First listening to LED ZEPPELIN - "LED ZEPPELIN I" (Part.2)

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[@randallcox6573]

The Greatest Rock Band of all Time.

[@rodneyhearne3405]

I'm sitting here saying to myself, "She gets it, she really gets it!" Thank you for this two-part reaction to Led Zeppelin's inaugural album. The British took American blues and created an amazing genre of music by adding Rock and you can hear it in the Yardbirds, John Mayall, Cream, Blind Faith, The Rolling Stones, Ten Years After and on and on. Zeppelin added the heavy rock to the blues and really established something very unique and moving. I loved watching it move you and it was amazing to see how much you enjoyed it. Thank you again and enjoy the journey!

[@richardcobb4287]

Kinda the way I feel about this. She so obviously *gets it* Running out of superlatives to describe how impressed I am and so happy I am to have found this reactor. :)

[@michaeldrennan9932]

Not only the British, but the Irish and Americans as well!!

[@kaineekealoha7504]

It was refreshing to see her reaction through the tracks. Like most of us here, I’ve been a fan since the first time I listened to LZ. I’ll say this, she got it a hell of a lot quicker than l. I was much younger and didn’t see the world of rock like she seems and appears to. It was fun to watch.💯🤙🏽

[@pop9095]

Well said brother.

[@montanamike7948]

Dont think shes a brit.

[@geffryg]

Jimmy Page on lead guitar used a violin bow across his guitar strings to capture those sounds you were wondering about. A great debut album for sure!

[@davidhornbeckmusic7487]

Let’s not also forget his Tonebender fuzz, supplying the sustain and grit (into his modified Supro amp) she’s digging. But that does start the journey down the rabbit hole, especially if you’re a musician.

[@uosuaq]

Was he already using a violin bow at that point? To me that's the sound you get if you just slap the strings with your hand.

[@davidhornbeckmusic7487]

@@uosuaq I think he used a bit of extra gain at times when he used the bow. Not a raging fuzz but dialed back for a bit of extra sustain and body. A Tonebender is an early guitar signal distortion device, an early guitar pedal. Jimmy probably had a few of them as they all sound different. He had been using the bow when he was playing with The Yardbirds, so yes, he had experience with using them prior to recording the first Led Zeppelin album.

[@David-kf5gk]

Jimmy Page alone with his violin Bow , he also use a Wah Wah Pedal.

[@pasteye1671]

@@uosuaq Page was using his bow on the earlier version of Dazed recorded by The Yardbirds - search YT for the video and see,

[@tektoniks_architects]

"Can a guitar make that sound?" When its in Jimmy Page's hands, yes.

[@ebashford5334]

In the 60s I was a kid more into pop music, like the Supremes and Petula Clark, than rock. Then I heard Led Zeppelin.

[@alphajava761]

John Paul Jones plays organ, piano and then plays bass with his feet all at once. He had the cabinet custom built so he could play them all. Jones is an accomplished musician and child prodigy. You'll hear plenty about the rest of the band from other comments.

[@fewwiggle]

Just to be clear, in that case the "bass" is "bass pedals" -- I know the first time I heard 'bass with his feet' I was very confused ( and astounded!!! :-)

[@alphajava761]

@@fewwiggle yeah lol bass pedals. he does play the bass guitar as well.

[@dennisgschmidt6167]

My gramma played the pipe organ in church for over 50 years and it never ceased to amaze me how she had her feet going and pushing or pulling on the upper part, above the keys, while her fingers were playing the songs all the while doing everything else !

[@markr.devereux3385]

No he definitely played bass with his feet you can hear it in the background.

[@fewwiggle]

@@markr.devereux3385 It isn't clear who you are replying to, nor what your disagreement (if any) is.

[@markeast9221]

Can you believe she said Whoever Did That Guitar Solo ! She will learn !

[@scotknapp1640]

That Is Funny .. She's a Cutie Pie . Keep listening Verdy !!

[@penelopehornswaggle102]

She's new (not now 2 yrs ago)given her a break.

[@paulobrien9572]

K-pop may be your life but I hate to inform you young lady but you have a Rock& Roll soul. Verdy watching your reaction to both Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd revealing your love of the music along with your comprehension leads me to believe that you fit in seamlessly with any true Rock fans. Please keep exploring

[@neptune9]

It's amazing how she seems to instantly catch every little detail hearing some very complex music for the very first time. She must have very good ears and a sharp mind.

[@mtnvalley9298]

Agreed, and maybe pick up an instrument while you're exploring!

