This is why we love reactions. On a similar subject (movie reactions) it's when WE know what is going to happen and the reactor doesn't, so it's cool to see that 'brand-new, first time experience' which reminds us of how we felt, way back when.

@nancysmith1371

Жыл бұрын

ABSOLUTELY 💯 EXACTLY HOW I FEEL

@sooth6059

Жыл бұрын

this song is what peak my Led addiction when I was 16 fucken loved it

This is the definition of rock n roll. It doesn’t get much better.

@kathyrams

Жыл бұрын

I think of it as Rock without the Roll. But it doesn’t get better!

@royc4904

Жыл бұрын

Unless of course you listen to the song "rock and roll" by Led Zeppelin

@stevedahlberg8680

10 ай бұрын

Lol lol, true!

@bmer42

4 ай бұрын

But don't you think Robert is spitting rhymes like the best of hip hop?

It’s a shame there will never be music like this again.

@jamesaron1967

Жыл бұрын

Truer words have never been spoken, or in this case, written..

Got news for you...50 years later and the goose bumps never go away!

This is as Led Zepellin as Led Zepellin gets. Craziest riff ever, with the weirdest time signature ever.

The greatest band of all time PERIOD! I wore out 3 of their albums back in the day because I played them so much. Epic reaction!♥

This was written largely by John Paul Jones, because, as he said, 'he wanted to write a long rambling blues riff' having heard some previously. This just turns corner after corner. While recording it at Headley Grange for LZ IV [ or four symbols, or whatever you like], when it came to the extended sections, Bonzo apparently threw his sticks across the room. Jones & Page apparently reassured him that if he just kept it 4/4, they would meet him at the other side .......

@juliemanarin4127

Жыл бұрын

Wow first time I've heard that!

Watched this and immediately went from 61 to 16🤣🤣🤣 Thanks dude just put a huge smile on my face!

When you said, “it doesn’t fit, but it does”…you were right on the mark. Bonham the drummer, and JPJ the bassist, are laying down a very strong rhythm in a particular meter (which I cannot recall)…. Whereas Jimmy is playing over it in a Completely different meter. The two rhythms join up every twelve bars or so. JPJ thought of this. It sounds like they’re losing it and it’s chaos, but it’s exactly what they want. And yeah….genius…and not easy to do.

@ThatGuy-cb3yv

Жыл бұрын

Yup, the time signature was 4/4 (sometimes 2/4) but they couldn't figure out a turnaround. Bonham figured out if he played 4/4 while the bass/lead played 5/4 they would sync up in 20 beats and they didn't need a turnaround. It's called 5 over 4. It's very difficult to play even for advanced musicians.

@helenespaulding7562

Жыл бұрын

@@ThatGuy-cb3yv thank you!

@juliemanarin4127

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely right!

@jamesaron1967

Жыл бұрын

@@ThatGuy-cb3yv Yes, there's a video on the timing aspects of some of their songs. Quite the innovators, even in an era of great innovation they stood out.

1976…This is the First Zepplin song I ever heard swimming at Lake Elenor at age 13 I asked my friend who put it on, “ Who IS this!??” My life was never the same since ❤❤❤❤❤❤

🙌🙌🙌🙌 Let's get the Led out!!!!!!!!! Gooooooooo!

Absolutely brilliant reaction yet again. Maybe this is why my parents didn't want me listing to "this kind of music" back in the day. But it tasted so much sweeter because of the ban. Keep going, you still have a lot of great sounds to come👍👍👍

Thanks for the shout out mate. Glad you dug it, it's a dirty little belter this one eh! Rock and blues wrapped into a taco made of black leather, sweat and LSD.

The stop-start pattern of this song was inspired by, believe it or not, Fleetwood Mac! Before they were masters of pop and soft rock, they were blues legends under the helm of Peter Green. Their single Oh Well was an inspiration behind Black Dog. Black Dog's title was inspired by a, well, black dog that hung around the band during their time at Headley Grange

@AKICITA

Жыл бұрын

Peter Greene = LEGEND!!!

