WOAH!| FIRST TIME HEARING Led Zeppelin -Good Times Bad Times REACTION

[@hectorsmommy1717]

Imagine a teenager going to the music store to see what was new and to spend some Christmas money. There was an album from a brand new group with a weird name, but that wasn't unusual. You take the sample copy to the turntable and drop the needle. The opening chords of the first song on the first album (Good Times, Bad Times) plays and you know something new, different and incredible just entered the world. I was that teenager in Jan.1969 .

[@billn7183]

They set the bar so high , most bands couldn't even see it !

[@tomaleshire4145]

I turned 18 in 1970!🤗 Went to my first concert, I saw Led Zeppelin with Jethro Tull opening up for them!💯🔥 First concert, first acid trip!🤯🤪 I'm amazed that I still remember it!😂🙄What an incredible time to be young and crazy!😁❤✌

[@giuliogrifi7739]

I was 14 in '69.....I know that feelin'...we were experiencing something unique...they (I mean youngsters) can't do it these days !

[@tomaleshire4145]

I try to explain to my young friends that even though it was an incredible concert, we didn't know at the time (1970) that Zeppelin would end up being rock gods!🔥I mean they only had 2 albums out when I saw them!💯 That being said I'm so happy I saw them back then. I was blessed to see the original Led Zeppelin, John Paul Jones was still alive then.😢 I must admit this small town Texas country boy didn't know what to think when the curtain opened up for Jethro Tull and there's this crazy looking guy wearing a bright yellow cod piece standing on one leg playing a flute!😳🤪 LMAO!😂🤣❤✌

[@RuairiDeFaoite]

@@tomaleshire4145 John Bohnam was still alive you mean.

[@drive5050]

Their debut song from their 1st album. Sounds GREAT 50+ years later!

[@woahblackbettybamalam]

This was the worlds introduction to Led Zeppelin. 1st track on their debut album

[@Mister_Samsonite]

Those first two tracks on Zep 1 - such a SOLID one-two punch on a debut album. Perhaps only equaled by "Don't Want You No More/Not My Cross To Bear" on the Allman Bros' first.

[@centuryrox]

Zeppelin has a good mix of hard and soft rock. Try some of these soft songs by them: - Going to California - The Rain Song - All My Love - Thank You - Battle of Evermore - Down By the Seaside - Tangerine I also would suggest a very heavy blues song called "You Shook Me". It's fantastic!

[@davexvs]

Bonzo was the new drummer on their debut album made his name and mark straight off the bat {:-) PAV uk

[@billyf2833]

Down by the Seaside us one of my favorites

[@vespoint]

And my favorite, Friends.

[@thomasking5472]

I'd add Ten Years Gone to the list even though it fluctuates from mellow to heavy and back again.

[@RanchHanded]

'Babe I'm Gonna Leave You' is another softer Zep classic

[@kellypedersen6590]

The world's first exposure to Led Zeppelin: song 1 on side 1 of their self-titled album from 1969. Calling it "Beatles-like" is actually appropriate, as this came out right around the time The Beatles were winding down. (Passing the torch, as it were.)

[@dsfddsgh]

Not sure i'd call this song Beatles-like though it's harder rock.

[@chrisd7047]

It may not be their best, but LZ1 has always been my favorite LZ album. Start to finish, there's not a bad song on it. I wore out 2 copies on cassette playing it over and over. Both sides open phenominally, with the B-side opening with JPJ on organ kicking off Your Time Is Gonna Come. Magical.

[@colibri1]

Their first radio hit, yeah. It's the first song I remember hearing by them back then.

[@dsfddsgh]

@James Buckingham Zep were very much a blues and heavy rock kind of band and the Beatles were pop for the most part.

[@billyf2833]

The bass drum is the secret weapon of this song. Bonzo only had ONE bass drum with ONE pedal to kick it. Listen how FAST he worked it. That had drummers freaking out! Still does to this day.

[@BrianMcCarty]

Those triplets are crazy

[@supobostarman]

I was a kid learning drums and when I heard this I didn't know how I would ever be able to do it. Eventually I did, but Bonzo set that bar nice and high and gave me alot to work toward in my drumming career.

