has some reverse echo. Love it when Robert wails on that blues harp. Led Zep were really good at using various effects in a way that integrated with and enhanced the music rather than sounding like a gimmick.

[@sjlittler70]

I love how unpredictable Led Zeplin songs are. You’re never quite sure where they’re going next. Amazing!

[@tzadokcable1022]

This is one of those songs where every single member puts out 100% of their talent and it all comes together perfectly, no one steps on anyone else’s toes or eclipses the other. So when you hear this level and quality of musicians just going at it with everything they have got and just shredding in perfect sync with each other it’s something else.

[@laurajaramillo5179]

One of.my favorite zeppelin songs ❣✌🎶🎤🎸

[@joannparker1977]

Absolutely fabulous song. These guys were something else. Like no other. I was in 8th grade when this came out. And I still keep up with music. Hands down, Led Zepplin is the best rock and roll band I’ve ever heard. Even after all these decades.

[@brentcox7772]

Awesome band!!! One of my favorites!!🤘🔥

[@malcshone4409]

There’s some spectacular harmonica on “ When The Levee Breaks”!!! Also, try “ You Shook Me” from the very first Led Zeppelin album in 1969 which has superb harmonica, guitar, organ, drumming and vocals to die for. Love your reactions guys. Stay safe out there.

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Rock And Roll" and "Living Loving Maid (She's Just a Woman)"!!!

[@richardhillebrand5353]

Must do Heartbreaker with Living Loving Maid! They just go together!

[@surlechapeau]

@@richardhillebrand5353 I know, but they did Heartbreaker already :(

[@richardhillebrand5353]

@@surlechapeau I remember that and peeps saying they needed to add Living Loving Maid to Heartbreaker so hopefully they will revisit and do these songs the way they should be back to back!

[@jazzyboy7784]

@@richardhillebrand5353 ...100% agree...such a let down when Maid is not plaid after, Heartbreaker.

[@colibri1]

At first, I didn't remember which song this was, but then when that opening riff started, I remembered it. Back in the seventies, the rock stations pretty much played every Led Zeppelin song there was at one time or another, and this 1976 song was definitely among them. I did notice that you could tell it was from a later album because Plant's voice sounded different than in the early years.

[@thorolsen8057]

Listen to Whammer Jammer by J Gail's Band

[@maryvallas772]

This song definitely showcases how tight they are as a band. Impeccable timing going on there! But guys.... you HAVE to react to The Rain Song!!!! It is a literal symphony of beauty!

[@luispalacio3414]

Song remains the same/Rain song from the concert movie

[@Tony-B23]

The Rain Song is my favorite Zeppelin tune. It's an incredible song. I hope they check it out.

[@bradmenpes809]

THIS is rock and roll! Accept no substitutes! If we needed any convincing, this track does it! Led Zep - were, are, and always will be the greatest rock and roll band the world has ever seen.

[@rogerramjet5302]

Subjectively their finest song. A masterful powerhouse.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Kick ass somy!! You should see it live!! Robert on that harmonica!

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

This is a reworking of the song by Blind Willie Johnson. The hard-hitting stop/starts just punch you in the face and the harmonica is outstanding. You guys need some Led Zeppelin merch on your walls!

[@Renkk17]

Also check out Robert Plant on his own after Zeppelin - (Robert Plant - Tall Cool One - 29 Palms - Big Log - Heaven Knows - Ship of Fools - Sea of Love)

[@ginnydominguez5493]

Sea of love was my wedding song in 1985 by Robert

[@robh509]

Thier best song!!!

[@joannecunliffe8067]

Sorry - I just had to say - *THIS CHANNEL IS AWESOME!!!* ❤ I enjoy your reviews every day. The MUSIC is just outstanding. Couldn't ask for better! A perfect mix of different genres and styles as well. You highlight the best music available on KZbin. Led Zeppelin - just picture the young me with a guitar desperately trying to play along with them and mostly failing (well bits of riffs maybe). I don't need to say any more. Amber and Jay - you guys just rock in every way 🙂

[@williamvaughan4522]

God damn…. Every time I hear this it feels brand new 😊

[@carlospagoaga321]

and that's exactly why they're one of the most iconic and legendary band in classic rock history

[@johnscheunemann5630]

They opened the second Led Zeppelin concert I went to with this. It was awesome!

[@timothybork2881]

You guys should do You Shook Me by Led Zeppelin next.

[@patrickfuller2423]

the smiles on your guys faces from 8:50 till then end was worth watching about 12 times. so fun.

[@aikozutigana8465]

Never thought about the harmonica solo in that way before. Thanks for sharing a great perspective!

[@adrianmorris5546]

Led Zeppelin were for brilliant musicians who were so talented

[@rossdownes4240]

Going To California is a very mellow almost a ballard song if you wanted a different Zeppelin feel.

