Teen Reacts To Led Zeppelin - Candy Store Rock!!!

[@carlburnett5986]

Presence is monumentally underrated. Some of Zep’s best tunes are on it. Achilles Last Stand, For Your Life, Nobody’s Fault But Mine and Tea For One. It’s guitar driven and incorporates funk, excellent production.

[@helenespaulding7562]

Silas, since you like Since I’ve Been Loving You, you should really like the last song on the album, Tea for One It is a slow blues….just aching with melancholy. In a way it is a look back at Since I’ve Been Loving You. Beautiful blues guitar by Jimmy. Robert wrote it in a period of great sadness and loneliness, desperately missing home and his family.

[@dannycasson1551]

Best rock band in history. Just my opinion!

[@juliemanarin4127]

Most people's opinion! Mine too!

[@ginnydominguez5493]

Yes Robert loved Elvis. There's a song he does called little sister a cover of Elvis. That's just him without zepp. Take a listen think you'll enjoy 😉.

[@mvellis3863]

Fantastic cover of Little Sister - Robert Plant with Rockpile from the album The Concert For Kampuchea

[@johnfoster5295]

In Through The Out Door is the next album in their catalog, that might be a good one to check out next.

[@JoeandAngie]

Yep, we do. The Song Remains the Same.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Love Zeppelin!! Keep going!! Gotta do In Through The Out Door! Also so many unbelievable live performances!

[@patrickdilello1307]

You have to play led zeppelin live at madison squer garden. 1973 Dazed and confused & and steriway to heaven. And rock and roll . sins ive been loving you you have to watch this it will blow your mind!!!!!!!

[@danielperezcabezas109]

You`re right about the Elvis reminiscence (for instance "Baby let´s play house",by Elvis).From the title I guess the song is going back to their teenage years,boys and girls meeting at the candy store and stuff like that,like we see in the movies Grease or American Graffiti,so it´s a sort of atribute yo the music back then

[@antarcticorb9197]

In Through the Out Door, last album before Bonham's death.

[@Kashmir.820]

@ Silas Bailey Zeppelin’s final studio album is In Through The Outdoor. Then Coda was released a few years later to satisfy a contractual obligation. I highly recommend both and Robert Plant has had a long solo career with plenty to react to, as well as Page & Plant. Then there are the live cuts from Earls Court, The Song Remains The Same, Celebration Day ( with Jason Bonham filling in for his dad). All stellar performances!!!!

[@gavinblenkinsop6250]

Great reaction - lamp After this album they released In Through the Out Door. It was their last studio album. It’s sad to think that we never got to see Zeppelin in the 80s because it would have been so interesting to see what they’d come up with and the last studio album gives you a taste of where their music was going - John Paul Jones wrote most of the album so it’s very keyboard and synthesise heavy Coda was a collection of unreleased tracks from their catalogue and Page added new hidden gems to the Deluxe Edition

[@helenespaulding7562]

Well, people often say that the last album was indicative of where their music might have gone. But I dont know as that’s true. All speculation of course. The last album was the way it was because Jimmy had succumbed to a vicious heroin addiction and was MIA for so much of the studio work and was not contributing creatively as much. So JPJ and Plant basically created the songs. Jimmy would come in on his own and lay down guitar after the fact. Not a happy or good time for any of them. Had Bonham not drunk himself to death I wonder if Jimmy could have kept clean. And I also wonder if he would have wanted to stay in a band that would have gotten less guitar driven and more synth heavy.

[@gavinblenkinsop6250]

@@helenespaulding7562 There are rumours that Plant wanted to return to simpler tracks, not the guitar heavy stuff on Presence. Jones wanted more tours like the 1980 European Tour (small venues, small set list) I guess it’s all imagination but it would have been interesting. I just can’t see them changing too much like The Who did in the 80s

[@Kashmir.820]

@Helene Spaulding hey how’s it going? I wonder too since Robert was the main lyricist and the direction he went with Pictures at Eleven etc since he was also producing then too …. Maybe Zeppelin would have had some of Robert solo flavor to it…..alas we shall never know. It’s all good though we got the best that there ever was or ever will be. ☮️

[@helenespaulding7562]

@@gavinblenkinsop6250 me neither

[@helenespaulding7562]

@@Kashmir.820 hey there Kashmir! 👋. Nice to see you! Did you know that there’s been a ton of re-uploads of Zeppelin on Souk Train Bro channel? Even 3 hour bootleg concerts! 🤘

[@NotData]

Yes, I think there is an Elvis influence. Either that or a general 1950s rock influence.

