Teen Reacts To Led Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Love !!!

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[@jmar7631]

Ah, one of my favorites. "Whole Lotta Love" is blues infused rock. Every LZ song is multi-layered taking the listener on a real journey, which is why the fewer the interruptions the better. Thanks for making the effort not to pause too much. :) If you're taking requests, try "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You". A different vibe but one cool song. But just about every song will eventually be recommended, which is why I had previously suggested that you just start from the beginning and work your way through each album. Yeah, Plant's voice is/was amazing. Remember, no auto tune back then. What you're hearing is just how they sounded, and they were amazing. Great reaction, I enjoyed that. Edit: The singer, Robert Plant, is still alive and still recording at age 73. The only band member who has passed away is the drummer, John Bonham, but that was back in 1980 and it resulted in the band breaking up. For the 12 years LZ was together, it was the same four guys and when Bonham died, they felt that he was such an integral part of the group that they just couldn't go forward as a band without him. Sad all the way around.

[@anitapaulus937]

It’s great to see this generation experience LED Zeppelin. I’ve loved them for most of my life.

[@antarcticorb9197]

Thanks for making me feel 15 years old again...and yes, Robert Plant is still alive and well

[@radar0412]

Thanks kid for your Thrilling first time reaction to "Whole lotta Love" by Led Zeppelin. You might want to know that because it became a top 10 single, "Whole lotta Love" was the "first time listener song" of Led Zeppelin for MOST of the Kids back in 1969. And our first time reaction was similar to yours. BLOWN AWAY! Cheers from the Rock and Roll Past!

[@jeffelliott7353]

THE TONE OF THAT SOLO!! OMG!! The bite, the snarl, the teeth. Like he's strung a chainsaw and played the solo on it.

[@simon2077]

60's, 70's and 80's is where the bulk of the greatest music comes from. I was a freshman in college when this came out in 1969. The words do have meaning. lol "I'm going to give you every inch of my love". It's fun watching young people react to the times we lived in. Thanks for sharing.

[@sfbayareagirl]

Dude, that is exactly how we all reacted the first time we all bought this album and played it at home. We were freaking out and all knew we were hearing something great. Note: if you listen again, watch the live clip video of this. It's the same song, just with some live clips. It's so fun watching them in action on stage.

[@jamesaron1967]

The only thing about the official video is the spacey interlude has been truncated at least a minute or so. Otherwise, it's a fantastic collage of various concerts of the band performing this song. Looking at those concert clips, their live performances must have been absolutely breathtaking back in the day.

[@sfbayareagirl]

@@jamesaron1967 there was a shorter version for radio at one point. I guess they used that. I dig this video enough though, to forgive that omission.

[@jamesaron1967]

@@sfbayareagirl Yes, there actually was a shorter version now that you mention it. It has been over 40 years since I last heard this song on the radio and forgot about it. I think it's good they chose this version for the official video. Today, people have far shorter attention spans, and may not appreciate a psychedelic freak out in the middle of a high energy song. The freak out is short enough to keep people tuned in but not too short to sound abrupt and edited.

[@nawkea6478]

Congratulations kid! I was 17 when I got to listen to this song through headphones 🎧 that belonged to my buddy. I was absolutely blown away! I mean - it moved me baby! Been a hard core rocker ever since! I'm 68 now! So much classic ROCK out there! Led Zeppelin is an all time favorite! Do yourself a favor and find the time the Kennedy Center honored Led Zeppelin and the band HEART played the final tribute! More than outstanding! Two of the best bands on the planet ever! Stick to classic rock and outlaw County! Good stuff my young friend! KEEP ON TRUCK-N! ✌

[@jerrenpentance]

It does my heart good to see a young person enjoying this great song. I first heard this song when I was junior high.

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

Since you're new to LZ, you should start in album/track order because if you go by most requested songs alone, you will miss a lot. The reason it sounded swirly was because they used a technique called "panning" so they would put sounds on one side or another and make them go back and forth. Yes, all but drummer John Bonham are alive. Guitarist, band founder/producer Jimmy Page is 78. He doesn't perform anymore but keeps Zeppelin's legacy going. Bassist, mandolin, and keyboard player John Paul Jones is 76. He's still active musically but prefers to work in more unusual areas of music. Singer, harmonica player Robert Plant is 73. He still records and tours. Drummer John Bonham passed away in September,1980 at the age of 32 and the band would officially break up in December of 1980.

