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Led Zeppelin - How Many More Times (Official Audio) Reaction/Review
Biz Matik Reviews and Reacts to Led Zeppelin - How Many More Times.
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[@mr.knowitall6440]

"Nothing on here is skippable"... EXACTLY! 🔥👍

[@mikejackson449]

It’s amazing the impact this band is still having on people hearing them for the first time.

[@tammieparrishmiller3669]

I'm enjoying seeing them hear it for the first time! It's incredible knowing that they have no idea what kind of rabbit hole they've fallen into!

[@AKICITA]

@@tammieparrishmiller3669 Hi Tammie, hoping all is good and well for you and yours! Rabbit hole indeed, and yet another reactor just scratchin the surface of the GREATEST OF ALL TIME!

[@PeterTea]

How many more times will that happen? Lots!

[@geraldhallahan5270]

Hard to believe this album was recorded on 4 track analogue. It still sounds good. And that jazz/blues also is a "forever" sound. It sounds as cool to us now as it did to folks in 1969.

[@christymearna3912]

💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯❣️🧠🎶

[@Gabe_05]

“Let me introduce Led Zeppelin to you” “On bass guitar John Paul Jones” “On drums John Bonham” “On lead guitar Jimmy Page” “And myself Robert Plant”

[@christymearna3912]

💯❣️🧠🎶

[@carlneoh5843]

Absolutely legendary moment in music

[@michaelscott7462]

As a black man of 67 years, I had your same reaction 51 years ago! I heard the jazz, the blues, and the balls to wall rock! One of my chief regrets is not seeing them live as a young man. Zep was no joke.So glad you get it.

[@kurtsaxton9665]

Nice reply, I actually had tickets reserved for they're 1981 In Through The Outdoor tour in Los Angeles California, and the day the date was set John Bonham died. I've pretty much seen everybody else that was in Rock and Roll history, but I really really regret not ever being able to see Led Zeppelin live, they were monumental for everything that came after them. growing up not too far from the Mississippi Delta I got to see all the blues artists, but Led Zeppelin would have been the crown jewel.

[@krg1605]

@@kurtsaxton9665 I saw them in the 70s at Knebworth

[@genericwhitemale1114]

What color were you 68 years ago?

[@michaelscott7462]

@@genericwhitemale1114 Hum. My memory fails me. Clever question.

[@williamtauriello1581]

I had tickets to the first time I wanted to see them, but had to work, so I sold them. Robert Plant’s son died so the next tour was cancelled. John Bonham then died and Led Zep ended. I’m just grateful I got to hear their music when it first came out.

[@herbiesnerd]

Remember most of Led Zeppelin’s blues comes from old old black delta blues songs all the way back to the 1920’s. Heavy lyrics from those times.

[@christymearna3912]

💯❣️🧠🎶

[@Jamesscearce]

Glad you reacted to this Led Zeppelin classic... one of their greatest often overlooked!

[@maximuskhan2100]

It really is. Raw and powerful.

[@elisaabolafia9542]

Sexy, raw , great song selection. They are epic.

[@mr.knowitall6440]

This is a great example of how Led Zeppelin can make one song seem like multiple songs.

[@robertbrenneman5367]

Exactly. Beatles and The Who could too. 👍🏼

[@mjt11860]

like multiple EARGASMS.

[@montanamike7948]

zep does it, yes does it, pink floyd does it, super cool

[@ChuckyChives]

When you listen to Led Zeppelin ll, realize it was released the same year as the first album. The age range of the band members was 21 to 25. This was quite a time for music.

[@mstewart109]

It sure was!! Late 60s and all 70's music i grew up with was truly amazing. Not all rock. Not all any one type. We listened to am/fm radio stations playing this stuff. And go home to our records on the turntable. Led Zeppelin still ranks #1 with me to this day. Check out ELO, ELP, Creedence Clearwater revival ( John Fogertys voice to this day is still top #4 for me) you must hear a live concert. Check out one at Adirondack Square garden

[@mattharvey968]

Being a Led Zeppelin fan I don’t care how many times you listen to all of their albums you always come back to this album. Other albums may be better but you always go back to the beginning!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@kurtsaxton9665]

No doubt, been a fan since 1975.

