The most beautiful song i’ve ever heard in my life || Reacting to Led Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven

If y'all left this video motivated, inspired or a better person then i did my part!
Peace, Love & Positivity, I Love Y'all!
---------------------
Si todos ustedes dejaron este video motivados, inspirados o una mejor persona, ¡entonces hice mi parte! Paz, amor y positividad, ¡los amo a todos!
- Camera 🎥: www.amazon.com...
- Apps Used for editing 🔧:
Thumbnails: Bazaart
Closed Captions/Cuts: iMovie & Davinci Resolve
- Microphone: www.amazon.com...
- Link to my first video :
• GRINGO REACTS TO BAD B...
- Link to my Wrestling Reaction Playlist!: • Wrestling Reactions 🤼‍♂️
- Link to my Paramore Reaction Playlist!:
• Wrestling Reactions 🤼‍♂️
- Link to my Reggaetón Reaction Playlist!:
• Reggaetón Music Reacti...
For business inquires or personal questions
here is my email:
[e-mail]
Copyright Disclaimer Under 107 of the Copyright Act 1976 allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.
Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use
Now go out and get yours!

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

This one really got me y’all 😢

[@CosmicVagabondPixie]

**BigPixieHugz** yep this song is just SO truly **Epic** (very overused word today so i kinda hate the word but i cant think of another word atm) def **Overwhelming** & a lot of their songs make me cry from when i was a lil girl & up until now **Beautiful Reaction** **PixieHugz&Luvz**

[@dandrechsler6884]

It makes me feel so good when I see young people getting into zeppelin And just the classics in general. The music back then was just magical. And music today just doesn't compare.

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

@@CosmicVagabondPixie it just hits the soul, a true masterpiece

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

@@dandrechsler6884 i agree with you!

[@Umadeabadmistake]

The live version from MSG will knock your socks off.

[@glenndespres5317]

This song was so popular it suffered from radio overexposure. But damn if it doesn’t sound just as awesome as the first time I heard it. A masterpiece is a masterpiece.

[@ngairehurunui9055]

Cannot wait till you watch this live from MSG 1973. A masterpiece indeed.🎉

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

Stairway actually got its start with Jimmy and Robert at Bron Yr-Aur. According to Jimmy, songs of the day weren't supposed to speed up so they took a chance with this, assembling the bits and pieces Jimmy had on his own, plus Robert's lyrics, Jonesy's recorders, Hohner electric piano and bass, plus the drums that start normal before the crescendo. The instrument layering is well crafted and Jimmy took the best solo out of 3 tries and is one of the best solos in rock. There's a great story that after Bonzo had finished his drum part, he went to the control booth to listen to the playback and thought it was the "keeper" take. He looked at Jimmy, who was rubbing his chin, unconvinced; Jimmy told him that he thought Bonzo had a better take in him so Bonzo, muttering, went back and really let loose his frustration on the drums. He went back to the booth, listened, looked at Jimmy and smiled a little sheepishly because it was a better take. This is a masterful composition, full of dynamics and was a song that the entire band liked at the time.

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

Thank you for the information!!

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

@@ToMitoReacts1017 always welcome!

[@Bluewizard7131]

You're in for a treat when you see the live version of this one from MSG 1973. Believe it or not, the albums just keep getting better, even after this one!

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

That sounds absolutely crazy, like what? “It only gets better from here” how much better can it get? Man im in for a ride, i can’t wait

[@BBaldwin]

Blue Wizard is correct. The best is yet to come..

[@joescott8877]

@@BBaldwin Well...lol, I'd take IV over Houses but Phys Graf over IV, but III over ITTOD. They don't get BAD, at ALL, for sure, but imo it's a mix of slightly EVEN better and slightly not quite as good as this from here on out.

[@CosmicVagabondPixie]

@@joescott8877 heh i just **Luv** them **ALL**

[@BBaldwin]

The MOST requested rock song in FM radio history.

[@tektoniks_architects]

The abstract lyrics allow the listener to interpret the song as they choose, to a great extent. Like all great "art," there is no absolute, right, one-and-only answer. That's another reason why it is timeless.

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

Well said!

[@doughaviland1729]

Probably hear it at least once a week for the past 54 years!😂❤

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

I would never get tired of this

[@jmar7631]

@@ToMitoReacts1017 For me, another that hits me that way is The Rain Song, but it's on the next album. Will be looking forward to hearing what you think of it. :)

[@kirstenstewart5758]

This is a song that can easily become background music since it’s been played so much and (rightly) lauded as one of the best songs ever created. But, when you sit without distraction, and let the music and lyrics wash over you and take you on the journey, it’s an experience no matter how many times you think you’ve heard it before. That’s how great Stairway is and your reaction was genuinely great to see as an old music head.

