1ST TIME LISTENING TO LED ZEPPELIN - WHOLE LOT OF LOVE

[@thedude72387]

The breakdown in the middle of the song can be explained with three letters.... LSD

[@stevedavis8123]

I always thought it was like having an orgasms

[@thedude72387]

Also a valid theory. I can see how that would be a musical translation of an orgasm.

[@stevedavis8123]

@Ryan Smith Lol depends your definition of heavy.

[@thedude72387]

@RyanSmith I have. I sort of regret it. Sex on LSD ruined regular sex for me for a while...

[@stevedavis8123]

@@thedude72387 I have on ecstasy and it did the same for me.

[@PeterTea]

That middle part was when they were getting a whole lotta love!

[@Pianoman999]

That would be correct

[@mutespittah2051]

LMFAO this comment is underappreciated. You the one.

[@chloehall4270]

Yep. Agree.

[@opalviking]

I know those experimental instrumentals are a little wtf to today’s first listen. But back then? This was cutting edge sound mixing

[@jamessweet5341]

Mostly Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones doing the production work.

[@sjh100975]

Yes but I bet not a single artist could create anything like Zeppelin did, no computers just talent.

[@opalviking]

@@sjh100975 Zeppelin was using the latest technology available to them. Just like today’s artists are using computers. Can’t hate today’s experimentation while loving the the experimentation of the classics. Zep aligned the stars so it’s just not fair to compare the pioneers of the 70s to modern music. Bc in 50 years, who’s to say which artist of “now” will be considered pioneers in 2070.

[@allanmawson3578]

Or Jimmy Page playing his Gibson Les Paul with a bow perhaps ??

[@gaycha6589]

Still is. For pure simplicity

[@davidclements1489]

Led Zep, arguably one of the best bands ever... im sure the amount of "love" givin during their prime is unfathomable.

[@TheAmirhossssein]

from a contemporary pov, that's not necessarily true as a band top 20 sure, Stairway to Heaven though top 3 the criteria for these golden oldies are asking someone born after 2000 to name top 5 of best songs of an artist from 2010 backward, if 5/5 then u could say under 10 and I believe there's no "the best" in top 10 just 50 names sharing top 10; otherwise where u put Tom Petty or Iggy Pop Like. Queen, Boh Rap, Rocku, Radio Gaga, We the Champs but not only OOOOLD that includes 50, Wayne, Em... music changes, "the best criteria changes" its always been like.... hm like Godfather, no one even dares to mumble a bad word about it, its a classic and everyone knows it but no man living can say I've seen that movie multiple times. its always a mix of *quality X appeal X time X personal Opinion*

[@iamangee]

It’s unfortunate that not all were of age.

[@snikerman98]

@@TheAmirhossssein I agree that "top 10" lists are totally subjective and kinda worthless imo, but the sheer impact zeppelin had on almost every facet of music is unmatched. Without them, music wouldn't be the same. They've inspired artists in damn near every genre, obviously rock, hip hop production, r&b, electronic, pick a genre. I rarely listen to led zeppelin, just not really my kind of music, but at their time they were gods amongst men.

[@allbies]

@@iamangee Wasn't it 14 in the 70s? Not like it's not weird to me, it is. But they were 'of' age right?

[@iLLWiLL510]

He was talking about his dick btw

[@ThroughBlindEyesDru1]

Kashmir is the jam he’d get down with. One of my favorite songs to learn on the drums

[@huskiehuskerson5300]

Greatest song ever, most badass song ever

[@MysterioFan02]

when the levee breaks maybe he'd jam more

[@martynrogers4810]

Something no one is mentioning is this album came out at a time when a lot of artists were experimenting with the effect of sound within the mixing. Sending parts left to right, having trippy effects was as much experimenting with sound as it was a result of experimenting with drugs lol and for the most part, the breakdown section is something they expend massively in life performances. While it doesn’t come off as much in this, the main juxtaposition is there for when the guitar riff comes back in. Would love to see you react to this whole album, it’s the opener off their second which is one of their best 👏

[@Fanectric]

Led Zeppelin - Since I've been loving you. Its crazy good!