[@coled2048]

Bonham triplets will give you shin splints from hell.

[@manco828]

You mean he didn't have a double bass drum kit in 1969? Holy cow.

[@biged680]

@@manco828he never did

[@bradsullivan2495]

"Rock and Roll" is one of their many songs that still sounds fresh after over 50 years. You can also try the pounding "Trampled Under Foot" or the country-influenced "Hot Dog"

[@nickbarber3315]

Trampled underfoot is one of my faves. And talk about raunchy

[@jojokrako7818]

Hot Dog always reminded me more of rockabilly.

[@susandriscoll2063]

I can never pick a favorite Zep song as they all are so good, but Hot Dog is definitely up there. It’s such a fun, toe-tappin tune!

[@bradsullivan2495]

@@jojokrako7818 Yeah, that might be the case, but it's another instance of Zep being able to step out of their comfort zone and kill it.

[@p.j.graham9395]

Very good recommendations.

[@leb5410]

Robert Plant was only 20 when this song recorded. These guys were so talented at such an early age.

[@sheila1965troubles]

So was Bonzo!

[@bernardsalvatore1929]

The line is " when my woman left home with a brown-eyed man..." At 1:42 the bass drum triplet that John Bonham plays right here is something that not many drummers can do and John Bonham was an innovator!! There's a great interview with Carmine Appice who was the drummer for Vanilla Fudge!! He tells of hearing this song for the first time and when he saw John Bonham he asked him where did you come up with that Triplett?? And Bonham said "I got it from you!!" And proceeded to tell him which song from which album he was referring to and Carmine was a little bit taken aback!! In his opinion John Bonham had perfected something that he had attempted, perhaps!! Just one of many stories of the uniqueness of John Bonham!!

[@stevenmonte7397]

i always thought he said a better man.

[@chrisd7047]

Keep in mind also that Bonham was doing it with one foot. He didn't use double pedals; he didn't have to.

[@chestrockwell8328]

I saw this interview you mention. J and Amber need to check out some Vanilla Fudge, especially their cover of You Keep Me Hangin On when performed on Ed Sullivan show perhaps? Talk about getting into it.

[@yogibarista2818]

@@chrisd7047 well known video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2LTq2R7bdV0hbs - but check out her foot on the pedal

[@ruserious9577]

"with another man"

[@bgaona]

I'd say Zeppelin does easy laid back music as much and as good as they do everything. They're just good at everything.

[@danielmarshall3102]

My favourite definitely "BABE I"M GONNA LEAVE YOU" ... absolute KILLER blues with an acoustic latin flavour mixed with power rock guitar and vocals !!!!

[@patricklemeur4607]

oui, c'est le meilleur !!

[@wilson9696]

This is the first song of their first album! Keep playing the rest of the album. Every track is outstanding.

[@bsiems_willieaugustproject]

Well, since you asked: clear favorite Zeppelin song is "Ramble On." In addition to fantastic guitar and drum work, it shows off the brilliance of bassist John Paul Jones.

[@TheHandyman777]

My favorite Zepplin tune is always the one I’m listening to.

[@vitus33]

This is the first track off their first album. Keep in mind, this came out in 1969. Groundbreaking and heavy for the times. And John Bonham’s foot pedal work set the mark for all future drummers.

[@The_Magic_Man_Is_Here]

The lyric is "brown eyed man" 😂😂😂 And my favorite Led Zeppelin song? I couldn't pick just one if you put a gun to my head, there's too many

[@jackgilchrist]

Nah, Zeppelin has ballads too. Try "The Rain Song" (which I've heard in instrumental versions on elevators and doctor's offices) or "Thank You," or "Ten Years Gone." Also "All my Love" for a later Zep ballad. Then there's songs like "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" (written by Anne Bredon and later recorded by Joan Baez), or "Since I've Been Loving You" which is a slow bluesey number. Of course Stairway to heaven starts soft and gradually builds to a hard rock ending. There are also a bunch of Zep songs that, while not ballads, do have a mellower vibe, sometimes more rock,, sometimes more folksy. Led Zeppelin has a huge variety of music.

