Many years ago a reporter mentioned to Jimmy Page that Stairway to Heaven had to be the quintessential Led Zepplin song, and Jimmy replied, "No, Kashmir is."

@stevenseul361

7 күн бұрын

I thought or maybe it was Robert also that he said he would want to be remembered for Kashmir not Stairway. Who knows.. This old boy thinks Kashmir is quintessential Zeppelin

@jimmorrish6771

7 күн бұрын

for me achilles last stand is peak zeppelin, with Kashmir a close second

@ryanr5319

7 күн бұрын

​@@jimmorrish6771 agree exactly to that! Achilles, then Kashmir.

@ballsyrocker

6 күн бұрын

True,even Robert prefers Kashmir as their Opus song. Keep Zeppin'. 9 albums in all.

@hpb5495

6 күн бұрын

Whole Lotta Love..

Led Zeppelin’s fist album, this is the first Led Zeppelin song I ever heard when I was a junior in high school, I have been a Led Zeppelin fan ever since

I know that you’ve done since I’ve been loving you live but you should react to since I’ve been loving you off Led Zeppelin 3 . The guitar work is amazing

@josephkellard6432

6 күн бұрын

I second this recommendation. I think it’s usually best to listen to the studio version first.

Seen Led Zepp live in 1973 best band ever

@Oldschoolnana

8 күн бұрын

Me too & 4 more times. They were phenomenal ✌️🌻🌻

@franklau1000

7 күн бұрын

@@Oldschoolnana The best

When I first put this album on the turntable, it was apparent to me that this band had gotten their shit together before they took it on the road.

It's crazy how much bigger this song got when they played it live. Jimmy would extend the solo and sometimes they'd add a little funk to it.

Zeppelin is the soundtrack of my youth I'm 66 now and its so depressing that those days are forever gone

@heliotropezzz333

8 күн бұрын

But the music remains forever.

@dazed-n-confused6439

8 күн бұрын

​​@@heliotropezzz333 Yup And the song remains the same!!

@robertprice6830

8 күн бұрын

Agreed

@christineobrien7707

8 күн бұрын

But, you lived it. I'm jealous! And you've got those memories for the rest of your days. That makes you forever young.Very cool in my book.🙂😎👍👍

@dazed-n-confused6439

8 күн бұрын

@@christineobrien7707 Lived it and loved it but I'm jealous of you listening to Zepplin and other great bands of the 70's for the first time

JPJ’s pounding bass coming through loud and clear and holding it together as usual

I’ve loved Led Zeppelin for 50 or so years, this is the most amazing debut album ever, & only together about 2 months when they recorded it. First rehearsal was on August 19,1968, recorded this in October in total 35 hours, & released on January 12,1969.

i listened to this album so much I could sing every word and vocalise the solos. Even with that familiarity with it, I still listened to it often. One of the very best debut albums ever and may be worth reacting to every song.

All I can say about Led Zeppelin is.... perfection...

Thank you so much, Ed Zeppelin!!

Check out "Babe im gonna leave you"..also off this album..great song

Early days of Led Zeppelin in 1969 were so Bluesy and they were raw and gritty. I think they made the best music in the early years.

This is the first song I ever heard by Led Zeppelin. Heard it on the radio when it first came out in America, loved it, and I started looking for albums right then! Got that first album, which started with Good Times, Bad Times, couldn't believe it was so good, and that was it for me! One of my all-time favorite rock bands...was then, still is today, all these years and years later! Thanks for the video, and great reactions! God bless you!

I think this song influenced punk rockers.The loudness, speed,the attitude.Enough said!😁😎👍👍

"Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" from the same album is worth a listen, too.

My personal favorite song by them is the Ocean

Very cool song indeed Many ppl considered this tune to be a proto "speed Metal" song bc of the how Page is playing the riff and the overall fast push of the tune 🧐✌️😎🤘

When I was 12, my 14-year-old brother, introduced me to Led Zeppelin with communication breakdown. That was his favorite song. He never really got into zeppelin, but I was a major fan. A short five years later, I found myself at the forum, sitting seven rows back from the stage, watching Led Zeppelin perform the Physical Graffiti tour and then again the Presence tour. Long live Led Zeppelin..

I saw Led Zepplin play, two days before their first album was released. They blew the roof off the house! Ironically, the concert was headlined by Vanilla Fudge. Best concert I ever saw, and I was 18 then! Peace out!

One of the first guitar riffs I learned

Most played disc on the jukebox back when. Heads banging lol

When I was driving my old 55 chevy I put an 8 Track tape on of Led Zeppelin, which I had just purchased and out came all this great sounding music and when this song got started so did my 55 Chevy faster then I had ever driven it. Those were the great days of my youth and now 73 I still listen to Led Zeppelin just not on 8Track hahahaha

Played drums in a cover band and played this song. I grew up on Led Zeppelin and it was an honor to play it. I hope I always did it justice 😅I tried my best!

A lot of albums back then should be listened to as a whole in the proper order.

