LADIES AND GENTLEMEN MEET LED ZEPPELIN! LED ZEPPELIN Stairway to Heaven (Live) | REACTION

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This was a remarkable performance and for my first ever reaction to Led Zeppelin I have to say they absolutely destroyed. The dude with the double guitar meant business!
Original Video: • Stairway to Heaven Live
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[@JoeSmith-ey2xp]

This is why us old dudes watch reaction channels, after hearing these songs hundred of times we forget just how amazing these songs are and watching someone listen to them for the 1st time reminds us of how blown away we were when we 1st heard them. The magic and wonder of it all is returned to us.

[@26shedan]

wonderfully stated.

[@johnwdaley4727]

Well said Joe...saw them in '73, mind-blowing is an understatement...l never get tired of listening to them...regards..

[@jaumepiquebernaus1853]

Absolute agree, I'm 62

[@kevinsattler6603]

18 when 1 dropped mind blowing. Peace ✌️

[@user-ws6rt2vm2k]

Just saw Robert Plant this summer.❤

[@Umadeabadmistake]

This performance took place 50 years ago. One can't go wrong with Led Zeppelin, they are timeless.

[@billpaluk1203]

50 years ago and since then...music has shit the bed

[@joelmclean2898]

Led Zeppelin was one of the premiere groups of the late 60's - 70's. Jimmy Page is one of the top guitarists of all time. The musical ability of bands in this era was out of this world. No computer generated stuff, no auto tuners, nothing but pure talent. It was a great time to be alive and see it all unfold.

[@Gil334]

"One of the".".One of The"..Please!..THE!

[@juliemanarin4127]

@@Gil334 Absolutely!!

[@juliemanarin4127]

Greatest band to ever grace the planet!! They ALWAYS give a show...every live performance!! Do more...nobody has better chemistry!

[@juliemanarin4127]

DO MORE LIVE ZEPPELIN!!! YOU WILL LOVE EVERY SONG!! Blame me for ZEPPELIN...they are truly the greatest!!

[@johnwdaley4727]

Agreed Julie,they were one of a kind.

[@mikecalderon5251]

I'm 58 years old. I've been a Led Zeppelin fan since 6th grade. They're still my favorite band.

[@stevejankowitz1492]

Jimmy Page(the guitar player) does not need the double neck guitar to go off. Check out " Since I've Been Lovin' You" live, from the same concert, Madison Square Garden, 1973, what he does with his Gibson Les Paul is incredible.!

[@TammyM36]

That performance is INSANE!

[@sandyjackson4248]

One of the sexiest songs of rock. My other favorite sexy rock song is ZZ Top's "I Need You Tonight". There is nothing like them that I've ever heard.

[@IZZY_EDIBLE]

The best way to do Zeppelin for the first time is to begin at the start, and listen to every song on every studio album, one after another, track by track, from 1969 to 1982. You will thank me. They simply don't have a bad song, and experiencing their musical evolution is incredible. Led Zeppelin was the best of the best.

[@eatthisvr6]

they were simply untouchable live, best band EVER! the raw talent AND the chemistry they had together was unmatched

[@eatthisvr6]

jimmy improvised every solo he ever played! live AND in the studio!!! absolute genius

[@grimreaper-qh2zn]

Because he couldn't remember what he played (Joke)

[@eatthisvr6]

@@grimreaper-qh2zn lol

[@sandyjackson4248]

That's not really accurate. I saw a video that showed Jimmy Page wrote 3 different solos for Stairway and he had to decide which one he liked best. When they went on tour they would improvise a lot to change things up.

[@eatthisvr6]

yeh the 3 solos he recorded were improv too, he then picked the 1 he liked most@@sandyjackson4248

[@stanleymerritt4722]

70's rock. It does NOT get any better than 70's rock. From a 70 year old who grew up under it and still loves it.

[@jmar7631]

This is a great song, and an excellent example of progressive rock. Led Zeppelin was the most creative and versatile rock band in history. I recommend a deeper dive into their catalogue to understand and appreciate that. One suggestion, if I may. Listen to studio versions first, then live. The guys loved to improvise during live performances and the only way to appreciate how incredible that was, as well as Page's genius in the studio, is to hear songs as they were originally recorded. As for Page's double-neck guitar, when they recorded this song, he played both 6-string and 12-string acoustic guitars, as well as an electric guitar for the solo. Since he couldn’t switch between three guitars for one song during a live performance, he had a double-neck guitar made for him to "give it [Stairway to Heaven] any justice” during live performances. Edit: Page doesn't need a double-neck to "go off". He does an excellent job of consistently doing just that, most often with a single neck because he always "meant business". They all did because individually, they were the best of the best, and as a band, they were entirely on the same wave length.