[@peterstanakis4585]

Led Zeppelin .....SIMPLY THE BEST!!!!!! OUT!

[@bostonvair]

It makes me so happy to see more of my favorite reactors reacting to this awesome song from Led Zeppelin's most underrated album (1977's Presence). Once hearing this song, it quickly became one of my favorite Led Zeppelin songs, and that's saying something. People who lived anywhere near my room in college knew that this was one of my favorites, since nearly every time I played it, my whole dorm/fraternity/apartment building got to enjoy it too. Thank you guys!

[@darrend6095]

The bass and drums are dueting...the singer and guitar are dueting. Each duo slighty off from each other but Zeppelin pulls it together perfectly...such awesome musicianship

[@brettg274]

I believe Jordan reacted to my favorite Led Zep song “Since I’ve Been Loving You” way back when he first started, but Amber never heard it. And it’s be interesting to see Jordan revisit it since he’s grown so much since then.

[@tonygreene3941]

The studio cut from III of Since Ive been Loving You is a masterpiece on all instruments and vocals.

[@vicprovost2561]

They should revisit the studio perfection BUT also do the live version from the Song Remains the Same concert movie, that clip will freak them both out! 🎸

[@joeday4293]

@@vicprovost2561 Nah. The definitive version is live from "How The West Was Won," featuring absolutely the very, very best solo Jimmy Page ever recorded, live studio or otherwise.

[@vicprovost2561]

@@joeday4293 But it is Audio Only, agree on the solo BUT they need to see that clip, one of the best ever.

[@joedanker3267]

Nobody's Fault but Mine has two of the nastiest solos in the LZ catalog. First the harmonica - filthy good. The Page's guitar solo is really one of his best. Great song, great groove, too.

[@sean_b_drummer]

Love playing this one! 🥁🥁🥁🔥🔥

[@theolddoctor4492]

I love the way the Mrs. put her hand up at the beginning of the harmonica solo, kind a like saying ” wait a minute I think this is what I’ve been waiting for”

[@kurtborchers6178]

two songs of theirs that are an absolute must..."Ten Years Gone" and "In The Light." those two songs are the permanent residents of my top 2 spots for all-time Zeppelin songs. of course, that could be because the album they're on, Physical Graffiti, came out when i was in high school...lol.

[@furstlahst860]

On top of how good your reaction is, Plant’s harmonica and vocals were recorded while he was confined to a wheelchair (car accident in Greece.) wow!

[@Serai3]

"Mothership" is a recent compilation album. The album this song comes from is "Presence", which was released in 1977. It had these odd photos on the cover that looked like they were from 1950's ads, except that each of them included this ominous black monolith that looked a lot like the one in "2001: A Space Odyssey". Great album, with some of their best work on it. (Zeppelin's stuff is best understood in the context of the original albums.)

[@martinrohm5469]

'When the Levee Breaks' also had harmonica in it.

[@richardkafka5625]

John Paul Jones never gets the credit he deserves for that hard driving bass

[@AzaleaLala]

This is my favorite Led Zeppelin song! It has such a good beat. You can dance to it. Turn it up really LOUD! :D You made me smile. Thanks for the reaction.

[@bradsullivan2495]

A classic harmonica instrumental: J. Geils Band's "Whammer Jammer"--Gotta react to it!!!

[@mikecomstock1602]

Thanks! Was a day of physical pain and you helped my rehab a bit better. Sweet any little bit helps. GO ARMY!

[@paulwalker9421]

Can't go wrong with Led Zeppelin! Thank Ya'll

[@HenryHaven-c3q]

One of my absolute favorites of Led Zeppelin , a life lesson song to be pondered

[@f.murphy8340]

Robert Plant is doing most of this album from a wheelchair because of a very serious car crash. They were close to amputating this leg...Album was recorded in less than a month.

[@bishlap]

Gotta love the sincerity of 2 young adults taking their 1st Led Zep journey... wonder if My friends and I back then were the same way when Zeppelin first broke big?!? Love this reaction channel for more than just reactions. Thanks, Rob and Amber.

[@marieellet2424]

I grew up listening to Zeppelin, so amazing watching you guys hear it for the first time!!!! Like watching someone eating oatmeal their entire life for breakfast and then trying BACON!!! #NoGoingBack!!!😍😍😍🤔🤣👆

[@jeff2333]

They should be the #1 Rock Band in your mind. Their talent sets the bar so hi, and knowone has come to dethrone them yet! All 4 musicians are geniuses.

[@pamelawertz498]

Love that you're going down the rabbit hole of Zeppelin. There are some truly amazing songs you don't hear as much like The Lemon Song and What Is and What Should Never Be. And Communication Breakdown. All creative bangers!

[@stevenschmidt3464]

If you hadn't heard harmonica in their music. You gotta listen to 'when the levee breaks'. In my top 5 favorite Led Zeppelin songs. Which is saying a lot

[@dvaderwasframed]

One of my favorite Zeppelin tunes. Over Hill and Far Away is another.