[@davidhornbeckmusic7487]

And Zeppelin sticks to you like glue. New fan, makes me happy.

[@Ledzepnut]

There are so many reactors that try to understand the music of Led Zeppelin, then there are some who try to understand the lyrics, and some who want to critique every song, but then there's someone like you who gets it, who enjoys the music for what it is, there is no bullshit, it's just pure enjoyment, thank you for bringing back the memory of why I am such a big Zeppelin fan, and I believe you've just become one :)))

[@mikebrown600]

Agreed!

[@jamesaron1967]

A lot of reactors listen to Led Zeppelin for the boost to their channel. They may have heard of the band from their many viewers who demand them. They'll realize their popularity and historic significance in popular music. If they react to several of their songs, they'll automatically benefit from a corresponding upswing in their view counts and subscribership.

[@josephlinnell9855]

My favorite Led Zeppelin song is the next one. And when I listen to Led Zeppelin so do my neighbors ❤

[@terrycain3843]

You are listening to a very special and unique group of musicians.They evolved rock n roll to a hole new level.Created songs that will be listened to for centuries to come.Glad to see you enjoying it.

[@toncuz8291]

We need a movie about the extraodinary way Zeppelin came together from pure neccessity to fulfill an imploding Yardbird's touring contract. Unlike the Beatles, who spent years perfecting chemistry, Zeppelin came together within weeks, and became the most cohesive band in history.

[@WeaponsEducation]

Led Zeppelin never recorded a bad song.

[@rabidrhyno7787]

More!!!!!!!! Led Zepplin II next. Just do each album in order. You will love the evolution.

[@jimmyhawk3270]

"I Can't Quit You Baby" is another song cover of a black Chicago blues artist, Otis Rush, recorded in 1956 & 1966.

[@siskokidd]

While listening to the instrumental track, if I heard you correctly, you asked what the "tapping" instrument was. That is called "tabla," a set of drums used commonly throughout the music of India.

[@joewestern6387]

Yes. You nailed it. Tabla, played by Viram Jasani on the recording.

[@bobbyn.9773]

There will never be a band as diverse musically and just plain brilliant like Led Zeppelin again...they are the GOATs 🎸♑🐉

[@billythedog-309]

They were a great group, but not immensely diverse, certainly when compared to the Beatles.

[@bobbyn.9773]

@@billythedog-309 Led Zeppelin played blues,rock,funk,folk,calypso, middle eastern influenced music heavy rock etc and as much as I love the Beatles I don't think they touched as many genres as LZ...so you are saying LZ were not very musically diversed? Led Zeppelin even did a song called Baby Come on Home that could of been included as a Motown song because it was that soulful and rarely played that its just brilliant

[@billythedog-309]

@@bobbyn.9773 What you list are just musical names which are used very loosely, especially in the USA. There isn't a single folk song on any Led Zeppelin album, nor any calypso. Just listening to the actual music they produced l think the Beatles were far more diverse and developed far further than Led Zeppelin.

[@bobbyn.9773]

@@billythedog-309 ok whatever you say mate....the Beatles are the greatest band of all time for you 👏🏻

[@billythedog-309]

@@bobbyn.9773 l didn't say that, but you did. All l said was that Led Zeppelin weren't tremendously diverse and with just one singer every song is bound to sound similar to every other song.

[@markpalmer2451]

I'm so envious of you. Get to still experience 2,3,4, Houses Of The Holy, Physical Graffiti, Presence, and In Through The Out Door, for first time. All great albums

[@wojciechwlodarczyk9964]

For me, the first listening is often less exciting than the subsequent listening but relatively fresh

[@doughaviland1729]

Like Geff said.... BLEW EVERYONES MIND! WHO else did things like this? NO ONE!🤣

[@markeast9221]

When she said Whoever did that guitar solo , I could have Died ! She has no idea who Jimmy Page is !

[@arnesaknussemm7294]

"... such a good rhythm ..", well, John Bonham is one of the greatest drummers in rock history. Led Zeppelin are one of the greatest bands in history, and one of the greatest live bands ever, look for their concerts on you tube, they are breathtaking. Four musicians, each at the top in his instrument (John Paul Jones plays bass and keyboards too). And in LZ1 they were very young .... they get bigger and bigger (musically) with the passage of time ... LZ2, LZ3, LZ4, Houses of the Holy, Phisical Graffiti .... you have started a long and wonderful journey. Beautiful video, very good !!! Love the Joy on your face!

[@Greg-bz2bf]

Just wait until she discovers Frank Zappa! LOL.

