My father always said, "No talking when Led Zeppelin is playing". Also, it doesn't matter how many times you listen to Led Zeppelin, it's like listening to them for the first time.

@jameskirschling7887

Жыл бұрын

Your father was correct, 😊

@justme2

Жыл бұрын

lol

@deantait8326

Жыл бұрын

He’s correct. 🤔 So hush please. BTW: I’m 73 😎

@markhaus2830

Жыл бұрын

No interrupting either.

@michaelasay8587

Жыл бұрын

How bout...Hearts version? I love it!!

Led Zeppelin IV- one of the greatest albums of all time.

I have heard this a zillion times, but man, that guitar riff is still one of my all time favorites.

@michaelfrazia4569

Жыл бұрын

agree

@ladyamythyst69

Жыл бұрын

And the opening drum bi.

@ladyamythyst69

Жыл бұрын

Meant “bit”.

@michaelasay8587

Жыл бұрын

How about... Heart's live version of this? It's fantastic! Saw them do it live!!!

@lionheartroar3104

Жыл бұрын

Barn burner forever

Look at you guys! Talking rock, dropping names, enjoying hard rock together.... Takes me back to times where it seemed like you were hearing guitar first time in your lives. How you've grown! I feel like a proud father - so happy to see my favourite pieces bringing you joy...

This whole album is good from start to finish!

@michaelasay8587

Жыл бұрын

How about Heart's live version of this song?!! It's fantastic!! I saw them do it live!

@williamsherman1089

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelasay8587 I've heard it live too.......uh uh!

@jamessollazzo4860

3 ай бұрын

compilation album?

I DON’T care how many times I hear this track… it still holds up

Another Zeppelin classic in which John Bonham's pounding beat is so distinctive is "Trampled Under Foot." A definite reaction for the future.

@joeday4293

Жыл бұрын

Especially the live version from Earl's Court. 👌

@michaelmiller6795

Жыл бұрын

My favorite version Led Zeppelin - Brandy & Coke (Trampled Under Foot) (InitialRough Mix) Room 14 kzread.info/dash/bejne/qXqppI9rh86riJM.html

Great, straight-forward, old-fashioned blues-based rock and roll...perhaps Zeppelin's best traditional rock song.

@nzmarco

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesbuckingham357 They still did it justice and didn't rip it off completely

@nzmarco

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesbuckingham357 I get it, you don’t like Led Zeppelin. Let’s leave it at that

"Misty Mountain Hop", is awesome by Led Zeppelin ...❤️

Led Zeppelin. What else can you say? Four of the Best!

One of their songs that lays down their roots in R&B all throughout.

@pattyduke3079

Жыл бұрын

I hear rock and roll, but no R&B.

@michaelasay8587

Жыл бұрын

@@pattyduke3079 I think Mark just means overall...I hear a lot of their songs that have that soul, r @ b feeling!

@johnathandavis3693

Жыл бұрын

@@pattyduke3079 That song is solidly blues -based rock -unquestionably...

@pattyduke3079

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelasay8587 I'll have listen and study more of their music. There may be a bit of blues in this song, but not Rythm & Blues. When I hear a little bit of church, then it's Rythm&Blues to me.

Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Living Loving Maid (She's Just a Woman)"!!! Its normally played together with "Heartbreaker" first, but you already reacted to that song.

Rock and Roll. From the best Rock and Roll Band ever!

Nobody ever was ripped off buying a Zeppelin album! NEVER!!!

This was first released in 1971 on their 4th album. Rolling Stones pianist Ian Stewart was featured on this song. It came from a spontaneous jam session, with Jimmy Page playing a Chuck Berry style guitar riff and John Bonham playing the drum intro from Little Richard's Keep-A-Knocking. Basically 15 minutes later one of the greatest rock and roll song was made. Great reaction. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️ ❤️ 🇨🇦🇨🇦

@jenniferfoster1692

Жыл бұрын

Yes, there is definitely a lot of 50s roots of rock sound here. Besides Chuck Berry, the piano recalls Little Richard & Jerry Lee Lewis..also some JLL & Little Richard vocal styling. They took this song from the 50s and Zeppelin'd it.