[@gotham61]

Song number one from album number one by Led Zeppelin. It only builds from there.

[@nickweech3487]

Some say it was downhill from here. They rlpped off Jeff Beck and his first album Truth with Rod Stewart produced by Micky Most

[@rickpetersen1745]

John Paul Jones bass and Bonzo's drums carry this piece with Jimmy as solid as ever and Plante's vocals bring it all together.

[@williamh4172]

Bonzo's background vocals put the frosting on the cake.

[@kevinbrady6075]

JPJ wrote this,....

[@xmusicsinmysoulx]

Thank You is my favorite Zep song, it's so beautiful!

[@KierenP]

Great song! My favourite track from Led Zeppelin’s debut is “You Shook Me”. Really bluesy.

[@Jagangela]

Mine is "All My Love"

[@17mountains]

Favourite Led Zep songs are: Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You; How Many More Times; Bring It On Home; Black Dog; In My Time of Dying.

[@leetroy3129]

Sooo many good Zep songs! It’s hard to choose just one favorite. Three instantly came to my mind. Ten Years Gone, Over The Hills And Far Away, and Rain Song. ❤️✌️

[@robertlear2735]

I saw Led Zeppelin in concert in 1969 and they opened with this song.

[@scottallen5396]

Lucky Devil ! I was ten years too late ....

[@malcshone4409]

There are drumming moves going on here that have been impossible to replicate since ( Late 1968)!! Bonham showing he’s the man for the next 12 years. Also unbelievable guitar solo that says “ my name is Jimmy Page and I’m only just warming up guys”!!

[@traceymcintire7754]

The Zeppelin song that got my attention when I heard it on the radio and got me into the group was “Over the Hills and Far Away.” Amazing acoustic and electric guitar work by Page.

[@dylanmahan5702]

John Bonham's drumming is insanely good.

[@joeday4293]

Jimi Hendrix once said to him, "Boy, you got a right foot like a rabbit."

[@carmelaruck7116]

Have you ever heard a song that Bonham was recorded on that wasn't insanely good? Not a Thing! :)

[@somersetcace1]

@@carmelaruck7116 True! But this one is still special. Might be my own bias because it's the first Zepp song I ever heard or it could be that he absolutely goes off on the bass drum in this one. This song and Fool In the Rain...oh and D’yer Mak’er...And then there IS Dazed, and the rover, Kashmir...Errr...Okay, never mind, you're right! 😅

[@dylanmahan5702]

@@carmelaruck7116 No can't say I have.

[@bgaona]

I used to live in Florida in the late 80s, and up sprung this radio station that lasted for maybe an entire year or two that played nothing but Led Zeppelin. Really. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Led Zeppelin all the time. And people listened to it and loved it!

[@DaBigRMV]

WFLZ?

[@bgaona]

@@DaBigRMV Maybe... it was near Tampa, after all. It might have been WKRL out of Clearwater, not far away.

[@teerat8451]

Dazed And Confused off this same album, which is their first, was always one of my favoriites

[@wenwenrenee]

Zeppelin does mellow extremely well. If you want my favorite, I'd start with "Thank You" So beautiful ♥

[@vandergod]

I love seeing how much more you both have grown in your music appreciation since starting this channel. But you still show the love and thrill of hearing something new. Peace and love, guys.

[@cherylhurst7093]

First Led Zeppelin song I ever listened to. Blew me away. Haven't stopped being blown away by them since 1978 - first time I heard them.

[@myownchannel247]

You guys gotta hear The Rain Song, it's mellow as anything you'll ever hear and a completely different side of the band ☔☮

[@lindenarden667]

Totally agree! But God it's long! They'll have to stop it 11x to keep it from getting blocked! 🚫 😆🤣😆🤣🤢🤮🤧😅

[@danjohnson2986]

I second third and fourth this opinion. One of the most beautiful songs ever. High art I tell ya.