[@arnesaknussemm7294]

@@Greg-bz2bf For FZ she needs a bit of preparation .... throwing herself like this, without a net, could keep her away from the great genius of Baltimore forever! I think she has yet to discover the Beatles, for example, Black Sabbath, Jethro Tull, Genesis, The Who ... obviously King Crimson (but it is known that Robert Fripp blocks all reaction videos) ... and then she could try to start with some albums of Zappa, the more immediate ones, such as Zoot Allures or One Size fits All, or better still Apostrophe / Over-nite sensation, Sheik Yerbouti ... or maybe some live video. When you discover FZ you enter a tunnel from which you never leave!

[@MrDeadhead1952]

As a matter of informarion, Plant played keyboards as well.

[@jackgilchrist]

Still loving how much you're digging this. The look on your face says it all. 🙂 How Many More Times is the second song (after Dazed and Confused) on the album in which Jimmy Page uses a violin bow on the guitar. That's the trippy sound you're hearing in the second part of the interlude. Jimmy Page is the only guitar player in the band, and is one of the GOATs (Greatest Of All Time). John Bonham is on drums and is one of the GOATs of drums. John Paul Jones is on bass and keyboards, and is an often underrated musical genius. Robert Plant is on vocals, and as you can hear nobody sounds quite like him. His voice, especially in the early years, has such bluesy power and is dripping with such passion he makes you feel every word. Then there's the writing and composition, etc... brilliant. So four of the greatest musicians came together and created something greater than the sum of their parts. They are certainly one of the greatest rock bands of all time.

[@fewwiggle]

Not sure about this album, but doesn't John Paul Jones sometimes play rhythm guitar on songs?

[@allanbluzdude]

@@fewwiggle I don’t believe so, but he does play Mandolin on some songs

[@fewwiggle]

@@allanbluzdude -- from Snopes (of all places :-) "The triple neck seemed inevitable after attending a Zep gig and watching John swapping between three instruments, mid song, during their acoustic interlude. Went home and built it, took it to show him….He goes “Wow, can’t wait to see [Jimmy] Page’s reaction…How much?” Skipped home feeling like a millionaire, with £400 in my pocket. The following year he wanted it glamourised, so ensued my first venture into inlays. Jones used the triple neck during the mid- to late-1970s, and can be seen playing it at a June 1977 concert at Madison Square Garden in New York City" --- So, I strongly suspect (and seem to remember) that his guitar playing made it on to some LZ studio records/songs, too.

[@jackgilchrist]

@@fewwiggle Jones can play numerous instruments, including guitar. My understanding is he did play some additional guitar parts on a few songs on their studio albums, and on some songs like "Ten Years Gone" when played live. Maybe others can tell us more about which songs specifically. My comments weren't meant to exclude the possibility of the members playing different instruments from time to time. Forgot to also mention that Plant plays harmonica. He can play guitar too, though I'm not sure if he ever did for Zeppelin.

[@jamestoddjackson9655]

Great comment, although I would amend it to Bonham is widely considered THE GOAT, by other drummers no less. JPJ is my GOAT for bass and just all around musician. The guy can play anything, and even created a couple instruments When with Them Crooked Vultures. Nice band that did one album. Josh Homme from Queens of the Stone Age on guitar and singing, and some guy named Dave Grohl on drums. Seems he played drums with Nirvana, and sings and plays guitar with Foo Fighters. Grohl tells a story where he had to tell Paul McCartney no to playing bass because we already have the greatest bassist of all time. Those two are my #1 drummer and bassist ever, respectively

[@robstevenson675]

I love seeing your reaction to LED Zep’s music. Trust me, that’s how it felt 53 years ago too!

[@rabidrhyno7787]

I love what you're doing here!! These are albums that must be listened to front to back, without stopping. The way they were made (the reason they were made). Thank you for listening to entire album in 1 or 2 shots. Now you know how we all felt when the album cane out, and one of our friends brought it over to the house, so we could both listen together. I feel like that friend that brought the album over for you to listen. It makes me happy. Continue with their entire discography. Thank you!!!

[@gregquante8864]

Totally agree with listening to the album start to finish. The album almost becomes one continuous song.

[@humboldtharry4248]

Yeah that experience of bonding over incredible tunes is very powerful, something that I miss quite a bit.

[@ricardopizzeghello7564]

That's how Jimmy Page and Led Zeppelin wanted their music to be enjoyed - start to finish. That's why they are an album band. They almost never released singles because each and every song is supposed to be listened to within the context of the whole album. Totally agree with you.

