PLANT'S VOICE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Led Zeppelin - The Rover REACTION

[@BoyNamedSue4]

I actually just saw Robert Plant live today. Still kills it.

[@maddieme69]

Where? Did u know he’s on fb - u just join if you’re a fan.

[@elitetrainercynthia7394]

Well, I am jealous

[@Tanguy2000]

in my time of dying is one of the most underrated music in the world even though it is incredible

[@jimmuratori7458]

Can you imagine them playing that one?

[@plow76]

@@jimmuratori7458 The drums would blow Amber into next year!

[@joescott8877]

@@plow76 Decade!

[@joescott8877]

Pretty sure they're pretty religious, so they'll appreciate the spiritual aspect/roots of the song, like with Plant imploringly singing: "O my Jesus!" and then sighing "Oh, Lord, take me Home..." Peerless.

[@VoltesWithElias]

Yes, hopefully they react to the studio version first.

[@jackgilchrist]

As a guitar player it's Page's riffs, melodies and solos that stand out to me, but every one of them are musical geniuses. And together they are greater than the sum of their parts.

[@stantichomirov5458]

His brilliance and yet stripped down simplicity is absolute magic. Melodic tuned down stuff is just absolute magic also, no idea how it came to him but it is unexplainable.

[@verginithe]

this song is the shit. One of the best pure rock song ever!!

[@redpine8665]

I don't know why, but when they react to Zep, they will mention everyone expect Page, who is the showpiece of this whole song for example. She threw him a bone at the end, other times, nothing at all. It's weird.

[@verginithe]

Totally, they don't get Page. I guess some people aren't into the electric guitar. Younger people are into bass and singing. The older people grew up in the guitar era ... 1970's

[@VoltesWithElias]

@@redpine8665 Page is the architect of this masterpiece. It is a fantastic song.

[@patrickmcmurtry3235]

Amber you never need to say sorry for loving John Bonhams drumming in any led zeppelin song. He was the goat!

[@JohnRJune]

This is one of my all time fav LZ songs.....Cutard Pie is another beauty from this album. You will dearly LOVE "Knowbodies Fault but Mine', from the Mothership (remastered) album, which is my absolute favorite LZ song. It's a banger!!

[@JohnRJune]

Oops, I see you already reviewed 'Knowbodies Fault but Mine'. Somehow, I missed that.

[@davidbordonaro1631]

still need to do The Rain Song .a Zeppelin classic

[@mikes6457]

That and No Quarter

[@bojangles713]

Agreed live version from "The Song Remains The Same"

[@kirstenstewart5758]

The Rain Song is one of my favourite Zeppelin tracks, such a beautifully composed songs that move my soul no matter how many times I’ve heard it

[@VoltesWithElias]

Absolutely, the studio version first.

[@dancudalocklin]

Zeppelin is my favorite group !!!

[@brianmcmaster5112]

Acceptable answer, it's a lot of people's favorite group.

[@cptneedham]

I love and watch every reaction on RSR, but I get really excited every time I see you are doing another Led Zeppelin song. They are the GOAT when it comes to rock bands. No-one better in my humble opinion!!! 🤟🤟🤟

[@browntabproductions]

HUGE Double Album and the soundtrack for my Freshman Year of High School. Physical Graffiti was Led Zeppelin’s first album to go Platinum based on advance orders alone. Many wildly popular Songs on this album.

[@brianmcmaster5112]

How to say you're in your 60's without saying it! JK, you guys are how we Gen Xers learned about good music.

[@browntabproductions]

Creative writing@@brianmcmaster5112 I s’pose the 60’s are better than a lot of my friends who didn’t get this far. Gawd knows I never expected to reach 50.

[@edwardcoit9748]

Presence was platinum before it was recorded.

[@bustanharvi1474]

This is one of my favorite songs from this album... You need to hear "Trampled Under Foot", "In My Time of Dying", "Custard Pie", "In the Evening", "The Song Remains the Same"

[@neonknight821]

"D'yer Mak'er" is from their 1973 album Houses of the Holy. "The Rover" is from their 1975 album Physical Graffiti

[@powerslave9365]

Badass Zeppelin song. Now you gotta hear Achilles Last Stand

[@TomorrowsChild86]

My Favorite Zepplin song of all time… such a fun song Good Memories!!♥️😊

[@bowtiefidenine]

Thanks for more Led Zeppelin My favorite band since 69 ❤

[@DougLofstrom]

I think it is all about the guitar in this one! Saw them live and when they started playing the Rover Jimmy was spectacular.

