Led Zeppelin Reaction Stairway to heaven RAP Reactor Never Heard Led Zeppelin & his REACTION??

[@ROMsquad]

Ok My #LedHeadz are going to love this. Its between Led zep, and two other artist that are up for what band or hiphop group is going to be the first video ever to reach 100k on this channel . this is your chance to show rock can beat hip hop and modern day music even on a hiphop channel. so far you have a good lead look on my community page to see how far ahead you are . if you want to win watch the entire video all the way through so the view counts grab all the phones and tune in and show the new gen what real music is

[@edwardjons8684]

Nice job. You pick up on stuff that Zep fans wouldnt notice - Robert Plant picking up a tambourine to support the action during solo for example. You probably already figured this out, but they are a British band. Probably the most influential band in hard rock - most of their other famous songs have superheavy iconic riffs that have been sampled endlessly. Kashmir and Whole Lotta Love are probably the most famous of their heavy tracks. I think you are more likely to recognise them.

[@kerryknight228]

Got it on a loop.. 😎

[@queenoflight2062]

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[@rhedarowden4600]

Loved that reaction. I still have my poster from Robert Plant...the singer from that performance from back in the day!. Freebird? Ill have to look and see if you have done that from Lynyrd Skynryd. It's always the debatable ? of which is best...that or Stairway. Of course Ive loved them both since the 70s. Now Im loving Tom McDonalds genius songs.

[@kerryknight228]

We did it!! ✌️

[@txtopaz7997]

It breaks my heart to think of how many young people today have never heard authentic raw musical talent.

[@timetraveler5246]

Yes it is so sad and criminal that much of the live concert footage available to watch and listen to has been auto tuned. Nothing is raw and authentic anymore.

[@traceyclaeys335]

It breaks mine to. I've told my kids for over 25 years now that this is my funeral song, and they have to listen to all of it, no half measures. 😂😂😂

[@faithpearlgenied-a5517]

He's not even that young!!! My 14 year old nephew LOVES Led Zeppelin. So does my friend's 17 year old and her girlfriend. There's hope for some young people yet 👌🏼

[@michaelberry3611]

Me too. It was such a release. These kids don't have that and it shows!!!

[@ed.z.]

It’s a tragedy what happened to American musical culture. Not to mention reading and writing skills.

[@vwiccy]

I almost died when he said … “I wonder if he’s some sort of guitar genius” 😂

[@BoxerRick]

💯 🤣

[@deepdivin]

Lol same, yes sir. Jimmy Paige is a genius. Without a shadow of a doubt. And you watched the right video.

[@nowhere982]

😂🤣😂🤣😂💯

[@mommabird2813]

😂😂😂

[@maryk446]

I suppose the logical answer is "Well, wonder no more!"

[@timengland2475]

I am a 56yo male and I can not tell you how much fun it is to watch you youngsters discover the music I have enjoyed (taken for granted) for years,

[@HappyValleyDreamin]

You are so right. The music today can’t even compare to what we grew up with, and yes, unfortunately, we did take great music for granted!

[@KC-bv9kf]

I’m a 54 yo male and I am still rockin that outfit that Robert Plant had on stage, but the bald spot getting noticeable.

[@sherrywade7439]

Me too! I'm 55 and I love the shocked look when youngsters figure out what real music is!

[@deeconroy4126]

57 and agree but I also think it's a sin for pausing or talking over Jimmy Page's solo!

[@alhughes2226]

totally agree when you think of people of our age we are the lucky one to have grown up in that soundtrack

[@baskervillebee6097]

Led Zeppelin won a Kennedy Center Award and Heart sang this song to them. It was staggeringly impressive. Robert Plant cried.

[@Goldfinga888]

At that tribute performance Jason Bonham (John Bonham's son - JB was the original drummer) played the drums. Robert Plant said that seeing John's son was a really emotional moment.

[@baskervillebee6097]

@@Goldfinga888 That's the reason for the choir in Derby hats.

[@DianeLake-sw3ym]

he cried because of Jason playing in his dad's place

[@esmed779]

The fantastic

[@WitchelliB]

I saw Zeppelin do this live AND Heart too. Ann Wilson used to do it in her concerts.

[@daveloboda1769]

"This guy has to be a genius on the guitar" oh yes my friend. Jimmy Page is one of the all time greats.

[@ayshazen]

Jimmy page was in the early Ysrdbirds, and was also in John Mayall Bluesbreakers band. When he left Eric Clapton replaced him. These guys are British rock royalty. They even had their own Jumbo Jet!

[@yorumsfield556]

Amen to that!

[@TwoPair72]

What’s crazy is Jimmy put together a lot of samples for the guitar riff on tape. Surprisingly it took off and he had to learn how to play it.

[@rockon4853]

Just beaten by David Gilmour 😍

[@Purpledream.]

@@rockon4853 Exactly !!Love Jimmy , but David is something else 😍

[@bobs.3764]

Legendary!!! Kashmir is another required song.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Live 1979!

[@aquariusrising2508]

Yeah👍🏼

[@kevinf3518]

Live O2 concert. See their last performance and they crushed it....

[@elizabethshow5105]

Absolutely!

[@jameshedgecock704]

Kashmir is my all-time favorite song

[@nunomuacho446]

Drummer is Jonh Bonham, considered one of the best drummers in history

[@christineyacono977]

And he is!

[@josephregester7780]

when the levee breaks is an iconic drum intro.

[@MsAppassionata]

@@josephregester7780 And used on a number of Rap tunes as well.

[@nunomuacho446]

@reset 19 torn between him and Danny Carey

[@nunomuacho446]

@reset 19 ehehe maybe you are missing out

[@ArielleNaMara]

I literally lost count of how many times during this video I found myself saying, "Dude, you ain't seen nothin' yet!" 😉 So glad that you appreciated it, and it was great watching your reaction when various elements (that I knew were coming) kicked in.

[@johnd5398]

That's because he paused and ran his mouth every 4.5 seconds.

[@CrochetIsLife54]

I always wait for the newbie to get to the part where they really rock out, knowing what is coming.

[@MsWarriordiva]

I'm doing the same thing!!!!

[@sueschmaling3852]

Honey, I'm 76, and I've been listening to these guys since the 1970s. They are English and are my all-time favorite band. Play Kashmir or Whole Lotta Love to see a different dynamic. Robert Plant has a phenomenal voice, and the rest of the band is just as good in their own right. They no longer tour because most of them are older than me now. Yeah, the grandmothers of today knew how to rock it! Led Zeppelin has a whole repertoire of amazing songs. That love is why they were so famous. They Rock!