[@rickjohnson3580]

Agreed

[@philmo9667]

1 thing I truly miss about the good old days was just sitting down with a few close friends and simply listening to an album , no discussions , no interruptions , just music and 1 collective mind ...

[@janiterinadrum1627]

I've heard that album about a million times over the last 35 years but it's still fun to watch someone else listen to it for the first time

[@Mister_Samsonite]

Yes! Too bad you can only hear it for the first time once. I'd love to have that experience again!

[@kevinsattler6603]

I was 18 when this came out still my favorite album. Remember it like it was yesterday.

[@michaeldavid8690]

Absolutely

[@craigspencer9]

I really don't think Led Zeppelin ever put out a bad album.......ever

[@alzeppo]

Mr John Paul Jones..."Jonesy" on keyboards. Such a music master. He made lot of arrangements for the band. He was the secret weapon

[@bioden2]

Watching your reactions takes me back 50 years to my reactions on first listening. You cheered me up immensely, you get it. Zeppelin II will blow your socks off

[@kurtb8474]

Me too, friend. I wore my copy of this album out. I still have it.

[@danjones9552]

Exactly

[@danjones9552]

I almost cried a little.she looks super amazed

[@rickjohnson3580]

Just when you think you found your favorite Zeppelin song you hear the next song then it becomes your favorite. Soo. You will give up on picking a favorite song or album because every song from every album touch you in a different way.. for a different reason. Depending on where you are at emotionally. There is a song to take you there. That's what makes it impossible to pick a favorite. Every song unique. There are no bad Led Zeppelin songs,only timeless masterpieces I bet you can't wait to hear what their second album is like. Because you might think ,"How could it get any better?" Trust me it does but in a creative unique way every song is different. LZ1 you heard some hard Rock, Blues, Spanish, Folk, Psychedelic, All combined with the power only Led Zeppelin could infuse. I am looking forward to the second album reaction, it shows a different side of the band and you have not heard a bad song after 2 albums.Then the 3rd album goes in a totally different direction. In the 3rd album , there's alot of acoustic ,Folk ,Blues Rock. you will have started to think that there's nothing this band can't do. Then the 4th album you realize that expect the unexpected. A powerful record. Hard and heavy yet soft and emotional. Continuing to the 5th album ,House's of the holy. Turns to a little punk, some Funk, Reggae, even a Ballad again done how only Zeppelin could. Now it's time to hear some live music the double album The Song Remains the Same . I suggest you react to the movie that was recorded over 3 nights in 1973 at Madison Square Garden. It was filmed in full Dolby surrond sound with all the top of the line motion picture cameras. A concert experience you will never forget... Then to Physical Grafitti heavy guitars acoustic guitars, slide guitars, some Pop some Gospel a true mix of great songs, trust me you will see. I'm looking forward going down this rabbit hole with you. I love your enthusiasm of hearing these timeless classics for the first time. Brings tears to my eyes reliving the experience with you

[@ianng5098]

Good music lingers on forever. If's good to be young and listen to Led Zeppelin, enjoy it! 🇧🇷🕊

[@toncuz8291]

So glad you recognize Jimmy Page's guitar work. He was the master of guitar solos. "No Quarter", live at Madison Square Garden, is almost not of this world.

[@brently2009]

They are simply they very best rock band ever, no one has been able to equal them! Power Blues!!!!

[@zepzosorox6823]

Now you know why Led Zeppelin is 𝙏𝙃𝙀 rock band all other bands are measured against. Instead of measuring other artists on a scale of 1 to 10, now it's on a scale of 1 to Led Zeppelin. 🎶🎹🎸🥁🎤

[@JohnRotonto-ql9ds]

I'm back! Buckle your seatbelt! I love to see you younger folks getting into this music.Its cool to see! This was fun. Cant wait to catch you on the next reaction. Guitarwork courtesy of Mr. Jimmy Page. See ya! Your friend in music 👍👍❤

[@AnthonyKellett]

LZ IV is one of the greatest rock albums of all time... Actually, one of the greatest albums, full stop.

[@gary6754]

best idea is to listen to the albums in chronological order.

[@Sco3000]

It's a guitar being played by a violin/cello bow. And a wah pedal.

[@alexfolcik7978]

What I wouldn't do to hear Zeppelin for the first time again I appreciate your appreciation!

[@charlesstoeckle4880]

Blues,Rock,Jazz,Soul a little bit of everything comes from Led Zeppelin the hammer of the Gods

[@jayw8494]

Led Zeppelin was the biggest band throughout the seventies. They had the image, attitude, mystique and above all the sounds. Listening to their studio albums in order is the best way to understand their development over the years however it was their live performances that took things to the next level!