[@sean_b_drummer]

Two great things about this song: it has no chorus and it steadily builds throughout. 🔥🔥🔥

[@williamcabell142]

Dude do Zep from the first song, on the first album, and work your way through them all. They will make you a fan for life! The Goats of Goats😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@johnlackey1244]

“Since I’ve Been Loving You” official video from MSG ‘73 is an absolute must. Also “Kashmir” live at Knebworth’79.

[@amygenevalee6393]

I second this!!! Please react to it.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Yes and yes!

[@lleew23]

I heard this song for the first time at 14 years old. I'm now in my 50s. I love seeing young people react to it. I must say, this is my favorite reaction so far. You get it kid. You felt it, as did I.

[@nanotis1624]

I'm 70 years old, what I want to know is how after listening to Stairway to Heaven, 100's of times, how in the world do I still get goosebumps. Love your reaction, thanks for giving LZ a try.

[@andrealovelace7251]

your facial expression during jimmys solo was priceless! i gave you a thumbs up because you resisted the urge to pause it during the solo!

[@Cashcrop54]

Saw them twice (1975 & 1977). Their presence was so powerful. You could hardly believe it was them up there but you knew because you heard magic going on. Never forget it. I've always considered Jimmy's solo's to be one long solo from the first song to the last. Everything he plays is a solo to me.

[@user-ws6rt2vm2k]

I saw them in 1970 and I don't remember anything. Sadly...😢

[@heliotropezzz333]

The most inconspicuous band member is John Paul Jones in the background playing the recorder sounds on the mellotron (which most people think is a flute) and the bass guitar at the same time with his feet.

[@IZZY_EDIBLE]

John Paul Jones played organ bass pedals with his feet while playing keyboards. He only played bass guitar with his hands.

[@elainegoliszeski276]

What did you expect.. Thats the Greatest Guitarist Ever graced the World Jimmy Page!

[@hugov1253]

Yes the planet

[@craigwhip]

If you think Jimmy Page gave a great performance with this song, he shines even brighter in "Dazed and Confused", from this very same concert, it's a 28 minute song that will leave you even more speechless than this song.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Led Zeppelin Robert Plant...vocals/harmonica Jimmy Page...guitar/Theramin John Bonham...drums John Paul Jones...bass/keyboards/mandolin/banjo/and anything else!! Truly the 4 most talented musicians to ever come together! Try The Song Remains The Same/The Rain Song together live at MSG in 1973 (this same concert)!!

[@kevinwilliams4899]

Love JPJ's Mandolin solo on Going To California. One of the less recognised members of Zep. It is rumoured that he was playing the bass with his foot during the keyboard(melotron intro) Don't know if this is true,but he could play anything.

[@juliemanarin4127]

@@kevinwilliams4899 me too! JPJ is a musical genius! As is Jimmy Page! And yes he played bass with his feet!

[@patriciaclements9457]

True Synergy.

[@megA_t.6532]

Stairway is just the tip of the Zeppelin iceberg, bro!

[@brendawoodson3230]

You will have never heard music like this was a very innovative band each a virtuoso in their craft just a herd of goats here you can't stop now or you will miss some of the greatest music you will ever hear

[@christophermorris7616]

There’s a life message in there for all of us. It’s never too late to change the path your on. “And if you listen very hard The tune will come to you at last When all are one, and one is all To be a Rock and not to roll” A true life message 🍃 if you feel and listen closely

[@susanpalmer8931]

Thanks for the reaction. . . more please ☺☮

[@bill3118]

Never mind Rush, you've found the gold. Keep exploring. You won't be disappointed. Be good.

[@mikeballentine1984]

Led Zeppelin has 74 “hits” plus the extras they released after Bonzo died.

[@user-mm9fo1pv6f]

Not just a really big song. #1 requested song in history

[@joniewulterin3722]

We had the greatest opportunity to hear magic! I'm 72 + never hear Led Zeppelin same way twice ❤ the best rock band of all time

[@williambond3881]

My man, you have just been introduced to and anointed by Led Zeppelin, the God's of Rock!!! I am 62 and this is my all time favorite band, nobody has ever nor ever will be close or possess the talent contained by these 4 men!!! ENJOY!!!