@steveharding5807

Жыл бұрын

Didn't realise the inspiration for Black Dog was Oh well, but now I know, I realise that it's a very similar format 👍

@djdoss2775

Жыл бұрын

I love Oh Well. Tried to learn it on the guitar. Also the song Hypnotized. Good story. I hadn’t ever heard that.

@jeffkocik8345

Жыл бұрын

Oh Well is one hell of a track. In my opinion it’s way underrated.

They are still my favorite band of all time!!!!!!!!!! Page, Plant, Jones, and Bonham together equal geniuses.

@juliemanarin4127

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely...I couldn't love them more!!

WATCHING THEM LIVE IS SO AWESOME !

@MrTexxan8

8 ай бұрын

I saw em in 73

I said before - God was in a good mood the day he put these four people together

Loving the Led Zeppy Mondays, always a great start to the week. As soon as I saw that you were reacting to Black Dog, I knew you were going to be crazy for it. Thankfully there are so many fantastic tracks from Zeppelin, so we've got a lot of Mondays still to look forward to. Great job Mark, best reaction channel on KZread ✌️

Zeppelin has always been my favorite band to the extent that my username on some sites is Zeppgirl. And this is my favorite Zeppelin song. I found your channel weeks ago through your Tom Macdonald reactions. Led Zeppelin is also his favorite band. That's why he has "No Quarter" tattooed under his eye. Thanks for your reaction and for going the extra mile to make sure you had vids to post while on vacation. I hope you're having fun!

The greatest rock group to ever do it..period

Missed your witty humor 😁🤗 U make me smile and laugh everyday. Thank you!

FOCUS : HOCUSPOCUS (Live, Midnight Special 1973) 👍🙃🖖

This song is my introduction to Led Zeppelin. I was in the bedroom holding my doll with my older hippie sisters and this came on the radio.

The band said this was their most difficult song to record.

There’s no way this is your 1st time hearing Black Dog… right?!?! I’m born & raised in Louisiana and my dad brought my brother and I up on this stuff! Zeppelin, The Beatles, the doors, iron butterfly etc.. I’ve always loved the opening line of this song so much! Saw you do 1 reaction on youtube shorts and idk how you even ended up in my feed but I immediately subscribed and went straight to your page! Your excitement rubbed off on me! 🤘🏻

the reason it sounds confusing is thedrums are playing a different time signature to the rest of the band, INCREDIBLE musicians

I can't wait for you to hear Kashmir.

Pete Christiansen played the LZIV cassette on his boombox on the basketball bus to an away game. I never turned back!

I was 14 in a friends basement with a few girls and were were smoking a joint and listening to this album...….F**kin' life changing!

@juliemanarin4127

Жыл бұрын

I was 14 years old too! 70s were the best time of my life...and Zeppelin were the greatest!

Hector...you never let us Led Heads down!! 👍❤🤙

Oh this song… ahhh ahhh ! The drums, the vibe.. I love this…one of my favorite Led Zeppelin tunes. I have this on vinyl and it rocks!!!!

Growing up,,,Zeppelin was God,,,💥💥💥👍😎

Dude, i can have a bad day at work, get home and watch any of your reactions and im instantly better. Thanks

Enjoyed your totally entertaining reaction as much as I enjoyed the song!!! You just sold me. Going to subscribe. Keep making me smile 😊

Omg soooo many wild/high/ dancing in the headlights of some boys car I had no business with, nights! And that was late 80s and early 90s..it is a forever song!

It doesn’t go. But it goes! Perfectly stated. Dazed and confused solo is like that. Just when you think he’s gone off the rails, he brings it all back and ties it up with a pretty bow. Amazing. Great reaction.

Brain Squeeze and Led Zep, Not for the faint of heart but appointment viewing.

I don't think I have seen any reactor enjoy the music the way you do...I love it!!! Keeps me smiling!!! Think you would like "Houses of the Holy"....& "Trampled Under Foot"...seriously though, you really can't go wrong with any of their songs....but these just popped in my head.