[@Steveo3332]

One of my favorite songs

[@sonjaleesloth]

I second that! ✋

[@lilpissed1791]

Truth!!!

[@adrianmoore8840]

Choooooooooon

[@oceanlover650]

The live performance of Since I've Been Loving You at Madison Square Garden is insane. So good!

[@julielarochelle]

Hey man, it was the 70's with the psychedelic music. 😆 If you like Led Zeppelin, you have to listen to Black Dog. The song is as old as I am, but it still rocks today!

[@charitizzle6028]

It's my fav! So glad I was born in 70s with parents who had a wicked vinyl collection!🥰

[@Steveo3332]

Since I've been loving you. The live version Robert Plant has some badass pipes.

[@artbagley1406]

Their "Rock and Roll" and "When the Levee Breaks" are mind-blowers, too. For a special treat, try "When the Levee Breaks" with their friend who plays the HURDY-GURDY for a 4-minute introduction. Mesmerizing!

[@paulhabat6338]

You just listened to the most Icconnic opening riff in the history of Rock ! 50 years later and still # 1 !

[@AK00777]

There is no explanation for the middle interlude, The Mighty Zep is just to be experienced.

[@thegreeneyedvixen]

It's badass how u willing to listen to all types of music... Makes me love your channel even more

[@markymark5564]

I am sure you would like Black Sabbaths "War Pigs".

[@andychristensen2947]

I would VERY much like to recommend the live 1970 show if you do War Pigs. You've never *ever* seen a drum set get abused like Bill Ward does on that.

[@ToneLone69]

Agreed

[@Sebshappytrees]

Yaaasss I’ve been asking for war pigs for a minute. Such a great rock song overall. Led Zeppelin is a great start though

[@billie_vanilli]

@@andychristensen2947 Which i agree is an awesome spectacle but the song overall will very likely be appreciated more by listening to the studio version first. I'd only recommend checking out that much rougher live performance where one component of the music stands out only after being able to clearly hear how amazing every component of that song is.

[@CMClaudio1989]

Sabbath in general

[@djobscene4239]

The reason for the strange breakdown is simple... Drugs, a lot of them lol

[@Laeryc]

Not alot of them ALL of them.

[@sooth6059]

Inspiration and drugs

[@emilymartinez6961]

I second that!🤟😜

[@flortecjh]

simulating a fuck session dope

[@kevinbrady6075]

BS,Eddie Kramer,JP next.

[@ToneLone69]

5:40 “I must be missing something here man tf going on” acid my friend, you’re missing acid😂

[@57kwest]

😂

[@Laeryc]

This is the best explination for led Zeppelin and for Black Sabbath.

[@ToneLone69]

@@Laeryc I was like bruh you not feeling what I’m feeling lol, different imagination ig

[@danielcastaneda1393]

Hahaha facts 😂

[@emilymartinez6961]

I second that!🤟😜

[@DarkStarGSK22]

Back then no KZbin, no Facebook or social media. People across the world felt the power of the mighty LED ZEPPELIN thru the radio and by spinning vinyl. Raw talent in its purest form. Greatest rock n' roll band EVER 🐐💯

[@johnjedennett2206]

One of the greatest bands ever. Individual talent was crazy. One of the best guitarists in the world. One of the best bassists in the world and one of the best drummers then add those unique vocals you get the greatness of Led Zeppelin

[@clownzzz4837]

As a teenager in the 70's, these guys had a big influence on me. Sex, drugs, and rock and roll! My favorite of theirs is 'Rock and Roll'. High energy.

[@elderlyoogway]

The intermission is actually really rhythmic once you get your ears accustomed. It follows a nice pattern, but it takes more than the first listening. Zeppelin were masters at experimenting with sounds, great times. Also, "Babe, I'm gonna leave you" is a must if you want to see pure vocals. But first you gotta develop them Led Zeppelin ears, so maybe Stairway 🤘🔥

[@dewanewelch1744]

One of my fav songs ever. I sampled it and made a beat out of it.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Jimmy plays a Theramin in the eerie parts of this song!