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

I appreciate this comment a lot! This song really hit the soul and i was felt a wave of emotion hit my chest and face, its really hard not to tear up to this song, its just so beautiful

[@kirstenstewart5758]

@@ToMitoReacts1017 I feel fairly confident in saying that most of the people who watch this reaction will have had a similar moment with this song. It’s one of those you wish you could experience hearing it for the first time, which is why we watch reactor videos I suppose, to try to recapture the moment.

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

@@kirstenstewart5758 i can totally see why because this song honestly felt like destined for them, and thats kinda what i was trying to say at the end of my video but i couldn’t quite articulate it in the moment, it almost felt like every thing they have done, all the albums they created, them forming the group so quickly, them getting to know each-other, albums 1 & 2 , them solating themselves from society to create 3 & 4, all the countless hours they spent behind closed curtains to create them , it all builds up to this song here and everything clicked, they were firing on all cylinders and created the most timeless beautiful piece of music ever, pure destiny, they were meant for this, man i could go on for hours, i haven’t been this floored ab a song in forever

[@Kashmir.820]

Your Zeppelin reactions are the best. You appreciate them as they should be. They did everything & better than anyone!! Zep fan since their beginning & I still listen to them every day….Zeppelin GOATS! ☮️

[@sicotshit7068]

Anyone else trying to play this song, never can live up to its beauty, it’s why it’s the most played song ever. I kinda got tired of hearing it for awhile, because it is so overplayed, but I’ve grown to love it again through reactions. The live is even better, because you now know LZ, they add to it. Heart did this song at the Kennedy Center Honors, honoring LZ, & Jason Bonham plays the drums. They did the best cover, & brought tears to the guys eyes. Only tidbit I have on this, Plant was trying to finish writing it, because Page wanted record it. There’s several other very beautiful songs ahead, I’m enjoying this journey with you. FYI: there still are some, who have been dwelling in caves since birth, who haven’t or recently heard this. Yes you may have heard a little of their songs, but you’re now giving them your full attention, that’s a big difference. You haven’t been hanging hearing them over & over, then claiming a reaction. Thank you once again.

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

I appreciate you so much thank you, and yes i have heard of heart (crazy on you, magic man) i will definitely have to check that out!

[@davidadams5280]

I have been listening to Zeppelin for 54 years. I have heard every Zeppelin song over 10,000 times each. No kidding. Here is the list of Zeppelin songs I ever grew tired of.

[@sicotshit7068]

@@davidadams5280 I’ve listened to them about that long, many many times, can’t say 10,000 though. In my car, LZ comes on, this old lady cranks it up & jamming lol.

[@davidadams5280]

I have driven my own vehicles over 3,500,000 miles. And by far Zeppelin played the most. And probably another 500,000 in company vehicles plus listening at home or cruising with my friends.

[@anthonyblakely399]

I absolutely AGREE with you!!! And you were not alone. When we heard this song on the radio, we knew Led Zeppelin had become matured as Rock gods in music history! We KNEW!!! AND MANY OF us cried when saw them performed this song in concert!!! 😢😢😢 ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!!!🎉🎉🎉 GREAT REACTION 🎉🎉🎉

[@John_Locke_108]

I have the boot from one of the first shows where they played this live. The audience is so quiet that you could hear a pin drop. And then at the end it's nice applause. It's at beautiful performance without the audience going crazy and yelling from the start.

[@williamcabell142]

Speechless! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏GOATS!

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

Absolutely amazing

[@JU5TINPDX]

Every day I search KZbin for “Led Zeppelin reaction” and then I sort results to show the newest reactions… every day. You are in the top tier of rectors I’ve come across, no joke. The analogy comparing “stairway to heaven” to a child growing up into adulthood… brilliant. I already subbed and I’m looking forward to following you through the rest of the Led Zeppelin catalog. I actually think the last 4 albums (houses of the holy, physical graffiti, presence, in through the out door)… IMO they are better then the first 4 albums. I also love that you cover some live versions of songs from the album you have just finished, that’s a great way to do it. 👍

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

Thank you so mucy my friend! I really appreciate it, im glad you resonated with my analogy, i truly felt like i heard the growth of them in this song, from teenagers messing around with instruments, to young adults who are mastering their craft and sound, absolutely brilliant, can’t say enough great things about this song, and man i keep hearing people say the next 4 is better than the first 4 and im just asking myself like “how much better can this get?” I truly can’t wait to continue their discography

[@joescott8877]

I too love the love he gives for the live! He does like a nice handful from each album, it's great, and to synch them up together , while still fresh in the memory!

