*Thank You Guys!!! I’m going to do a Poll inside Patreon for our next few songs to rock out LED ZEP WEEK! Don’t MEET me there! BEAT ME THERE!! 🖤*

@neillenet291

3 жыл бұрын

Love the joy on your faces in this reaction.

@cheripetty1805

3 жыл бұрын

I really enjoy your reactions, you 2 make a great tandem talkin' team, the duo of dialogue. Authentic and entertaining. Great to see so many younger people excited to be discovering for the 1st time the music that's been a big part of my world for over 50 years.Cheers & Carry On! 🇨🇦🍁🇨🇦

@jasonfirewalker3595

3 жыл бұрын

Dude ridin shotty looks blazed hahaa

@AmjadAliSyd

3 жыл бұрын

Please React to Led Zeppelin-The Song Remains the same/The Rain Song (live 1973 MSG) Link kzread.info/dash/bejne/nq6assqKYKa7aNI.html

@jfo1534

3 жыл бұрын

Trapeze- Black Cloud (seriously LFR FAMILY) React To! 🤘

Only problem with driving to this song is you can start speeding pretty easily without realizing it 😂

@MrBananaCheeks

3 жыл бұрын

Same as Immigrant Song from How The West Was Won with that guitar solo lol

@lukas6610

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah when that one part comes where it speeds up i feel like i want to overtake someone

@pogosmama1

8 ай бұрын

So true with all of Zeppelin. I have to set the cruise.

I don't know what anybody likes in music but I know what the soul likes and the soul likes Led Zep

Goddammit I'm 54 years old. I can't even tell you how great it is to see other humans get their faces broken by this music, like mine has been for all of my life. My fave Zep song, followed by every Zep song.

@publicssoss

Ай бұрын

Roley-poley... Agreed.

Zeppelin whole lot of love

My babies were conceived to Zeppelin!!!

They're having fun with their genius. No auto tune. Just 4 masters great at what they do. Thank God they all found each other!

Led zeppelin- how many more times

Led Zep drinking game: take a shot every time Robert Plant wails "baby baby!" :D

Man as a hip-hop fan you gotta hear WHEN THE LEVEE BREAKS

The best blues song ever is Led Zeppelin Tea for one ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@blitzkrieg6872

3 ай бұрын

"One minute seems like a lifetime, baby, when I feel this way"

That Bass

If people cannot hear the Chicago and Mississippi Delta blues influence on these guys then they are music deaf.

@mr.knowitall6440

3 жыл бұрын

This song was more than "influence", it's the song "Killin' Floor", which has also been covered by Jimi Hendrix. Of course they Zeppelinized it, but can still be considered a "ripoff" by some...

@johnleonard3806

3 жыл бұрын

Howling Wolf's Killing Floor. Zep eventually was sued to give him credits. Same with Willie Dixon for Whole Lotta Love and Memphis Minnie for When The Levy Breaks. English Rockers loved Delta Blues.

@Mikeluvdrums

3 жыл бұрын

@@johnleonard3806 Don't forget that New Orleans funk they got deep into ..

@RichieRich64

Жыл бұрын

@@mr.knowitall6440 NO RIPOFF!! Man even B.B. The King said once the music is out there it's anyone's game. Many were covered in 30s 40s and 50s. The Arts is about pushing it forward injecting your own style and so on!

It looks like a double of the same exact person in a video listening to a song in the car with himself. I was mind tripped by that because they look so much alike.

@LFRFAMILY

3 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@robertreichle1

3 жыл бұрын

I was looking for evidence of how it was photoshopped in

@fkw0k3t4rd5

3 жыл бұрын

DUDE SAME lmfao. I was like nahhhh this isnt right

@vineflower

3 жыл бұрын

One of you has to shave the beard man! :) :) :)

@maxpeck7382

3 жыл бұрын

@@vineflower LOL Maybe one could wear a different hat other than even matching up wearing beanies, like a big cowboy hat or something else that lets you know 'I am the other brother' right away.

Robert Johnson says mentions “Squeeze my lemon ‘til the juice runs down my leg”originally recorded in 1937. Original Blues at it’s best!

Haha you are becoming a Led Head. You are spot on and I appreciate that younger new fans are just as blown away as I was I the 70’s. Timeless music. The greatest band to ever grace this earth

dude u just changed the reaction game with lil'van beside you....this is very entertaining.