[@fewwiggle]

Well, some people (like me :-) consider the studio versions to be far superior....

[@tymega7680]

Aren't you happy Jimmy Page picked up a guitar in his lifetime, and shared all these amazing riffs with us.

[@tektoniks_architects]

The story behind that is amazing. When Jimmy was a young boy his family bought a new home, and when they moved there, an acoustic guitar had been left behind by the previous homeowners. This became Jimmy's first guitar.

[@pleasantvalleypickerca7681]

Zep were Rock Gods in the 70's for a reason! One of the greatest bands of all time!!!

[@Avalanche1368]

And only nine more Zeppelin albums to go. Have fun! Greatest rock band EVER!

[@kenhewitt7357]

They are Tabla drum on black mountainside, played by Viram Jasimi an Indian sitarist.

[@stevevar43]

I hope you do each Led Zeppelin album like this, in order of release.

[@joerizzo53]

This reminds me of how we used to listen to music when I was a teenager in the 1970s. I would just sit around in my music room and listen to an entire album with a group of friends. The group experience enhanced the enjoyment of the music. Glad I can relive the same thing 45 years later on KZbin.

[@stickist]

Those are Tablas in Black Mountain Side. Indian drums played by hand.

[@davidohman9211]

Your a breath of fresh air among so many reactors. Your joy is so spontaneous and real. I am 79 and have been a Led Zeppelin fan since their first US tour in 1969. Their music so fresh after more than 50 years, I am delighted you enjoy their music, too.

[@robwealer5416]

This was our party music in high school (1970s).. in the 70's, masterpieces were falling out of the sky every 6 weeks... Yes, Zeppelin, Genesis, Rush, Elton John, Boston, Frampton, Van Halen... it was a deluge... We knew it was special.. we didn't expect those 6 or 7 years to be entirely foundational for everything that followed.. there was a high focus on musicianship, mastery... that kind of skill I think was responsible for the creative floodgates being opened. (Think about it, what kind of music can you write if you are limited by your instrument and what notes you are able to play...if you're a master, there is no limitation.) Dead center of everything was The Dark Side of the Moon... both sides of the album were played at EVERY party.

[@Davidsmusicselection]

I can remember getting stoned and listening to this front to back and absorbing every not and sound. Unbelievable even today at 62. Lucky you to be hearing this for the first time. Still makes me smile.

[@justinatest9456]

If you thought this was good, wait until you hear Led Zeppelin II. But to be fair, I forgot how good this album is. The performances on this album are so much better than the songwriting, for a lot of the songs. That changes for the better going forward.

[@Jimmie16]

Ber honest if you didn't hear 1 you wouldn't have got 2.

[@karlsinclair9918]

Also, lyrically the songs get worse and tired after 4...possibly by 4...too damn twee

[@youreatoilet]

LZ II is their best all round album in my opinion! and that's a really tough decision to make because all 4 of their first albums are incredible. I have the same problem with Black Sabbath, their first 4 albums are near impossible to rank

[@jamesaron1967]

@@Jimmie16 For me it was the other way around. I purchased II then I. In retrospect, I probably prefer I more than II overall, but my favorite song of all time (from any artist) is from II.

[@jamesaron1967]

@@karlsinclair9918 After 4, popular music in general was changing and for the worse in my opinion. The band was also getting older yet they were still producing great music up until the end. My favorite albums are the first and second by far, but I'm very much a '60s music fan so those two albums naturally resonate more to me.

[@dalmac5978]

Some interesting facts about this album. It was recorded with only 36 hours of studio time over the course of a couple weeks. The band had no record deal at the time, so the studio time was paid for by Jimmy Page and Peter Grant (their manager). This gave them complete artistic freedom to create their music as they wanted, with no pressure from record company executives to create radio hits. When they signed with Atlantic prior to releasing this album, they (Peter Grant) negotiated a deal that gave them complete control over what was released in their name. This allowed the band evolve as they did, from their first album onward. Also, due to their immense popularity, Led Zeppelin’s focus on album-oriented rock was a key factor in driving the music industry away from the top-40 singles-oriented format, to an album-oriented structure.

[@toncuz8291]

We need a movie about the extraodinary way Zeppelin came together from pure neccessity to fulfill an imploding Yardbird's touring contract. Unlike the Beatles, who spent years perfecting chemistry, Zeppelin came together within weeks, and became the most cohesive band in history.