[@Newfie-zc7ug]

Tight, hard, multi-talented...just a few words to describe this super rock group. Bonzo...oh Bonzo !

[@brentbonet]

First song on the first album. MASTERPIECE! Really the first sounds that most ever heard from this band.

[@PeterTea]

My favorite Led Zeppelin song is usually the last one I listened to.

[@michaelmcgowen8780]

"Good Times Bad Times" is the only single (released 10 Mar 1969) from Led Zeppelin's debut album, "Led Zeppelin I" (released 12 Jan 1969). The song reached number 80 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart.

[@greglegakis4177]

You want mellow Zeppelin try a wedding favorite, "Thank You." It's a good one.

[@markfadness9204]

"Good Times, Bad Times" was the 1st charting single from Led Zeppelin's debut LP in 1969, peaking @ #80/charted for 4 weeks. But the next single release was "Whole Lotta Love" -- their biggest Billboard Hot 100 hit, peaking @ #4. Led Zeppelin was Grammy nominated for Best New Artist of 1969 but lost to Crosby, Stills & Nash. Other nominees were Chicago and 2 artists with brief careers: Oliver ("Good Morning Starshine" from "Hair" & "Jean" from "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" - both Top 5 hits) and Neon Philharmonic for "Morning Girl." So 3 legendary groups got Grammy attention from the get-go.

[@ronaldhorsley1600]

the album was ground breaking this is the late 60s nothing out there like it the beginning of heavy metal

[@PastaDon_]

Thanx Google... Oops, I mean Mark..😆

[@pttp5509]

I went on a date to see an unknown band who turned out to be Led Zeppelin doing their first US tour to promote their 1st album - an unbelievable and historic experience Spent the rest of my senior year blasting Zeppeiin over my 8 track stereo speakers in my VW Beetle - I’m surprised I can still hear

[@rickgarms7656]

I am so ready for "Female Friday". More Sade, Annie Lennox, Bonnie Raitt, Joni Mitchell, Kate Bush, Hooverphonic, Combustible Edison...so many wonderful sirens. Cheers Guys. PS My fave "organ" intro to a classic rock Zepp song is "Your Time Is Gonna Come"

[@ubcphilco]

Halestorm!

[@racetime1960]

May I suggest for female Friday The Warning. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJ6aaX6metxmq9k

[@kevinmcfarlane2752]

The Warning, who are supporting Halestorm in a couple of months.

[@SdMbL1]

This isn’t just another Zeppelin song. This is the first song of their first album. First song anyone ever heard from them on an album.

[@davidboivin7996]

Every Zeppelin song is a great song. The first two albums took the Rock world by storm.

[@craigreid7178]

One of their earliest hits and one of my favorite of their songs.

[@chriso6719]

My favorites are Black Dog and Kashmir. You've done both of those, so try Gallow's Pole next. This was the opening track on the 1st album and their first single in the US.

[@brendaekdridge3523]

Love most of their songs. If you want mellow Thank You is my favorite. Beautiful lyrics.

[@jeffabbey5920]

It's just so awesome to tune in here with J and Amber as they enjoy songs that have become staples in most of our lives. It's also great to see them become part of theirs so many years after the music's era. Great music will always live on.

[@ajruther67]

Led Zeppelin having SEVERAL albums and SO many songs, you can't choose a favorite until you've heard them all. My favorite is *In the Light*

[@gtrgar4561]

For me, their song 'Thank You' is one of their prettiest songs. The song is a 'Thank you' from Robert Plant to his wife Maureen for her love. The organ parts that John Paul Jones plays, Plant's vocals. Jimmy Page plays acoustic and a 12 string electric for added colour. Bonham's drum parts are just right for the song. Plant referenced other members of his family in other songs: 'The Ocean' has a line that refers to his daughter and the song 'All of My Love' is a tribute to his son. 🥁🎹🎤🎸 😎

[@richardsteiner8992]

Thank you is an amazing song, and the way it ends is a trip...