[@captainhowdy13811]

Fav song of all time

[@jordangrieve3636]

So true about developing the led zeppelin ears, when i first started listening to them i only liked whole lotta love and the end of stairway, now? Put it this way i own all 8 of there albums. Tangerine been possibly my favourite, closely followed by rock and roll, stairway, whole lotta love, in my time of dying... i fucking love led zeppelin

[@justasimpleguy7211]

@@jordangrieve3636 Tangerine is a massively underrated piece and In My Time of Dying is just insane and then there's Dazed and Confused and the thing is their live performances actually blow away their studio recordings. As amazingly talented as all the members were the band was far greater than the sum of its parts, and that's saying a lot. In my opinion there's never be another band so dominant and which so much impact on the music world and I doubt I'll ever see another one in my lifetime. Absolutely unique and in almost every respect.

[@ThisisStephennn]

Please listen to led zeppelin - stairway to heaven

[@Fredman5551]

We don't need a 30 minute video

[@rbonnifet]

@@Fredman5551 We do.

[@macsfe9828]

Ugh, no. Levee Breaks.

[@hankson8]

Stevie you just heard one of the greatest rock singers of all time.. The great Robert Plant, one of the greatest guitarists of all time ... Jimmy Page and the great John Bingham on the drums..never been a more badass band

[@donaldbrunner6250]

It's John Bonham on drums

[@hankson8]

Of course, I was voice texting None better than Bonham!

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Bonham

[@CamiMack5616]

And John Paul Jones, one of the greatest bassist of all time.

[@paulkearney4565]

Bonham FFS

[@johnsample5628]

There's no confusion in this song. It's about f***ing, plain and simple.

[@raymondalvarez9925]

I like ur openness to explore different genres of music!

[@aaronbabst2840]

I like how you willing to go to different music. Love rap but I also love rock, some punk and metal. Good shit bro

[@TheDivayenta]

“ Willie Dixon, probably the foremost blues composer of the mid-20th Century, penned a song titled 'You Need Love', which he gave to Muddy Waters to record in 1962. Seven years later, that song's lyrics would be the inspiration for Led Zeppelin's 'Whole Lotta Love'.” Many Zep songs are built on the classic blues masters’ creations.

[@lauradehart8182]

I knew when the lyric “gonna give you every INCH of my love” hit, Stevie was gonna get even more hype, lol!! 🤣 ❤️👍🏻

[@SillyUncleAndy]

The use of the theremin is also so bloody pleasing, love that effect (a sonic metal pole gadget you move your hand around and near to etc to create sounds)

[@Kiluei]

Also why I like Stevie's reactions: he'll honestly say when he's heard a song before. Like he said in this intro. How he could've randomly come across one of their songs in life. Meanwhile you got reactors out there that keep pretending like they never heard Bohemian Rhapsody anywhere lol.

[@herrzimm]

I also like how Stevie will tell you he 'heard' a song before, but that he never really 'listened to it'. Meaning he heard it, but didn't pay attention to the lyrics, and when he does it opens up a new experience of depth or understanding. Stevie has some of the most 'honest' reactions around. Either 1st time hearing something, or going back to something 'old' and simply paying attention with new understanding of writing and talent.

[@Helldog6]

FACTS! "You know, I've always heard about him but I've never actually listened to any of his songs. So this'll be a new experience for me! Wish me luck, I hope I like it! Anyway, here is my first totally genuine reaction to Thriller by Michael Jackson!"

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

1969 was a time of psychedelic music and experimental sounds....Zeppelin had a couple of songs that really delved into that.....most notably this and especially the song Dazed and Confused. Robert Plant was one of the first “Rock Gods”...in fact, he was often referred to as The Golden God because of his gorgeous mane of hair. Jimmy Page was God of guitar back then. John Bonham was and still considered one of the top five rock drummers of all time and many consider him the best. John Paul Jones did bass, keyboards, mandolin and was and still is an amazing musician. Zeppelin fame came from their albums and from their live concerts. They did not release singles. Live they often played for over three hours....and were famous for improvisations on the fly....Each member was tops in their field and together they made a MONSTROUS legend of a band. And had huge influence on hard rock. Watch them live.....You would love Black Dog from the MSG 1973 concert. Or, for sexy as hell blues...watch Since I’ve Been Loving You from the same concert. That will show you how charismatic they were.....absolutely mesmerizing onstage.