[@bertspivey3214]

Led Zeppelin was really the culmination of the British blues scene which started in the early 60's. If you like this sound try the first two Jeff Beck Group albums. "Truth" and "Beck-Ola".

[@Rosiepoop]

The next four Led Zepplin albums will blow your mind. Perhaps the best five album run of any rock band ever. INVU digging into this material for the first time.

[@Krommer1000]

Just finished both vids. You GOTTA keep going. You have SO many FANTASTIC songs still to come.

[@tthoy7338]

That “strange guitar” sound you speak of is none other than Producer, and Master guitarist Jimmy🎸Page playing with a violin/cello bow across his guitar. He used it in “Dazed & Confused” as well.

[@vicprovost2561]

Yes, Please do all their albums in order, they are all amazing and the band is ever evolving but always the best. Enjoy! 🎵

[@ballsyrocker]

....and this was way back in 1969 for their first album venture. I was lucky to see them live back in 1975 at Long Beach Arena , Calif. after my first wife and I hitch hiked from Indiana to Southern California. We were young in our 20's. We got jobs and an apartment and luckily Led Zep was coming to Long Beach. Zeppelin had just release the "Physical Graffiti" LP and they did "Kashmir " live ,for the first time. Amazing! We walked 10 blocks to the Arena. The tickets were only $10.50 then and the band played for 3 1 /2 hours without a break. The audience was respectful and so was the group. I have never seen a greater performance and I have seen many rock acts since. Peace and enjoy Zeppelin's other albums. I believe there are ten. Today I am a 73 year old rocker & former rock bass man and singer "Deep River Rock Band".Forever ! Rock On!

[@stunspot]

When you said how into guitars you were, at the beginning, all I could think was, "Girl, strap in, because you are about to fall in love for a lifetime." All four of them were acknowledged Masters not their crafts. Paige may in fact be the best guitarist who ever lived - I certainly can't think of anyone _better_. As for Bonham, his only peer is Neil Peart from Rush and their styles are so radically different that it feels wrong to compare them. No, this may be my all-time favorite debuted album. Every single song on it is a BANGER.

[@jdgoodwin325]

And down the Led Zeppelin rabbit hole you go. Welcome to our world.

[@wilson9696]

A great taste of British electric blues. The sixties took the blues worldwide to a new generation. We were so lucky this door was opened to the masters and fathers of the blues from decades earlier. Thanks .

[@michaelpaz5052]

Can't wait for you to listen to the other albums! Jimmy Page is guitarist. John Bonham was the drummer, RIP. Robert Plant, singer and John Paul Jones, bass and keyboards. I thoroughly enjoyed your videos! Thank you!

[@dannoyes4493]

This is exactly the same we had when we dropped it on the turntable 53 years. I fell as though I am listening again for the first time.

[@JJ8KK]

Should you explain to her what a "turntable" is? ;)

[@karenscigliano9787]

A clash of cultures + a specific moment in time + American Blues translated, electrified & psyched inside n' out = the Blues had a Heavy baby and named it....Led Zeppelin🥳🗜️❤️‍🩹😅

[@ahmedjacuzzi5494]

I have listened to this album a thousand times. Just great.

[@grantdixon230]

Viram Jasani (born 1945) is a Kenyan-born Indian sitar and tabla composer and musician. He is best known for playing tabla drums on the song "Black Mountain Side" from Led Zeppelin's 1969 debut album.

[@rafthejaf8789]

It's wonderful to watch this young woman listen to Led Zep for the first time just like we did all those years ago. The best guitarist (Hendrix was in a cataogory of his own), the best vocalist, the best drummer (along with Ginger Baker) and the best bass player, as soon as listen to them you are hooked for life! Just wait until she hears Kashmir and When the Levee Breaks! 😅

[@ianbentley2007]

Omg I am a 60 year old I have listened to LED Zeppelin since I was 14 nearly everyday I liked the way you got into the music from the first note I hope you are going to download all of there music it’s good to see young people listening to some good music.

[@boki1693]

You are so much fun to watch. The look of share joy on your face as you react is so much fun! Every member of the band is considered and all time great. With John Bonham the drummer is still often called the Goat. Jimmy Page on guitar is the former and mastermind behind Zeppelin. He also either helped or did engineer all their albums. At the time he was considered the top two or three best guitarists. Only Jimi Hendrix clearly ahead of him. Robert Plant was considered the Goat of singers back then but now there are others as good or better than him because they have been trained to sing and took better care of their voices. Robert did neither until later in his career when he had already lost some of his voice. And John Paul Jones on base, organ and just about everything else is an amazing bassists and organizer of songs. All rock bands to come pretty much modeled themselves after Zeppelin's formula. In order to become the next Zeppelin They have been called the most influential band after the Beatles in rock history. And they are still around number three in all time sales. By the way. Zeppelin two, four and Physical Graffiti are considered all time great albums. Also, starting next album, a fun Easter Egg hunt is to see if you can catch the songs with Lord of the Rings references in them. Robert Plant was a HUGE fan of the books.