@maryannturton9830

Жыл бұрын

That's so crazy because I have rocked out to Led Zeppelin for over 40 years,and for the first time,tonight,I was thinking that Jimmy Paige's playing sounded like Chuck Berry on steroids! Lol!🎸😁🎶👊

@straya52

Жыл бұрын

It shows the genius of Led Zep to have the balls to add that piano, which rockets this song up into their top 5 for me.

@noteverton

Жыл бұрын

If ever a song was born of frustration, it's this one! Zep were working on When The Levee Breaks and Bonham was having a bit of bother getting it right. Out of frustration he broke into the intro to the little Richard number and, as you say, 15 minutes later, this monster was born. Been rockin' and rollin' ever since.

@jenniferfoster1692

Жыл бұрын

@@noteverton Interesting, thanks! Totally makes sense, this song is so strongly 50s influenced and then very effectively adapted to LZ style.

Robert Plant's vocals don't remind you of anyone else. That is the definition of greatness.

Can't go wrong with Zep, ain't no bad songs!

One of my faves! Bonham KILLS it on the drums!!!

LOVE this one!!!! Also, can't listen to this without thinking of Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones sitting in with Foo Fighters at Wembley, with Dave on drums and Taylor on lead vocals! RIP ❤ 🦅

@elizabethfranco1284

Жыл бұрын

I sent the link

@elizabethfranco1284

Жыл бұрын

All My Love 1977 for Robert’s son Karac who fell severely ill and died while the band was on tour

@michaelasay8587

Жыл бұрын

How about Heart's version! It's fantastic!

@allieren

Жыл бұрын

And didn’t the Foo Fighters do this song during the Kennedy Center Honors?

@kurtsaxton823

Жыл бұрын

You completely ruined it when you said Foo fighters.

The piano on this was played by Ian Stewart who was an original member of the Rolling Stones and then the stones’ road manager and occasional pianist. He’s also on the zeppelin song “Boogie with Stu” - hence the title.

Been a giant fan of Led Zeppelin for years now! One thing that always sticks out to me, and it’s hard to explain exactly: Have you ever noticed that like the drums, guitar, and the vocals are kind of going there different tempos, then they all catch up together?? Never heard that with any other band! It is so amazing and sets them apart as such amazing musicians!!

@edwardcoit9748

Жыл бұрын

Jimmy Page called it “tight but loose”.

@lindagaudin9546

Жыл бұрын

@@edwardcoit9748 Thanks for that info! I get it now!

@johnandmarie7250

Жыл бұрын

Astute observation! That’s what makes the best bands so transcendent. Bass is so steady the drummer can do some cymbal romp. And yet he’s so steady the bass can get busy at the same time because maybe the guitar riff is holding it all together. At that moment anyway. Then it changes! In a band this strong even the singer can call them all home. Of course jazz players are expected to do all this from the get go but expecting and doing can be two different things. This band had it all.

What’s amazing is this song was created in like 15 minutes. Bonham was getting frustrated trying to play 4 sticks with 4 sticks, took a break & started playing this, the band jumped in & we get this great song.

Huge song! One of my favorites of Led Zeppelin.

Simple, but effective song that captures everything that people love about rock 'n roll.

I never get tired of hearing this song. Everything about is amazing. One thing that I think doesn’t get as much attention is John Paul Jones bass playing. Those steady 8th notes give this song a great foundation.

@artbagley1406

Ай бұрын

And in their album rendition of "The Lemon Song," those eighth notes turn into thirty-second notes!!! JPJ forever!!!

ALWAYS a great time when you GET THE LED OUT !!!

Glad that you guys got to hear this little bit of history. Such a kick ass song! I doubt that you've heard any of Robert Plant's newer stuff. He's been working with Alison Krauss doing some Rockabilly / Americana stuff that's really good (Such as Gone, Gone Gone) They did great version of the song When the Levee Breaks at the Glastonbury Festival last summer if you want to check out a totally different version of another classic. Phenomenal version. Peace!