[@michelepearse5121]

Great stoner music

[@eileentsiapanos5430]

And sadly, John Bonham is dead now. His son plays almost as good as he did tho and he’s played with LedZep b4

[@pegoneal797]

Peace, sister, from a rocking great grandma. Music is a Time Machine!!!

[@WitchelliB]

Saw them live in 77 in The Garden NYC. Top 5 of live concerts I’ve seen along with Bowie, Floyd, Yes, Tull and of course Queen and so many others. I’m a lucky old lady!

[@eileentsiapanos5430]

@@WitchelliB count me jealous. Lol

[@oliviarubio2432]

I'm pretty sure that the term "rock gods" was invented to describe Led Zeppelin

[@jameshathcock6579]

Yes ma'am you're right

[@griergang6]

YES!!!!!

[@robertmcmurtry6252]

& RUSH

[@morokolli8700]

"Dirty dirty Olivia"!!.. where is your eyes in the middle of Song!???... hash Tag meetooo!!. Eli suomexsi hashish töhry!! Mie myös!!..🙂🙃🙂😉

[@comedycomedy6888]

Robert Plant in particular. . .

[@gabreel8112]

you just ran it to the greatest Rock N Roll band ever. The rabbit hole is deep.

[@brandisilvas7956]

So true

[@xavierhernandez8023]

Never agreed so hard to a comment

[@jlew13jl]

The greatest band to never have a #1 single

[@susanconstable2113]

Very deep indeed- and he will never regret going down this rabbit hole!

[@art2736]

You like drums? Check out Danny Carey Tool Pneuma or Black Sabbath War Pigs.

[@Kukilu]

So many of their songs would blow your mind. Kashmir, Immigrant Song, Whole Lotta Love, No Quarter, Misty Mountain Hop and so many more. They were incredibly prolific. I love that some of their music is so heavily influenced by Lord of the Rings, like The Battle of Evermore.

[@KekeLight8]

Yeah easy to pick one that wasn't great.

[@CarinRutherfordCreel]

As a music DJ that played requests, this one, whole lotta love, Kashmir, and the immigrant song get the most requests.😂❤

[@laurieorlando2821]

Led Zeppelin recorded this in 1971, way before Lord of the Rings. It almost makes me cry to realize how many young people missed out on Led, Pink Floyd and many others who influenced music even today!

[@thomaspupp5035]

And IF you want to hear DRUMS, try the full length version of MOBY DICK. Buckle up buttercup as you and your headphones will need a rest after that experience!!!

[@lisasuhr6433]

These were the years when musicians really knew how to play, were skilled and honed it. These guys were classic! Absolutely fantastic!❤

[@ikshields]

We still do. We’re just waiting for y’all to come back from the electronic toys and listen to humans again. Anytime you’re ready. 😉

[@bbplizzybee]

“Stairway to Heaven” is considered by many, to be the best rock song of all time. Period.

[@FallenHellscape]

It’s # 1 on my list.

[@charliecederblad8900]

Not only rock song. Its one of the best SONGS of all time, period!

[@tyop5427]

Arguably

[@kevinaviles9448]

Hotel California is up there

[@sgt.slaughter8170]

It is. Period.

[@neilfleming2787]

I love it when reactors geek out over the first few minutes, when all of us in the know, know what's coming......

[@TyAnn1958]

I heard somewhere that this is one of the most technically complex songs ever in rock music! In any case, it defines one of the reasons our 70s rock can never be duplicated. It wasn’t just the music, it was the reasons behind the music. Best review on this video I’ve seen yet. You rock!

[@ronlarson6530]

I agree, but, I could argue Queen Bohemian Rhapsody is more complex 😊

[@mikemckenrick1930]

Dude shut up and listen

[@mikemckenrick1930]

Ok..I'm out. You talk 2much

[@gggiiillllllyyy]

​@@ronlarson6530 A case is being made for Comfortably Numb a very classicly technical song.

[@annkehoe7079]

Jimmy Page is still considered one of the greatest guitar players ever, right up with there with Clapton and Hendrix. John Bonham, thought he met an early death, still retains being a top 3 drummer today. And no one can be as individual singer than Robert Plant. The band sold 300 million records! They’re gods.

[@annkehoe7079]

You do pause and chat a bit too much during the song.

[@joecostanzo9358]

Don’t forget John Paul Jones

[@terrysolien4870]

@@annkehoe7079 you're right on that one!

[@floyd66brescia48]

JPJ could very well be regarded as the most talented musician in the band. Personnally every man was 25%, no more no less, Making 100% perfection

[@richardhornbostel3958]

Both Robert Plant and Jimmy Paige were fans of Joni Mitchell

[@krisruffner3585]

And those of us who grew up listening to this KNEW EVERY SINGLE WORD, EVERY SINGLE NOTE TO EVERY SONG - and the lyrics actually had MEANING. And yes, junior. They're a British band.

[@KrystalLioness]

I hear you

[@cubscoutman]

That was so funny when he didn't even know that they were Brits. OMG still laughing 😅😂😂😊

[@cubscoutman]

Yo, 64 here, we took great bands like this for granted back then because they were exploding into gods so fast then. We were spoiled weren't we?

[@bonniewood5286]

@@cubscoutmanisn’t that the truth!! There was so much variety in music that we could pick and choose a genre and it would have amazingly good, natural talent top hits! How can we enjoy the musical talent of today when we have thirty years of the best music ever made and sung to compare it to?🇨🇦

[@cubscoutman]

@@bonniewood5286 Well put Bonnie, I find it very hard to even attempt to get into any of the newer music. We have all of the good stuff already there that has more staying power. New music made with electronic toys or just the same old rap beat does nothing for me. I will always go back to all of the stuff we grew up with. It was so good then that nobody now can even come close to making the grade, try as they may. People are too distracted, and entertained by their smartphones, and they will never unplug from them long enough to put the time into making good music.

[@childrenoftolkien]

First time hear Zeppelin "I'm pretty sure that's not their only huge hit" The rest of the universe "welcome to the party".

[@johndrews206]

I know right? Zep 4 the whole album is a hit. Literally every song on that album is played in the radio

[@EvilJester119]

This video clip was recorded LIVE at Madison Square Garden during the filming of their concert movie “The Song Remains the Same”. The concert was part of the 1973 U.S. tour and the movie was released in 1976. It’s definitely worth seeing if you haven’t.