@LFRFAMILY

3 жыл бұрын

*Patrick that means a lot Playa!! Thank you! I’m just trying to give my supporters something ELSE.*

@sm-tw2dn

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂🔥✌

@StaciaAmnaber

3 жыл бұрын

Truth!!

@realPenrodPooch

3 жыл бұрын

I second this. Big time. Awesome of him.

@kerryknight228

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, we want more of this!😎

I grew up in the 70's listening to these artists and it's great to see you guys are starting to appreciate this incredible music. Keep it up my friends!

The bass ,drums and vocals were all recorded in one take

HANDS DOWN BEST REACTION VIDEO EVER!!!!

@LFRFAMILY

3 жыл бұрын

*HANDS DOWN BEST COMMENT EVER!!! Thanks Tim*

A Jonh Paul Jones song is "Trampled Underfoot"" (on keys)

The most fantastic tribute to 'black Americans' ever ... EVER!!! Complimets to4 random Brit guys, giving respect where it's due. Also featured in songs by the Beatles, Rolling Stones & every other British band of the era ... respect to their inspiration: BLACK AMERICANS!

He should have listened to his second mind. He was thinking with the wrong head, now he in a trap!!

There's a lot of great groups out there but there's only one Led Zeppelin.

Do their song, "No Quarter" live in Madison square garden 1973.

@juliemanarin4127

3 жыл бұрын

Yes!!

Led Zeppelin was so legendary, best bass in the business

Two dudes rocking out to Led Zeppelin that is classic!

I had the opportunity to see them in the early 70's and all these years later I haven't seen a better show (including Pink Floyd)!

@mavjimbo

29 күн бұрын

Likewise 1972, awesome

Best bass line EVER recorded in rock and roll.

That's why it was called The Lemon Song

Please add Stairway To Heaven, Heart’s tribute to Led Zeppelin done in 2012 at the Kennedy Center Honors. It’s amazing and they are there watching. Robert Plant has tears in his eyes from being so overwhelmed at its greatness!

@Happyheretic2308

3 жыл бұрын

From remembering John, and watching Jason ...

Listing to led zeppelin makes you feel this high seeing 2 of yourself 😂

All these rock bands from the 60's LOVED the blues, and did the best they could to pay homage to the music that inspired them.

Good Lord Zeppelin can't go wrong with any song !!!!! Love them 💞😘 they were the thing in my teen yeasxim 64* yr old woman now but I can still rocknout lol lol 😆

Led Zepplin.... Over the hills and far away This is smoother that D'yer maker

The last line of this song always makes me snicker. "I'm gonna leave my children down on this killing floor"

Led Zep song suggestions: Ramble On, What Is and What Should Never Be, Across the Hills and Far Away

Mini Van learnt the intro quickly bruh!! Nice interactions between you two.

You are simply the best reactor. I appreciate your thoughtful comments about the songs. You actually hear the music. Great stuff.

@mavjimbo

29 күн бұрын

They understand and appreciate what they are listening to

The song was inspired by Howling Wolf`s "Killing Floor"

Both Jimmy Page and JPJs worked as studio session musicians in London before Zeppelin and played on a lot famous recordings from the 60s. JPJ did a lot of their arrangements with Jimmy Page once saying that he was the most musically gifted member of the group. Nice reaction with you and little you.

@LFRFAMILY

3 жыл бұрын

*You are what my Patreons would call Smart Asphuck! They even designed my Merch saying it! Thank you for being Dope!*

If you haven’t watched an interview with them you should. You see their personality in the music.

The Bass is the foundation of groove, and the keeper of time and tempo. People think it's the drums. Drums are dynamic contrast. A Bass player (or tuba in a wind ensemble) can drive the tempo any way they want.

@bassguitarfan2010

3 жыл бұрын

The bass puts the glide in your stride and the dip in your hip

I heard this as a teenager 40 years ago so its an old well loved classic to me..part of my music library for decades....to see the reaction of you two made me feel like a teenager again and the appreciation and insight-fullness of your reaction made my day. Keep 'em coming...VERY refreshing.

Love this song, so funky, so dope, and that base line knocks me out every time I hear it. Thanks Bros playing and reacting to this. It was really fun watching your reactions.