[@PatrickORourke-yz3xn]

That's funny, I am similar regarding reactions - along with Pink Floyd, Rush and Supertramp among others. Sharing great music with people who get it like we did, even with almost no context, is fun. I guess I would have Physical Graffiti and HOTH in a top four with II an IV. I still listen to all of them, though...

[@JU5TINPDX]

@@PatrickORourke-yz3xn haha, at least I’m not alone 😂 my others are Pink Floyd also, AC/DC, Radiohead, nirvana, many more… but zeppelin reigns supreme at the top.

[@HollisDuty60]

IMHO, Stairway to Heaven is interpreted by each person on a personal level. There is not “one” official meaning. Musically there is the Intro with Page on a six-string acoustic guitar and JPJ on the recorder (or a keyboard with that sound). Then the verses. Each verse is slightly faster than the last. Robert starts out in a gentle and expressive voice. By the fifth verse Bonham comes in with a surge. The next two verses are more bluesy. The tempo has gone from 72bpm to 86 bpm. Then you get the fanfare that leads to Jimmy’s solo. The best Rock solo ever in many musicians and fans opinions. JPJ and Bonzo give Jimmy an extraordinary rhythm section as a base. At this point the tempo has increased to 100bpm. After the solo, Robert comes in with a powerful vocal, and takes it to the summit. Finally, Robert Plant sings a cappella with great emotion. It was everything Jimmy envisioned. He broke the rule of never speeding up. It is a masterpiece for all time.

[@CosmicVagabondPixie]

Agreed wholeheartedly it is for everyone to cherish & luv in their own very unique & special way indeed! **RockON!!!*

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

Strongly agree!

[@joescott8877]

Great breakdown/description of this shining diamond of a song!

[@timtubemusic]

Now you have heard the greatest rock song and group of all times. Its a timeless masterpiece.

[@user-cb1og8pc7n]

I always tear up with this song too. Great reaction so glad you love it. Its timeless. LD are the GODS OF ROCK AND ROLL

[@user-cb1og8pc7n]

😂I meant LZ

[@dandrechsler6884]

The GOAT 🐐

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

all hail

[@lindasalaki9404]

Candy to my ears ❤ ☮️😎 Absolute Perfection 💕

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

Absolutely perfect, like i don’t think i’ve ever heard a better song than this

[@uksuef7218]

music for the rest of your life. There is a brilliant documentary called it might get loud which centres on Jimmy Page , the edge from U2 and Jack white from the white stipes . They each give their back story then get together and talk and jam together. It is my favourite piece of film making something magical happens and they have such a good time they really open up. Jimmy Page returns to Hedley Grange in his section and dicusses how they recorded led zep 4 including writing Stairway to Heaven . This is the best thing to watch to get a deeper understanding of the band he is fascinating and charming, there is nothing like hearing him tell you about it. It is available on you tube broken down into sections , you should definitely check it out whether or not you watch it yourself or react to it. When you do the live version of stairway definitely MSG 73 first , the solo sublime.

[@AngeloMarcheschi-vj9em]

The greatest rock song ever

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

Hands down my man

[@katyharrs278]

I've heard this masterpiece a thousand times and I'm tearing up with you 😂😂😂❤

[@CosmicVagabondPixie]

WoW!!! here we GO!!!! cant wait OMG!!! TOO **EcstaticExcited** Weeeee k goin in...OH & yep another most fav from that lil girl sittin in a dark room heh **Melt** & then fkn **JAM**

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

This song hits the soul

[@bobrush4217]

It is a masterpiece of a song. I don't think the guys in the band realized what they had created but, it's funnily, "The Forbidden Riff", and that's no joke. Everyone in the 70s and 80s testing guitars in a music store would play the opening to "Stairway...." Thanks Mike Meyers for pointing it out.

[@clab5864]

The best reaction I've seen to this iconic tune. Thanks for your insight and analogy. ❤ from MN.