[@chthoniapodcast]

And the Bron-Y-Aur Stomp, which is about Plant's dog. :)

[@SonicProfessor_a.k.a._T._Andra]

There are, just, hours and hours of GREAT Led Zeppelin songs. It would be impossible to pick a "best," or anything remotely similar, BUT!: If you are going to ask for a favorite, there are a few that are personal favorites (and that you must, ABSOLUTELY, hear, yourself!)!!! 🤘🤘 ...for you and Miss Amber: "Ten Years Gone"; "The Rover"; "In The Light"; "Nobody's Fault But Mine"; "Fool In The Rain"; "In The Evening" .... (...Then: just, continue listening to every album, start-to-finish!!!! 🌩) ...Also: Robert Plant's first 4 solo albums are classics, in their own right (and totally different from the Zeppelin sound!). You NEED to hear those, too! Go for: "Fat Lip"; "Pledge Pin"; ...for, total, "travelogue balladry," check out one of his biggest hits: "Big Log"; "Burning Down One Side"; "In The Mood" is, also, something that you two would never expect from him! ...and if you want Plant at his :"funky as Cameo and Con Funk Shun"-'iest': you NEED to hear the "deep cut" (which is INSANE): "Doo Doo A Do Do" (No, that is the correct title! ) 🤘🤘🔥🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘 ^^^^This is Robert Plant at his most " '80s sounding," (YOU guys would, definitely, call it that!) but, like no-one else. Funky as dirty underwear, baby! 😝😛😛 -Just "f.y.i.": On Plant's first solo album (recorded, of course, after Led Zeppelin was ended; destroyed by the untimely death of the GREAT JOHN BONHAM!😭😭) [the one titled: Pictures At Eleven] what you will, ALSO, get to experience is: The DRUMMERS he got to play with him are legendary and you already know at least ONE (if not BOTH!!) of them!, as they are, both, LEGENDARY drumming figures. Both, the Superb: Cozy Powell and the stellar: Phil Collins smack the kit on Robert Plant's solo debut, Pictures At Eleven. It is WELL-worth your time! ...also: om the follow-up to those [Shaken 'n' Stirred], Richie Heyward (formerly of the GREAT: LITTLE FEAT! -and an underrated drumming GENIUS! 🤘🤘🤘🤘🔥🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘) is the drummer and a masterful technician and groove-monster (also playing some electronic drums on that album. 👍). Cozy Powell, you would know from the band: Rainbow (if you do) (although he was in TONS of bands, over the decades!)! Phil Collins, of course: from the band: Genesis (and his own solo work -which was, just, hitting at the same time as this, in fact!!!!). There's a reason why Collins is much more respected as a drummer than as a vocalist. This is one of the places you can hear it. 🤘🤘😁 [I would, also, recommend: Brand X [band name] 's "...And So To F...." GET TO ALL OF THINGS! YOU will thank me (and yourselves!). [Hope I bring a bit of a smile to your face when I stop by. I do try to do that, daily, in my life, nowadays (I mean: where I can SEE it happen, as well ;-P)! 🤘🤘😁]

[@funkster007]

Man this is one of Zep's bangers. Easily my favorite off the debut. "When The Levee Breaks" is a tune you gotta do! :)

[@thorfinsky1427]

already done.

[@funkster007]

@@thorfinsky1427 lol, I forgot. I'm sure I made a comment on that too .😁

[@gregvergara7596]

Since I've Been Loving You is my absolute favorite Zeppelin song. But if you want to hear a killer mellow Zeppelin song try, Going To California. Love you guys.

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

This was the very first song off their first album and you can hear the guitar and bass interweaving throughout - it is phenomenal. They have over 100 songs in their catalogue so you've a ways to go. My favorite of theirs is The Rain Song. It is moody, melancholy, yet delicate and triumphant. If you do it, please try to do it with as few interruptions as possible (if any - please please) otherwise the beauty of the listening experience will be utterly crushed.

[@bosgaurus1]

They have to interrupt. Otherwise the video will get pulled for copyright infringement. The only reason the reaction videos are allowed is because of the reactions. Odds are, if they like a song enough, they will add it to their personal listening list on their phone or other device and then they will have the opportunity to listen uninterrupted.