[@SkindrixX]

If only I could find me a woman that would look at me like he looks at his guitar , i would be a happy man

[@christopherone1]

BEST BAND EVER! ALL GOATS! Jimmy Page, founder...genius. They challenged the way musicians were paid, the industry. Amazing band and so beloved worldwide.

[@jonathansmith3742]

When I first saw this at a midnite movie in 1976-7 I was stunned and amazed. You're right, it's not fair.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Me too!!! I was a teen in the 70s...best time of my life!

[@cindiherriott3259]

Your reaction is priceless! Lolol!! Good, aren’t they. 😁. Yep, back then, there were so many dudes practicing guitars and drums and pianos…. They all wanted to be stars. But Zeppelin, they’re superstars.

[@georgeseif102]

Because Led Zeppelin refused to release any songs as singles from any of their albums they lost out on any chance of billboard love. Having written that, they had complete creative control. From the albums to the concerts Zeppelin were the band that took the biggest $$$ not playing by the mainstream rules. That was Jimmy Page the guitarist, Peter Grant their manager and Peter Cole their tour manager. No opening acts and 3 and a half almost 4 hour shows from the mighty Zeppelin. I love your channel and your reactions.

[@PatrickDiLello-fc7kr]

Play led zeppelin dazed and confused and you shook me

[@TwoPair72]

He's already hyped up. I'm waiting on him to fall out of his chair when the riff kicks in..😅

[@MConchis]

Listen to their live Madison Square Garden performance of Since I've Been Loving You

[@CliffinAZ]

Okay, so here’s the deal with the double-neck guitar and why Jimmy Page used it. It was not about ‘being able to wail during a guitar solo,’ which he could have done (and often did) just as easily with a standard electric guitar. The studio version of Stairway used several different layers of guitar. During the middle of it, Page switches to an acoustic 12-string guitar, which changes the sound/texture of the guitar part (from what the 6-string acoustic sounds like earlier). It gives this nice, full sound to that middle section. Then he switches to a 6-string electric for the solo/end of the song. Page wanted to be able to carry over those changes in sound and dynamics-a key part of the magic of this song-to live performances, but obviously didn’t have the luxury of switching back and forth between guitars a couple of times mid-song. The double-neck guitar allowed him to reasonably accomplish the same thing. He simply switched back and forth between the 6-string vs. 12 neck as he needed to. It’s not about needing a double-neck guitar to ‘wail,’ but about using it to quickly change the tone of the guitar mid-song without disrupting the flow of the performance. In the studio, LZ tended to layer sound and play with dynamics a lot in the studio (where Jimmy Page was a master), so the double-neck guitar was very useful live.

[@yozaseig3870]

The Gods, just on another level

[@n12gaming]

Welcome to the World :) Good luck on your channel. You should do "Led Zeppelin - Since I've Been Loving You (Live at Madison Square Garden 1973) [Official Video]" next. A good one to do if your just starting... promise :)

[@jimmycranier3668]

Do "Dazed and Confused " live , Jimmy Page uses a violin bow on his Les Paul guitar.

[@juliemanarin4127]

In this concert 1973!!

[@jimmycranier3668]

@@juliemanarin4127 live at the royal albert hall 1970. You'll love it I see you have a massive collection , but I didn't see 1970 royal albert hall stuff. Maybe I'm wrong.

[@elainegoliszeski276]

They are the Rock Gods!!

[@dadmateryn8092]

You just witnessed rock royalty therefore you are never aloud to call any of them dude again. Robert Plant vocals, Jimmy Page guitar, John Bonham drums, and John Paul Jones bass and keyboards

[@Neillybob63]

That there young fella, is one of the greatest - if not the greatest- live guitar solo's in the history of Rock and Roll! I loved watching your reaction to it because it took me back to when I was a young lad in the early 70's and how I was utterly blown away by it just as you are a half a century on. Keep up the good work, young sir!

[@joancarlson8704]

I'm a die hard Led Hed. FYI never pause during Mr. Page's guitar solo. Love your reaction!!