[@Greg-bz2bf]

Just wait until she discovers Frank Zappa! Or Nina Hagen! Cheers.

[@a2ndopynyn]

@@Greg-bz2bf RUSH - 2112. 'Nuff said.

[@BLUESMAN1221]

I'm glad you played Led Zeppelin 1 and that you experienced their ability proceed in their direction at their own speed while ignoring typical musical signs and guardrails.

[@DarthVader-km6ku]

So nice to see you enjoying this band. I remember exactly where I was when I first hear it in early 1969. In Jersey, one of the Channel Islands off the north coast of France. I ended up seeing them live four times. Watching your reaction reminded me exactly why I got hooked on them. As someone else pointed out the instrument you were wondering about was the guitarist playing his guitar with a violin bow. Another few fun facts, the drummer and singer were only 20 years old. The band had been together for about eight weeks (!) when this was recorded and they recorded the entire album in about 30 hours. The tapping on Black Mountain Side was a session drummer playing Tablas. You were quite correct (small drums). If you listen to the album again, listen closely to what the drummer does with his right foot (on the kick drum). His name was John Bonham and he was truly one of the greatest rock drummers of all time. Led Zeppelin 2 will blow your mind.

[@Greg-bz2bf]

Lucky you. I grew up in Regina, Saskatchewan and Zeppelin never came to my city. In 1976, a friend skipped out of school in grade 10 and drove 1000 miles to Seattle to see Led Zeppelin. Amazing; I was a fan since 1970 as a ten year old. LOL. You and me would have had something to talk about in the 1970s. LOL. Cheers to you. (p.s. wait until she discovers Frank Zappa! She will love the guitar work on "Ya Honza".)

[@danquerry3436]

Yes! I watch these videos and constantly harp at the reactors tomorrow the love of gawd PLEASE, pay attention to Bonham.

[@feedigli]

My specific location the first time I heard LZ1 is lost in the mists of time, but watching our hostess react to this brought back to me how great this album is and what an impact it had on me and my friends. I also saw Zep 4 times, but the 2nd and 4th times were horrors, and the last one convinced me that I was done with paying to subject myself to loud, loud, SUPERLOUD! rock bands and their giant egos. I did get paid to work at the US Festival '84, and hearing Quiet Riot and Motley Crue screaming "Are you ready to par-tay?!!" starting at 9 in the morning, almost made me wistful for the artistry of Zep...but wistful is a sensation that can't survive a moment like that, so I just suffered through it, not unlike any bad trip.

[@cicerohs74]

I keep saying this but I love how you react to this music! You are about 50 years younger than me and you are just as thrilled about the same things on the album I was when I first listened to it. It is a wonderful feeling to share music with someone who enjoys it as you do. If you were my grandchild you would be my favorite LOL. The way you catch on to the musical composition and interplay of the musicians is outstanding. Some of the things you are pointing out I did not hear until the 2nd or 3rd time I listened to the album. I applaud you for reaching back into this era and actually enjoying the depth of the band. Love your reactions! Keep them coming. The Zeppelin collection of music will be so enjoyable for you to explore just like you are doing for Pink Floyd. SO happy every time your bell sends me a new Verdy!

[@justinthyme5382]

Nice post, I'm probably a bit older 82 years young this year, it's good to see the younger generations keeping this music alive. I saw Led Zep play Perth early 70s, hello from Perth Australia 😎

[@jupiterlegrand4817]

...and now you know why those of us who were there couldn't take disco or punk or "new wave" seriously. The Zeps, the Who, Cream, Floyd, ELP, Yes, Humble Pie, the Allman Brothers, the Dead...man, those concerts were beyond belief.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

Now On To Led Zeppelin II Album!!

[@davidhornbeckmusic7487]

The “tapping on the acoustic guitar” on Black Mountain Side is an Indian Tabla player. The sole guest/session musician on their first album.