[@jebbles588]

I think its time we introduce him to metal

[@Gastas26]

He is not ready

[@shubamama1]

Straight to Back Burner by August Burns Red is my vote

[@MrRdaoust]

I wanna see him watch any Tool video

[@maryannerazzano7692]

Maiden

[@Lado1677]

@@Gastas26 dude, 🤣🤣🤣

[@edmurphy9028]

That middle part was the actual sex act complete with explosion

[@jackiepittaway6558]

Yep... that the one!!! Im from the place zeppelin is from.. one of the best rock bands ever.. booom. Xx

[@nadiagardencounty9371]

Nearly broke my finger clicking on this link so fast. Oh holy grail of reactions!!

[@jamiestone1356]

Now we're talkin'' ! Glad to see you expanding your music bro . I love watching your reactions . Good at breaking songs down

[@KingNekro]

Led Zeppelin - Stairway To Heaven. One of, if not their BEST song ever.

[@CamiMack5616]

Also one of the most overplayed, like Freebird by Skynyrd. Led Zeppelin has way better songs than Stairway, but then again, music is subjective, so I digress.

[@KingNekro]

@@CamiMack5616 To each their own. Personally I enjoy both of those songs or at least "just as good" to my ears as pretty much any other song I've heard from those 2 bands(although I do enjoy Kashmir, Achilles Last Stand, Dazed And Confused, and Sweet Home Alabama as well a lot). Both songs have really long build ups that tease you for a long time, with the payoff being an intense climax that catches my attention as a metal head. I haven't listened to a ton of songs from either band though, I'm not big into classic rock personally. I tend to enjoy classic rock songs that are closely related to metal or classical music in sound/structure.

[@ThatguyPurps]

As popular as they were they were still experimental with sounds.. In rock music there are times where the instrumentation was the highlight as they actually all played their own music. In that break down the guitarist actually uses a bow from a double bass/violin to play the electric guitar.. Its sort of a psychedelic moment to drift off with the vibe.. Its like a moment of mumble rap in a lyrical rapper song, not about the vocals as much as the vibe and feeling.. same with a lead guitar break, just close your eyes Stevie, sit back and enjoy those moments. You have to remember that bands in the 60s and people attending shows were more open to drugs like lsd and cannabis to enhance writing, performing or attending a show. Listen to The Beatles and tell me they werent experimenting with drugs while doing music... given, not all bands were into drugs etc but pretty sure Led Zepplin were.

[@guizhelhert]

Awesome reaction as always man! If you want another dose, i recommend Led Zeppelin - When The Levee Breaks, super unique sound^^

[@xxxxOmNixxxx]

Man you have to give Led Zeppelin - Babe I'm Gonna Leave You a listen, amazing track, big up the reactions bro!

[@davidwilkinson5512]

Another awesome video bro, happy you're reaching out with your reactions makes for some dope content. Keep up the great work!

[@unomunoz7893]

The interlude is a rhythmic and sonic representation of an emotional expression: love. It's stereo, it's raw, unmitigated power.

[@terryconnelly484]

He was going deep during that time giving her a whole lot of love!

[@stevemazz3121]

Good to see this video... I am a 67 year old white boy that saw Zeppelin live in 1970 and 1974.... back when tickets were less than $10 dollars and the woman were there to play.... good time to live. I went to Page and Plant in 1995 reunion and it cost $ 135 bucks.... still worth it to see them live on stage.

[@dipset8006]

Eminem - Sing for the moment.

