First Reaction to LED ZEPPELIN - (SINCE I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU | LIVE) 

Disclaimer: I am so sorry I called Led Zeppelin a “he” at the start I stupidly thought it was a solo singer (as I completely blind reacted) So I’m sorry about that hahah!! Hope you still enjoy :)

Trust me this guy is a million times better then any so called artist today.

Lol. He? Them. Four of the greatest musicians ever assembled... and that’s not hyperbole. The only genre that you can put them in is maybe rock, they are too musically diverse to pin them into any spot. This song is blues, they also have soul, gospel, folk, etc, they got it all covered. Check out anything by them. Whole Lotta Love or Dazed and Confused are a couple to start you on. Enjoy! PS, that crop top is probably some groupies that he rocked. PPS Drugs are still popular

this song is the delta blues, supercharged

If you dont know the greatest band that has ever been,(not just my opinion) you are about to discover music the way it was meant to be!

Just a FYI, the term "backdoor man" is a 100+ year old term that describes someone having an affair with a married woman. Thus, he arrives and leaves through the back door, so as to not be seen by anyone.

Led Zeppelin were the biggest band in the world for the whole of the seventies even bigger than the music industry at one point. Each member is regularly ranked in the top five of any music poll. Guitarist Jimmy Page is usually ranked in the top three & drummer John Bonham (RIP) is considered the best drummer ever. Everyone wanted what they had but few if any could ever surpass them

You should definately check out more of this concert. It's a whole rabbit hole that's worth exploring

This, my dear, is THE BLUES!

I love it when you youngsters listen to Led Zeppelin, especially this concert. This concert film was on constant rotation on my VHS tape back in the day! Bravo Hannahh!!

Led zeppelin was mainly a hard rock band. That concert is from 1973. They made a movie out of it hence the really good quality for the time.

Every woman in that audience ovulated🤣🤣 Robert♥️

Early on they struggled to get bands to open for them, so they decided to be the whole show. They could be on stage for 2-3 hours where they’d stretch out their songs, turning and jamming a 5 minute song into 15minute show of its own. Four geniuses

Zeppelin is most definitely a rock band they are arguably the most influential rock bands of all time you have no idea how epic this band is you will most definitely need to dive more into their catalog and check out more you will be blown away

They put on killer concerts! They disbanded when drummer John Bonham died. They are still huge. When they had their reunion concert in 2007 (first in 30 years) there were 20 million requests for tickets! Amazing!

Led Zeppelin were usually classed as 'heavy rock' or hard rolk'. Though they also did a lot of blues rock, as here, and folk rock. Tbh, they mixed a lot of different styles and made their own unique sound. There's a good reason they're the 2nd biggest band of all-time, after the Beatles. They're also considered the second most influential band of all-time, after you-know-who. When it comes to rock, they are, quite literally, the GOATs! Individually too, all 4 members are leading candidates, for GOAT, on their particular instrument/s.

Led Zeppelin is sort of early classic rock. Very blues influenced. One of the most notable things I find with rock is that the instruments tend to be considered just as or more important than the vocals with long instrumental sections and solos. This is even more apparent with metal which is descended from this sort of rock. Led Zeppelin is my dad's favourite band.

Everyone was stoned at that show. My brother was there. He was stoned, too.

This was so long ago that some people in some states were sentenced to 5 years in prison for possession of a single joint.

The beauty of Zep is that there was often no obvious song title (Black Dog, react to that). Verse, chorus, it was up to you to identify them, they didn't conform to norms. This band is mystical, I think they wanted it that way. Part of the journey of it.

In 1969 I was 19. I rode out from D.C to a pavilion in Maryland and saw my first Led Zeppelin concert. I was on a motorcycle so I was completely straight. No drugs. No alcohol. D.C traffic is bad enough anyway. I was completely blown away! That concert is now one of the epic ones looked back on and many wish they had been there. After the concert, I got back on my bike to leave and one of the girls Robert Plant had whipped into a frenzy came up to me and put her hand on my bare chest. Just a vest and no shirt which was very popular Summer wear then. She put her face in mine and said she wanted o go for a ride. She hopped on the back and her boyfriend ask her what the hell she was doing "Going for a ride" "OH hell no you aren't!" Easy come easy go. I think maybe drugs and/or alcohol had been on her menu that night. ;)

Here’s some studio versions of Zeppelin with great instruments to listen to: When The Levee Breaks Immigrant Song Ramble On Heartbreaker Stairway To Heaven No Quarter Bron A-Yur Stomp

It weird to look at some one from Britain who does not know Led Zeppelin ..Just start from LZ1 to the last album In Though The Outdoor ...They dont really have much materiel but quality is what counts ....That was filmed in 1973 at Madison Square Garden NYC and was put in a film Song Remains The Same... You should hear SONG REMAINS THE SAME and RAIN SONG from this same concert.. It is very fast and up tempo unlike a blues song..