[@yozaseig3870]

I cry everytime I hear this song, still. Its like an epiphany everytime

[@JohnBonhamisEverything]

Watch the Live MSG 73 by Old Tapes best version! If you’re interested in hearing/seeing how this song developed, watch the interview with Jimmy by the Fire. Robert doesn’t care for this song bc it was a period of time gone by. If you’re interested in Robert’s career I have a playlist of his more recent music and he is still Phenomenal! Check out his work with the Sensational Space Shifters-Amazing! Especially when they played on BBC Radio 6 Live Version of Whole Lotta Love- proves Robert Plant is still Fine af & Timeless!

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

I will definitely have to check that out, send a link if you can!

[@sicotshit7068]

Hey I just listened to a great interview with Plant, I man was reading it, it was called Robert Plant Led Zeppelin interview with She magazine (1970). The interviewer wanted to know more about him & his life, some things about music come in. You get the feel of what is important to him, it wouldn’t screw with your album listening, I found it interesting to hear.

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

I’ll definitely check it out! Do you think i should react to it or watch it on my own time?

[@sicotshit7068]

@@ToMitoReacts1017 you could just watch it on your own, most people have probably checked them out. All the interviews with the guys are great, some humor too. I figured this one doesn’t really talk about music, & wouldn’t ruin anything.

[@sicotshit7068]

@@ToMitoReacts1017 something else you might want to watch, I think it’s in 3 parts. When Led Zeppelin got inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. There’s backstage then Steven Tyler & I forget who nominated them, then Plant Page & JPJ talk. They also jam out a little, it’s chaos, but they were having fun.

[@joescott8877]

I used to listen to DJ Carol Miller's radio show "Get the Led Out" pretty often, and she would usually intro this tune with something like "Everyone knows it. But to better appreciate WHY everyone knows it, the trick is to pretend you're hearing it again for the first time." Lotta time with these reactions peeps will "hear" a "kinda familiar" song for the first time. Glad you had that goin' on today! This song AND album were in fact sort of "milestones" for the band. But speaking of growth, Plant came to tire of this song, actually.

[@user-fc8lz1cg4x]

This was my 73 class graduation song. We had it really goood. ❤😊 Glad it brought a tear to your eye. 🤙

[@dianaspears571]

This was the Theme to my 1976 graduation.

[@dougieyou]

Awesome reaction and thanks for sharing your thoughts about your journey.. They don't miss...do they?

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

No misses

[@BBaldwin]

I would strongly suggest you do the 1973 Madison Square Garden version, like you did with the previous album. But be prepared to have your head blown off!

[@jmar7631]

That's just one excellent song, and thanks for your excellent reaction to it. It's a different experience when one just sits down with a good pair of headphones on and really listen to it, eh? About their growth as a band, I have to agree with your assessment. Album iv was definitely a turning point, but I think spurred on by their creative work on album iii. And I think you'll enjoy album v just as much, so you have a lot to look forward to as you move along your journey through Led Zeppelin's catalog. I'm very much looking forward to watching your future reactions. :) Edit: When you do more live performances, I hope that you give their '73 Madison Square Garden performance of this song a listen. Of all the available quality video with audio, imo it's the best version.

[@doughaviland1729]

KENNEDY CENTER HONORS!😂❤❤❤

[@davidadams5280]

Can't wait for you to hear Plant wail on the next song lol

[@yozaseig3870]

ART

[@bishlap]

@3:08 when the 12 string guitars (I've read many times Jimmy used a VOX 12 and a FENDER 12 string) come in is where I originally (6th grade, I believe) took notice of this song - Little could I ever dream of what was to follow! WHEW!

[@florchin5530]

I Love it the best one ideed❤

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

Amazing song ❤️

[@user-gu7kk5zk2b]

Hard not to tear up even now at 77

[@bowtiefidenine]

My best band ever ❤

[@sumitamishra5160]

❤

[@darkmatter6714]

British Rock bands were peak: Led Zeppelin Pink Floyd Queen Rolling Stones Black Sabbath Deep Purple The Who The Clash The list goes on and on

[@fidenciohernandez5739]

A lil peek into Heaven 🕊️

[@kylematheson9991]

Check out Hearts version on this song from the Kennedy Center Honors you would like it

[@heliotropezzz333]

😊

[@Dobermanluv]

Live MSG 73

[@brentfreeland5834]

Careful with those satanic messages 😄

[@ToMitoReacts1017]

Already heard it backwards 😂

[@user-bq7qt6gy2p]

LIve is much better.

[@MinneapolisSkip]

Watch ,”when the Levee Breaks”. Straight up Mississippi blues ! Outstanding.