[@sarahwaters10sw]

Facts right there...

[@chrisd7047]

This is my favorite LZ album. I won't say it's their best album, but it's the one I enjoy most. I had it on cassette in 1989 and wore the cassette out.

[@christymearna3912]

💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯❣️❣️🧠🎶

[@deantait8326]

Youngins, you're got it correct. Bought the album (never heard of them) in 69. Took the album to my first apartment, as a 19 yr old, oh my bleeping, GOODNESS gracious, sakes alive. Listened to both sides, twice, with headphones. Like nothing I'd ever heard and I loved it. It got better and better

[@eatthisvr6]

There's a fantastic live version of this from the Royal Albert Hall in 1970

[@patrickvecchio8138]

I will be listening to Led Zep even if I live to be 100.......I said that in 1977 when I was 20.Still stand by it.

[@christymearna3912]

💯💯💯💯💯💯❣️🧠🎶

[@geobol7603]

I love Led Zep- haven’t heard this song through in many years- still quite a ride. Zeppelin was creating some heavy shit like this way back in ‘69- it’s still ahead of its time!

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

This is a combination/medley of 2 or 3 blues songs. FYI, the "schoolgirl" line was a common theme in music at the time (she's my "little girl", she's my "baby", etc.). Jimmy uses the bow on his guitar on this song as well. Led Zeppelin was well known for their improvisation and Robert would often sing bits and pieces of other songs during a performance. Here's the links for a couple of good performances of this song. The first is from their Denmark concert in 1969 (which I mentioned before) kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHaQe4Swn5eUe6M And here's one from their concert in 1970 from the Royal Albert Hall kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmqqZISbe7WYbrs (click in the description and go to the 43:15 time stamp)

[@PeterTea]

One of the best under appreciated Zeppelin tunes. Get ready to continue your face melting journey on Led Zeppelin🤘

[@fuzzie1956]

Willie Dixon, a black American blues musician, singer, songwriter, producer and arranger is recognized along with Muddy Waters as the two most influential people to shape the Chicago Blues sound said it best when he stated" The Blues is the Roots, all other music is the Fruits". Songs by Willie covered /adapted by Led Zeppelin are 'I Can't Quit You Babe' and 'You Shook Me'.

[@christymearna3912]

Fact's 💯❣️🧠🎶

[@hellogoodbye4061]

Traveling Riverside Blues as well, I believe.

[@tammieparrishmiller3669]

"Nothing on here is skippable" Quote of the day! Dam Straight!

[@patrickkaltner8554]

I love watching people fall in love with music I fell in love with 45 years ago. It like watching me all over

[@ThatGuy-cb3yv]

The live version from Denmark is amazing.

[@mammalnotafish7591]

I love watching Bonzo abuse that drum kit.

[@LordEagle]

I'm REALLY enjoying your Zeppelin journey. THANX man !!!!! 😎

[@kima.4268]

"That level of Dopeness". I love it. Perfect comment on Zeppelin.

[@genov9374]

I sing this song every time I catch a mouse in the garage, "The call me the hunter, that's my name"

[@christymearna3912]

😝🤣

[@VinE83656]

I've been listening to Led Zeppelin for nearly 50 years now and they've always been one of my favorites so I know these songs inside and out but watching someone listen to it for the first time breathes new life into the songs for me. I love the sharing the music of my time with new generations

[@davidzimmerli489]

I agree with you thoroughly. It has been one of the biggest kicks for me during the past year or so watching younger people discover and appreciate music that we heard the first time around. We knew it was great back then, and these video reaction channels validate our viewpoint ....