"Whole Lotta Love" is Top 5 hard rock songs of all time! Probably Top 3..

best band ever and most talented group of individuals ever too

Blues rock! They live in England...Jimmy Page...Robert Plant...John Paul Jones...and John Bonham the drummer who died in 1980.

led zeppelin was a blues band at their core, and this song is definitely blues, but listen to songs throughout their discography, and you can feel that they were really the first "acid rock" band, heavy metal, blues, and even folk. They are the most diverse band ever. Check out The Song Remains the Same and Rain Song from that same concert..it will blow your mind!! Live at Madison Square Garden 1973.

Legendary performance, we will never see anything like it again.

This is from Zeppelin's 1973 NYC Madison Square Garden concerts (they did three concerts in three nights).

Led Zeppelin was a hard rock/heavy blues style band. They took American blues and added a hard, heavy aspect to it. In addition to blues, they played acoustic, ballads, rock, rockabilly (yes, there's a difference), funk, folk, prog rock and a bit of what might be called "world music". Each song is a journey so I hope you do more of their songs.

It's like a tour de force of music and emotion. So many other songs of theirs' that show the full range of genius they gave us.. Great reaction!

´Nice reaction, great choice of song! Keep 'em comin'! You should also check out 'When the levee breaks', 'I can't quit you baby', 'Babe I'm gonna leave you', 'Dazed and confused', 'You shook me' - and more by Led Zeppelin, arguably the greatest band ever!

Top 3 guitarist of all time Top 5 bassist ever Top 2 rock greatest vocalist Greatest rock drummer to ever exist on this planet. So yea. Not a solo artist

This song was played in a concert on July 29, 1973 at Madison Square Gardens, NYC. The gigs at MSG were filmed and recorded for the group's feature movie, The Song Remains the Same, and accompanying soundtrack album. A remastered edition of the film & soundtrack were released in November 2007.

Genre: the blues left rural America and got electrified ( Chicago Blues) , British musicians checked out jazz, blues, soul, rnb of American 50’s 60’s and that influence was the Rolling stones , Beatles, Led Zeppelin , in Zeps case there was also English folk, Tolkien and other stuff.

Since you like the instrumentation, I would probably go with "Dazed and Confused" next. After the studio version, then watch the live version to see how the guitarists, Jimmy Page, makes those eerie sounds (hint: Cello/violin bow 'on a guitar yet'). Of course, you won't go wrong with "Kashmir" or "Babe I;m Gonna Leave You", or just about anything else that gets suggested here.

Best band ever...especially live! Please do more live Zeppelin!!

I know I am late to respond but Led Zeppelin is rock band that in their early years played a lot of blues rock and this is a blues song. They have play mostly hard rock, blues rock and they also play some acoustic folk and acoustic blues and have also stretched out into Eastern music funk and even Reggae. They began around 1968/69 and were together until the death of their drummer around 1980. They were one of the biggest, if not the biggest band in the 1970s.

Like I said million times, if this song is not playing on my funeral I am not coming

Oh boy are you in for a treat down this rabbit hole. I envy you.

I've been a zep fan since 1972

This concert is from 1973 !!! And this was the hottest show in town 🙌🙌

Lol I love these kind of vids, you put me on music I wouldn’t necessarily listen to myself 😂

Led Zeppelin kick asses

You’re listening to the greatest rock band ever. The more you know about this band, the more you will be blown away.

They are only the best band ever assembled in living history , more young people need to know where the music they listen to now actually came from .

Just keep those Led Zeppelin reactions coming! The music will take you on an amazing journey!✌️

The way bands used to 'cheat' in the studio a long time ago was to secretly bring in hired gun musicians, session players to play certain parts, uncredited. The guitar player and keyboard player here were those hired guns for a few years before they were in this band.

That’s the blues dear. The late great Albert King said it “ Black, white, chinaman it don’t matter. It’s the blues man”

This is one of those songs that is an exception to the rule about listening to live versions first. Only because Robert Plant does so much improvisation it changes the vocals to be almost unrecognizable in some ways. It's an amazing performance for that reason alone, but it's hard to appreciate if you don't know how his vocals originally sounded. Go back and listen to the studio version. You'll see what I mean.

this is classic rock with a touch of blues. check out stairway to heaven LIVE 1973. from the same show, you'll love it.