[@richardeast3328]

I had just turned 14 years old in Jan. 1969 when LZ released their first album and I was immediately hooked. Watching your reactions and I’m sure mine were probably pretty much the same as your reactions. Good music transcends time and you’re the proof.

[@wendyshores6771]

Black Dog, Ramble On, The Immigrant Song... SO many great songs from this band. A deep dive here! Hope you take the plunge; you will never forget it! So incredibly awesome watching someone your age react to Zeppelin, its like watching myself oh so many years ago!

[@nancymjohnson]

When I was about your age, these were the albums I listened to, and the concerts I attended. Zep was incredible live. Then I saw Yes. They have been my favorite band since, and I’ve seen every band that came thru Dallas. I became a DJ so it would become my life! Keep this great music alive, because you and the artists deserve it!! ☮️❤️

[@TheCornishCockney]

We.Were.Spoiled. What a band,what an era,what a time to be alive.

[@LordEagle]

👍😎

[@jamesaron1967]

Agreed, although I was a wee tot back then.

[@MsTruthseeker999]

This is an absolute masterpiece, one of the best ever raw and totally honest love songs ever!

[@markhollander1201]

He just performed at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage festival last weekend . Robert Plant is still rocking it .

[@davidcarter4247]

Back in 1969 my father came home from work to tell me he had framed a large Led Zeppelin poster. He said the notes on the poster said the singer used his voice as another instrument. 53 years on you picked it up too.

[@JacobBailey]

Keep with Zep as much as you can. It will influence you far beyond what you might ever expect.👍👍🔥🔥🔥

[@user-ud5zg5rm1o]

I saw Led Zeppelin live in 1973. I was 20 feet from the stage. An experience that I will definitely never forget!!!!

[@taylortyler1867]

I don't understand why people complain about reactors pausing to _REACT_ , It's what they're here to _DO_ . If you want to hear the song for the eleventeenth time without interruption, then listen to the original, with _OUT_ the reaction. 🙄

[@brucefollett8117]

Robert Plant is still very much alive and still singing. Zeppelin disbanded in 1980 after the death of their drummer, John Bonham. The other 3 members are still alive and active. Plant has had a successful solo career and is currently touring with Allison Kraus, in support of their recent album.

[@thenittingnurse]

I just started watching reaction videos & a lot of young people and yourself say "Where have I've been"? Your young and it's awesome that your going back and discovering these bands. It's so much fun and it completely blows your mind. I did the same thing at your age. It opens your world ❤. Robert Plant is the Lead singer, he is indeed still alive. ( When he was in his 20's his young son ?5 yrs, drowned in the family pool). Tragic.

[@lawrencecooper2361]

LZ came along c.1969 and filled the void, along with the Jeff Beck group, left by the demise of Cream. You'll want to check them out too to get a sense of music in the late 60's- early 70's. Musically it was a time that can never be duplicated. Most of the music holds up very well over time. Dive in deep and don't listen to rap. It will toxify your spirit. Jimmy Page was one of the Big Three British blues/rock guitarists, the others being Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck. They all played at one time or another with the seminal UK rock band The Yardbirds. My personal favorite back in the day. Add them to your list. There were others as well, notably Peter Green. Clapton was a brilliant soloist/improvisor, Beck was a flashy wildman (but very cool about it), and Page was an innovator/explorer. As you can hear from the total guitar freakout in this tune. After making it as a mega-band, LZ's songwriting matured. The Battle of Evermore has a Lord of the Rings feel to it. Happy Listening kid. Did I say don't listen to rap? I think I did

[@jaddison1112]

When "Whole Lotta Love" I was released I was about 19 years old, and lost my mind. ~ It was like an out of body expericence listening to it. ~ That whole album which I think was their first album, was crazy wonderful. My buddy Jimmy and I where huge Led Zeppelin "freaks". ~ Peace and Love !!!

[@randyhochstein8455]

That was so much fun watching your reaction. I get excited to see that the greatest rock & roll band to ever tour the world can still excite someone your age after 50 years. Just goes to show that this music is timeless. ♥️✌🏼😎

[@darleeneadams9833]

Its not a genre, its a life experience! Go with it! Listen to the music, feel the word and go with it! Enjoy it! We did, our kids did, now the grandchildren are. Fantastic stuff!