@briarpatch720

Жыл бұрын

I just watched a new performance about a week ago. They appeared on the show CMT Crossroads and did some stuff off their two albums as well as a few zeppelin songs

@Kashmir.820

Жыл бұрын

Robert Plant is a living legend!!! Badass icon!!!!

Wife here..ONE OF THE BEST ROCK SONGS EVER!!!

It’s not possible to have not heard this song. It’s been played like 50 billion times on the radio, movies, commercials etc

@williamf.buckleyjr3227

Жыл бұрын

They need clicks. They even BEG for comments. Garbage channel.

@urthboundmisfit

Жыл бұрын

@@williamf.buckleyjr3227 Santa's getting you a dictionary for Christmas. When you get it, look up "beg" and "garbage." Don't cry to me if your picture's next to "garbage."

@DENVEROUTDOORMAN

Жыл бұрын

Well RAPCRAPPERS never hear the good stuff

@cindycindy2894

7 ай бұрын

​There is no need for your lousy attitude. It's just someone's point of view that's different from yours. Rock music was never about hate.

@cindycindy2894

7 ай бұрын

It is possible. It depends what genre of music you prefer. I couldn't name 1 Jay-z or Kanye song. Or hip hop or country.( except Carry Underwood)

JPJ just kills it on the bass in this song. You guys seem to overlook the bass lines in many of their songs and yet if you listen his bass is tremendous and does so much more than other bassists did at this time.

@wadsworthaaron

Жыл бұрын

John Paul Jones and John Entwistle were really the only rock bass players that could perform at that level at the time. Paul McCartney was a genius bass player, but he never played like that.

@ninjavigilante5311

Жыл бұрын

Jpj is awesome no doubt but jack Bruce and carle radle are jus as great.

@gary6754

Жыл бұрын

well, when Bonham, Plant, and Page are all lead instruments its kind of difficult for a first time listener to say "oh look at John pAUL Jones!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" be real man

@DENVEROUTDOORMAN

Жыл бұрын

Nah guitar and vocals are best part

@ngairehurunui9055

Жыл бұрын

Best rhythm section around in the 70s 🎸🥁

This song is iconic. One of their big ones!

@michaelasay8587

Жыл бұрын

How bout ..Heart's live version of this song? It's incredible...I saw them do it live!!

The title says it all, Led Zeppelin's signature tune!

Can we please talk about how insane the drums are in this? John Bonham literally beats the hell outta the drums the whole song. GOAT!!!

@keithbrown7685

Ай бұрын

They owed him money... with interest.

@chadphelps5809

Ай бұрын

He stole it from little Richard

Led Zeppelin #2 on my Spotify Wrapped. I'll always rock them no matter where I go or what I'm doing.

I have to tell you that I seem them in concert many, many times and more than half the time they opened up with this song, l have so many great memories of them, thanks for your reaction 🤟😝

Robert Plant's "Tall Cool One" and "Big Log". You will love these tunes!

The session musician, Ian Stewart - noted for his work with the Rolling Stones - played the piano for Zeppelin's, "Rock and Roll".

The "Stroll" was a dance that Amber's Grandmother did in high school in the early 60's. Funny, I knew Led Zeppelin 2 and 4 before 1 and 3. Where I grew up, besides Stairway, this is one of Zeppelin's few songs that you heard on the AM radio 📻. Great tune to be cruising in your car to!

@bloppysloppy2283

Жыл бұрын

Same here. LZ IV was the first Led album I bought.

@daviddragavon7555

Жыл бұрын

@@bloppysloppy2283 I remember playing whole Lotta love on my GE drop down record player (with a 10 penny nail for a needle). The whole thing folded into suitcase. Ha!

@martinmosteller5813

Жыл бұрын

This might be a good song to do “the stroll” to. Okay, I am old enough to remember 😌

@daviddragavon7555

Жыл бұрын

I am too, Martin. Plus I had 4 older sisters who would practice with me. Sadly, as a dancer, I made an excellent wrestler. Put music and a girl and suddenly I would turn into SpongeBob Square-pants.