[@geoffsullivan7902]

Geniuses….nuff said. Welcome to the party..rock n roll never stops,we just keep rolling.😎❤️🎶🎥❤️

[@williamcabell142]

Simply the GOATS...😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ronaldsanders9464]

The passion on his face says it all!!!

[@luvbasses5487]

What you’re hearing here is Rock’s greatest ever guitarist and band - at the apex of its career.

[@jonasfavela6909]

How can you not of heard this???

[@SnoBear626]

I suppose you should understand... Led Zeppelin released almost no singles. They rarely if ever appeared on television. If you wanted to hear them you had to buy the albums. If you wanted to see them you had to buy a show ticket. They toured relentlessly for a decade, ending with the untimely death of the drummer John Bonham.

[@sicotshit7068]

I wish we were seeing it on your TV screen, instead of barely seeing it. The TV screen being on is a big distraction, even though it’s a pic of Led Zeppelin. Every song these guys did is absolutely amazing, you can’t go wrong with any of them.

[@rogercaruso9337]

Take the Zeppelin journey my friend. Well worth it. Start with the first album and take it from there. Saw them in 1970.

[@rugby342]

Led Zeppelin -- Lemon Song.................you need to get to this one.

[@maddieme69]

All Led Zeppelin’s songs are amazing! Ck out since I’ve been loving you, the immigrant song, whole lotta love, misty mountain way etc.

[@user-xk7ol2zj5d]

I love the fact that you're actually listening to the lyrics, so many just gather an impression, but you're evaluating the words, thank you! :)

[@vixybanker]

The “double guitar” has 12 strings on top and the traditional six strings on the bottom. I saw Led Zeppelin twice in one week in NYC in 1977. I was 16 and both shows were different. Each musician in Led Zeppelin is considered by many the GOAT. They are, to this day, my everything when it comes to music. You may want to check out their Blues side. You will not be disappointed. Rock on!

[@eddiewages7486]

If you don't get the chills from this song you're dead

[@danevans5823]

Your fortunate there is a recording industry so you and all of us can enjoy these unbelievable songs.That guitar solo might be the finest ever.They were so creative and unique in everything they did.Keep exploring

[@elishuk9942]

Immigrant Song, Whole Lotta Love, Since Ive been loving you, just to start. Soo many more. Extreme talent! Singer- Robert plant, great guitarist-Jimmy Page, Bass-Keyboards-John Paul Jones, Drums- John Bonham (RIP). Enjoy !

[@carolyncoultermaxwell7406]

Your reaction made me cry. It took me back to the first time I saw this performance. It blew me away. So beautiful. That guitar is killer. Thanks for the memory. You looked like you were totally blown away, too.

[@dpaulsen1958]

I grew up with this music 🎶 absolutely the best band of all time !!! Loved your reaction ❤

[@44JMK]

GREAT reaction to an all-time classic performance! Robert Plant's haunting vocals mesh incredibly well with Jimmy Page's guitar virtuoso and John Bonham's drums. A power performance by a group that had so many.

[@baggerjeff3131]

When the levee breaks man, it's a killer

[@user-xk7ol2zj5d]

This is one of the main 'entry' songs into enjoying Zep. They have so many songs that are just monumental, if you enjoyed this one, they have literally dozens of others that you'd also enjoy.

[@monicabolognini7962]

Absolutly masters , the Best of the Best , in the future their music Will be as Classic as Mozart.

[@dbn52]

Saw them 9 or 10 times. They are by far the best live. Since I've been loving you is stunning blues/rock. Whole lotta love is heavy.

[@hugov1253]

This is what happens to someone who has never seen this iconic Jimmy page riff and when he sees it he gets static and in a quick way he already starts to like the Led Zeppelin monsters. Since you're only seeing a small part of what Jimmy page does with the guitar

[@scotttrainer9704]

Far from their craziest song. They were Blues greats, but touched on a bunch of genre. If you listen to Hip Hop then you should listen to When The Levee Breaks and you pay attention to the drums you'll hear what is probably the most used drum track in Hip Hop. Oh, lead guitarist Jimmy Page plays guitar on a P Diddy track.

[@hugov1253]

For me, this was one of the best reactions to seeing Jimmy Page's solo.

[@donnaabbato508]

I’m a very lucky lady!! I was at this concert…👍💕. Phenomenal concert!

[@Miracx3]

WOOOOOW!! 😭

[@mikeballentine1984]

Tool is heavily influenced by Zeppelin. Almost every band is in a way.