[@joshuadeshaies7106]

Ten Years Gone bro! You will luv that tune! Cool reaction brother. Rock on!!¡

[@gotham61]

This was the first album I ever bought, back around when it came out. I was nine. I think my reaction was pretty similar. Of course lines like "I'm gonna give you every inch of my love" and "I wanna be your back door man" went right over my little head.

[@livingandriding]

That was a GREAT reaction!!! Best Rock Group ever

[@panchomcsporran2083]

I've been obsessed with Led Zep since I was 6, I'm 54 now, still love them.

[@edtougas807]

Great reaction! Best for you to start with the first album and go from there. Arguably their best album if you like blues rock tracks

[@christyzeeaquarianated2600]

Sooooo amazing to see young people discovering Led Zep! Seeing that stank face fills my heart with absolute joy! I really hope you enjoy diving into the Zep rabbit hole, they literally never disappoint. Much love, from Australia xx Here's one you reeeeeeaaaally need to hear, it's called "Kashmir" - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqu5e4OdeNNgkJo

[@jenniferandrews1917]

What a great reaction! I HIGHLY suggest “The Lemon Song” and “I Can’T QUIT YOU BABE.”

[@SENSEOFLIBERTY]

But what if the Lemon Song will kill him? :)))

[@Wordsmyth8]

I remember when this came out. I think I was in junior high. I was just a kid, but I had no doubt that what I was hearing on the radio was the beginning of something new and exciting. Little did we know.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Every song they do is amazing! Watch I Can't Quit You Babe live in 1971 I think! Unbelievable! Watch this one live 1973 at MSG!

[@deannajohnson6408]

Silas your family raised you well....you happen to be one of the coolest young folk I have ever seen! I l love your interest and love for music and you demonstrate that you can communicate to all. Your energy and enthusiasm is off the charts!

[@happymethehappyone8300]

It's Not Important When You Start Your Journey Into Discovering Great Music,, It's Only Important That You Do.

[@user-nz5ck4sl6d]

This band took us through our youth. I've seen then 6 times. Gets better each time. No wonder we are so cool right? :-)

[@MJ-we9vu]

There's a movie called "It Might Get Loud" which is basically Jimmy Page, Zepplin's guitarist, Jack White from the White Stripes and the Edge from U2 just sitting around talking about music. At one point Page starts to play the opening riff of "Whole Lotta Love" and you have to see the looks on the faces of the other two. It's like they're teenagers in awe hearing it for the first time.

[@Mike-rk8px]

Silas, if you want to experience a Led Zeppelin concert, you need to watch the Led Zeppelin movie “The Song Remains The Same”. It’s a full 2 hour movie that was released in theaters in 1976 and was massively popular. It combines concert footage with fantasy sequences of each band member. The movie was filmed at Madison Square Garden on the last 2 dates of their 1973 North American tour.

[@CaryOn11]

I would prefer How the West Was Won over TSRTS. Better video and audio.

[@Ledzepnut]

@@CaryOn11 Not true, Song Remains the Same movie is Zeppelin at their peak, '71 - '75 were their best years, but I love everything they did before and after as well

[@micheleberara2842]

Mike Silas. I couldn't agree with you more!!! I own the DVD THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME. If you want to come as close to seeing the totally amazing and talented Led Zeppelin, you should watch this. Another great one is THE Mother Ship. I went to see Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Experience. He plays the drums (obviously) they do all of Led Zeppelin's songs. They are very, very good!!! Jason Bonham plays Moby Dick with his famous father. They play side by side a screen of John Bonham comes down beside Jason Bonham and they play the song together ❤️ I couldn't help but get a little bit chocked up. They play as one!!! It's incredible 😍 THE way they move, everything. It's like watching them in a mirror!!! Except for the physical differences. I highly recommend going to see Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Experience if you have the opportunity to. That is absolutely the closest thing to seeing the best band in Rock History. Jason Bonham certainly would not be involved in putting this band together if the other 3 members weren't up to the huge task of doing His Great, Late Father, John Bonham and the other 3 incredible, uncomparable members. They don't look like the Golden God, Robert Plant, the quiet and extremely talented John Paul Jones or the guitar legend of Rock, the sweet,sexy and creative Jimmy Page. The sound is there!!!! I am not a very kind critic when it comes to Led Zeppelin covers. If they are bad, trust me I'm going to be the first to say that they stink. Sorry, I'm harsh. I totally enjoyed the Led Zeppelin Experience!!!! These guys are not Led Zeppelin, but they are, extremely good. Led Zeppelin is definitely a very hard band to attempt to cover. They were the best of the best.