[@rhysqqq]

@@johndrews206 I mean, Zeppelin albums 1 through 9 are hits

[@allieren]

Lmao yessss

[@caitlynw.2524]

Kashmir is great too matter of fact singer Robert Plant and lead guitarist Jimmy Page were both asked in separate interviews years ago if they had to pick one song as their favorite which one they admitted it has to be Kashmir because theres really alot put into Kashmir instrumentally etc

[@KrystalLioness]

I decided 40 years ago that I would not listen to Stairway to heaven ever again because I heard it literally hundreds of times. This made me literally cry not only that he had no idea they are the best band of all time, but he brought joy to the song for me again

[@metalwhore]

Why’d u make that decision may I ask?

[@juliemanarin4127]

Dude...Dazed And Confused from this concert in 1973 is 28 minutes of Jimmy losing his mind on the guitar!! You won't believe it! They are in their 20s. OMG...any live performance is amazing!! Trust me! Try The Song Remains The Same/The Rain Song from this concert!! Killer! They are always in sync and crazy good!

[@VlxWIZzZARDxlV]

Hes so great with that solo. He incorporated so much into it. I definitely think Page rehearsed what he was going to play before achieving that solo.

[@jimmycompton6352]

100% agree. Dazed and confused from this concert will blow your mind. The song remains the same is the name of a song,an album,and a movie. Try the song remains the same,that traditions into the rain song from this concert. They belong together

[@ROMsquad]

it looks like your request is going to be the next on the list. good job! the majority seems to be with you. thanks for taking out the time and watching the video along with the time that it took you to write this animated post. you have me excited are you a writer

[@ROMsquad]

@@jimmycompton6352 wow im loving the excitement in the posts

[@ROMsquad]

@@VlxWIZzZARDxlV are you talking about dazed and confused?

[@juliemanarin4127]

Accent is British...they are an English band. Jimmy Page...best guitarist to ever grace the planet...John Bonham...best rock drummer of all time...John Paul Jones best musician on bass/keyboards/mandolin...Robert Plant best rock vocals ever/harmonica!

[@bjsmith6187]

Jimmy Page is GREAT, but best guitarist ever is a stretch. Jimi Hendrix, SRV, Clapton, and Prince would like a word.

[@tommygunn3008]

You got that right girl! 🕶

[@tommygunn3008]

@@bjsmith6187 Page's catalogue gives him the throne.

[@bjsmith6187]

@@tommygunn3008 his “catalogue” belongs to the entire band. For skill and technical ability, the one’s I listed rank above Page.

[@sarahdaw6648]

@@bjsmith6187 "technical" ability doesn't make a great guitarist. It is the emotive magic that rates Page the Wizard. Sure Prince was great too....Clapton...Mr. Slow hand...sorry he makes me yawn. But Page, he captures the emotion in his playing. And Hendrix, too...an emotive player...he's up there, too.

[@bobbilee57]

"Since I've Been Loving You", live at Madison Square Gardens. After that," You Shook Me", Kashmir" "The Lemon Song" You know, just for starters.

[@ncommino]

Kashmir is awesome

[@Trentas91]

The song remains the same into the rain song at MSG! That’s a must !

[@Koko-lr5bc]

Great starter list lol!

[@riquelpyles1421]

just for starters, yup.

[@AidylasiaFirestar]

YES. Good songs!

[@lyn2256]

Robert Plant - His voice is his instrument. He's 75 and I think he still records. Jimmie Paige could make his guitar sing. Led Zepplin was a UK band.

[@Jane-lf2fb]

Still records and tours. I saw him 3 weeks ago and he sounds fantastic.

[@ElDuderino716]

“When the Levee Breaks”, studio version. You’ll recognize the drums for sure. It’s been sampled by everyone.

[@ROMsquad]

thanks for the post fam

[@djaaronmorris1624]

@@ROMsquad OMG YES 🙌🏻 DO THIS! You would not be disappointed you will be blown away 🤪👍🏻

[@violet04nunya98]

When the Levee Breaks will convince anybody to listen to and become a fan of Led Zeppelin. It’s a great way to get started listening to them for sure. Great suggestion.

[@ivanhecimovic8397]

@@violet04nunya98 True. There are so many elements to that song that make it so unique and listenable to over and over again. The drums suck you in at the beginning but from there everything else going on in the song makes it such a classic, iconic song.

[@robinblankenship2144]

Damn right

[@kimwilliamson389]

Jimmy Page does much more than dabble. He's a guitar legend.

[@billyjnr5400]

One of the best guitarists in the world

[@deborahfollowscornell9007]

Absolutely one of the best, My #1jimmy page.

[@PaulMurrayCanberra]

Led Zepplin rocked so hard that even now, 50 years later, seismologists still have to subtract the aftershocks from their data.

[@madBluesMan]

Brilliant metaphor

[@thorssensgamesNCC1701]

Awesome. That is awesome poetry that does not need to rhyme.

[@debrafiendel-boutilierandd3542]

This song is a rock anthem and will be played and remembered for generations.

[@yakiracy1492]

Because Paige Bonham and Plant were so special it's understandable but I'm always sad that bassist, John Paul Jones oftentimes gets overlooked. He was most complete musician of all in the band. I've heard him described as a musical swiss army knife and was a fantastic bassist, composer and arranger.

[@marsanchez2500]

I consider Led Zeppelin, the 1st Supergroup

[@TheTrueAltoClef]

We need more love for bassists. I'm a multi-instrumentalist. Started with piano when I was very young, but I fell in love with the bass. Piano initiated me into music, and bass solidified my love for music

[@bjcee1108]

You mean, John Bonham, right?

[@jeffreyscroggs3878]

Proficent Pro Studio Musician Bass, Keyboard, Lute, Mandalin as a Teenager met Page there recording on many albums together for years before Zep Band formed

[@ronaldbetts7718]

The singer Robert Plant is still doing music and does tour but Led Zeppelin is no more since John Bonham there DRUMMER died in 1980 and as much as I'd love to see them get back together I sure understand

[@garygordon373]

I’m 64 graduated in 75 and I grew up with Led Zeppelin and it was so awesome to watch your reaction and your appreciation of them. The were truly the Gods of Rock in our era and beyond.

[@Chance1978ric]

I found the kid kind of a poser. He faked listening. Stopped the song five times within the first 16 bars. Five times. He had a comment every time. Hadn't even heard one lyric. Poser.

[@anneostrom9468]

I'm just one year behind you and I have to agree. I saw them 3 times in Seattle. They are still awesome!

[@donnagpalk912]

Hi 64...63 here❣✌

[@donnagpalk912]

@@Chance1978ric Yea. Gotta listen and not stop..