I grew up in the seventies and eighty and Led Zeppelin is actually blues try listening to their song When the Leves brake check out the her Monica it's about a great flood of the Mississippi river in the eighteen hundreds and back in the seventies and eightys most people listening to them would take a little acid trip but we all grew up and just listening to them now is great just by itself

They are undoubtedly the greatest rock band in the world. Please listen and react to more Zeppelin

Led Zeppelin is and always will be my #1 all-time favorite band and were responsible for influencing me to sing and occasionally play guitar in bands. I was supposed to see them live, for the first time, in Nov. of 1980 @ the former Philadelphia Spectrum. But unfortunately & tragically their unmatched kicka** drummer John Bonham died in September from choking on his own vomit, in his sleep, from a drinking binge the night before at the guitarist's Jimmy Page's home. Their music still moves and effects me. Anyway Hannahh, to answer your question as far as genre, Led Zeppelin is considered, by many, to be a southern blues, jazz, with a twist of soul and a sprig of funk based hard rock band. You can hear what I mean on their track "The Wonton Song" from their 1979 double album "Physical Graffiti." You should, give it a listen. 😊

This is a reaction from a girl in... what country? English-speaking anyway, is she English? Well, let me tell you that I'm from Chile, a country that in the 70s was from the third world, well, it seems that we still haven't gone out there, and at that time it was impossible for a band like Led Zeppelin to perform in a country like our. However, around the year 1977 or 1978 in my country the movie "the song remains the same" premiered, at that time it was kinetic with "surround" sound, I was about 14 or 15 years old and I was amazed with a group of friends who went to see that movie, and I've been a Led Zeppelin fan ever since. Today I am 59 years old, and I am still a fan of Led Zeppelin, I have seen thousands of times the videos of the songs from this movie since then and I never tire of seeing them again. It is, for me, the best progressive rock band of the 70's.

This particular song is written in 12 bar shuffle blues style, slowed down and drenched with feel. ;)

This is 1973. Robert Plant was 24 years old. We were born only 33 days apart. :-) You should check out "The Ocean" from the same concert. Madison Square Garden, 1973

This band happens to be just one of the most Legendary bands of all time. They were broke up in 1980 after tragically John Bonham (drummer) passed away. They knew they could never replace him so they just called it quits. They have performed together here and there but just never the same. The last time they performed was in 2007 for one night only, when they announced it they broke world records of ticket request over 20 million so they had to do a lottery. Only 20 thousand luckiest people was able to see history magic.

Come back to this when you are ten years older, twenty years older etc. It is already starting to teach you so much about music, but when you have changed some more, you will hear things that are currently going past you. As I said, this music is already educating you. Don't give up, you are learning fast.

More from this concert/movie. Madison Square Gardens 1973. Legendary. If you get the time , this was made into a movie from a 2 day show. Each member has a song that they play a little role in.

Hard to believe this was 47 years ago at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Led Zep is considered hard rock, but it’s really just blues.

He's not wearing a crop top per set it was his girlfriends shirt he just put it on before the gig, recorded 1973 MSG New York, this music was then known as blues based rock or just rock, now its termed as classic rock

Top three guitarist by any standard! Which is why I found your beginning statement so cute “oh a little guitar to start off”

This is a legendary rock band! One of the first ones to command a majority of the money earned from performing a concert. Before them, a band usually got like 30%, and the remaining 70% went exclusively to the concert's promoter; after them, the split of the money was 90% band and 10% promoter. (It also helped that Led Zeppelin had a former all-in wrestler as their manager who used to physically intimidate the promoters.) They were the ones that became the epitome of the crazy aftershow stuff bands and their stage crews in the 70s and 80s used to do in hotels: riding motorcycles down hallways, trashing rooms, a lot of drinking and drugs, and hooking up with a lot of groupies (heck, there's an urban legend out there where some band members and roadies somehow got a young groupie to take this fish they had caught from a bay right outside their hotel window and (ahem) "use" it in a way not usually used by women...yeah, that way....).

Greatest band ever and ever will be led zeppelin masters of rock and roll

even if you don't do a reaction to it checkout, Led zepplin's rain song, achilles last stand and black dog. also this is some more new school r&B, checkout emotional oranges - good to me

Lol he is wearing a groupies shirt he hooked up with the night before

Led Zeppelin is its own genre

The genre for this song would be heavily blues based rock. Most of Zeppelins songs are blues based but this one more than most. They have many other songs that I think might be to your liking. Cause Zep experimented in many styles. Maybe try "The Ocean" for starters. "Blackdog" also I think is more your style. "Dy'er Maker" has sort of a soft reggae feel to it you may like. Led Zeppelin is a group by the way and not a person. The lead singer is Robert Plant and the Guitarists is Jimmy Page. Bassist/keyboard player John Paul Jones andf the drummer john Bonham. And judging by your accent they are countrymen of yours. This is from a 1973 concert at Madison Square Garden in NYC. Every song from this concert is fire. Zeppelin is the biggest most popular band from the 70's and they still are like number 3 or 4 all time in album sales for rock bands.

This is what you call blues Rock! Zeppelin were masters of the rock blues!

This is the ZEP from 1973,From the movie called The song remains the same.