[@ginsengroyaljelly1]

Hard Rocking brilliant band, Led Zep🎵🎙🎸🥁🎶🎸🥁🎵

[@David-ng7cr]

It's good to see someone truly enjoying some fine music 🎶

[@kathykorlin7460]

Your reactions take me back to my youth nearly 50 years ago, listening to Led Zeppelin never gets old & neither do I when I’m listening. So fun to watch others feel the joy!

[@lunacave]

The percussion instrument you questioned is an Indian instrument called Tablas. It just warms my heart to see someone as young as you truly appreciating this band. I dare say that LZ was the greatest rock & roll band ever. You seem to have a good ear for the subtleties within music.

[@mickhanson1470]

And that's how you become a lifelong Zeplin' fan, you listen. I did it in a flat in Height Ashbury in 1969, while tripping. Same reaction your having but more colorful.

[@LordEagle]

Growing up,,,,Zeppelin was God. This took me back,,,,,,THANK YOU !!!!! 💥💥👍💥💥😎

[@gregquante8864]

How Many More Times is one of my favorite LZ songs. They are all going off!!

[@walterfletcher8276]

My Favorite Led Zeppelin Album!!! Wait till you hear the rest!!! Best Rock and Roll Band Ever!!!!!!!!

[@timryan1858]

It's Great to watch you see these guys for the first time. what you're watching is pure and very rare magic. Four great musicians come together to make insanely beautiful music.

[@finlybenyunes8385]

Believe me, in 2073 you will be no less dazzled by Led Zeppelin than you are now! I've loved them for 50 years and am still blown away by them. And they were so young when they made this astonishing début album... thanks for your acute and sensitive reactions! A pleasure to observe 🎶💜🎶

[@sulatlalaki]

I think it's so cute you say "org" for that keyboard and 'armonies' etc. SO ADORABLE. I don't want you to stop saying "your" way! And again, I keep coming back for your joyful grin!

[@joerizzo53]

Led Zeppelin I is a masterpiece!

[@robertjuckett4884]

And the singer is unbelievable.

[@fposmith]

Watching this young girls reaction to Led Zeppelin #1 brings me back to Jan 69 when I first heard it. This made me so happy, words can't explain it.

[@davet8759]

Led Zeppelin are the GOAT.

[@GhoulishGrinMedia]

When I started heavily getting into Zeppelin, I played this one out. Haven’t heard it in awhile so hearing this again with you was quite enjoyable. I forgot how absolutely groundbreaking it is. Long Live Led Zeppelin. 🤘🏽

[@GhoulishGrinMedia]

And when I say groundbreaking, I mean bands like Black Sabbath and Deep Purple (legendary bands in their own right) stopped what they were doing and started playing this type of riff heavy rock. The stuff of legends.

[@danielloyer7440]

Bonjour Mademoiselle. So nice to see people such as yourself really enjoy Zeppelin. Timeless in its appeal across cultures and generations.

[@2869may]

"Your time is gonna come" is something special.....!!!

[@nickwalters5380]

It's so joy full and life affirming watching you listen to this for the first time. takes me back to my youth...

[@joemonroe1106]

Girl... #1 is not even Zeppelins' best stuff. You have so much more Zep to discover and enjoy....congrats on arriving.

[@carlbradley4872]

I love reaction videos. I particularly love reactions from young people listening to "my" music for the first time. This and Part One may be the coolest hour of KZbin I have ever enjoyed. I got into reaction vids by enjoying people being shocked or surprised by something they didn't know, but you brought me a wonderful gift. This was sharing pure joy in experiencing the greatest rock band ever with someone new. I beg you to listen to the rest of Led Zeppelin's library and be kind enough to share your joy with us. I wept for much of the 60 minutes of these two parts of a review. BEAUTIFUL.

[@albacore101]

Greetings from Oregon. I'm so proud of you. How can anyone with a bit of sanity NOT love Led Zeppelin. Keep up the good work..

[@javiercastrejon8102]

All those weird sounds you hear it’s from the guitar being played with a cello bow and guitar pedals… fun fact, the guitarist Jimmy Page produced the bands album! Which is very impressive even for today’s generation considering how well mixed the whole album is… you would think there were a full team of producers that worked on it but no, it was mainly him and the other band members 🤟🏾😎🤟🏾

[@jefffiore7869]

The album was recorded in 30 hours. Amazing!!

[@javiercastrejon8102]

@@jefffiore7869 I did not know that! Thanks for pointing that out 😁

[@maggsgorilla]

I love watching someone discover and fall in love with led zeppelin! Your journey has just begun.

[@randallbaird1165]

I’m weeping tears of joy!! This is wonderful! Keep it going with the rock n roll!