Reaction to LED ZEPPELIN - "Stairway to Heaven" (Live)

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[@viscountgrape4473]

Hey Verdy. Cool reaction. To finish the appreciation of this song, watch “Heart-Stairway to Heaven Led Zeppelin - Kennedy Center Honors HP”. This has 94 million views. The drummer in this video is the son of the original drummer in Led Zeppelin. Stay cool Verdy.

[@AtomicBullz]

Your smile through out this performance says it all. I probably heard this song a million times and it doesn't get old. The guitar is a double neck Gibson EDS-1275, basically a double neck SG. The top neck is a 12 string and the bottom neck is a 6 string. You can see him switch from the 12 string to the 6 string right before he starts playing one of the best and iconic guitar solos in history.

[@785boats]

Now if you listen to 'Dazed & Confused' from the same concert, ( the 28 minute version) You will see how Jimmy Page gets all those effects out of his guitar. It is something special.

[@alpetrocelli4465]

Jimmy Page is a musical genius. One of my biggest regrets is that I never was able to see them perform live. Watching your reactions brings back memories of sharing their music with friends when it was new. Thank you.✌️❤️🎶

[@ChicagoBeaver]

I was blessed and fortunate enough to see Zeppelin live at "Live Aid," 1985, Philadelphia, RFK Stadium. Phil Collin played drums, but Jimmy Page, Robert Plant and John Paul Jones were there. They played this song and every single person in that stadium was standing up, including myself. I had tears in my eyes and remember feeling one and part of the universe, the stars were out and I looked up.... Speechless and breathless. Jimmy Page's guitar solo had me in heaven. They also played "Rock and Roll," and "Black Dog.," but "Stairway to Heaven" took me to heaven! 😋

[@MarkHonour]

Greatest band ever I saw zep 3 times I'm 66 now 4 great musicians mark😊

[@norwegianzound]

When Jimmy Page was setting up the band he heard they was a great singer playing in a pub band in Birmingham. Drove up and history was made.

[@chiph1841]

The people at this concert in MSG in 1973 witnessed something truly special. Today people will pay hundreds of dollars for a ticket stub from this concert. Absolutely one of the greatest live performances ever.

[@ballsyrocker]

Mesmerizing performance ,isn't it, Verdy I am 73 and I was one of the many few today who saw them live at Long Beach Arena in California in 1975 ,after my future wife and I hitch hiked to Calif. from Indiana and got jobs and enjoyed the sunny life before it all went to hell. Tickets were 8.50 and 10.50 for an amazing rocking 3 1/2 hours with these Godz. I am glad you enjoy their mythic music .Make sure you check out every song and every album. Make sure you check out Kashmir live from their reunion with Jason Bonham on his deceased Dad's drumkit. Peace & Love from ....back again in Indiana.

[@mjeffn2]

Aw man, Verdy, you take me back but, not in the way everyone on here says, by reacting the music we grew up with. You take me back because when I was a teen one of my favorite uncles got remarried to a truly lovely, charming and sweet woman from Montreal. I loved listening to her speak. Her accent was just like yours. Both are long gone now. Thanks for the memories.

[@David-fh4sy]

Simply the greatest band of all time.

[@simonmok4191]

This live extended version has to be the greatest guitar solo ever. I was just as amazed when I first saw 'The Song Remains the Same' . .. John Bonham's drumming was also another main aspect that made this band so legendary, he passed away way too early and deprived us of much much more great music from them....RIP JB.

[@toniyoung5131]

Robert still has a good voice. I saw him recently with a fantastic singer called Suzy Dian, it was a pleasure to see how he held the audience in the palm of his hand, whether singing or speaking.

[@user-mn3ub6yz8f]

I was around then and they were my fav band and now they seem even better because their sound is unique and the power is not equalled from those days. The 1973 live concert from New York was quintescentral Led Zeppelin ( watch the movie ) and the best rock music of the era no question. It. brings Tears to my eyes hearing this !

[@gregquante8864]

You should do a reaction to Since I’ve been loving you from the same concert/movie. Another killer live performance. Love your reactions. The greatest rock band ever!!

[@bontrent4521]

I worked at the National gallery in London for many years. In the late 90`s I had the pleasure of working alongside

[@SIR-DanielHunter]

Jimmy Page ordered this guitar from Gibson sometime in 1970/71, for the sole purpose of having something to play “Stairway to Heaven” on when performing live. It is a Gibson EDS-1275 . The top is a 12 string. The bottom is a 6 string .

[@yozaseig3870]

This song still makes me joyful after all these years. Timeless beauty.

[@ShreveportJoe]

Great reaction! So many bands are so much more powerful, live. I was lucky to see Led Zeppelin in Los Angeles when I was a senior in high school. Of course they did “Stairway”. There are some advantages to being old.🤘🏼

[@billmckee1123]

Verdy, if you love Led Zeppelin you need to watch the Led Zeppelin movie, “The Song Remains the Same”! Incredible live performances of Rock and Roll, Since I’ve Been Lovin You, No Quarter, The Song Remains the Same, The Rain Song! , Stairway to Heaven, Dazed and Confused, and Whole Lotta Love!