[@Chance1978ric]

@@donnagpalk912 There is a difference between reaction and distraction.

[@Richard-vt7it]

Led Zeppelin is and will always be the greatest band around. On the 70s people knew how to play the instruments. Not like today's so-called artist using computer generated sound. There is no talent like 70s talent. Dazed and confused a great song. Battle of evermore underated song.

[@robinlowney9171]

I'm 67...led zep is my favorite. Followed by Tina turner and Tom petty. 💋

[@ADogNamedBoo]

Whole Lotta Love has one of the filthiest riffs EVER. You, sir, are awesome and I love your open-mindedness and joy! I'll be back for more reactions, I subscribed!

[@robinlowney9171]

Try the lemon song...squeeze my..... first song I heard. My friend freaked out and introduced me to led zep. Fell in love. I am 67💋

[@rickwebb1000]

​@@robinlowney9171much love and respect and ROCK ON!

[@ryanjsgrandma2009]

How is it that a 60 year old white women finds herself here on a young rapper channel. Because of this. Your open mind impresses me, perhaps it time for me to be opened minded also. They are all here except drummer. Your a nice young man and I’ll come back to visit. Thank you sir peace✌️

[@2788247]

Same here. LOL

[@ROMsquad]

Thank you so much. you are very generous with all the kind words I am very humbled by your post. I would love to see you in all the posts. respect and love 2021

[@ROMsquad]

Ah you are a gem as well thank you so much what part of the states are you two from. I’m East coast New York. Love and respect 2021

[@ryanjsgrandma2009]

@@ROMsquad Hello! I’m from Tennessee. So nice you responded. Found you accidentally, but truly have been enjoying ur videos. If we watch TV long enough, we’re made to believe that due to our race, where we live and even gender that we’re not supposed to like each other. What ur doing is bringing people together through the universal love of music. That’s extremely important right now in our divisive country. Thank you young man for bringing my music to ur generation and bringing ur music to mine. Be true to yourself with ur reactions. I’m a huge Led head, but there are some of their songs that don’t care for. So if u find one like that, stand ur ground and delete the comments! I have a lot of respect for what ur doing. Thank you peace ✌️

[@joseflindbom7680]

@@ryanjsgrandma2009❤️

[@landfyoung]

I love this resurgence of older music with a new generation- who are dying to hear REAL music. No auto tune, real musicians, real performers. It’s not a Dance video- it’s a music video. Led Zeppelin is a great start. And there are many others. Keep listening.

[@pinktastic6159]

One of the best bands ever. I remember the day John Bonham died, people were crying and freaking out. I've met Robert and he was seriously kind and normal. He didn't even know my now ex had worked with some huge name friends of his. He just had a conversation with a stranger in line at the grocery store like any other human.

[@tamabogert9494]

I would die of happiness to have a conversation with him.

[@KrystalLioness]

I finally scored tickets to a concert in Detroit and I heard Bonhan died. I knew it was the end. Broke my heart. ❤

[@KrystalLioness]

Bonham

[@mathboy8188]

Found out in the high school parking lot where a bunch of friends were meeting to arrange camping shifts to get tickets.

[@waynemanning3262]

I can vouch for your opinion of Robert Plant! I have had the the privilege of meeting him several times and having a lengthy conversation with him, he is the most down to earth individual you could ever meet.

[@sillywhispers]

I particularly liked The Battle of Evermore. Note the references in some of the writing to The Lord of the Rings. Oh, and if you haven't seen Heart do Stairway To Heaven with Led Zepplin in the Audience when Led Zepplin was being honored, THAT is a must see performance. Heart did a magnificent job but the sentiment, the love in the air as band watches Bonham's son play in his dead father's place...it's something special.

[@Finnssssss]

"I don't think this is their only big hit." I love it! Naw dude, there's only about 107 more. You just simply started with their biggest and by biggest it's only generally considered to be one of, if not the best rock song ever made as well as among the top songs period ever made. Keep checking them out my man and there will be no disappointment n your future, I guarantee you.

[@Arandomperson_online]

🥰

[@cherylknighton390]

And my generation took the the music for granted. There was no auto tune, no synthesizer, just pure talent.

[@diane9247]

Little did we know that it would become a novelty to hear "real instruments" and actual skill.

[@jasonmain6398]

Hes using a synthesizer actively on stage 😆

[@unitedstatesofamerica9948]

Good thing about the younger generations is that they're able to take good music not for granted when they hear it.

[@Arandomperson_online]

Exactly 👍

[@harrietsand9715]

I was at Madison Square Garden in nyc under one of the large speakers where they played this song, it had just come out to the public, it was a trip without the acid. I lost a degree of my hearing under that huge speaker, but had no regrets because I gained a high vibration in my soul! Now this is music, I feel sorry that todays sounds are so mechanical and the younger generation accepts it as music. Mechanics don’t touch the soul, how sad!

[@ginger4141]

Led Zeppelin are legends, yes they have so much more in their arsenal so much more. The band from England started in 1968 ended sadly 1980 when John Bonham died. John Bonham (drummer) aka Bonzo one the greatest drummers in rock. John Paul Johns (keys, bass, mandolin) aka JPJ the glue of the band. Robert Plant (singer, harmonica, songwriter) aka the golden god. Jimmy Page (guitar, songwriter, producer, and founder of the band) aka guitar god. Checkout When The Levee Breaks great drums.

[@ROMsquad]

Wow thanks that’s dope I appreciate all this info your going to be my go to when I do these guys cuz I really really enjoyed what I seen thanks fam

[@toncuz8291]

@@ROMsquad "No Quarter" from this album, is one of the best live guitar solos in history. Been listening to it for 40 years.

[@atkinson2964]

@@ROMsquad old school rap fan like you would instantly recognize kashmir

[@randycomerford2038]

He was the glue and the most underrated and least talked about member of the band.

[@dorkoptimusrex907]

Also known as (John Paul, play anything Jones)

[@lorirathburn-hutchens6043]

Check out Heart’s version done at the Kennedy Center Led Zeppelin was being honored by the center. It is a excellent version of the song as well and you get to see the band’s reactions to their song being sung well

[@rnrmunimula3756]

Dude, I feel sorry for your generation. I was a teenager in the 1970’s and 80’s surrounded by these incredible rock bands. Led Zeppelin is the pinnacle. Listen to more and be converted.

[@douglashickey5926]

best ever

[@donjohnston4215]

Agreed, well said.