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

@@bosgaurus1 it seems so arbitrary, I've seen other reactions that don't have that issue (*shrug *). One can hope.

[@bosgaurus1]

@@henriettaskolnick4445, It's KZbin software. It isn't perfect or imperfect. It also depends on the artist, or those who represent the artist, those who own the property, who set how strictly the policy is adhered to. Places of business, like bars, have to pay a yearly fee to be able to play copyrighted music. They can get into major trouble if they don't pay for the right to play such music. But, many places don't. They have to be caught first.

[@k.t.5405]

Legend has it Glynn Johns, who had just finished producing this single with Led Zeppelin in the winter of '68, brought a custom acetate vinyl of this to the Beatles "Get Back" sessions in 69....it broke up the band. 🎸🔥😎

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

@@k.t.5405 Lol no, it didn't break up the Beatles but good story. Glyn did, however, play the acetate for George, who didn't care much for it. Even so, George would occasionally party with the band and inspired Jimmy to write The Rain Song after George said Zep didn't have any ballads.

[@josephdurham6051]

"babe I'm gonna leave you" is another great mellow tune from Zeppelin. One of my favorites

[@Jessica_Roth]

I vote for "The Ocean" next. And let me throw two out there that I don't see anyone else mentioning: "Night Flight" and "Fool in the Rain". And of course "Achilles Last Stand", but that's more complex. Only do that when you feel it.

[@robertocastaneda7343]

For a Classic Mellow Led Zeppelin song try "Thank You" Great music, Great lyrics! :-)

[@1j007zm]

Great reaction!, this is their first song on their debut album. the album was released in early 1969, but was recorded in 1968. Jay! you like strong high pitched voices, check out "You shook me" on the same album. I also suggest checking out their all time classic "Stairway to heaven" studio version first then live. Thanks 😃 Peace!☮

[@jackjensen4036]

Led Zeppelin's intro to the world! First song of their first album! Bonzo with those bass drum triplets is awesome! 😎😎😎

[@wadeheaton123]

Something jumped out at me this time. This a KZbin, which favored singles, but when I was a Freshman in college and we'd listen to music, we put on an LP. Rock Music, thanks to the Beatles, had evolved beyond singles. We listened to the whole side then flipped it over for side two. Good Times Bad Times becomes Dazed and Confused without a break and seamlessly goes on from there. It tells its own story. Long Jimmy Paige guitar concertos, Bonzo drum solos moving from ear to ear inside your head. John Paul Jones subtle bass dynamics controlling it. And Over Under Around and Through Robert Plant bleeding emotion and heart . When I'm saying is, if you really want to DIG LZ like we did. Do an album side. Not only will it all connect, but echoes of what came before return at the end. We used to call it Magical. Maybe someday you will too.

[@darkjedi447]

This is actually my 2nd favorite ZEPPELIN song. The guitar at the end is amazing!!!! Never get sick of it. My favorite all time song by them is easily WHEN THE LEVEE BREAKS. Everyone has a different favorite song by them but for me nothing beats the beat, the mood, the feeling of the majestic LEVEE song!! Keep smiling 🤘 🙂

[@nickbarber3315]

Mellow zeppelin would be Going to California, Misty Mountain Hop, The Battle of Evermore. You guys will also love Hey Hey What Can I Do

[@michaelnordan8603]

I would add Ramble On to that list.

[@nickbarber3315]

@@michaelnordan8603 definitely a great song idk if I’d call it mellow though, especially the ending 1/3rd

[@michaelnordan8603]

@@nickbarber3315 yeah, more of a hybrid, I guess.