[@VinE83656]

@@davidzimmerli489 Have you seen these young ladies from Belfast, Ireland? They are Dea Matrona and love our music. kzbin.info/www/bejne/omjRhK2NfLZ9a6M

[@ebooksmaster]

You are in for such a ride, you have no idea!

[@mojoboogie3074]

My favorite song from Led Zeppelin I. Only seven more studio albums left. Every album is different. Every album has its own vibe which joins every song, despite all sounding different, together as one thing inside its own musical atmosphere.

[@tektoniks_architects]

You need to watch this song (actually the entire show - 5 songs) live on the Danmark Radio Show, 1969.

[@eviekelpie1]

Yes!!!

[@ericthomas917]

The show kicked ass

[@juliemanarin4127]

Their music is fantastic...and such a variety!!

[@andrehughes1]

What happened to music? There are no bands like this anymore. 50 years of progress, but Led Zeppelin is still the best rock band of all time. I never believed they would hold that title this long, but it might be forever. I wish we could see 200 years from now.

[@jamesaron1967]

Well, for one thing, there are no bands like this because there _never_ was another band like this, even during Zeppelin's hey day when there were many other bands to compete with. Zeppelin was king and retained a special uniqueness seldom equalled and never surpassed.. The main reasons for the eclipse of rock bands however, are the advent of electronic-based music primarily that employs computer-generated sounds, and secondly, the dominance of hip hop the past quarter century. As the boomer and gen X generations who grew up on rock music grow old and their numbers steadily diminish, the audience for this music will correspondingly decrease. It's unfortunate but nothing lasts forever.

[@LordEagle]

'Cause I got,,,,you,,,,in,,,,the,,,,sights,,,,of my,,,,,,,,,,,GUUUUUUUN !!!!! 🔥🔥🔥👍😎

[@dennisjohnson2772]

They do not miss.

[@thomastaylor9579]

the G.O.A.T................................................PERIOD.............................................

[@antarcticorb9197]

Keep it up bro!

[@kevinray5755]

i can't wait to see you react to their second album, it's another kick ass record of theirs

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Talking about his wife who was just out of high school; Robert was 18 or 19 when they made this album.

[@eviekelpie1]

Born in 1947. He was 22

[@kurtsaxton9665]

I respectfully disagree, it was a rip off of a Willie Dixon song, which he sued and won over copyright infringement. That being said it's still one of my favorite Zep songs.

[@Happyheretic2308]

@@eviekelpie1 August 1948.

[@eviekelpie1]

@@Happyheretic2308 yes got wrong by one year

[@thewraiths8963]

You have no idea how crazy the world was for this group the entire 70’s

[@barrymorgan5104]

The Danmarks Radio show is a blistering 4 song set for Danish TV in 1969. It's the very first time that they performed under the name Led Zeppelin. Before this time they had performed as "The New Yardbirds".

[@struthersboyz4990]

Les zeppelin 1, such a great album! That this four men had INSTANT chemistry! Which they said they felt the first time they EVER plugged in!

[@robertakline9785]

Biz-ok, this is the last Zeppelin song Me-OH NO! Why? What happened? Biz-can't wait to get to Zeppelin II Me-😌😛

[@christymearna3912]

😝😁❣️🎶💯

[@Peter-oh3hc]

Wow, didn't realize how long it has been since I listened to this. Thank you

[@mommyslittlehamburgerhelpe4700]

When I listen to this my goosebumps get goosebumps 🤘👽🤘

[@slimpickins9124]

Yet another youngster discovering what it was all about. This is so much fun.

[@danielfox3003]

You’re going down the rabbit hole bro. Once you discover Led Zeppelin there’s no turning back. They are the greatest rock band in history. I dig seeing the younger folk discovering the classics, there are great bands out there nowadays but nobody holds a candle to the Zep. You just finished the last track on the first album, wow, you’ve got some amazing stuff ahead of you. I don’t know if you smoke the weed but Led Zeppelin is fucking awesome when you’re high as giraffe ass. Welcome to the club my friend, enjoy it.