[@Tsureiki]

Yeah, love their cover of No Quarter. would love to see him react to that after listening to the original version or vice versa.

[@danrieke9988]

The absolute most epic shred ever, this performance.

[@barbarasunstrum190]

Mind blowing and soul stirring to the extreme

[@andrewmason7207]

do the whole gig man . song renains the same , its true. enjoy the trip

[@johnhollingsworth45]

Dude, this may be my favorite reaction to this song! Love it!!!

[@daviddhulst1513]

The best session guitar player known to man. Jimmy Page. Bonzo on drums, John Paul Jones on bass and, Robert Plant lead singer. If you want to listen to more Robert Plant, he has been playing with Allison Krause for over a decade.

[@mikehodges1253]

Try "Since I've been loving you" from this concert...MSG 1973....it's amazing!

[@elainegoliszeski276]

No Only Led Zeppelin. I Only watch you when you put Led Zeppelin

[@LiLiJo]

This is when we had ‘bands’ and the people playing the instruments were just as important as the lead singer. They had a feel to their music that cannot be replicated. Now we have good vocalist but the sound can easily be replicated. Back in the day a different drummer or guitarist changed the music.

[@ricoalvarado54]

They are Goats 🎸🎵🎸🎵🎸🎵🎸

[@codyhenrichs9699]

I saw Led Zeppelin at an Oakland Day on the Green in July of 1977.

[@michaelasay8587]

Never heard this version...wowsa!!

[@hugov1253]

Seeing your reactions that are totally true, now you felt in all the pores of your body what to hear and see the biggest rock band in the universe and with these rock legends. And I always get emotional every time I listen to them

[@ungenerationed9022]

Very few could own a stage the way Plant and Page did. Before or since.

[@baskervillebee6097]

Now that you have heard the real deal, you need to watch when they got a life time achievement at the Kennedy Awards sung by decades old friends Heart. It is stunning. Robert Plant got teary it was so outstanding. Please don't miss it.

[@MoreMushroomThanMan]

One of my top 3! Tool, Pink Floyd, & Led Zeppelin. Greatest bands ever.

[@ratcastle8718]

tool, pink floyd and rush for me

[@chrisholland6052]

This song is a perfect example of the 'slow build'. Slow and peaceful to start, then building to some frantic guitar/drum riffs. Oh and, Dude, I can't wait till you do some Stones, or Who. The ride has just begun.

[@user-hw3gi7pm3e]

GREAT Reaction. I Love Your Soul Brother. Thank You!!

[@knight2night826]

History was about to happen with that guitar,but don’t forget about the drums

[@judydavies8169]

Heart singing Stairway to heaven at the Kennedy center honors (for led zepplin) is aq MUST SEE

[@Doggeslife]

I saw them live in 1977 at Oakland Coleseum. They were the sh...

[@Prone2Thrill]

The Beastie Boys sampled more Led Zeppelin and John Bonham (drummer) beats than anyone. History is crazy amazing as you learn things. Jimmy the guitarist already knew the bass / keyboard player from before and was looking for a certain singer who turned them down but suggested they check out Robert Plant, who in turn knew John Bonham (that nobody wanted because he played to LOUD) - and was friends with Bill Ward the drummer from Black Sabbath who knew Toni the guitarist. They were looking for a singer...Ozzy wanted to try out but since he was in the same school as Toni and Toni never knew of Ozzy to be a singer they blew it off....then Ozzy showed up with Geezer lookin for a drummer and they all decided to give it a go finally. Five min into the first song they knew they had a band! Crazy fate

[@peoplesmedicinedrum9916]

If you haven't already, same concert, check out the Song Remains the Same/Rain Song. It will further blow your mind. Zeppelin is the best. These 4 together are unmatched. Jimmy Page on the guitar, John Paul Jones on bass, keys, whatever they need, you have John Bonham on the drums, then Robert Plant on vocals. They always called Elvis the King of Rock N Roll, but these guys are the Gods of Rock N Roll.

[@billbusby3180]

My first date with my first wife was a Led Zepplin Stairway to Heaven concert. 15 years later I found out that my second wife was at the same concert with her first husband.

[@stevesharpe361]

Unbeleivably that performance is over 50 years ago.

[@michelleferranti9468]

Great reaction! One thing… turn the tv off in the background