[@otalldon5582]

agreed,

[@ROMsquad]

im loving it

[@redbandita020]

Oh, so, so true. Born in 1974, I grew up with live music, my Dad a hobby jazz musician, me, a choir kid from age 6 until I graduated from the conservatory with a degree as vocal teacher for popular music (jazz). I have been surrounded and immersed in live music and have no comprehension how people can not be familiar with this world.

[@monatodd3501]

‘He’ is Robert Plant, a God of rock. This is a famous show at Madison Square Garden. And this song is the most requested of ALL time ❤️

[@pamelajohnson6199]

I just clicked this...had to see who-in-the-world never heard of Led Zeppelin?!?!

[@debbiepoole2247]

Me too. 😀

[@msaz2720]

Me too

[@megajeroen]

Well, glad he did. And indeed enjoyed it so much you guys do. Not everybody is that lucky. Some folkes never get to hear this masterpiece....

[@renansousa378]

Wish I could hear them for the first time again. Was an amazing experience btw!

[@jobell2708]

Me too!😲😂

[@karenseguin763]

Robert Plant and Jimmy Page are still alive and look Fantastic. Plant is still recording. He has done a couple of recordings with Allison Krauss. He has done many interviews that are worthwhile.

[@sharonpate5481]

I’m 70 years old and I grew up listening and seeing these great musicians. My son became a guitar player because of Led Zeppelin 😎 imagine something like this playing and we’re all kicked back, chillin’ . No dance music because we’d be too high to move so we really listened to the words and the instruments 🎸 😂☮️❤️ You should really react to The Eagles “Hotel California” live performance. Magic guitar solo 🎸 😎

[@garycamara9955]

My grandmother owned the hotel California.

[@lolitafoster6388]

Loved them so blessed to grow up in 60 to this day. To see you raper to learn great music and bands now .

[@rondohunter8966]

Hey old man I'm 2 years behind you and agree totally dude. And now we can medicate openly. Stay cool man.

[@marcinmcula99]

One of best bands ever!!! Kashmir Babe I'm gonna leave you Dazed and confused Immigrant song Whole lotta love

[@jennifercrowe5599]

Babe I’m gonna leave you is my favorite Zep song.

[@rotru4977]

Can I add When the Levee Breaks..

[@warangel4389]

Thank you- my favorite.

[@brucekirkpatrick3653]

KASHMIR!!!!

[@darkchia00]

Kashmir

[@leesahonomichl1014]

I love how you keep saying how smooth he was. Yes he is. Because he is natural talent. No auto-tune, no crap to enhance his voice. He was and will always be a rock God. Says the lady who’s nephews middle name is Zepplin. 😂 Not a coincidence. 😉

[@MarkSmithSa]

Brilliant.

[@sythiadawn]

There's a reason why classic rock is classic. It breaks my heart that no one makes any more of these songs. This one is 50+ yrs old.

[@stephaniewilliams4273]

The group 'Heart ' did a rendition of this song during a tribute to this timeless band. The original drummer passed...his son played with Heart on this tribute. Definitely check it out. Powerful. Look a stage full to present the power

[@liammonaghan663]

Love it when people who dont usually listen to rock, especially the older stuff listen to a great song like this for the first time and that smile stays on their face for the whole 10min + of the song

[@bigchunkybubbles]

Man, there’s no shame in having a dude crush on Robert Plant. We all wanted to be him, and all the girls wanted to be with him.

[@angelaantonelli1669]

😂 Lmfaooo

[@spoonunit1]

Yeah, he was really packin' a piece that night 😀

[@bigchunkybubbles]

@@spoonunit1 legend has it that he’s wearing the blouse of the previous night’s groupie.

[@spoonunit1]

@@bigchunkybubblesHa Ha wouldn't be the least surprised ...Rock n roll...

[@motis2024]

Lol

[@viviankilloran385]

British rock at it’s best. Robert Plant’s voice! Jimmy Paige guitar! Lyrics. Deep. Lyrics. Lyrics. Lyrics. They got honored by the Kennedy Center. Heart sand this for them. Take a listen to Ms Wilson from Heart singing this. John Bonham’s son Jason playing the drums and Robert Plant tearing up. Epic.

[@vickieginn7503]

Heart honoring them brought tears to my eyes! My 36 yr old son knows who they are and today still listens to them and many more great ones. Thank goodness we exposed him and his siblings to them, Stevie ray vaughn , Elvis, Roy Orbison, heart, fleetwood mack, and on and on! I think it exploded a great love of all music in them.

[@stevecribbs9247]

Loved the reaction. Led Zeppelin were my favourite band in my teens and I was fortunate enough to see them live in 1975. Best concert I've ever seen. They were a band where you just couldn't decide who was the most talented. Sadly John Bonham died far too young, and later he was replaced by his own son, who is an awesome drummer in his own right. I think "Ramble on" would be worth a reaction, or "Living loving maid" but frankly they made so many great songs.

[@robbinjuliano9014]

Love Ramble on, When the levy breaks, and California were and still are some of my favorite songs by Led Zeppelin ♥️

[@m_prestonian5923]

Led Zeppelin "When the Levee Breaks" = huge drums!!

[@hyacinth4368]

My favorite Led Zep song!

[@seanphelan7271]

Sampled by the Beastie Boys.

[@citrusity222]

Honestly one of my favorite Led Zeppelin songs

[@over-educated-sp]

Allí Baba and the 40 thieves! It’s only a staple of some obscure band called Cypress Hill. They usually got high, TO THIS!!!!!

[@cyninshadows7041]

"I must have been living under a rock..." im in my seventh decade and watching a hip hopper discover Stairway to Heaven gives me reason to live a little longer...you got my subscribe!

[@WilliamForeman-p3i]

Just to let you know, classic rock had dozens of great bands but Led Zeppelin was king. It was a different time, a different era. We called it hard Rock. Today, it's classic rock. Sorry, music isn't made like this today. Their is a ton of music lovers that living under that same rock. Don't be surprised when you hear more of Zep and some others from back in that day. You will freak out. You have just begun!

[@Concetta20]

Greta Van Fleet and the Darkness are the closest equivalent we got to authentic hard rock today.

[@michaelhaywood6302]

63 year old white guy here. Excellent to see you enjoy breaking down music that is new and different to you. Music I grew up on in what I consider the best decade ever, the 1970's. You made this a fun watch!