This song goes straight into "Celebration Day" - another scorching rocker from the same show. Must viewing for a reaction, too. Talk about a one-two punch for opening a concert!

A Led Zep tune your may want to check out for a change of pace is "No Quarter". It is not as fast paced as some of their other tunes, but is quite haunting and has a killer riff. JPJ's keyboards shine in the song.

Both times I saw them in concert they opened with this song.

THIS is your first time for this song? Holy cow! This is one of the most iconic songs ever! Up there with You Shook Me All Night Long, Bohemian Rhapsody, Sweet Emotion, Comfortably Numb, and their own Stairway to Heaven. I sometimes forget you're still getting educated. So fun seeing your reactions to songs we've all heard for decades.

You 2 are the warmest couple I've ever seen on reaction videos,..love watching you hear songs I've known all my life..Rob is a cool guy,..his wife is so lovely..Thanks for posting thes..love from England

Neighbors called the police. Said I was playing Zep too loud. Police arrested the neighbors.

Congratulations to your Bengals! Good game! Led Zeppelin rocks!!

Another classic you wonderful folks haven'played yet is MOUNTAIN- "Mississippi Queen".... PLEASE!!!!!!!!!

This is one of the absolute best!! Thanks.

The most rocking’ song ever! Ian Stewart is on piano. He was an unofficial member of The Rolling Stones. This song was inspired by Little Richard.

Epitome of Rock and Roll!

Absolutely good rock ‘n’ roll music brings back good memories❤👵

Love you guys. Thanks for playing our British bands.not bad are they.

Review some of Plant's solo material like "Big Log", "Heaven Knows", "In The Mood", and "Tall Cool One" and "Rockin' At Midnight" by The Honeydrippers.

From listening to the drum intro, one can see why little Richard is called the architect of rock 'n' roll. The drum intro is lifted straight from little Richard's song "keep a knocking".

The mighty Led Zeppelin! Great reaction!

Nice one guys! If you want some high energy, Check out The Who doing Summertime Blues and Shakin' All Over, Live at Leeds. These are old rock'n'roll standards, not their own songs, but The Who did them in a really heavy rock, high energy style. The two songs are often run together on CDs/records because they followed on in the concert, but they're usually split on KZread.

Guest pianist Ian Stewart from the pre-1963 Rolling Stones lineup plays on this track.

Released in 1971. Only ten years away from the heydey of Chuck Berry, Little Richard, and other early rock pioneers who heavily influenced these young Englishmen. It's funny how it can still be nostalgic fifty-some years later - when listening to this is the definition of nostalgia. They were the "new thing" that only existed because of the 1950s rockers...

Greatest Rock song of all time!

The first band I played in opened with this song. Closed with Stairway, of course. Cheers....

Seriously, this is iconic, try Heart’s version with Jason Bonham on drums! Great stuff! Also, Houses of the Holy!!! Great Zeppelin song!!!

This is my favorite Zepplin tune. I never lost at pool when this was on. ☮🤎🎶

I remember hearing this for the first time in 73 as i borrowed my older bro's version of 4 when i was 6 and got hooked

We used to close out our set with this song. It’s got great energy but isn’t too hard to play because we were tired by then. 🤣

@helenespaulding7562

Жыл бұрын

Yeah..even in 2007 they closed with this. Perfect

A favorite. Also, Ann Wilson and Heart do a great cover of this one, too. Enjoy! Happy Holidays.

Congratulations to the Bengals!

This is the reason Zep is my favourite group of all time. Can't get enough of it!

So glad you love Zeppelin. ✌🌻🌻

Yes to "No Quarter". Hauntingly beautiful from start to finish. Live at MSG 1973:is best, if possible

In the early ninties when my daughter was around 12 to 14 years old when we would hear this on the radio we would turn it up and head bang to it. Good times

When I think Led Zeppelin THIS is the song that comes to mind. 😁

This is CLASSIC rock.

Here we go favorite band since I was a teenager and I'm 60

This song is all about - rock and roll - but the 50s style of it as Robert mentions things like the 1950s dance called the stroll and the late 50s song called The Book of Love. It's a lot of high energy fun.