[@omirospavlou7607]

THIS

[@kdizzle901]

Uncensored

[@tomaleshire4145]

The music is what brought us together back in the '60s and '70s. Kids from California to Maine and New York to Texas and everywhere in between listened to the same music and it became a movement that helped end the Viet Nam war and helped the Voting Rights Act and the Civil Rights Bill become law. We did this without the Internet or even cell phones because the music was the wake up call that brought us together to march and peacefully protest for civil rights, women's rights, peace, equal employment opportunity, and all the other social issues we worked to change. I believe without the musical revolution of the '60s and '70s this country would be a lot different and worse today. I wish we had music like that now so we could come together and end the terrible divisions we are living with. Like John Lennon said, "All we are saying, is give peace a chance". "Imagine all the people living life in peace. You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one"...✌️❤️

[@freyjabrigid]

“Some one please tell me what just took place...” Acid, dude. Acid just took place 😂

[@karentinnes1921]

An orgasm

[@CW-ke8rk]

That’s one of the most rawest riff starts to a song I’ve ever heard. Zeppelin are one of the bests.

[@jiwaplastik6520]

Since i've been loving,you need to check it for sure That a wholeeee lotta love for you

[@BrianBatemanSEOllc]

Led Zeppelin - Since I've Been Loving You will boggle your mind and make you wonder how they have so much talent.

[@s_o_b568]

It's called acid Rock you listen to it when it's tripping and yeah they're sex

[@tomaleshire4145]

I'm almost 69 years old.😩 I saw Led Zeppelin in 1970!🔥😁 My first concert and first acid trip!🤯😂 A life changing moment!💯❤️✌️

[@Afi1114]

Stevie you gotta give “Babe I’m gonna leave you” a listen that’s a way better listen!!

[@Steveo3332]

Since I've Been Loving You the live video. Robert Plant has some badass pipes.

[@Eric-qk3bk]

Running around w/ every guy in town.. PUTTIN ME DOWN... FOR THINKING I'M SOMEONE NEW..

[@artbagley1406]

These heavy metal, hard rock British bands are what opened the eyes, ears, and minds of American kids to ... wait for it ... THE BLUES! Led Zep built their foundation on old US Blues artists' material. They did us such a great service by electrifying the old blues tunes.

[@nicoledunhamdickerson4258]

Their instrumentals were some of the first that got massive mainstream play at that time. They paved the way for more bands then I can even name! If that minute caught you off guard, please do some TOOL!!! I’d love to see that reaction!

[@jeffyoungblood4978]

That part in the middle is when they were fuckin'.

[@jeromybilbrey420]

Bro!!!!!! You finally did it!!!! Thankyou!!!!!! My fav band ever! 💯❤️👍

[@Minxyminx68]

Robert Plant was my MAN growing up! I wanted to get my whole back tattooed of him on stage in his tight Jean's n shirt open...🤤 😂😂

[@williamsummerson1204]

🔥reaction homie. Glad to see you branching out a little. Led zeppelin is my favorite group of all time. 1. Stairway to heaven 2. Kashmir 3. The immigrant song 4. Black dog 5. Since ive been loving you 6. Rock and roll This are led zeppelin songs

[@jimmybastas3559]

Your supposed to be on acid for this type of music lol it's pretty good though

[@geoffsimpkins7650]

You’re right, Robert Plant was the ultimate lead singer/frontman. Others have been great, amazing voices, great entertainers, but this guy was both the most influential rock singer and best blues singer, both at the same time. As for the confusion in the middle, never heard it explained, but my interpretation has always been it was orgasms and light headedness that comes after. Could be off, but, my interpretation.

[@aldinbegic4260]

Stevie try Rammstein-Du Hast live from Paris🔥🔥

[@Lado1677]

He's not ready😂

[@somerandomguy32]

Zeplin was the first band to have a 737 jet as there tour bus ...

[@xKisukeX96]

Metallica "One", all I need to say.

[@andrewwright9378]

what was goin’ on in that break was a whole lotta love bro.

[@scottacastillo]

The only real difference between music then and music now is subtly.

[@juliemanarin4127]

No way!!

[@karentinnes1921]

No!! the difference is the music was raw talent. Today's music is horrible

[@karentinnes1921]

You have no idea how amazingly influential they were and insanely talented. Robert Plant is The Golden God. Oh and an orgasm in the middle is what's going on

[@mutespittah2051]

This is my favorite band of all time, low key. Physical Graffiti is a masterpiece. If you ever wanna feel something, go watch the tribute to Led Zeppelin, that the band Heart did. It's basically the female equivalent at the time, and the singer wrote one of their biggest hits about the guitarist from Zep, Jimmy Paige. (Magic Man, is the song). Shit will make you cry!