[@mauraleib]

Loved watching you discover the brilliance of Led Zeppelin! Robert Plant is still going strong looking and sounding the same just with gray hair. He does beautiful duets with Alison Krause. For someone of my generation it’s hard to believe a person who is into music could not know about them or at least have heard this song but it is so satisfying to see that when you do experience it you immediately recognize their greatness ❤

[@milpri9378]

So many to choose from! "Since I've been loving you", "Kashmir", "Immigrant Song", " In my Time of Dying", "Achilles Last Stand", "When the Levee Breaks", "You Shook Me", "No Quarter", "Nobodies Fault but Mine", "Dazed and Confused", "Whole Lotta Love", "Heartbreaker", "Blackdog", "Rock and Roll", "The Lemon Song", "Dy'er Maker," "Trampled Underfoot."

[@ljdellar]

"Since I've been loving you" is, without a shadow of doubt, the finest ever recording of a blues track there has ever been.

[@hanch3664]

Literally all of these are a requirement

[@dennisvincent94]

If there are any other songs....Ummm start with the rest of LZ IV aka “Untitled” and prepare yourself for the rest of the catalog. LZ I, which is an amazing debut album that was embarrassingly criticized by Rolling Stone and led to the band’s shunning of the press, is a great start. It is, IMHO, one of their best albums.

[@rdhudon7469]

And you are just getting started . Literally every song of theirs is a masterpiece .

[@denisemeredith2436]

Led Zeppelin are a British band. The band split when John Bonham died because they couldnt go on without him. Robert Plant has had a solo career. John Bonham was the best drummee that ever lived, his son Jason is as good. If you watch Heart's tribute to Led Zeppelin at The Kennedy Centre with the surviving members in the audience and Jason Bonham on drums. Please react to Black Dog, The Immigrant Sing, Kashmir.

[@margarettallett762]

John Bonham died and his son had recently been playing with them

[@tinacolbourneart1091]

When the Levee Breaks is my all time favourite song by them.

[@dorissoebbing531]

Yes Kashmir! Another one of their best!

[@Carmella64]

I nearly weep every time I watch the Heart rendition of this song at Kennedy Ctr Honors. Phenomenal. I love the bands reactions throughout the song. ❤

[@hollygolightly1302]

It blows my mind to realize there are people in the world who have never heard of the greatest rock band in the world! Keep listening! The rabbit hole is deep & wonderous

[@Isleofskye]

Indeed hg. I will even forgive you for inserting an unnecessary "e" in wondrous ..haha

[@totallybored5526]

It’s not as if they’re an obscure band like Captain Beefheart. Led Zeppelin are literally one of the most well known bands

[@spoonunit1]

The kids shouldn't be listening to old stuff like Led Zep or The Beatles, they should be out there making their own music. It's a sign they're growing up when peer pressure diminishes and they check out what us oldies call 'proper music'. Rock on dude.

[@robinconcannon4345]

I TOTALLY LOVED YOUR REACTION! YOUR CLAPPING AT THE END AND YOUR HUGE SMILE!!! EVERY ZEPPELIN SONG DESERVES TO BE ENJOYED ❤🎉❤🎉

[@ROMsquad]

thanks fam I appreciate you love and respect

[@robinconcannon4345]

Love your dimple

[@Brody_Low]

Led Zeppelin are essentially the founders of Hard Rock, they were heavily inspired by roots of rock n roll Black American artists like Willie Dixon. They are from the UK. Pound for Pound they are arguably the most talented group of musicians ever formed. Robert Plant on Vocals, John Bonham on Drums, Jimmy Page on Guitar, John Paul Jones on Bass. The drummer passed away suddenly in 1980 and they band has been broken up ever since. Only ever done a few reunions with John Bonham's son on Drums. He was essentially irreplacable. The Next songs you should do: Black Dog (Upbeat rock track) Dazed and Confused (Original album, robert plant completely melts on vox) Whole Lotta Love (Experimental Upbeat anthem similar to D&C in a lot of ways) Achilles Last Stand (Epic hard riffs, if you want stairway vibes a second time but less soft) Ten Years Gone (Probably my favorite track for many reasons) Thank you for the video, you have a new subscriber.

[@mnn1265]

It's a toss-up between Led Zeppelin and another English band... that of course is Pink Floyd. How can you compare greatness?

[@MikeKauaiHawaii]

Don't forget "Kashmyr"

[@stunspot]

Pound for pound? I think Rush is in the running there: three guys and their drummer was bonzo's only peer.

[@AngelRivera-bs7uf]

Jimmy Page absolutely kills it Live !!! Guitar Lengend !!!! Robert Plant has the best Rock voice ever !!!

[@carlaheckmanmichalek8007]

we learned more about peace love and god

[@ronalda.saname396]

Love Paul Rodgers.

[@ontrack16]

Jimmy Page is playing a double-necked guitar, especially for this song. It features a 12-string and a 6-string guitar. The 12-string doubles the note an octave higher. It also gets featured on The Song Remains The Same/Rain Song. Check that live from same performance. Also, Moby Dick from 1970 (John Bonham's drum solo). Thx!

[@BarbaraGrosvenor]

Robert Plant vocalist,,,, Commander of the British Empire, Jimmy Page. Guitarist ,,,,, Commander of the British Empire. What we call the CBE was awarded by the late Queen Elizabeth.

[@alexzman]

Check out some of the songs from their earlier albums first: Babe I’m Gonna Leave You, Dazed and Confused, Since I’ve Been Loving You. Their whole discography has so much to offer, but I think the above 3 songs are a good starting point. Also, this live performance you watched here is from 1973 at Madison Square Garden. From it I recommend checking out Since I’ve Been Loving You (maybe listen to the studio version first), Whole Lotta Love, and Dazed and Confused (studio version first). Cheers!

[@theodorereph8971]

you nailed quite a few great songs there !!

[@thomashollingsworth8110]

Sounds like a near future Zep

[@thomashollingsworth8110]

Fan

[@cindyharper5764]

Robert Plant, lead singer, is still amazing, on his own, as well as with Allison Krause and so many others

[@captainawesome608]

You stumbled on the greatest rock band of all time. the nuances and themes of all of their albums is legendary. They took all of their inspiration from the great Blues singers and bands especially from New Orleans. They do not have 50 albums like other bands but the quality of their work is unmatched.

[@marcydoyle448]

I'm 62. And I still can't get enough of them.they are #1 of all time, then and now.

[@ZanOrion]

I was in high school when this came out. The music of the 60-70’s was epic_. It’s fun to watch your appreciation.

[@vickiezaccardo1711]

Me too. I saw Zep 3 times. We really had some great music and concerts.

[@mimiv3088]

Dude. Your true real understanding of how hard it was for them with just the rawness of the music. No special effects and over dubs or loop pedals etc. Just pure talent blasting across the record players to the concert halls was an amazingly life experience as a teenager back then. I love all music from all walks of life but even today at 60 years old listening to bands like S.O.A.D. and Opeth. I still pull out my first Led Zeppelin stairway to heaven album. Put it on the turn table and crank it to the max. Memories. Simply pure music.

