Reaction to LED ZEPPELIN - "WHOLE LOTTA LOVE" (Live at The Royal Albert Hall 1970)

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[@ranger9991]

Robert Plant at his absolute prime.

[@steelcity3534]

This concert is 17 months (less than a year and a half) after they first played together. 2 Albums released and playing this tight live. They performed 'Whole Lotta Love' for the majority of their career (mainly as an encore). This 1970 recording is very good. The performance of 'Whole Lotta Love' we all know from 1973 Madison Square Garden is roughly twice as long and has excellent footage of Jimmy performing his magic on the theremin with call/response with Robert Plant. Some other surprises in there for you, Verdy. Whether you post a reaction to it or do it on your own time, it is a must watch (among many others). Thank you for the reaction, and look forward to seeing your socks get knocked off when you listen to LZ IV. tc

[@kurtfox4944]

Videographer forgot to record Jimmy Page in his bow-on-guitar solo???!!!!!!?!?!??!!? Shame -that is the WHOLE reason to watch this

[@michaeldecker3480]

Me I suggest Santana at Woodstock Black magic woman

[@jerrywilde6156]

Miss Verdy, the thing to realise is that Robert Plant was only 21 years old when that concert took place yet he had a stage presence and vocal control of someone at least 10 years older. Jimmy Page was 26 but had been one of the absolute top session guitarists in London, John Paul Jones was 24, with a reputation for being able to play anything that had strings as well as being one of the "go to guys" for arrangements, and then we had the one and only John Henry (Bonzo) Bonham who was almost 22 and relatively unknown outside of his Midlands base but became the defining rock/blues drummer of his age (along with two Londoners of minor note, Ginger Baker of Cream and Pete Townsend of The Who). The entire band had a repertoire and "tightness" that groups who'd been together for 10 to 15 years strived for, mostly failing. I remember listening to them for the first time in 1969, as a teenager, and just being blown away, I got goosebumps down my spine from the experience and I think, from your facial expressions during that performance, that you would have had an absolute blast had you been around then too - the down side is that you'd now be in your 60s and that would never do, as we'd all be denied the undeniably vicarious thrill of seeing someone of your generation exhibit the same emotions, reactions and pure, unadulterated joyous enjoyment of Led Zeppelin (and some other bands and artists of that era) in the same way that so many of us had upon our first hearings, over 50 years ago (a psychiatrist would call it "confirmation bias" but, let us not quibble about terminology).

[@jamespayton5528]

Tina S./ Tina S./ Tina S.!!! You will love Tina S.!!!

[@duanebarrett9839]

This was January 9th, 1970. I saw them perform this song April 8, 1970 in Dorton Arena, Raleigh, NC. when I was 17. The best concert to this day that I ever saw. That puts them above Jimi Hendrix, Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top, Allman Brothers Band, Jethro Tull and many others. 10 years later the band broke up after the accidental death of the band's drummer, John Bonham.

[@Wben113]

I really enjoy your reactions. I also enjoy looking at you, you are a very attractive young lady. Your love of music makes you even more attractive. Stay happy, it really suits you.

[@williamburkholder769]

This song has accompanied more "back seat boogie" in the last 55 years than probably any other. It's irresistible. Preachers everywhere have often condemned it. Youth everywhere have often embraced it. Good to see you singing along.

[@markhill9275]

Ahhhh Rachael, you have indeed become Alice, fallen totally down the rabbit hole! When they were completely on, the greatest live band ever. The greatest lead singer ever, the greatest Bass player ever, the greatest drummer ever, and God on guitar! Zeppelin will follow you Over The Hills and Far Away Alice!

[@27thangel23]

Good to see a young person GET it. Well done you. Peace, love and bellbottoms.

[@greg2976]

So many memories from this song!!!!! What an era to be young and alive!!!! Thank you!

[@custardflan]

Amazing that 52 years later we're still rocking out to it.

[@jamesedwards1806]

Simply tons & tons of content from this legendary band out there miss. Verdy. Still watching for Zeppelin 4.👍🦸‍♀️

[@vernhoke7730]

It's always enjoyable watching a younger generation react to music I grew up with.

[@arbondisunarjo6894]

Robert was powerful masculine vast range accrobatic vocalist setting standard for hard rock and metal screamers. I was awed when I first heard Zeppelin in early 70's on Black Dog and instantly attracted to him. I later discovered that the other band members were masters on their instruments. What a rare and great combination. The chemistry among them were amazing.

[@nicklaswestberg1083]

That riff is really outstanding.

[@LedSteelers]

love your reaction vids to Zeppelin ..you're so cute, you could see the adrenaline rise in you lol !!

[@rickandreola7144]

My God they were so fucking great. This is them at their peak. Plant's voice was so high back then. Unbelievable.

[@unstrung65]

Your reaction is always enjoyable to watch - you always make apparent the pleasure you feel from what you are listening to . When you mime an instrument it always feels in rhythm , in other words - it looks right ( as one who plays guitar ) And your mining an era of music that has endless rewards .