[@Mike-rk8px]

@@micheleberara2842 When “The Song Remains The Same” opened in movie theaters in 1976, it pretty much stayed there for the next 20 years or so. In the 70’s, 80’s & 90’s movie theaters all over the US, Canada, most of Western Europe, Australia & Japan would show it. It was often shown at night, sometimes around midnight, and it was usually shown with another concert film, like “Pink Floyd At Pompeii” or “Heavy Metal”. Granted, the audience was mostly stoners, so it was a very friendly crowd. Some theaters had excellent sound systems, so it was like being at a very loud rock concert. It’s too bad more theaters don’t show these types of movies anymore, I would bet that if “The Song Remains The Same” was brought back to movie theaters, it would attract a whole new audience of today’s kids who think that rap and hip hop are the best types of music. There is just no substitute for seeing it on a huge movie screen, with the music blasting.

[@micheleberara2842]

@@Mike-rk8px I just love it Mike. I remember when the theaters were playing it all of the time!!! I never got to see it in the theater. I do watch it all of the time here at home. It sounds awesome with the surround sound!!!! All of the people who are in the actual audience look like stoners too!!!! They look like they are having a blast!!!

[@simply_psi]

Yes Robert Plant is still alive, you should check out some live stuff from their one off reunion gig in 2007 called Celebration Day, they are all in their 60's but still killing it, Kashmir, Whole Lotta Love and Black Dog were all awesome. You should also branch out into The Who, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath and Pink Floyd. All great but very different rock bands.

[@JacobBailey]

Maybe Uriah Heep, too:)

[@juliemanarin4127]

All of them are alive except the drummer who died in 1980

[@simply_psi]

@@JacobBailey ooh great shout, not listened to Uriah Heap for a while, must go hunting through my albums and have a bit of a session

[@hgianos65]

Robert Plant is playing now , in Chicago, with Allison Krause

[@traffiquest1094]

Silas Bailey: Hello, Yo tenía 17 años cuando salió éste tema en 1970. Fue algo impresionante en ese momento. Algo que no se había visto antes. Something Never been Listened Before. Ese contrapunto magnífico, poderoso y enérgico de Bonham a la batería. Ese riff de la melodía tan intrépido y compacto. Fue algo realmente impactante y soberbio en aquel 1970. Aún hoy al recordarlo, se me pone la piel de gallina. (This Is Writing LB from 🇪🇸 SouthernWest Spain)

[@mikenielsen7008]

He will have to listen to it 50 times before he understands how awesome Zeppelin is.

[@stewartmackay]

You're doing a great job buddy. Keep going. I'm a Scottish guy living on a Greek island. And yes, I met Jimmy Page once in his house called Boleskine House near Loch Ness. This was music.

[@MrSadsack56]

what i miss about this era of music i lived thru is the times i was listening to radio late night and hearing these songs for the first time!! and the following day going out and buying the lp`s! thanks for the reaction Silas. hope you can do some CREAM reactions also

[@mattbailey9396]

Quality song….. enthusiastic reaction! 🔥

[@billbabcock1833]

Imagine being 17 in 1971 and seeing Zep in person. I may be old but I've seen all the good bands.

[@truckr74]

I really love watching you young cats discovering real music. Once you start darting down this rabbit holes of the 60’s, 70’s, 80’s, and early 90’s, you will quickly realize that today’s music really sucks badly. Have a great adventure hotrod.

[@nowhere982]

Over 50+ years ago.... These guys blew our minds, still do.....

[@CoronaMechanics88]

Fwiw…I’m a white 60 year old white hetero male conservative…it’s awesome to see you react to stuff that came out when I was your age and still enjoy every day…Respect…

[@eugenestandingbear6516]

True enthusiasm.I had to listen 20 times in a row when it came out.

[@richnorcal]

Hey, great reaction to an awesome song..from the greatest rock band ever !! Yes Robert Plant is alive..lol...and still has that voice, it's incredible

[@bobhope3716]

Glad you are getting in to Led Zeppelin BUT I wish you had done the live performance of this song from the Madison Square Garden concert. This concert was filmed in it's entirety and released both as a movie and live album titled " The Song Remains the Same " . For the full Zeppelin experience I highly recommend it. Best thing to do is buy the DVD and watch it on a good home entertainment system.