[@willieblanco3562]

Led Zeppelin 1, my #1of all LZ Try I can't quit you and you shook me. Great blues rock and you will love the church organs and guitar solos

[@pauldevito7476]

Many great sides to Led Zep. Here's a list, you guys, that you can't go wrong with: "Hey Hey What Can I Do" (countryish) "Thank You" (gorgeous folky psychedelic ballad) "In The Light" (Eastern tinged, but bluesy) "Custard Pie" (funky filth) "The Ocean" (more off-beat Funk with high Plant wailing, including some accapella) "Dancing Days" (radio friendly Zep) "That's The Way" (racially aware Zep) "Immigrant Song" (warpath Zep) Hey Jay, you want some HEAVY Beatles, check out "Helter Skelter". The Beatles pretty much invented heavy-metal with this one. Another box checked. Hey Amber, you want a gorgeous song with soaring mellotron that will take you into the clouds - no not Pink Floyd. Check out the song "Out and In" from The Moody Blues, the "well-diggers" of "prog". Underrated band. If you hit-up Rush again try these: Red Barchetta (greatest car song EVER) Entre Nous (deep) Distant Early Warning (very fitting for these days) Subdivisions (school time angst) Bastille Day (Geddy at his screechiest) Lakeside Park (Rush at its most lovely) The Analog Kid (Soaring Rush) 🙏✌️🙏✌️🙏✌️

[@sheila1965troubles]

MUST play first side of 2112, THE BEST Rush ever.

[@mattstory4747]

Another great Led Zep tune to check out is Gallows Pole.

[@jamiemacdonald436]

If you want to check out a mellow Led Zeppelin song, listen to Thank You. It's a very touching song.

[@thomasgruseck7971]

This was side 1, track 1, on their first album. The very beginning of the road for Led Zeppelin's amazing journey.

[@surlechapeau]

Jay/Amber, you'll love their "Heartbreaker"/"Living Loving Maid" and "Rock and Roll" !!!

[@nickbarber3315]

Yes but you have to listen to heartbreaker and have it meld into living loving maid

[@surlechapeau]

@@nickbarber3315 thanks for the reminder! done

[@andrewstolpman6743]

Greatest Rock and Roll Band....EVER!

[@kevinhelton734]

My woman left home with a Brown eyed man and i still don't seem to care

[@ericsmith6615]

Wife here.., It's amazing what time and life experience does to your perception on a song..This is quite mellow..Drums are setting this up for sure!!...Drum solos great..good tempo and beat..Perfectly stated!!

[@Kitch-hu7tm]

Zep was made up of four extremely talented members. This particular song show cases each of their talents but take a second listen and enjoy John Bonham's contribution. It often gets lost is the momentum of the music Another great song (under rated) is "How Many More Times" off their first album. It's one of those songs that gets better with age. Keep up the great work you are doing. It's fun watching your reaction.

[@gjmarr1]

Listen to the crazy bass pedal work of Bonham on this track. This was the first track on their first album and it just rocked!

[@scottallen5396]

Bass guitar really came in ....

[@deadmaniam3818]

“My woman left me for a brown eyed man”.. You guys should check out Dirty Loops and their song Rock You. Here’s the link to the video kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYrGZq2ojahoaM0

[@matthooks5840]

I thought it was better man.

[@matthooks5840]

But then I heard it!

[@deadmaniam3818]

Brown eyed man(foreigner). The dominant eye color in Europe is blue. Robert plant has that dominant eye color.

[@k.t.5405]

Legend has it Glynn Johns, who had just finished producing this single with Led Zeppelin in the winter of '68, brought a custom acetate vinyl of the unreleased single to the Beatles "Get Back" sessions in early 69....it broke up the band. 🎸🔥😎

[@KH6DAN]

It's known that in the beginning when they first got together to jam, after a few songs they all just stopped, looked at each other and laughed. They knew they had something special.

[@Shrykespeare]

This is your eleventh LZ song. So many more to go! I recommend "D'yer Maker", "The Ocean", and "Ramble On" for your next outing. I also want to throw out "Big Log" and "Tall Cool One", two bangers by Robert Plant.

[@donjackson5522]

The Ocean is my absolute favorite.

[@meganschultz8150]

The Rain Song and Ten Years Gone are my absolute favorite Zeppelin songs. Both very mellow but absolutely STUNNING!

[@Alberto_1965_BR]

Please react to the beautiful "Silent Lucidity" from Queensryche. One of the best ballads ever!