[@luissalinas6938]

Got to see this performed live.. 🔥

[@christymearna3912]

Lucky Assssss😝💯❣️🎶

[@AKICITA]

YES. My Generation had the BEST F'ING MUSIC EVER! FACT! 😁😁😁

[@MrThumbs63]

One down, seven to go.

[@mr.knowitall6440]

The "I've got a little school girl" is probably from some traditional blues. Robert borrowed alot of cliches from blues stuff. The Yardbirds (previous band that Jimmy was in) even had a song called "Good Morning Little Schoolgirl"... which doesn't sound good... but they were young lads... 🙄

[@dreamweaver1603]

Jimmy Page had a groupie girl he always hung out with when he was in America who I believe was 14 at the time. I read about it in a biography. Times were definitely different back then. Even the movie Almost Famous talks about how most of those groupies were underage.

[@thatoneguyagain2252]

Jimmy Page wasn't a member of the Yardbirds yet when they recorded "Good Morning Little Shoolgirl". The Yardbirds song takes its title (and not much else) from another song with the same name, recorded by Howlin' Wolf.

[@richdiana3663]

Saw them live in '72 at Tampa Stadium with 70,000 other Led Heads, the record crowd at the time. Sat on the grass of the field with the smoke from other grass all around. Mind blowing.

[@kurtsaxton9665]

You my friend are a serious Led Zeppelin fan, a little late but better late than never. You get it my friend, music has no time limit. Great is great.

[@HvyMetal4Ever]

I subscribed the minute I saw the song title. Everyone sleeps on this track, and I don't know why. Probably one of the best 5 tracks out of their entire catalog. As you fall further down the Led Zeppelin rabbit hole, you are going to discover so many great songs. When the levee breaks in my time of dying trampled under foot babe I'm gonna leave you

[@jaydubya3698]

Agreed. I don't know why people sleep on this one so much. Maybe because it switches up so much and it's so trippy and kind of dark that some people get turned off by it, I don't know...but shit, it's got drums, solos, grooves, texture, ambience, everything. What more can you want? Definitely in my top 5 LZ songs.

[@markwhitely4021]

Saw Zeppelin in '77. Seattle Kingdome. Best concert I saw, and I saw all the great bands.

[@catherinethompson2525]

I'll say it again I keep saying it all on all the reactions on all the different channels I was so lucky to have Led Zeppslin, In my high school years and grew up listening to them, and they are the best rock band ever, very unique👍👍

[@PaulScherdell]

Deeply steeped in the blues.

[@hellogoodbye4061]

Young man, you have impeccable taste in music. You will go far in life.

[@godbluffvdgg]

Cause ...I ....Got.....You....in....the ....sights ....of ...my....GUUUUUUUUUUNNNNNNN! ...:)...Zeppelin is so killer...

[@sonjaleesloth]

I can see you feeling this song in every one your cells! Haven't heard this one in a long time. Every song of theirs can make 5 different songs with the shifts. Incredible artists. They will forever be my favorite band. 💓💓💓

[@Bluewizard7131]

You may want to prepare yourself, Led Zeppelin II is more high energy than the first one.

[@eviekelpie1]

Yes, probably their best known songs..and No. 4

[@kurtsaxton9665]

It's different, but every album was amazing in its own way.

[@shawnk7832]

So with II, it's still bluesy in parts, but they did some of the best damn Rock n Roll ever done throughout this album. This band's first two releases are by far the best first two albums by any artist/band in history.

[@timothydoherty5337]

Nobody has more dopeness than Led Zep track for track

[@michaelgilbert197]

The term "little school girl" more describes innocence, as in the "innocence" of a young girl.... It's more of an endearing term ;). And is a fairly common phrase in old blues music. Great reaction. Digging seeing the appreciation for these classics as well as the more current stuff. You've got a wise soul my friend. Peace.....