Pure rock and roll, which is grounded in blues and jazz but includes individual. brilliance. One of the best bands ever. But how can you say that you wouldn't want to listen to them?

It was a trend in the 70s I was thier I wore those kind and of clothes he's also use too wear women's blouse chicks went nuts still do this was made in 1973

this is rock and roll with a blues filter. this is the early 70's when music was actually played by people not electronic equipment this was and still is considered the best rock band EVER!

Jazz Rock Blues They figured out how to deliver it all in one dynamic package!

YOUR NOT GETTING THE FULL EXPERIENCE OF WHAT HAPPENED THAT NIGHT AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. CHECK OUT "RU-vid" "LED ZEPPELIN: THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME (KONZERT 1973)-KOMPLETT! (2:11:19)" THIS IS A MOVIE OF THE ENTIRE CONCERT OF THAT EVENING!!!. THE BAND STARTS PLAYING THE FIRST COUPLE OF SONGS AND YOU THINK..."YEA, THAT'S OK ROCK AND ROLL". BUT WHEN THEY GET WARMED UP AND START TO PLAY "SINCE I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU". HOW DO I PUT THIS?. YOU REMEMBER THE MOVIE "THE MATRIX" THAT SEEN WHEN NEO IS GETTING HIS FIRST TRAINING ON THE MATRIX. THE TECHNICIAN SAYS "YOU MIGHT WANT TO BUCKLE UP DOROTHY, CAUSE KANSAS ....IS GOING BYE BYE". “I’M NOT KIDDING”. ENJOY.

If you want to hear more great blues guitar, try Buddy Guy, Freddy King, Albert Collins, Stevie Ray Vaughn, and Roy Buchanan. Go forth from there!

this was in 1973

led zeppelin IS HANDS DOWN THE BEST BAND EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Did u filmed it..watting to see ur reaction on master teaser

Led zeppelin is considered the biggest hard rock band ever. There a British super group. Thus performance was from the early 70s . They have a very large catalog of number one hits. Jimmy page the guitarist was the reason I took up the guitar. My dad was a famous drummer and tought me drumming at a early age. But he took me to a zep concert and I seen Jimmy page murder that double neck guitar and I was hooked. . You should check out some of there harder songs. Like " Whole Lotta Love"

React to going to california live version!!

check this 1 out, rock and roll live in 1972, roberts voice is a god damn air raid siren at this time! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-y3bcAKErY1U.html

One of the epic bands of the 70’s therefore you really should hear Pink Floyd “dark side of the moon” Great reaction always enjoy seeing young people discovering music when there was no auto tune, when musicians had to rely on their talent to play

Autotune didn’t exist when Led Zeppelin made their songs.

Stairway to heaven live Led Zeppelin that will change your mind trust me

Also try Achillies Last Stand from Knebworth 1979! And Dazed And Confused from this concert in 1973 at Madison Square Garden#!

It's been said that Robert Plant went down to the Crossroads, way down south in the States. I will let you research that.

It is blues at its basic level with a heavy rock overtone. He is singing in a blues/jazz style with scat overtones (1930-40's). This band was incredible with so many styles in their music. Absolute geniuses. When you came to a LZ concert you came to listen and let the music carry you away. N flicking lighters and no dancing either. There wasn't much room for that since there were thousands at their concerts. Too bad you don't know them since they probably are the greatest English band ever and that includes the Beatles and Stones.

Look a the faces of the people in the crowd. it tells you everything about this performance. They are struck dumb and staring in disbelief

What genre? It’s electrified blues/rock and for a time. The very best there was

History of the Greatest Rock Band of All~Time Chapter One ~The Genesis of Genius~ In the Beginning, there was Led Zeppelin. Then came Thunder, Lightning and the Hammer of the Gods. They came, They saw, They Conquered! Their legacy is infinite, timeless and forever belongs to the Ages. It is to you they write these tunes. It is all you'll ever need to know, it is all that really matters. You have found Led Zeppelin. Let the music be your Master! Will you heed the Master's call? 🍒 🇨🇦🍁🇨🇦🍒

You say you love the instruments, you should probably try a blind reaction to Rush live in Rio YYZ. It's not often you will find an audience sing along to an instrumental. As far as what genre, they took old blues and breathed fire into it. Rock and roll gods.

Blues rock blend ❤

Girl, to HELL with being “used to a genre of music”. Just let go, and be taken in the power of the sound. 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

What genre????

Keep listening girl. This band made some of the catchios songs.

Power, mystery and the hammer of the gods

They're lliving for every note!!!👍✌😎

It's British blues. American blues played louder and harder. It began in the UK in the early 60's with people like Cyril Davies, Alexis Korner and Graham Bond and got progressively heavier with the end result being Led Zeppelin. This music would later give birth to heavy metal.