I'm a new subscriber, anybody that's into Led Zeppelin is a friend of mine!

John Paul Jones Idolized James Jamerson, Motown's finest...

@joeblackburn1484

3 жыл бұрын

James jamerson was awesome!!

@jamesrichardson3322

3 ай бұрын

James Jamerson influenced a lot of bassists , including John Paul Jones and myself. James Jamerson and John Paul Jones, Donald 🦆 Duck Dunn, Tommy Cogbil and Bob Babbit influenced me.

Thank you I love it

The AMAZING ZEPPELIN!! Yes do No Quarter live from MSG!! Really different!!

0:42 KILLED IT 🤣🤣

First 2 albums were mostly blues rock tracks. Definitely check out “How Many More times” off their first album. Great journey!!

LMAO!!! your side by side reactions Frk'n comical! xDDD Mini! Van!!! Loving It!!!

Lines from old blues songs, “Killin’ Floor”, Squeeze my lemon etc.

The bass is ridiculous, all over the place!

You two are so alike I thought it was some fancy video editing at first. Love it!

One of their MOST appreciated songs and they had a gazillion! Solid Reaction!

Howlin Wolf on steroids

JBL's main influence on bass is the great James Jamerson who played on most of the Motown records of the 1960's. Including, but not limited to Marvin Gaye's "what's going on". Check out the bass on that one. This track is one of the best examples of his funk and soul. As a session musician in pre-Zeppelin days, he was always called to play these kinds of tunes in England. He was the only one who could to it. Bonzo was also a Motown fan. It's so obvious. I'm so glad you guys listened to this one!

You two, the beanies, the beards in the car listning to Zeppelin - EPIC!

Love the family reaction..8:28..Priceless! :)

"Led Zeppelin...a different type of rock band", love that statement😎

How can y’all look exactly alike and yet different?

I LOVE y'all so much! I purposefully seek out your reactions and always walk away smiling! You've no idea how y'all, by sharing your love of music with us, affect the ppl listening in. You make this sad girl smile. Thank you

@LFRFAMILY

3 жыл бұрын

*You are amazing Caroline. Consider stopping by the Discord sometime so we can rap. Thank you for being Dope.* 🖤

They definitely have soul first, and talent second. The blues is where they are at home.

Loved your shocked eyes in unison.

These guys are the shit loved and still do for 50 yrs

travelling riverside blues has the infamous lemon as well. lol

🍋 Song. A double entendre. Am I drinking too much right now or do I see doubles here?

Very profound reactions! spot on!

Loving these marathons with a specific band.

Ready for, Tea For One by Led Zeppelin

You take this reaction vids to another level brother, gotta love it 🙌 top of my list! Keep on Zeppin!!

@LFRFAMILY

3 жыл бұрын

🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤 That was NICE

I’m watching and this is excellent entertainment. Loved how you did the side by side and acted like you were looking at yourself and talking to yourself. 🍻

@LFRFAMILY

3 жыл бұрын

*Hello Mr Famous Last Name! Thank you for being Dope Asphuck!*

@johnrogan9729

3 жыл бұрын

@@LFRFAMILY unfortunately for me there’s no relation.

THE 🍋 SONG always been one of my favourite LZ Songs 👍👍,check out YOU SHOOK ME remastered version if you want church n blues🤯👍

Live In My Time of Dying. Earls Court 75' and Celebration Day Live 2007

If you get to singing this in your church - let me know I'm flying over to see that shit!! Lol. Pure funky on the Bass by JPJ. you're reaction to the chorus line - priceless!! ...pmsl.

Ok, after your performance here, it's only appropriate that you do a reaction to Billy Idol's "Dancin' With Myself"... ♋ 🤘

Glad you guys like Led Zeppelin next two songs you should pick is : In my Time of dying and the Rover both are on the physical graffiti album. .

This song is quite simply baby makin music...

Love it - listened to these songs all my life.

For a little funky driving music, check out Trampled Underfoot.

Led Zep IS a rock band but one who drew blatantly from the American roots music of blues & jazz, then electrified it.

Bruh that has to be your brother yall look like twins!

Shout out to late great Robert Johnson. Plant is spitting some lyrics from the traveling Riverside blues on this gem.

got no idea how u aint got more subs....I consider myself a review fact checker lol my brother u r top shelf !!