[@FKA_Skull]

One of the most underrated Zeppelin tunes, the guitar work is spectacular!

[@t.c.bramblett617]

I used to ignore this song mostly but it's shot to the top of my list lately. The riff and the lyrics and the groove are perfection. They mastered the rock band formula and took that mastery to a power level

[@davidmullens7565]

One of the most underrated Zeppelin tunes...

[@dt81819]

Great album! Check out Ten Years Gone too!

[@StanCostello-q3o]

My fav led zeppelin song!

[@robertschiavone5159]

One of my favorites

[@davidcarter4247]

The band played part of this song in Sydney in February 1972. Three years later it was on an album.

[@philvallee645]

Guys I know your time is tight most days with dropping three videos but Amber you should really consider watching the concert footage of Moby Dick Live at the Royal Albert Hall 1970. Bonam at his absolute best. Amazing, unforgettable solo! Thanks for all your great videos guys, keep em coming

[@billreilly7693]

Zeppelin FOREVER!!!🥁☮☘

[@ten4thebguy]

The Rover is my favorite Zep tune ! ❤️

[@jesselobo3213]

Physical Graffiti was simply an awesome album. So many classics from this double album. I've said it before, we were spoiled by these great bands. Kashmir being my personal favorite from the Zep was almost an afterthought considering all the great music from this collection.

[@ronaldelliott4373]

“I know to trip is just to fall”…… Robert Plant

[@SnodzillaSportsCards]

Great pick!! You can't go wrong with Zeppelin! Give Traveling Riverside Blues a review. Great song!

[@davidscroggins7728]

Every song on this album is excellent ! More please. Thank you. Love you guys

[@Beevaldi]

I was waitin for this reaction, i love this song

[@MrJiggerG]

This is their best album, hands down! Please explore more!

[@erolbulut2584]

From their finest album. 2nd tune

[@ronaldfrank2076]

Greatest Band Ever!

[@davidmckenzie420]

One of my favorite Zep tunes.

[@djl9919]

killer tune, Rock on Rob Squad

[@SherondaPramus]

This is one of the best

[@Sparky-xe9hu]

Heavy! John Bonham's drum beats are sensational!

[@EBoudreault]

The guitar, the bass, the drums and finally the vocals.....what a groovy song ,all in sinc ,love watching you guys

[@Brandi6666]

That album right there is a major major vibe❤️🤘

[@Salty_Devil]

Told ya!!!!! Booyah!!

[@diptastik5651]

In the Light...... Totally different. Down by the Seaside, Night Flight, Houses of the Holy, Custard Pie.....All on Physical, and much more

[@michaelmacdermott6340]

I can't wait till they get to my favorite Zep song, The Rain Song!

[@fixzeichner5592]

he double album consisted of old, previously unreleased and new songs. The Rover and Boogie with Stu were recorded in 1970. Robert Plant sounds here like he did on the first four albums. From the album Houses of the Holy onwards his voice began to change somewhat.

[@JPMadden]

"Physical Graffiti" is my Zeppelin album, in part because it's a double album. "Led Zeppelin I" is a close second.

[@joescott8877]

Guys, PLEASE consider doing Zep's "In my time of dying," which, as it happens, comes right after The Rover. It is a MUST for Amber and other fans of Bonzo's DRUMMING! The studio version is full of his thunder from Heaven, so to speak, as the song is also based on an old Negro Spiritual, about a man pleading with St. Peter to let him through the Pearly Gates, etc. Plant implores unforgettably "O my Jesus!" and then sighs "Oh, Lord, take me Home..." All while surrounded by bone-crunching rock and roll! Ten minutes of GLORY!

[@Christopher-Baltimore]

This was the second song on the album and set the tone; it tells you that this is going to be an epic album.