[@klanganke]

You should probably do Black Dog, When The Levee Breaks and/or Communication Breakdown

[@Van1973Auken]

Brother, when these bands were kids there were American blues bands touring Europe. Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Howlin' Wolf all toured Europe and England inspiring bands like Led Zeppelin, Cream, Black Sabbath and later Fleetwood Mac and AC/DC. The blues were KEY in the making of Rock-n-Roll around the world.

[@wes3136]

Great reaction Stevie! Love to see more rock reactions

[@DoctorNerf]

Led Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven.

[@leighafrench]

Yay!!!! So glad to see you finally get on Zeppelin 🤘🤘🤘

[@Bluewizard7131]

You should see the live version of this song from Madison Square Garden, 1973. Mind blowing.

[@lynette.]

Saw this live back in the day it was mind blowing the bit you did not get just felt like foreplay .

[@broetchenahoi6524]

The middle part: Not just "LSD", but i.e. an interlude w. instrumental play on "the rush of sex", plus Led Zep tunes take you on a journey, a trip! Oftentimes you're not gonna find you're the regular song structure, but very different parts, tempi, themes etc. It's part of what makes their music so awesome. Also, that was pretty common in a lot of 1960s music.

[@christineyacono977]

He could give any woman on the planet a "Whole Lotta Love "

[@kenseymour5152]

Led Zeppelin influences was old blues records over in England the band’s that came out in the 70s was into all the old blues records

[@brandongallegos1206]

When the levee breaks, The lemon song, Since I've been loving you

[@JJnuggetDoe]

Finally!!!! Been waiting for this dude to get some classic rock in his life. Welcome to the amazing music of Led Zeppelin!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Yes the breakdown is the "lovin"

[@nadiagardencounty9371]

You are absolutely right about what this is about and they were INFAMOUS for it. Grab a biography of theirs next time you travel, you will not believe the shit they got up to. That minute instrumental in the middle is what was expected of them back in the day, to just jam. This is the era of Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix, you had to jam. Is you watch him move while he's singing you'll be in NO doubt as to what he means by these lyrics. 😁 I loved your reaction to this Stevie, it was so pure. These boys were the original freaks. Black Dog would be an epic one for you to react to! Thanks for doing this one, it seriously made my day.

[@fredshred5194]

Dazed and Confused, Kashmir, When the levee breaks, Lemon song, so many dude.

[@Kanjo_Bazooie]

I been waiting for this!!! Zep is my favorite band and you're gonna love them stevie. They really were influential on hip hop surprisingly. John Bonham is the master of beats

[@jordangrieve3636]

If any one is wondering what the instrument is in the breakdown of this song in the middle is thats creating that crazy sound, it is a theremin, jimmy page used a sonic wave theremin for this song. One of led zeppelins greatest songs. Trust me, they are all great.

[@edtougas807]

Check out some of Zeppelins older blues tracks. “You shook me” “I can’t quit you babe” or “how many more times”

[@greglevitt1486]

"Can you explain what happened in that minute and a half...?" A whole lot of love! Literally what goes through her head in the moment, right? Admittedly, a 'whole lot of percussion', which built up wonderfully, dropped back down and then came back momentarily before being smashed over the head with a Fender axe. I feel all of this is how stuff would have gone down in the 60s. It's yesteryear's equivalent of your Harry Mack 'double'. You know?

[@nickoleflynn9389]

Love your open mindedness to music 🎶 ❤ 🙌🏽 that's real 💯

[@emilou9654]

Man! Robert Plant! What a legend. Guitars & his voice is amazing 💙

[@OGSlaxl]

i'm glad you're expanding Stevie really like your reactions keep it up bro 👍

[@garyblair3251]

Enjoy the led zep rabbit hole big fella.. Awe the best.. Superb as usual 👌

[@ClevelandPotters]

Man Big Dawg Zep has so many great songs!! Give u a few bangers, You shook me, any song from Physical Graffiti album, In my time of dying and many others!! The Goats of Classic Rock!!