Best reactor I've ever subbed to. Other great Zep songs Kashmir, Misty Mountain Hop, and Trampled Underfoot among many others. Also, it occurred to me... I don't think you've reacted to Eric Clapton yet. He replaced this guitarist on his original band The Yardbirds and became a top 10 best guitarist ever himself. I suggest the original 1970 song Layla by Derek and the Domino's. His guitar solos will blow your mind out of your skull.

I'm flashing back........16 year old hippy chick, bell bottom jeans, crop top, long hair with a rawhide headband...sitting in the park listening to this Zep tune tokin' on a joint. I am 69 years old and still love their music. Have 3 of their CDs in my car stereo.

That song was my first introduction to Zeppelin, I was 13 when this came out and then I discovered the rest, you already know this entire album is a rare perfect album.

You Gawd……watch this LIVE from MSG ‘73…even if you don’t react. Just for yourself.

Hahahahahah 😂 I love it! You're like me when I first heard this song years ago. I didn't know what was going on, my mind was blown and I couldn't get enough of it. It's always a good time watching your reactions.

"It doesn't go but it goes" try Poor Tom from the Coda album.

Let’s do this brother!! Feel this shit

One of my favorites, great reaction.

What is that? That is Jimmy Page on the guitar!! John Bohnam on the drums!! Robert Plant singing his heart out!! John Paul Jones slaying the bass!! I miss this kind of music!

Maybe sometime during your reaction, you could exhibit some emotion. 🤣

I learned this on drums with sheet music and the drums are insane. You have to play with intensity to get it to sound right. Loud and proud. Believe it or not, with the right counting you can just count right through the measures with all the stuff flying all around and you come in right on time. He’s rock steady so the guitar can lay all the syncopated riffs on top.

Ever since you did "Stairway", I knew you'd eventually get here...and I couldn't wait 😉

Matk never regret being an adult when you're discovering this great music, I think it means you can appreciate it on a level, I could not as a young lad of around 4 or 5 years old when my older sister listened to this great music with me, as grateful as I am to her and my elder brother listening to Bowie when I was a toddler too I wish I'd first heard them at an age I could appreciate them fully.

Reminds me of my younger years!! You know this is Tom Macky Dee's favorite band!

True rock n roll. You can rely on Zeppy that EVERY SINGLE LITTLE TUNE YOU HEAR WILL SATISFY ONES GOOSEY BUMPS💃💃🤷‍♀️

This is excellence personified one of my fav;s from Zeppelin ...great time as always

Love hearing Bonzo click his sticks together when they're supposed to come in every time.

Yes we are jumping around like a sitcom lol you should see my reaction to your reactions lol

Epic reaction for an epic song! Well done, Mark.

So cool seeing you listen to this stuff from my youth, mate. That was so fun reliving my reaction to this when I wad... idk 13 or something.

F#@% yeah Mark I always love your Zeppelin reactions

Talent to the infinite.

Now this is the Good stuff 🥰🥰🥰

Yet again Mark,ur reaction is fantastic. Keep rocking bud.xx

Time for some Led Zeppy!!! 💜💜💜 Another great one! 🔥🔥🔥 Had my first kiss with this song on....😉

I wish you would do some led zeppy live,I know you would love watching them, fantastic performers

Love this song. Really love this band. Your reaction is everything! 😁

keep going with Zeppelin Black Sabbath and Jimi Hendrix they're all nuts

Oh god you make my day, love you to bits❤👏👏👏😂😂😂

I think you would love to react to LZ live at Madison Square Garden in 1973. They were A…mazing!

I love your reactions, and I think you're ready for Meatloaf, Paradiso by the dashboard light. It's a little tune sung by an older couple remembering when they got engaged

Hopefully he will come out of his shell and get over his shyness

@brainsqueezereactions

8 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

You crack me up when you cuss at the music, dude! That's what I call getting into it!

Hello my friend. Eamonn here from Ireland. Would you like to jump around for fun. I have a rap song for you. It’s called jump around by a rap band called house of pain. It came out in around 1993 or 1994. . You may already know the rap song. But if I go to a bar or disco bar this song would come up. It’s LEGEND. It never gets old. In ten years from now I know for sure this rap song with still be playing in bars. Maybe you could look it up. House of pain and it’s called jump around. It’s a fucking amazing song. Enjoy your week my friend and I’m always keeping an eye on your channel to see what you have next for us. Cheers man. 🇮🇪☘️☘️☘️✌️✌️✌️

Great reaction !! Please do OVER THE HILLS FAR AWAY by Led Zepplin next !!