@vicprovost2561

8 күн бұрын

Spot On man, us old timers keep bringing that up and for good reason, if these modern listeners just put down the cell phone for 45 minutes and listen to Abbey Road, Dark Side of the Moon, or Days of Futures Past, they would know exactly why it is by far the best listening experience. We were beyond spoiled compared with those listening in this century, not the last.

Turn it up to 11 🥳🎉🥳

I requested Kashmir we're waiting..... Just Joking 🤣🤣

The only question is who's the second best rock band is ever.😂😊. Many contenders..

@vicprovost2561

8 күн бұрын

For Me, the Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix, The Rolling Stones, The WHO, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Queen and Rush, in that order, top 10 classic rock bands.

@user-js1mx7dx1p

7 күн бұрын

Yeah, to me, the Beatles are the only ones that have the catalog to be in the same conversation. Those bands are amazing, no doubt. I like them all very much.

Thanks for the Led Zeppelin ❤

Perhaps one of the best "screams" in Rock & Roll History at 03:27 😎

Led Zeppelin is one of 2 bands that I can listen to every song in their catalog over and over again.. The other being 311. Yeah - Y'all should do a listening party - and listen to the whole album from cover to cover.

React to the 1970 live version...heavier and killer...

Punk six years before it existed...

I was a senior in high school and heard this album playing. My 1st listen to Zeppelin and their sound was so foreign and so good!

I was lucky enough to hear them perform this live in May of 1969 on their first U.S. tour. The only time they ever shared a stage with The Who. Interesting story there and EPIC concert!! I was 19. Robert Plant was 20. Seems like yesterday!

I’m glad to hear you say that you want to go back and listen to the full album in one sitting! That is exactly how the band expected it to be played (consumed). Designing the sonic and textual flow of two sides of an album was an art form in itself. And some bands were better at it than others. In the digital streaming world of today the song stands on its own. So, I’m encouraging you to do it; listen to the album in one sitting.

1985, Second Marine division, this was our " GO " to start our physical fitness test. No whistle, Jimmy Page.was

Banger!!!

If you want a good companion piece to Led Zeppelins first album, listen to Jeff Becks "Truth" album. Both of the ex-Yardbird guitarists formed hard rock blues-based bands in 1968. The "Truth" album features Rod Stewart on lead vocal and Ronnie Wood on bass. Beck's album and Led Zeppelins debut came out within weeks of each other (Beck's was first). They are stylistically similar, and they both feature the song "You Shook Me".

If you plan on listening to Kashmir, do yourselves a favor go for the live version from Live from Celebration Day. It was recorded in 2007 and is the last time they'd played together in live concert (with Bonzos son at the drums). Here they delivered what is, at least for me, the best version ever of Kashmir.

I love hearing hints of Chuck Berry sneaking in

I use this for my ringtone on my phone

So chaotic, I love it!

IMHO, probably the greatest debut album of all time, although Queen 1 is pretty close.

Thanks as always for playing my pick, this is one of my all-time faves! And yes, you are certainly correct that their first album exploded onto the scene! But there are a couple of lighter moments on it as well. Your Time is Gonna Come is a great one as well as Babe I’m gonna leave you. Right from the start Jimmy had it in his head that they would bring in some light with the heavy! More to come, love seeing and hearing my favorite band through the eyes of new listeners!

A banging rave up of a rocker, it was hard charging and contrasts nicely with the blues to follow on the album. Every song of their is worth a listen, studio or live, they never let you down! Also do Good Times, Bad Times from the other side if you have not, it is a similar banger. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶

So many songs well be 70 by the time your done

I have to say Led Zeppelin 1 and 4 are my favorite Zeppelin Albums I tend to lean towards 1 but it’s close you have to go through 1 in its entirety and react it’s that good

Glad to be part of the 15% 🤘🔥

I remember when we listened to it at high school, in the psychadelic local with the walls painted with rock best covers. Great time ✌

When I first played this album I thought it was a greatest hits album. Image my shock when I found out it was their first album.😂😂

saw them in london in 2007 i think it was, fantastic show, kashmir and in my time of dying were the highlights for me

This the only song I'm aware of in the Zeppelin catalogue that Jimmy Page sang backing vocals on.

KZread would be so boring without your videos

❤❤❤Robert ❤❤❤

Even in this early music we can hear during Jimmy's lead where he hangs around a certain key for a couple of notes that both complements and almost changes the nature of the chord progression to the listener's ears before returning to the dominant progression.

1969.i was 2,. 10 years later i saw them live at Knebwirth i was 12

Have this on OG press vinyl! Thanks dad!

This music is from the era where albums were meant to be listened to AS AN ALBUM. Enjoy!

what about dazed and confused? thats energy, and everything. first that song was bad acid trip, but when Zep made own version it's bad love trip

This is a good road trip song.