[@neshobanakni]

Zepp kicks ass! He (Robert Plant) is actually on tour now with Allison Kraus. In his seventies and still rockin'.

[@ericrussell8463]

NOW YA KNOW WHAT IT WAS LIKE FOR US IN SCHOOL BACK IN THE DAY LOL!!!!!

[@moblackledge]

Dude. I’m literally 18 again. Smoking dope with my friends. And getting the LED OUT! Priceless.

[@kevinbrady6075]

Silas,you are on your way!Head up: LZ explored every type of genre.Love you excitement! Keep rocking!

[@Kashaslove]

Robert is still alive. This is the music I grew up with !!! So great to see it's still appreciated by you "youngsters" LOL! 😉

[@cslloyd1]

I was 8yo when i first heard this in 1969. My (very cool) 4th grade teacher brought this in for us to listen during recess and art. I learned a lot in 4th grade, but this lesson stuck with me for life.

[@richardsassany5572]

"Going to California" AMAZING

[@cheripetty1805]

From the mouths of babes... "Is this Guy still Alive?!" cracked me up! Enjoy your journey, young man. You're in for a Hell of a Ride! Cheers from 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦

[@DeAnne1233]

Take it from me…. That sound is sexy AF and they’re still rippling their fingers through the generations.

[@williampagdon4822]

1970's Music did a lot with 2 Channels, moving the Sound from Ear to Ear (in Headphones or Speakers) to create that Swirling Effect. It was pure genius.

[@bkniker]

Led Zeppelin at it's best, Stairway to Heaven

[@lunaldonate1251]

Temazo!! Una de los riffs mas reconocidos de la historia. Una canción que siempre gusta. Una de mis favoritas.

[@geofftottenperthcoys9944]

Cheers for this mate! Make me happy to have also done this with my 4 boys, introduced them to Led Zep.

[@jaquestraw1]

I'm so envious. Wish I was hearing this for the first time again 💜

[@mistymountainhop71]

Great reaction 😀 Subbed for more LZ, you should start from album 1 track 1, you'll miss out on so much incredible music just hopping around doing bits here and there. I think one format I've seen being used to good effect is reacting to a studio and then a live video back to back, you get to see and hear what they did to expand their live performances and why they were renowned for being an incredible live band.

[@DarrellW_UK]

The thing to do is some more relaxed listening later after your reaction! Just an idea to blow your mind - this is some advice from a 70 year old who has heard the best of rock! Listen to a track called Pieces by a band called Jinjer, they are a Ukrainian band and are just amazing, then follow this by their track Vortex - note: do not research or listen to those tracks first, it must be a true first reaction. The follow with a band called Nightwish - Ghost love score at Waken 2013, follow it by Yours is an empty hope at Wembley UK. If this blows your mind be ready to be mega impressed!

[@Apollo_Blaze]

Silas, please pause the songs whenever you feel you want or need to....I come to your channel to get your reactions and for what you are thinking about a song...if I want to just hear the song I can go to a regular video...the fun here is your reactions. It's such a fun time watching your vids. Don't worry about anyone saying not to pause too much. You do a great job!

[@denisemeredith2436]

Robert Plant is very much alive, he.is active in the village where he lives. There is a tribute band here in the UK called Fred Zeppelin and Robert has been known to get on stage with them to belt out a few numbers and John Bonham's son Jason has played drums for them too. You should check out: Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Ohio Gordon Lightfoot - The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald America - Ventura Highway You should also check out the support act at a Green Day Concert in Hyde Park London (available for free on Green Day's website) - the crowd were singing Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen (even singing some of the instruments).

[@ballsyrocker]

Check out Celebration Day songs live that they reunited for with the dead drummer's son,Jason Bonham ,powerful on the drums. It is from a completely sold out concert at the O2 Arena in England back in 2007. Hang on to your headphones. They were in their 60s but kicked ass like they were in their 20s. Dig! Glad you are rockin' with Zep, other rappers are too here. Check ot any concert live video footage here. They will blow you away live!

[@MrPopbottleboy]

I doubt that you will be listening to your rap songs in fifty years but I'll bet you'll still be listening to this.

[@richardcramer1604]

One of the things about this song I love is hearing the echo before instead of after the singer (Plant).

[@jeffazi]

Robert Plant (the singer) is very much still alive. I saw Led Zeppelin several times back in the 70s. I saw Robert Plant at Bourbon & Beyond 3 or 4 years ago. He did an album with Allison Krauss a while back that is quite good.