[@christopherwinkler4451]

Not sure how I missed you doing one of my favorite Lz songs. 4 days late. I need to edit my notification settings so this doesn't happen again. I love the intro with the drums and then guitar, it's hard to guess where the song is going...until Jimmy first plays the riff, which is awesome! I think The Rover is one of their best flat-out rockers.

[@rocksnob3]

My Fav Zep song.

[@barrysmith9407]

Nobody's fault but mine. Theme song to my life. Fabulous song

[@bojangles713]

Same- I love this song n sing it to myself all the time 😅

[@membysteph64]

Great reaction Jay/Amber 10 years gone is another great song off this fantastic album. Anything from Physical Graffiti is a banger. Love what you guys are doing.

[@gregroberts8240]

one of my favorites, hard and gritty! you should check out one from their softer side. on the same album ' ten years gone' you won't be disappointed!

[@davelafferty5728]

So many great songs on Physical Graffiti. For me one of the hidden gems on this album is In The Light. Hope you get to chance to listen to it someday.

[@R_SENAL]

D'yer Mak'er was from Houses of the Holy album. Funny thing is the song Houses of the Holy is on the Physical Graffiti album, so I think some of the songs were recorded at the same time. PG was a double album, had lots of songs: Custard Pie, The Rover, In My Time of Dying, Trampled Underfoot, Kashmir, In The Light, Down By The Seaside, Ten Years Gone, Night Flight, The Wanton Song, Boogie with Stu, Black Country Woman, and Sick Again. You've done some of those, but all of them are Great IMO!

[@jeff90125]

The entire Physical Graffiti album is great. I remember when I was 17 years old. I had a part time job as a dishwasher making $2.65/hour. Vinyl albums at the time were about $6 or $7. I had a cassette deck and I could record from FM radio. The radio station I listened to would play an album every Sunday night uninterrupted. I managed to record Physical Graffiti one Sunday night. It took two tapes since Physical Graffiti is a double album. I wore out those tapes.

[@ItzMizAsh01]

ACHILLES LAST STAND 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Scoobydcs]

They were 4 gods all in the same band! Simply unmatched

[@herbertburgos9649]

Jay and Amber, great reaction as usual. I do second the motion , you"ve got to check out "Trampled Under Foot " from this same album. Absolute Banger !

[@mitchellbeston1033]

Yeah, Zeppelin is always progressive and this album probably showcases their versatility best.

[@bellodrade]

There is some word play going on with D'yer Maker. It's Cockney for "Did you make her?" It's a common phrase for Brits after a night of obvious debauchery. They coupled the title with a Carribean sound to round out the pronunciation, which, when said properly, should sound like "Jamaica."

[@jimbeller7948]

You should check out Led Zeppelin's "In the Evening" and Robert Plant's "Burning Down One Side"

[@Daniel-vz1el]

This is my driving song . Fourth gear all the way...much love😊

[@louiefish1991]

These guys are from another world and Jimmy Page is the GOAT!!! Thanks for the reaction!!

[@hosh1313]

This song, though not at all their best, still really has the essence of the band coming through. A little gothic, a little medieval, a little countryside, a little mystic. A great Anglo Saxon core.

[@acb9231]

Great song, great band! Next, ya gotta check out “Bron-Y-Aur Stomp” from their 3rd album, released in 70. ✌️

[@johnbourget4160]

You forgot to mention one of the BEST drummers, Ringo Starr.

[@georgefreeman818]

Guys, I can't believe yall have not reacted to "Achilles Last Stand". Amber would absolutely be blown away by John Bonham's drumming and Jimmy Page does great guitar work.

[@erniearambula3525]

The album is so awesome even the cover is awesome it was at a time when there was such a thing called album art 🎨 rock on Bonham.