[@dawnbarnett7601]

This is some old Blues that they brought back ... classic always 💯

[@mr.knowitall6440]

Love the subtle use of the violin bow in this! Biz, have you watched the Madison Square Gardens video of "Dazed and Confused"? He does a great session with the bow on that!

[@crashraynor]

You nailed it man. I'll go farther and say that nothing in their entire catalog is skippable. Think about that. Is there any other artist you can say that about?

[@leddygee1896]

I've been listening to them for 50 years, and I still think they're as fresh as the first time I ever heard them... that's a true testament to the utter greatness of Led Zeppelin.

[@kurtsaxton9665]

No! There is nobody else that can claim that title. Everyone else had a crap album Zeppelin had zero crap albums. Best blues based rock and roll band that ever lived...

[@crashraynor]

@The Mad Hatter uh no...the Beatles have some definitely skippable tracks, to their credit they have a crazy amount of tracks...but dude, they get weirddd. And Floyd? You have to be obliterated high to listen to a whole album. Like you left it on while you slowly passed out.

[@crashraynor]

You can listen to Zep sober, ripped, and everywhere in between. Not true of the beatles, they have gaps. DEFINITELY not true of Pink Floyd. I love Pink Floyd, but not on the morning commute. Get what I mean?

[@tonyspychala4910]

Pink flyod

[@scottkew6278]

That first guitar riff drags you down into the basement kicking and screaming with that accompanying bass riff. "THEY CALL ME THE HUNTER..."

[@MaryellenAzack]

No matter how many tines ive heard this, it still🤯🤯🤯

[@christinerobinson3819]

Love your reactions. Keep coming back to watch my favourites again!

[@watchbizmatik]

Thanks, I will keep them coming

[@Bluewizard7131]

You should also check this one out live!

[@shawnk7832]

When you get to the second album, they changed it up a bit, to the extent that with their second album, they were considered the best in Rock n Roll by many if not most. Gonna knock your socks off, and you may need to change your shorts... don't worry that's common listening to Led Zepplin II.

[@Sober2003]

Haven't heard that in a while! Fantastic!!!!

[@annettecoker2560]

Another great one! Reliving it all!

[@chrisstones1249]

I'm lost for words with your reactions my young friend ,👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👆💎💎💎💎💎

[@watchbizmatik]

🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿

[@waltertraxel]

My first music purchase was the albums, Led Zepplin and Led Zepplin II. Back in 1969. I was 13 at the time! I love every song on both albums! I was trying to find the song, "Whole Lotta Love", but didn't know the title of the song. I knew it was by Led Zepplin, so I bought both albums. Back then the only Led Zepplin song that got airplay on the radio, was "Whole Lotta Love". Well, I fell deeply in love with both albums. I have a large collection of Led Zepplin still today!

[@photographerjonathan]

Zep ll wont disappoint its just a continuation of their greatness. I saw them live twice.

[@rockerchic3190]

Just covered this with my band! At age 14 I ran away and never went back. I carried my most precious treasures with me - my albums! Including my favorite band of course Led Zep! I’m 55 now and still have those albums! I’ll never stop listening to this amazing band and I love seeing you rock out to them! To perform their music is an incredible honor and joy! ✌🏽🙌🏽✨😎

[@adailyllama4786]

Imagine being the Head Line Act in 1969 with Led Zeppelin opening for your band, and they just finished their set with that song. Hard act to follow there...

[@michaeldrennan9932]

Ok!! Absolutely my Favorite song off their Debut Album!! My 59 year old ass Still Loves that Tune!! Ranks among my other favorites such as "When the Levee Breaks ", "No QUARTER ", and KASHMIR!! But you're going through the albums chronologically so won't rush you. OBTW, since you're moving onto Zeppelin II Can't wait for the Immigrant Song!! Rock On!!

[@micahjared8082]

Oh Naaa, My Brother. Lawd Have Mercy! U about to drop into the biggest rabbit hole ever dug. Every Album, Every Track. Once you fall in, you'll never come back.