Awesome reaction!, 😄 I Knew you would f^&*"%ng love it!, many tunes of the 70's are like this, ups and downs 😵‍💫 I highly recommend a reaction to very underrated guitarist 🎸Robin Trower "Too Rolling Stoned" or "Day of the eagle" 🦅 Thank you! Peace! ☮

@AKICITA

Жыл бұрын

OHHHHHU HELL YEAH for some TROWER!!! Also, some RORY GALLAGHER and definitely TOMMY BOLIN, POST TOASTEE!!!

@djdoss2775

Жыл бұрын

YES!! I’ve recommended Too Rolling Stoned on here too! Love Robin Trower!

LOVED THE " HECTOR PLAYLIST " , I WOULD BYE A PHYSICAL COPY , CAN YOU HAVE SOME MADE THIS SIDE OF THE POND , SERIOUSLY ?

Great reaction. Listen to the 1973 live version from Madison Square Garden.... sweet as f

Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart did a cover of this song and it's really good.

Mark love your reactions mate, amongst the v best especially the mighty zeppelin 👍👍

@brainsqueezereactions

8 ай бұрын

Thank you Gunner!!!!

Your next stop should be the Rain Song, which has to be preceded by The Song Remains The Same. Plant said that this was his best ever live performance. Heartbreaker is also epic in terms of guitar and vocals and the first time a solo was played without any other instruments backing it.

@juliemanarin4127

Жыл бұрын

God yes live...1973 The Song Remains The Same/The Rain Song!!

Rock n Roll at its finest 😎

Our Australian legend John Farnham has done the cover of this Led Zeppelin album Black Dog and to me and everyone that has listened to it says it is just as good or better. I’m leaning on the side of John smashed it. Recommend highly you check it out.❤

💥❤Lovin it

Really digging your reactions! It's probably time you went down the Yes rabbit hole! Try their song Roundabout first. It might be too much for you but you seem to enjoy that hahaha. Keep up the great work Cheers Harro 😁🤘

Just another Led Zeppy fan with a swirly brain but his is swirling faster than most . There's so many diamonds left to mine.

3:41- THE HONEY DRIPPERS

Hey hey Hector said the way you move Gonna make you sweat, gonna make you groove

Love your reactions

God you put a big smile on my face !

Next up: Heartbreaker Over the hills and far away And for more "whats he doing on the guitar" - Ozzy Osborne - Bark at the moon

You say on one hand it doesn't match and yet the guitar solor does...That's why they are Led Zeppelin and no one else is. It's why so many have tried to copy them and always come up short. This is why 50 years on Led Zeppelin is still a monster.

Another song that will give you a similar feeling, but in a completely different musical style is Roundabout, by Yes.

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Awesome classic song 🎶 from Led Zeppelin! It’s a very cool song to listen to. Thank so much for sharing your reaction and it’s a like and thumbs up.😄👍#ledzeppelin

You're a legend mate! I hope your time off is enjoyable, be well, get some mental down time ❤❤💯💯🔥🔥👏👏👏👏👊👊

"Please be good" . my friend they didn't make a song that wasn't good . there may be ones we don't like as much as others but they're still good .

One of the greatest rock riffs, thank you john Paul jones.

Zeppy forever 🤘

Love ya Brain 😅!! Okay then, have a gander at In My Time of Dying off the album Physical Graffiti. I PROMISE you won’t be the same again!

Love it, love it, love it, love it!

It makes sense, but it doesn't. That's exactly how the song was written and played. During the verses and between Plant's vocals Bonham is playing in straight 4/4 time while Jimmy is playing in 12/8 time. They line up every 12th bar, then repeat. Apparently this song was so hard to keep time to that if you listen closely you can hear Bonham clicking his sticks together to keep time during their breaks and while Plant is singing. Jimmy wanted to write a song the folded back on itself, which this does perfectly.