@LFRFAMILY

3 жыл бұрын

*I don’t even Know you, nor do I know how much of a Review Expert you are, but THIS MADE MY DAY*

Awesome reaction!!! I love watching people discover the power (and badassery) of Led Zeppelin! Woo!

Congratulations!.... You have finally found My FAVORITE ZEPPLIN SONG! I played this EVERYDAY FOR YEARS! 😃😊🐱🐱😘🐱🐱😊😃😊😃😊😃😊😊😊🐱🐱

Great reaction! One of my favorite Led Zeppelin songs! One of the things I love is that it demonstrates how this group wasn't just heavy, it was funky. I love that when you hear the slower grooves, you can hear Jonesy and Bonzo playing around in the beat; JPJ was so subtle with what he did on the bass, but it's there. I've seen John Paul Jones in concert and what makes him so good is that he locks in with the drums, but then he bolsters the melody played on guitar and then finds little counterpoints between the rhythm and melody that sweetens the pot--and he does it in such a way that you can hear it if you notice, but it's not distracting nor does it take any attention away from the song itself. It's like tasting a good pie and thinking, "I don't know what's in this, but this is tasty!" And then when the band shifts to those fast parts, they were writing the DNA of Thrash metal and groups like Metallica and Anthrax. The lyrics are a pastiche or a melange from all sorts of blues songs: the verses come from the Howlin' Wolf tune "Killing Floor" and the funky, improvised squeeze-my-lemon verse comes from "Travelling Riverside Blues" by Robert Johnson. With all that said, you should check out Zep's "How Many More Times" (psst, there is a live version of it from a TV appearance they did in Denmark back in 1969 which is absolutely killer!)

OmG put more of yous in the backseat!! lololol

@LFRFAMILY

3 жыл бұрын

*People are already Tired of ONE of me! LOL You should come to our Discord & Patreon sometime though.* 🖤

@miconis123

3 жыл бұрын

If this ever happens, the debut song has to be "Ironic" by Alanis Morissette with the video

@michaelgilbert197

3 жыл бұрын

@@miconis123 That'd be dope Asphuck!! Perfect song for that!!!! LMAO!!!!!!!

@StaciaAmnaber

3 жыл бұрын

PERFECT!! LFR yo this was so dope already. But Isn't It Ironic Alanis is perfect for that concept. Trust us. lolol

@cpf55

3 жыл бұрын

Ikr! This is golden😅

"Minivan" 😂 And that double-take at 8:26 🤣🤣

Dazed and confused, think you will love that song. Up there with my all time favourite Zepp songs.

John Paul Jones bass is fabulous on the HowMany More Times track 😉

Oh i have a story...Eastern Western Michigan game on acid found our way to the game...1986

Well, I grew up 30 years after Led Zeppelin and I can still tell you pretty much every Led Zeppelin song about 2 notes in. I used to play all the Led Zeppelin stuff on Repeat in the gym and we would play... Who could name the song faster.

So you gentlemen have been awakened by rock blues. The finest.

Truly enjoyed y'all's reactions. Truly love Led Zeppelin.

The LFR family just dropped some heavy shit explaining exactly why Led Zeppelin was the Hammer of the Gods! I agree with Tim G, Best review EVER!!!

Your reviews are just so bad ass. Brilliant, serious, on-point. Two thumbs up brother.👍🏻👍🏻

This is another great reaction. Glad you’re doing zeppelin. I’m an old drummer and worship Bonham. I named my dog after him. If you enjoy Bonzo then listen to Fool in the Rain. He plays in polyrhythmic with triplets on the High Hat ghost notes on the snare and a swung halftime shuffle on the bass and snare.

@Beofware

3 жыл бұрын

God that song is so good

@bobsmith1405

3 жыл бұрын

@@Beofware its song and killer groove. Toto’s drummer, Jeff Porcaro said he used Bonham’s shuffle for his hybrid version “The Rosanna Shuffle”.

This song is a bit of combination of several blues songs. Robert regularly would improvise bits and pieces of different blues songs. The fast parts were known as a "rave up" and were meant to get the audience grooving. They consistently put heart and soul into their music to create almost an arresting affect; they grabbed hold of you and didn't let go.