[@wwekidder123]

Holy shit there is no better than led Zeppelin in any genre ever there I said it it's true I believe it 💯

[@scal5134]

You said it dude! I play drums and this had to be the best drum pattern of all time! It’s click perfect, and clicks were not used in 1969! Nice one mate

[@samdog8087]

Im a drummer too....35 years. Always hear something I havent heard before over hundreds of listens.

[@chrismorgan7301]

I do not have friends, by choice, fucking complications and be, total introvert. I love music and love listening with these people, no bs, no fucking politics or talk of oppression

[@mlbp4384]

Agreed!

[@eviekelpie1]

Me too

[@whenthen1498]

thanks for making the morning [South Africa]... ! There s a live version [no colour.... bonham and plant 20yrs old] recorded for Denmark Radio...quality visuals and sound. a Small unsuspecting audience in a film studio ....

[@christymearna3912]

He's FeeLiN that shit 😝💯❣️🎶🧠

[@christymearna3912]

Jazz..... blues.... The founders of our music 💯🧠❣️🎶

[@bradmeadows7185]

Great reaction! I'm glad to see people listening to this the first time .widen the horizons.

[@robc.8269]

First album, already legendary. How do they follow it? Led Zeppelin ll & they don't disappoint.

[@ncbandit6409]

Keep it going brother!!

[@toddboyle1716]

It's great to see you so excited about Zeppelin!

[@juliemanarin4127]

Bonham started as a jazz drummer. Jimmy plays the guitar with a cello bow on this song too.

[@michellebutler3467]

Still getting the LED out and LOUD!!!!!

[@vickieray]

It makes me happy to see others being happy watching Zeppelin for the first time ♥️ I’ve been listening since 1969 & 50+ years later I still listen at some point every single day 🔥♥️🎤🎶🎸♥️🔥

[@eviekelpie1]

A request, Biz! Is it possible to do at least one live video reaction from the albums. Because Zep is best live. The guys were from 21-26 here in '69. Thanks Biz for covering albums

[@charliecochran3035]

I like this format for Led Zeppelin. The tracks all stand on their own and doing them individually means more videos and more focus on each song. Way different than Pink Floyd where the whole album is a story that gets blurred when you listen to it piecemeal.

[@katiesunderland5191]

seeing your reactions bring such a genuine smile to my face because i continue to react the same whenever i hear them no matter how many times i’ve listened

[@jimmiericky]

I remember buying this album as a kid, yes definitely Epic stuff! Keep on Rockin! 😎🤘

[@neilrobson6415]

so glad you like this classic from Zep

[@sinnersmakethebestsaints1890]

DUDE, the F**KIN DRUMS on this track are insane.

[@brianmasinelli9694]

Best comment yet, ' nothing on here is skippable ' .

[@fried2styles]

Great reaction! And don't worry about the "I got a little schoolgirl..." line. Zeppelin "borrowed" lots of old blues lyrics, it that was a commonly used line from loads of classic Blues tracks... ;)

[@acemodez3169]

The double album of Physical Graffiti has 15 unskipable tracks

[@shephardparkschatzieh]

One of the best reactions I have seen to Led Zeppelin

[@watchbizmatik]

Thank you

[@shephardparkschatzieh]

​@@watchbizmatik Have you seen these 2? They are from later Led Zeppelin when I was in my high school years. They had already spent time in India and North Africa so they fused some of the Eastern sounds into their Physical Graffit Album. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnipeoeiatJ5rNU kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4e6i6qYpJ6prck

[@fadiaz1969]

JPJ with that nasty bass line. I have seriously listened to this song hundreds of times and that bass at “they call me the hunter” part still gives me goosebumps.

[@vincentpeake]

What a way to go out, no kidding man!

[@vinceparke5740]

The intro to this song is what I imagine the perfect intro in a "proper" live setting. Ease them into it, know where your drink is. Lol

[@johnwriter8234]

From OPENING ...this song ROCKS!!