Time for THE LEMON SONG. And then, you must take a trippy rock on mushrooms and thunder as the band takes you on a MISTY MOUNTAIN HOP. Keep going and enjoy

Next time do communication break down 1969 at the beat club u can watch them perform live

YAY!!! **Luvit** **Phil & Sam** OMG they were SO young here & they had only been together as a band for a few weeks before going into the studio & recording this entire album in 36 hours it just HAS to be freakin **Magic** & **Magical** unseen forces that even brought them together in the 1st place Thank goodness for **US** it happened & course just the raw fantastical **Talent** & **Passion** from **ALL** of them they are just too freakin **GeniusCreative** & beyond & yep zactly I had NEVER heard ANYthing like this before & once i did that was it they grabbed me by my lil **Soul** & NEVER let GO!!! Ha Thank YOU once again **Ed Zeppelin** My **Soul** Thanks YOU & Thank YOU **Phil & Sam** as well & OH WoW listening PARTY!?! Ha that would be **KickAss** but do NOT want to get ya in trouble tho so I will patiently wait until your next incredible experience with **MyBelovedOtherWorldlyLedZeppelin** & course my **MadLuv** **MyJimmyPageMagicalGeniusWizardBabe** Ya ALL ROCK!!! YAYness **PixieHugz&LuvzGalore**

Check out the live version too ❤

@Rock2005Star

8 күн бұрын

Definitely the January 1970 Royal Albert Hall version! Best live version ever!! 👌

They were the 1st band to bè called. Metal

During the heyday of the late 60's , the British invasion took over the music scene and another band that comes to mind is Ten Years after. One of their big ones was ( I'd love to change the world) check it out if you have the time.

@vicprovost2561

8 күн бұрын

Yes, Alvin Lee and Ten Years After are amazing, if they have not heard them, do the easy intro song everyone loves, I'd Love to Change the World. That band was a force of nature and needs to be heard still, utterly great English Classic Rock Band!

Kashmir ⚡

I recommend an album review of the Madison Square Garden concert. ! It's titled The Song Remains the Same. Or how about a song review of Dazed and Confused (the entire 26 minutes ) from the same concert.

I believe this Fist Album was intended to get Peoples attention when first coming to America Playing the Boston Tea Party and being Played on this former Renown FM Radio Station WBCN in Boston Broadcasted part of the Show , the blew the Prior acts off the Stage , the people went Crazy.

You guys really should check out Dred Zeppelin. Great tribute band that does reggae versions of Zep. Their lead singer is an Elvis impersonator. You'd love them!

Y’al must witness…. Kashmir - live from Celebration Day - 2007!

Zepp is the greatest band ever !

My recommendation would be Your time is Gonna Come and Black Mountain Side and this song all joined for a vid , Too late now...

You've got to do the songs Houses of the Holy, The Ocean, No Quarter and the epic, trance-like Kashmir.

Saw them small venue, first album tour.

This was a year before Black Sabbath had their debut. Iron Butterfly wouldn't even play their set in front of their fans at Fillmore West in San Francisco This song was called Heavy Metal & Zeppelin was scared of that title . Specifically after Whole Lotta Love

This is a clever piece of work, because to keep the rhythm going naturally, the signature lead guitar riff should cut in a fraction sooner after the bass stanza, but they deliberately hold it for a second to create a slightly disjointed effect, reflecting the song’s theme…a “Communication Breakdown.”

When this came out it revolutionised music in the same way the Beatles did in the 60s

The band considers "Kashmir" their best song over even "Stairway To Heaven" The best live version is...... Kashmir (Live at Knebworth 1979) Rock 🤘😎

This is from their first album

Love the thumbnail. It's almost as good as coffee 😂Great reaction as usual guys and Peace out ✌️ ☮️

First LZ song that I heard.

Please play the lemon song. Great blues song by them

A little fyi. Prior to Zep we had already been listening to the Yardbirds,Hendrix, Cream,Steppenwolf, The Animals, Strawberry alarm clock Grand Funk George Clinton Jefferson Airplane the list is extensive. We were well prepared for Zep. Just not prepared for how fucking good they were/ are.

Punk before it was cool

You guys should react to some more Within Temptation. Supernova is another great banger by them that i recommend.

Try Dread Zeppelin sometime.

@bobschenkel7921

8 күн бұрын

Saw Dread Zeppelin in a big club in Philly one night. Tort Elvis was a real character, their music was "interesting" to say the least.

The beginning of punk?? You really need to hear this in the context of the songs before and after it. In fact, the entire album in order. Then all of the others!

This song is proto metal and proto punk!

Live: Danmark Radio show....1969....

This is pre sabbath

🔥🔥🔥🥰

There's that pretty girl listening to Led again! A good day.

Vocês podiam fazer um vídeo de reação a música Construção de Chico Buarque, aqui do Brasil. É o maior compositor brasileiro

I've always thought this track had a bit of a punk rock vibe.

Always a surprise huh?

Check out Greta Van Fleet Highway Song….Robert Plant has said that Greta Van Fleet IS Led Zeppelin 1….

early punk?