[@79BlackRose]

Perhaps more Buddy Holly.

[@Daniel-415-Ponce]

I was thinking the same thing literally only ten seconds before seeing your comment.

[@stephenpatterson8031]

Straight up Rock n Roll 😁

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

Tea for one is going to knock your socks off!

[@zosometalgod]

Yes Robert plant was doing a tribute to Elvis! His favorite singer!

[@stephenpatterson8031]

Yeah talking bout

[@jamesscura7122]

An homage to the Elvis song Jailhouse Rock.

[@chriscody2778]

Robert Plant loved Elvis ♥️& the whole band met each other 👍

[@JacobBailey]

Lamp! I don’t love this song, but I’m totally ready for Tea for One. 😊

[@TheGathumpus]

Try listening to In My Time Of Dying again but the live version from 75. Its a different Ball game to the recording.

[@helenespaulding7562]

You’re not reaching at all, Silas! Yeah, Robert LOVED Elvis. This song is just a fun look back and homage to their roots in 50’s style rock and roll. I never dug that style but it’s fun nevertheless. After Zep broke up, Plant formed a band that strictly played this style of music called The Honeydrippers. They released an EP you might like if you enjoy this style.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Yes!! Like Elvis for sure!!

[@gzucc]

This album is widely panned and.....but....John Bonham creates the greatest rhythms ever recorded.....on every track. Bonham's knowledge and admiration of jazz percussionists is the thing that holds some of these rather thin tracks together.

[@scottengerson1130]

Are you going to do CODA? You might as well complete the journey. And there are a couple songs that are important to hear.

[@195511SM]

Getting back to Pink Floyd....( ....just for a moment...)....PLEASE give Roger Waters a listen. 'The Last Refugee' is from his last album....maybe 6 years ago. I think the video is only around 4 minutes &10 seconds long....but it's pretty slick.

[@billpickard7848]

Silas there is an Elvis song that has a similar rhythm Ill try to find it be good rocker boy 😎

[@jonathanlocke6404]

Very much Plant's homage to Elvis...

[@dt1064]

Not an album I liked. Zeppelin drifted way away from Master pieces like Stairway, Rain Song, and Kashmir to make this noise. I was disappointed when this came out.

[@JoeandAngie]

Ledhead since 72...maybe my favorite lp. It changes yearly. This is super high energy. Lots going on. Still.have my 8-track. Hated it at 1st. Took several listens. Live led is where it's at

[@Jerry-sr9kq]

@@JoeandAngie yes, I also didn't like it at first... but, it's a really good album. And it rocked LIVE !!

[@victorxyz]

Achilles Last STand and Tea for One, amongst Led Zeps best masterpieces

[@lawrencesmith6536]

It was hard to get used to at first, at the time, because it was sort of a departure from straight ahead rock of their previous records. They really embraced funk on Presence. I like the hell out of it now

[@Daniel-415-Ponce]

You may have listened to it before, but evidently you have not really digested it yet. "Achilles Last Stand," for example, is a masterpiece.

[@OutOnTheTiles]

Great tune that kicks!! Not sure why some Zeppelin fans don’t like it? Killer tune.

[@jonathanlocke6404]

One of my favorites...Unique guitar...

[@helenespaulding7562]

Mad Zeppelin fan here but don’t care for it much. Reason? Don’t like rockabilly much Zeppelin did all kinds of styles and genres. And because of that, if you listen to their whole discography, you’re bound to run into a few you don’t embrace ….. unless you love every genre