[@deborahallen3318]

Mr too! My first two are Queen and Zeppelin 👑🔥

[@ltellsch3318]

"Kashmir" is classic- Jimmy Paige is legend- Another English group.

[@YvonneDH]

Kashmir will blow your mind

[@TheFarmanimalfriend]

I was 17 when Led Zeppelin hit town. They’re the best rock band - ever.

[@jimbingham99]

When the band lost their great drummer John Bonham they all agreed that there could be no more led zeppelin without him

[@ROMsquad]

Facts it would not be the same from what i can see he truly was the glue

[@WineSippingCowboy]

Like Van Halen with Eddie gone. Son Wolf said no stepping in his father's shoes.

[@MARTIN-bd7gm]

Pity Queen didnt say the same when Freddy died ,breaks my heart seeing them continue with other singers in his place Freddy must be turning in his gave , least John got out as he loved and respected Freddy too much .

[@tammypearson989]

@@MARTIN-bd7gm Same for me with the Eagles after Glen Frey passed away.

[@Doglyvr]

John Bonham son Jason plays drums with them now. Watch led Zepplin rock and roll hall of fame induction with Heart covering this song Jason Bonham is on drums and he's amazing too.

[@rayniecox7683]

Robert Plant was 19 when he started singing with Led Zeppelin, of course he was cocky. He's from the Birmingham, England area. I was married to a "Brommie" (someone from the Birmingham area) and in 1982 he took me to the local pub that Robert Plant hung out in, sure enough he came in and everyone was so casual about it. I just sat and stared, it was amazing!!😎😎😎😎

[@ensee47]

That sir was your epiphany, welcome to the best rock band that has ever existed. Saw them live many times , but Earls Court , London 1975 was , just amazing and unforgettable, from a aged 59 year old... and yes they still produce music, they are still legends in their own right and they will forever be at the pinnacle as rocks greatest. God bless you dude.

[@giovannabalducci5660]

Yes👍 welcome to the best real music Little bro😂😘

[@timickes63]

actually NO they do not produce music as a band or for the most part together, since John Bonham died in 1980 they have only played together as Led Zeppelin I am thinking 3 times, Live aide, atlantic records bday party and last in 2007 in england with Jason Bonham john's son on drums

[@amazinggrace5692]

Heart did a amazing rendition of this when Led Zep were honored at the Kennedy Center honors. Watch it! Jimmy Page (your genius guitar player) smiled through it and Robert Plant (the singer) was brought to tears. Jon Bonhams son played drums in place of his dad in heaven. I’m sure others told you, but after Bingham died, the band didn’t go on. Plant esp never got over it. True friends.

[@BigWesLawns]

I could talk for a whole day about that song alone. Watching you enjoy it like that, & the things that hit you, about it... was priceless 👍🧡 That drummer was the reason I play drums, and everybody tuned their heaviness levels after hearing him dance with the heavy footed, uncluttered snare drum style. He died in 1980 after partying too hard, & it ended the bands time. He was 30 yrs old when he died, and had a gold record on his wall for this song when he was 18yrs old. Led Zeppelin Owned the 70's. They were from Britain, & That Guitarist left nothing for anyone else to do at the time. They influenced everybody. The chemistry between their playing styles was legendary. John Bonham(drums) Robert Plant (vocal acrobatics) are the babies of the band, the other 2 were older studio players, who produced other bands like Bad Company, & The Hurdy Gurdy Man Album, & they played on other peoples songs often when others couldnt cut it, at producers asking. Their guitar player had a personal relationship with the guitar inventor Les Paul, & was given first crack at new releases of next years models. This performance was from 5 nights sold out at Madison Sq Gdns 73", an attendance record back then. This song was a number 1 hit for 10-15 years on Rock stations. The studio version is on Zeppelin 4. If you like those keyboards? Lookup "All of My Love". Its a short sweet song with an amazing keyboard solo. You Have a Good Ear. Also, Listen for the french horns on the studio version of THIS song... my friend, that sound producer was a lagend as well. Their sound system was Huge! He could record the drum sound like nobody ever in history, The only drum recording that comes close is who you mentioned, METALLICA. Metallica replaced this band as the badge holder of the heaviest band for a decade. I know you will check this band out more, I am gonna subscribe and check more of your vids out. I hope you like what I wrote, it is only a blip of how awesome Led Zeppelin was. 😎👍

[@ROMsquad]

Dude I love you fam you just got me jumping out of my seat . Im excited about this band can't wait to see everything . Thanks for the love fam. mad love and respect back to you

[@MikeWilliams-kh6lv]

Selling Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones as “older studio musicians”? Wow! Other than that love the comment!!

[@janice.aitken3533]

@@ROMsquad can you tell me who playe ' Tubular Bells' I used t listen to it a lot mid 70s while driving 100 miles every second night to see my daughter at my parents place. psych nursing, 2x 12 hr shifts the 2days off. great hospital in Melbourne .Australia Tubular Bells keeps coming to mind.

[@twossle]

@@janice.aitken3533 Mike Oldfield

[@ROMsquad]

​@@janice.aitken3533 That song is by Mike Olddield

[@eclecticapoetica]

Your next Led Zeppelin has to be ‘Dazed and Confused’. No arguments now.

[@clare1061]

Robert Plant on vocals and Jimmy Page on guitar is pure Heaven. I was blessed to be born in the early 60’s.

[@tanyarobinson2098]

And Bonham....unbelievable talent

[@pnwdweler4100]

Don’t leave out JPJ.

[@wendylcollins]

I saw them May 18th 1973 in Dallas, TX. Absolutely incredible live.

[@reannejarvis9464]

English band heavily influenced by American music. Truly rock gods...they set the standard for partying..icons and fully masters of their instruments. GODS OF ROCK

[@ayushpandey7]

that’s true, and American music is influenced by eastern music and style

[@owenball7218]

Led zeppelin was revolutionary. John Bonham was the first drummer in rock to follow the lead guitar with the beat instead of the base. Jimmy Page is considered a guitar god, he did things that had not been done before, like pying and electric guitar with a violin bow. They are all legends. There is plenty in thier catalog to amaze you

[@kskochko]

Especially all the stuff they stole from other artists' catalogues

[@andrewnelson9271]

Watch “hearts” tribute to them from rock and the roll Hall of fame and they are sitting in balcony watching and pretty much crying

[@pinkfluffydino8217]

That whole show was awesome! It’s amazing how Humble they all seem! They are legends and have still not gotten too big for their britches! 😉

[@dawnsterzing594]

Sooooo fantastic!