[@mr.snicker-doodles7081]

Bro, you literally paused it at the BEST spot in the entire song...that first bass run lead...haha

[@Databyter]

Listen to the drums on this song. One of the MANY reasons Led Zeppelin Rocks, often overlooked. But this is not just your typical drum section. This guy really had some rythm and a very unique style that made a simple rythm a surprise and a joy. Databyter

[@ajruther67]

Led Zeppelin: Thank You, In the Light and Going to California (much slower songs) Thank You was my friends wedding song when they were 20 years old in 1986.

[@myklegue3968]

this was they're very first single off their first album...blew me away right from the start!!

[@FreedomsRealm]

Kashmir is pure magic. If I had to pick a fav from the garden of Led Zeppelin.

[@GrinningDwarf]

Great reaction video, as always. Y'all never disappoint! If you want to widen your Zeppelin experience, try Over the Hills and Far Away. I don't think I've seen you do that one.I know you'll love it.

[@richstrobel]

That is my favorite by Zeppelin. Great song.

[@laurajaramillo5179]

Amber listens to zeppelins song named : 'Thank You' ...people like it for a wedding song

[@wandawoman4847]

Amber I can see the sadness and tears in your eyes. I know it must be so difficult for you guys to put on a happy face for us. Our hearts are broken for the children/families of Uvalde Texas. Thank you for trying to give us a bright spot to a heart wrenching time. ❤

[@brucefollett8117]

My favorite changes with the seasons. This summer it's "The Rain Song", a beautiful ballad.

[@BARASOLEX]

How many more times has been my favorite ever since it came out. And now it is remastered ! Extraordinary !

[@mikemiller3069]

If you want some easy listening, beautiful Zeppelin, check out "Thank You" or "Rain Song"

[@krisdoggett483]

Led Zeppelin were very diverse, like the Beatles. It's what makes them such a great band. Blues rock, folk rock, hard rock and ballads. Y'all should check out their song "Thank You" a sweet love song that could be a wedding song. In fact, Plant wrote it for his wife, Maureen when they got married. If you do react to it, keep in mind the ending fades out and comes back in.

[@benmurphy7654]

Going to California is probably Zeppelins most mellow song. There are some others that are mellow too. When they get mellow it's downright beautiful.

[@TheRebuilt1]

never get tired of Zep and Johns percussion so incredible

[@charllesxavier2897]

First heavy metal song 🤟🤟

[@kimberlyjenkins725]

Favorite Led Zeppelin song is -Since I've Been Loving You. I believe Jay did it when the channel first started but Amber would love the blues in it and I don't believe she has heard it!

[@bradsullivan2495]

One great Zeppelin song that falls under the radar is "Wearing and Tearing"--since it was released on their final original album ("Coda") in 1982--after they'd broken up following John Bonham's death.

[@racetime1960]

Fool in The Rain, All of my Love, The Ocean, and so many more Zepplin songs you need to hear.

[@eddietorres1000]

This is the First Song on Led Zeppelin first Album so back in 68 when people bought this Album and put this song on they must have been blown away with this song

[@robroymenzies8641]

Zeppelin is all about the riff!! And this song has a KILLER guitar riff! Love watching your reactions :-)

[@41sledge]

I believe they had 73 songs on the original 8 albums and about 68 of them kick ass, so it's hard to go wrong. But here are 5 i highly recommend. Ten Years Gone - the beginning of the power ballad. 3 incredible guitar tones in one song. Since I've Been Loving You - their best blues song, just amazing. Achilles Last Stand - 11 minutes of the most beautifully brutal drumming you'll ever hear. Over The Hills And Far Away - one of their best and most groovy songs. In The Light - their most trippy song, a synthesizer epic. Love you guys. When you get the chance let's hear more Scorpions, Night Ranger, Pearl Jam and maybe some Cake and Tool.

[@davidboatright3009]

The Rain Song is my favorite Led Zep song , it's the softer side of Zep .

[@txrojas]

Whenever you listen to a Led Zeppelin song never expect what you think you’re going to expect.