[@ajstein5276]

This song was actually recorded in 1970

[@matthewashman1406]

The riff leads this one. All others follow 😊

[@JoeD0403]

That’s the Way

[@jamesmorrison959]

My favorite

[@XLR8-wg1kr]

If you want drums; "In my time of dying", CAN NOT BE BEAT!!! Also on Physical Grafitti

[@KenRoerden]

Another great track from Physical Graffiti. Plenty more to check out from it. Please do Boogie With Stu next. It is a different sound and comes from a Richie Valens song called Ooh My Head. Also listen to In My Time Of Dying and In The Light from it. I know you will get to the entire album eventually. Two great blues songs from later albums are Tea For One and I'm Gonna Crawl. So much more Zeppelin to listen to. We will enjoy listening with you and watching the looks on your faces.

[@xJRx77]

D'yer maker (pronounced jamaker or "Did you make her") was on the album before this....Houses of the holy.

[@ronodowd5724]

All of the members of Led Zeppelin have influenced music in their own way vocal bass lead guitar and drums and they had other things in their music

[@zoostew8354]

Double thumbs up ..👍👍💪✌️

[@davebates4664]

Great choice! Also try Night Flight, Down By The Seaside and In My Time Of Dying also on the same album.

[@MrPetcoBoulevard]

Thank you!

[@sicotshit7068]

Have you ever watched the 20 minute live Bonham solo, if not, I suggest his solo from Earls Court (1975). I think that one gives the best view, it’s called Moby Dick. It originally was called Pat’s Delight for Bonham’s wife Pat. His son Jason named it Moby Dick, his dad’s big song, it really shows why Bonham is the greatest drummer ever. Thanks for your reaction.

[@byerenny]

Still needing that Robert Plant "Big Log" and The Firm (Jimmy Page & Paul Rodgers of Bad Company) "Satisfaction Guaranteed."

[@nicw5574]

Great choice and reaction as always. I would recommend In The Evening and Black Country Woman. The black country is a name for the area of England in the Midlands, where Robert Plant and John Bonham came from, there was a lot of pollution from the coal, iron, steel and glassworks during the industrial revolution. Wishing you both well and sending peace

[@jeffblevins5899]

D'yer M'ker is on Houses of the Holy - incredible album - but The Rover is on Physical Graffiti.

[@davidadams5280]

My two favorite on this album are In The Light and Wanton Song. But a song in same category for me as this one is Custard Pie. I even like it more than The Rover

[@bweewiggy5829]

Look into the "Paul is dead Hoax" advanced by the Beatles. Yes. They pulled a gag over 3-years and 4-albums. Brilliant.

[@myownchannel247]

The Rain Song ☔️ next by Zep

[@Georgegarbonzo]

You should do some of Robert Plant's solo stuff, from "A Principle of Moments" or "Pictures at Eleven" are the first two he did and are excellent.

[@quincee3376]

Awesome!

[@COLINWARD-v3y]

This track is from the Physical Graffiti album, This one is a bit heavier for them ,but still good. For another bluesy one checkout 'The Lemon song'-Colin Ward

[@michaelevans1193]

Amber on the drums would be like Animal from The Muppets!

[@boki1693]

Dy'er Ma'ker is on Houses of the Holy. Not Physical. :)

[@davidr.wilson8194]

John Paul Jones always did an outstanding job on bass,keyboards,and,I think mandolin sometimes.I wonder why the other members seem to have dissed him lately?

[@erolbulut2584]

I bet Dave Lombardo got in Amber's ear and gave her the love of drums. Very subliminal.

[@nexpose1]

Off subject for Zep but was surprised you guys haven't done ALTER BRIDGE? Wow, think to get your attention, backing band,,,,, CREED with vocals of the incredible Myles Kennedy who's sung for Slash's band too. Off hand not sure of Alter Bridge song but a no doubter for you guys.

[@tomatoseed1443]

Just recently catching up, I pulled away after IV because I was afraid they were getting too prog. Glad to be back!❤💯🤘🔥🔥🔥

[@BlackMountainMike]

Try the opening song on side one, Custard Pie. It is “When the Levee Breaks” of Physical Graffiti.

[@maddieme69]

Absolutely love Led Zeppelin! Plz do dazed & confused live at Madi square garden. 👌👍🏼💕

[@bweewiggy5829]

Listen to "In The Light" or "Kashmir".

[@37434mh]

Wow-can’t believe you haven’t done “Achilles Last Stand” yet.

[@pdugger]

Grayson Hugh 'Talk it Over'