[@kalimar6828]

2012 Kennedy Center Honors

[@josephlinnell9855]

It was The Kennedy Center Honors

[@karenmccully8412]

Came here to suggest this. That would be a great reaction to see!

[@katfitzgerald1842]

Led Zepplin were gods...I saw them so many times. There will never be another band like them...

[@katfitzgerald1842]

I still get chills...so amazing😂...I would give anything to go back to the 70s & 80s...nothing will ever be better!! 😢

[@briandillow6767]

Agree I’m glad I grew up when I did when I was young & just really getting into music concerts & these guys were #1 rock band for me without question& seeing them perform was dream come true, I’m 60 so they really had an affect on me as a youth, I remember one of the greatest nights of my life was capped off with seeing the song remains the same in a kick ass theatre & let’s just say I was feeling good that night & 1:00 am watching that show just a great night & waking up next morning I just had to play their music in the car I think it was cassette back then but my car had kick ass sound system & I blared Led Zeppelin continuesly & haven’t stopped still do today cause yes I’ve heard their songs million times but that genius beat of jimmy & john Robert John Paul I don’t get sick of it never

[@briandillow6767]

@@katfitzgerald1842I’m with you dude I’m 60 & have had time to reflect on my life & if I could go back to that time no question I would, if you were given a choice by a Jeannie to be stuck in a time period for me I’d be given 60’s 79’s 80’s 90’s 2000’s 2024 2034 The future I’d pick late 70’s early 80’s just leave me there

[@juliemanarin4127]

Your friend was doing Whole Lotta Love! Do it live from MSG 1973...you will love it!!

[@gregorystathos6085]

YES YES

[@ROMsquad]

wow you know these guys vey well

[@michaelgilbert197]

YESSSS! Do "Whole Lotta Love".....You won't regret it!

[@image3320]

least words of a Zeppelin song

[@PK1971PK]

Yes, it is a great one to start out on since it was the first song I ever heard by them. It was on AM radio--before FM became the big thing. That was the great thing about the early seventies, you'd hear a song like this, followed up by maybe Glen Campbell then someone like the Jackson 5.

[@cathybrookeburt2616]

These guys are legends. Another great song by them is 'Whole lotta love'. Their drummer is John Bonham & sadly he passed away. In 2012 Led Zeppelin was honored at the Kennedy Center & the girl rock group 'Heart' sang this in tribute & it is frigging amazing. You see the guys watching on with smile & a few tears as the girls kick ass & John's son Jason is the drummer for the performance & he wears his dads Bowler hat as a nod to dad. Watching both performances is so fun. You should check it out. Heart is sisters Ann the lead singer who is 62 years old at the Kennedy center performance & she is still frigging amazing. Her sister is Nancy 958) & an awesome guitarist/singer too. 'Barracuda' would be a fun one to hear them do as young rockers.

[@tamesullivan6340]

This performance moved me.. heart nailed it.. made plant emotional.. just magical

[@lisabrandt8995]

I also recommend watching Heart's tribute, nominated by Obama!

[@rebelliousraven]

Love him doing Black Dog too. So much fun ❤

[@diane9247]

"This is back when people were playing real instruments." Wow, that's so sad.

[@Gwennedd]

Even in the 2000's, this song remained 1st in the top100 on the radio ...and had done so for decades.

[@BABYGIRL-rp1cj]

BRANCHING OUT......VERY GOOD MOVE LOVE LED ZEPPELIN

[@ROMsquad]

I appreciate it but thank clou9 e we were talking about it I didn’t know them he suggested

[@richardgaines2565]

Music today is “listened to”...music then was EXPERIENCED. I’m so glad you are open minded. Thank you.

[@Befree898]

If you truly never heard this song before, now that you did, music will never be the same to you again.

[@64bdchaney]

Zed Zeppelin... One of the great rock/blues/metal/pop band of all time. This concert was filmed in July 1973 at Maddison Square Garden NY, a 3 or 4 night showing back in the day. The film crew shot all 3 shows and created a masterpiece of a concert at LZ peak time. As someone at 64 yrs old today, I grew up on this music, LZ was the front runner in my collection of music. MANY musicians/artists learned so much from the British band. G.O.A.T!

[@juliemanarin4127]

Best band there ever was! All their songs are amazing...especially when performed live!! Keep going with Zeppelin! And rock in general! I'm 61...grew up on Zeppelin! I will subscribe but I don't listen to hip hop...so more rock!

[@ROMsquad]

ok i have a lot of hip hop subs but i promise ill get to more and more depending if the feedback favors it but right now the excitement is there

[@booboo8577]

@@ROMsquad You won't be the first to discover classic rock to be some of the most amazing bands and music ever made. Keep going you won't regret it, and I think your subs will enjoy the ride as well. Stairway to Heaven is good, but there are many more that I consider much better. Stairway got a lot of radio play in it's day. I remember the top ten countdown every night on the local radio station and Stairway was always number 1 for a while there.

[@MsAppassionata]

@@booboo8577 It still is on my local Rock station.

[@musicsansnotes]

Welcome the psychedelic era.

[@dennisg.6072]

For future reaction: Their library is robust with iconic masterpieces, but Immigrant Song and Kashmir should be next up. Prepare yourself to be impressed!

[@Donna-jc9yh]

So happy to have grown up in the 70’s with the best rock & roll ever!

[@thriftinginoregon4022]

Watching you discover Led Zeppelin was such a joy for me. Thank you! This was the music I listened to in high school. Check out their double album Physical Graffiti. Sooo Good!

[@maineman9447]

You can pick any Led Zeppelin song and you will never be disappointed.

[@Colstonewall]

Amen.

[@pinkfluffydino8217]

‘Facts’ - RDiss 😉

[@MrAdriaxe]

You're right, there are no bad ones.

[@garysteinert8040]

Never pause a guitar solo

[@robertwilson7301]

I never get tired of seeing the joy, the surprise and that great big smile on your face when you watch this band doing one of the greatest songs of all time for the first time and live is the best way to hear and see it. Oh yeah on the album recording the bass player/mandolin player/keyboard player John Paul Jones played a recorder that most of us all played in grade 1 or 2 at school, not keyboards. I've been listening to this song for over 45 years and I never get tired of it. I actually envy you for being able to hear Stairway for the first time, I wish I could again!! Love you and your channel, you're very intelligent!!! ..