[@randall65100]

it hit your feels. Your smile was epic

[@TalesByTheRiverBank]

This is a 1969 song. Let that sink in. What was music like 50 years before 1969? A lot different to this and yet even though this song is more than half a century old it still more than holds it's own against anything contemporary. The truth is we were spoilt for choice back then. There were many great rock bands but this band (IMHO) were just the best at what they did. In the UK at the turn of the 1960s into the 1970s they were one of several excellent rock groups bursting onto the scene. And yes Robert Plant i(the group's singer) is still alive and still performing.

[@teresakoslosky3053]

He is still rocking!!!

[@davidfisher8821]

I enjoyed the heck outta that, your enthusiasm is fun to watch!

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

Yes! Robert is still alive. He’s 73 right now. He’s had a forty plus solo career since Zeppelin ceased in 1980 due to Bonhams death. He is currently on tour with Allison Krauss and their backing band doing mostly Americana and folk music. Still does some Zeppelin, but rearranges the songs to better suit his voice as it now is. His voice stays mainly in the middle range now, but he still can bring out the power when needed. Still a lovely voice…..my favorite male vocalist. jimmy Page (founder of the band, guitarist, producer, riff master) is also still with us, he’s 78. And John Paul Jones is also still alive…he’s 76 I believe

[@rebeccarockchik6704]

Glad to see the headphones with this song. 😊

[@steveburkitt1255]

So happy to see our younger ppl enjoying the fun we did.Please see Hendrix,Cream

[@ericvanswoll4611]

I saw that you reacted to Buddy Holly with your uncle. Think about this, 9 years after that was released, we got Zeppelin (along with a lot of other great bands)

[@lindazee]

When you put it into that perspective, it blows my mind. How much rock and roll music and our society changed in such a short period of time is truly mind-boggling.

[@golden454]

Black Dog, Kashmir (Plant's favorite) and the historical biggie Stairway to Heaven. You should watch some performances to see why we went feral over this band.

[@johnandrews3151]

I have seen many reaction videos and there are some reactors who do not pause their videos at all but do not get flagged for doing so. Most often, it is the visuals that are flagged and not the music itself.

[@chrishickey7502]

Fifty years old and still rocking today.

[@cogline]

Reminds me of buying LZ II and listening to it with headphones at 15 and loving it

[@crystallane9962]

Jimmy Page is the lead guitarist and is a legend - just ask any other guitar player. He will always be in their top 5 favorites.

[@ginger4141]

Oh hell yeah!!!!!!!! Led Zeppelin 😎🤘

[@jettrink7510]

Silas is for sure the funniest guy on KZbin 🙂

[@christopherbailey557]

Good to see another Bailey listening to great music! Hi from Northern New York!

[@mattbailey9396]

Bailey power! 😉

[@ZEPnALE]

I think you'll really enjoy "Black Dog" and "Rock and Roll," which you might recognize from a few TV ads.

[@wpollock1]

Get strapped in...you are going to love this ride! Robert Plant is still alive. What you get with Zep is rock and roll with BLUES in there.....something you don't get in popular music today.

[@SENSEOFLIBERTY]

When you asked do Robert Plant is still alive it was so funny to me because a right before you have been so amazed by his voice and this combined sounds like it is impossible he can be still alive when he had so amazing voice. LMAO 😂

[@viclagina347]

Record stores were hang out places in the 70s.... people would stand in line for new music like they used to do for a new iPhone release. Wait until you get to Physical Graphitti album.... the Apex of Led Zep..... the last album before Jimmys heroin use started affecting his brain... such a wide range of sounds

[@MrDiddyDee]

Hey, Silas, everyone but the drummer is still with us. Robert Plant has made 11 complete original solo albums (plus compilations) since Zepp finished, and quite a few collaboration albums with Jimmy page, and also Alison Krauss. He's touring The States with Alison right now, it's more modern country style than rock, but he does do re-imaginings of older songs sometimes. Loved your reaction, and although this song is more than 50 years old it still had me sweating too.

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

I'm here for Zeppelin and I'm subbed.

[@joycevance3078]

That is Jimmy doing his THEREMIN 🎶🎸

[@Ledzepnut]

Loved your reaction, keeping it real, hoping you continue with Zeppelin :)

[@LordEagle]

Nice user name,,,,,🤪👍

[@laboexit1457]

"Immigrant Song" Live 1972, to the next...