[@RMLtiger]

Common from a Hip Hop background you will like a good bit of Zeppelin. They combine rock, soul & blues like no other. I know for a fact you'd love "When the Levee Breaks", "Ramble On" & "Nobody's Fault but Mine". Funky grooves and just badass!!

[@Blue-qr7qe]

You (and we) just missed out on some cool concert footage. Here's an idea: For a concert vid, do that lyrics search before the reaction video. Not with the music, just the lyrics. Maybe print them out for yourself, or do a read-through first to get familiar. Then lets all watch the video with your reaction.

[@GrinningDwarf]

You get it, my friend.

[@philshorten3221]

Led Zeppelin - Since I've been Loving You - live at Madison Square Gardens 1973 And if you want a couple of great guitar solos Led Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven - live at Madison Square Gardens 1973 Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb - live Pulse Concert

[@pjfinn7866]

It means he was having organism, meaning making a whole lot of love. Yes. this group is phenomenal.

[@deltabravo287]

If you want to hear his voice at its raw best - listen to Dazed and Confused, You Shook Me - just great great vocals and songs in general.

[@jefffowler2587]

One of the biggest most influential bands of all time Of any genre ... Everybody's heard of Led Zeppelin

[@paulkearney4565]

Steve, now that you've finally opened your ears, open your eyes!!

[@anniem4026]

Welcome to Zeppelin, this was what I grew up on, favorite, saw them in seattle in 1977. Try the lemon song.

[@matiasleivas1593]

From the first album (Led Zeppelin I 1969) you still have: Good times bad times. Babe i'm gonna leave you. You shook me. Dazed and confused. Your time is gonna come. Black mountain side. Communication breakdown. I can't quit you baby. How many more times. From second album (Led zeppelin II 1969): Whole lotta love. What is and what should never be. The lemon song. Thank you. Heartbreaker. Living loving maid she's just a woman. Ramble on. Moby dick. Bring it on home. From the third album (Led Zeppelin III 1970): Inmigrant song. Friends. Celebration day. Since i've been loving you. Out in the tiles. Gallows pole. Tangerine. That's the way. Bron-Yr-Aur-Stomp. Hats off to (Roy) Harper. From fourt album (Led Zeppelin IV 1971): Black dog. Rock and Roll. The battle of evermore. Stairway to heaven. Misty mountain hop. Four sticks. Going to california. When the levee breaks. From fifth album ( House of the holy 1973): The song remains the same. The rain song. Over the hills and far away. The crunge. Dancing days. D'yer Mak'er. No quarter. The ocean. From the sixth album ( Physical Graffiti 1975): Custard Pie. The rover. In my time of dying. Houses of the holy. Trampled under foot. Kashmir. In the light. Bron-Yr-Aur. Down by the seaside. Ten years gone. Night flight. The wanton song. Boogie with stu. Black country woman. Sick again. From seventh album ( Presance 1976) Achilles last stand. For your life. Royal orleans. Nobody's fault but mine. Candy store rock. Hots on for nowhere. Tea for one. From eighth album ( In through the out door 1979): In the evening. South bound suarez. Fool in the rain. Hot dog. Carouselambra. All my love. I'm gonna crowl. From last album (Coda 1982) : We're gonna groove. I can't quit you baby. Poor tom. Walter's walk. Ozone baby. Darlene. Bonzo's mountreux. Wearing and tearing. Unreleased songs: La La. Travelling riverside blues. The Girl I Love She Got Long Black Wavy Hair. Baby come on home. Sugar mama. Hey hey what i can do. St. Tristan's sword. 10 Ribs & All / Carrot Pod Pod ( Pod). Key to the highway / Trouble in mind. Jennings farm blues. Live only songs: Somethin' else. Sunshine woman. C'mon Everybody. All recommended

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That minute and a half in the middle was the whole lotta love going down.

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They are the definition of rock and roll led zeppelin best band ever

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I can understand each word in classic rock metal songs cause I've been listening to metal/classic rock for 18 years

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Some great blues rock! Listen to “you shook me” or “I can’t quit you babe”. Great blues rock tracks by Zepellin