[@waltw4537]

Ah! Had forgotten this tune! Rocks right on yeah? You might like Paul Butterfield Blues Band for some harmonica. OR better yet, John Mayall, the Turning Point album version of "Room To Move"!! It will blow your mind. Yeah. Great tune! Great reaction! Thanks!!

[@vicprovost2561]

John Mayall, utter legend, he schooled everyone back in the day, saw him and for me, top 5 British Blues savant of all time.

[@screwyootube1]

Countless musicians played in John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, then went on to greater success, either solo or joining another band. Eric Clapton & Jack Bruce, who would go on to form Cream, Peter Green, Mick Fleetwood & John McVie, who formed Fleetwood Mac, Mick Taylor, who joined the Rolling Stones, replacing Brian Jones, and Aynsley Dunbar, who joined Frank Zappa's band, and would later have a very prolific career as an in-demand side musician, both for studio work and touring, all of them spent some time with Mayall.

[@vicprovost2561]

@@screwyootube1 His Wiki page is mind blowing!

[@quincee3376]

My Top 3 Zeppelin songs.

[@edb6690]

They got their start as what we now know as acid blues. Hard rock versions of the songs that inspired them as kids. In England after WWII, there wasn't much for kids to do, they studied old american blues and then the rock and roll pioneers of the 50's. They also studied music in school, which is why so many of them were so good even at early ages.

[@joeday4293]

It's still crazy to me that the "holy trinity" of English guitarists - Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck - are all from the same town, Surrey. Got to be something in the water in Surrey.

[@argaven]

Amber you just let herself get transported when you're listening to a great melodic passage. Your eyes close, your shoulders sway, and you just get INTO it! It's true appreciation.

[@rodrigofleischfresser1458]

For me Bonzo best performance, the way the drums and Page guitars complement each other, in the same rhythm, perfectly harmonized, is just insane

[@MrDeengels]

Achilles I think is Bonhams best performance

[@ChevyCoolLady]

I love watching your faces after a pause ...y'all smile so big and real when the music resumes.... So real!

[@SusanJohnston]

This is a treasure! Never heard this! Who is playing the harmonica

[@toddmichelfelder3417]

Robert Plant is playing the harmonica..

[@brianmcmaster5112]

Probably Plant

[@jeffmalloy8200]

Robert Plant. Check out Zeppelin's version of When The Levee Breaks!

[@jilldiable8119]

Love the younger generation appreciating music I grew up with back in the 70s.led zep were masters.love ur enthusiasm.

[@johnroberts5637]

Amber, you need to hear Whammer-Jammer by the J. Geils Band. But only if you really like hearing a harp player rockin' and rollin'. Magic Dick will definitely show you how it's done. Find a good live version. Also, anything by the Paul Butterfield Blues Band. Maybe you've never heard of them, but they played at Woodstock and several musicians you have heard of came out of his band.

[@traceymcintire7754]

I immediately thought of Whammer Jammer as soon as Amber said how much she liked the harmonica. J.Geils Band rocked it!

[@garmit61]

Nearly 5 decades since this was releases on the Presence Album in '76 and it still makes the hairs on my neck stand up. Epic Zep.

[@Roh_Echt]

*I had every Zeppelin album. They recorded 108 songs. You'd probably enjoy 100 of them if you listened to them all.*

[@danielperezcabezas109]

As they often did Led Zeppelin here show the love they had for the old american blues.This one here was recorded in the 1930es by the great guitarist and blues-gospel singer Blind Willie Johnson.If your curious about how this song sounded back then you can check for that version.Blind Willie Johnson´s voice is so hard to forget.They sent one of his performances ("Dark was the night,cold was the ground") to sound in the outer space into the Voyager spaceship

[@MetalphysicalMel]

"That harmonica" is called the blues.

[@scottcog1]

Regarding harmonica in rock, that really began with the British bands in the mid 1960s. Of course, the reason that British bands like Cream, John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers, The Rolling Stones and The Yardbirds (with evolved into Led Zeppelin) played harmonicas is because they were playing thier versions of the music of Black American blues innovators like Howling Wolf, Willie Dixon, Muddy Waters, etc. (where harmonicas were prominent). Back then, the music of those Black blues artists wasn't being played on mainstream radio in the U.S.

[@gardnerdan17]

For a great harmonica solo in a rock song, you need to check out the band Clutch with the song "Electric Worry". Also I'm glad you finally got to hear "Nobodys Fault But Mine".

[@holleymeade]

Hey guys! My hubby found you guys online and sent this to me. I so enjoyed watching you guys enjoy this amazingly classic song/band! And I loved watching you both “jam” to the music, expressing your thoughts all along the way. You guys seem to be the sweetest couple! I will definitely watch you more! Great video! 💜🩵💜