How much better can you get.what a band

Everything they did was fabulous!! This live in 1973 at MSG was magnificent!

Yes!!!! Killer drums on this one. Y’all gotta listen to trampled underfoot too

If you listen closely, you can really hear the band's rock n' roll and blues influences from the 1950s. The chord progression is called a 12-bar blues, and it was pretty much the formula used for most rock n roll songs of that era. Think Chuck Berry with songs like Johnny B. Goode, Rock and Roll Music, Maybellene, as well as Little Richard songs like Tutti Frutti, Good Golly Miss Molly, etc. They all use the same chord progression, just in different keys. It's pretty much what makes the staple "rock n' roll" type sound.

I drive for a living and whenever I'm tired or sleepy this one is high on my list to get me energized

My absolute favorite out of the MANY great Led Zeppelin classics! I'm so glad you enjoyed it! It's a total balls-to-the-wall banger, and NEVER lets up!

One of the best "driving waaay too fast" songs ever.

Great song...you wanna hear the best song by them you will have to listen to No Quarter from the Song Remains The Same or any song from The Song Remains The Same !!! GAURANTEED TO GIVE US WHAT WE WANT !!!

Fantastic song. When I saw LZ in the mid 1970's they started the concert with this song. What a great start. And the concerts just got better from there. PS. Jay. Congrats to the Bengals. They really helped my Buffalo Bills. Jan 2 Monday night football

I heard Heart do this live at the Civic Center in Dallas in the early 80's and they rocked the house down! An amazing cover!

It's July, 1974 and 14 year old me walks into Tower Records looking for a present for my sister's 18th birthday. They were playing this album, this song, and I walked up to the counter and told the clerk, "I'll take that one." Sister loved it.

I can't imagine Led Zeppelin without Robert Plant. However, when Jimmy Paige was forming "The New Yardbirds" (later renamed Led Zeppelin), a singer and guitarist named Terry Reid was Paige's first choice. They weren't able to get it together because of previous commitments by Reid. If you react to Terry Reid's song "Stay With Me Baby", you'll know why Paige wanted him. If Janis had a younger brother, he probably would have sounded like Terry Reid.

Awesome!!! Love this song and band!!🤘🔥

I would have to play Zeppelin loud in the house because my Mom loved them...and she was in the Frank Sinatra, Rat Pack era...It was great for me!!

When my kids were teens, and were still upstairs asleep on the weekends, at 10am, i’d turn on my Sansui receiver, and crank up the bose speakers , pop this song in the Cd player, til the walls and windows in the house were vibrating… needless to say sleepy time was over.. they still hate it when I bring up this song, lol

I just get hypnotized by the drums every time

One of those good Zeppelin songs.

One of my favorites, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all of you and your family….

Congratulations, you guys are now Zepp fans. We need some band pics on the wall.

I know I've mentioned the Song Remains The Same from Zeppelin don't know if you know this or not but it was one of the best selling movies ever at the time in 1973 it's basically one of the best concerts ever recorded with some movie like scenes. Included ...you really should watch the whole thing because once u hear 1 song from it u will want to hear the rest it's truly amazing JIMMY PAIGE AND CO.will blow your mind with this live performance.start with the Rain Song ...or No Quarter or Over the Hills and Far Away or if you want to here one of the best drum solos ever play Moby Dick and if you love Plants Voice listen to thus album TRULY ONE OF A KIND !!!

Love the Celebration Day version that was a spectacular end to that concert.

Well that song will get you fired up for game day… the intro alone is 🔥 and they lever let up for a second.

Oh yeah!!! Led Zeppelin Rock and Roll. It doesn't get any better than this! Loved this track since I was a teenager - just awesome!

The best 3 minutes in Rock & Roll. hands down. Susan Tedesci did a version with Double Trouble and Kenny Wayne Shepard that is amazingly close to the original.

You would love the movie "The Song Remains the Same".... it shows the live show in all its glory with some cool glimpse of the band.

Hi, energy for sure. I love this 11 of the first songs I learned to play on guitar.

I’m ready for this 🔥