First Time Hearing Led Zeppelin "Whole Lotta Love" Reaction | Asia and BJ

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@sabinabrozynski9215 2 года назад

The drums on this song are insane! John Bonham RIP!

@johnr.8275 2 года назад

I agree. Bonzo remains the greatest rock drummer that world will ever see. His swing, his feel, his POWER will never be replicated.

@thomasburt8995 2 года назад

@@johnr.8275 Jason is pretty damn close tho

@johnr.8275 2 года назад

@@thomasburt8995 Absolutely agree, Thomas. Nobody but Jason could have (or should have) played the 02 show. Jason was absolutely amazing that night; leaps and bounds better than when I saw him in '88 on Jimmy Page's "Outrider" tour. That said, Jason was pretty damned good even back then!

@privateidaho1029 2 года назад

Yep he shreds them

@kramerbassplayer 2 года назад

Bonzo is always killing it

@billcole5035 2 года назад

This band changed the whole structure of rock music. They came in on the scene towards the end of Beatlemania and really took rock music to a place where it had never been before.

@phytheshyguy 2 года назад

When they hit the scene they were also like 19, its crazy.

@billcole5035 2 года назад

@@phytheshyguy you're absolutely right! To be that talented at that young age and Jimmy Page was doing most the the arranging and mixing in the booth. Incredible . Thanks for the reply.

@Sam-qr9wu 2 года назад

Led Zeppelin was the best rock band of their time - so awesome!

@dianelake7802 2 года назад

they came in later then beatlemania. That was mid 60s. When Led Zeppelin came on the scene the whole love, peace hippie era was coming to a close. The people were ready for something new and different

@BoxerRick Год назад

Good way to put it. And very true

@maureenlyons-brennan1146 2 года назад

Blows me away that people haven’t heard this song before.

@sopwithpuppy 2 года назад

Like you, and many others here, I grew up listening to this (and other Led Zeppelin classics) as well as bands such as Pink Floyd, and we were BLESSED. To see another generation listening to their unique gift for the first time is quite a trip. The absolute GENIUS of Led Zeppelin cannot be argued. They will remain one of the top five groups of all time for the next hundred years. It doesn't matter who comes along between now and then, they will still be there, guaranteed.

@philstone3859 2 года назад

@@sopwithpuppy, so we have another hundred years?

@sopwithpuppy 2 года назад

@@philstone3859 Of course! The human race will evolve though. We will be born with masks and we will evolve the ability to breathe through our backsides, and all our pants will have anti-viral capabilities.

@bobhope3716 2 года назад

@@sopwithpuppy Now that's funny 🤣 ! Lol

@williamsherman1089 2 года назад

My parents always said this was a bunch of noise. I don't sit around and listen to music all the time but I still love this noise and probably not gonna outgrow it anytime soon

@Frank-pe9pk 2 года назад

Led Zeppelin had total control over the recording of their music. Hearing this when it first came out was a real trip. All these years later it never gets old. I’m so glad I grew up in this period of music. Late 60’s and all throughout the 70’s, in my old ass opinion, was the greatest time of music…ever.😎

@bjcee1108 2 года назад

Also grew up in that era. We were fortunate.

@hoppinhoudini 2 года назад

Without a doubt the 60's,70's were the Absolute best Era for Rock & Roll,Southern Rock,Country...hell all music back then was the Premium!

@guydaves3925 2 года назад

Also grew up late 60s Early 70s great music still love it

@rembrandt702 Год назад

You are so correct. I saw them in concert 1973. They are all four geniuses.

@BBaldwin 2 года назад

They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band.

@ingobordewick6480 2 года назад

Led Zeppelin more or less invented "Sex, Drugs & Rock 'n' Roll", they were bad ass and didn't say no to anything. This song is just proof of that. Greets from Germany!

@2869may 2 года назад

"Babe I'm gonna leave you", "Ten years gone", "What is and what should never be", "Fool in the rain", "Going to California", "Good times Bad times" are just a few of their best....!

@2869may 2 года назад

@@Jericho363 Hard to chose a fav, but it is first on the list...lol And "Dazed" should be....

@rdm552 2 года назад

Endless Hits

@StonefieldJim4 2 года назад

Brilliant, eclectic selection, Nick!

@2869may 2 года назад

@@StonefieldJim4 Thank you sir....

@johnfiver2670 2 года назад

Over the Hills and far away

@richardmartin9565 2 года назад

This album introduced a new sound to music. A lot better sound quality and stereo separation than most songs produced before 1969.

@greypossum1 2 года назад

This is over 50 years old but would still be a massive hit if it was released tomorrow.

@TheKvs777 4 месяца назад

This is such an accurate statement.

@DrinkingmeadwithsamAdams 2 месяца назад

I agree, these kids have missed out on some of the best music of all time.

@juliemanarin4127 2 года назад

Greatest band in history! Please do more Zeppelin!!

@alrivers2297 2 года назад

Top three are The Beatles, Pink Floyd, and Led Zeppelin. Everybody has their own order

@bobhope3716 2 года назад

@@alrivers2297 There's only one " best " . LED ZEPPELIN. !

@Triggerhippie70 10 месяцев назад

Listen at 53 years old my mother was a huge Led Zeppelin fan. I grew up listening to Led Zeppelin and they are nothing short of fucking amazing!

@rickamerson5690 Год назад

There music was simply genius! It came from otherworldly dimensions, delivered through the mighty ZEP!

@tomantipodes 2 года назад

Because their songs were way too long for radio this band was basically learned about by word of mouth. This also allowed them to be way more explicit than other bands of that time. Saw them at Festival Hall in Brisbane in 1972 and they blew the roof of that place. Jimmy Page did some solos that went for like 20 minutes.

@beckyfrogers 2 года назад

It was called FM radio. FM was relatively obscure and played whole albums. It brought a lot of music to people who wanted something outside of pop.

@johnr.8275 2 года назад

"Saw them at Festival Hall in Brisbane in 1972." Lucky!!! Zeppelin were never better than in '72, in my opinion.

@scapito 2 года назад

It's a naughty but fun song. 😜 Led Zeppelin had a lot of those.

@johnnosiennek7066 2 года назад

The lemon song may shock them too LOL

@scapito 2 года назад

@@johnnosiennek7066 LOL no doubt!

@neilwharton2160 2 года назад

cool

@jeffcampbell668 2 года назад

Stacey, I own a book titled "Deep Blues" by Robert Palmer (no relation to the late singer of the same name) which explores black music brought over from Africa with the slaves and ends around the mid 60's. (BB King comes in near the end of the book) My point is, Jimmy Page was hugely influenced by the black musicians from the 20's to the 50's. This book goes into great detail about those old blues boys and cites numerous examples of lyrics that were "naughty". Everyone knew what was being implied but yet there could still be an innocent explanation for it, LOL. I urge anyone who reads this to find a copy of this book. Once you read it 2 or 3 times, you will understand where every band from (1962-Present) The Stones/Beatles/Zep/The Who/Pink Floyd/Sabbath/Queen/Rush/ ACDC/Van Halen/Iron Maiden/Tool, etc comes from. Without the guys detailed in this book the music we know and love might not have happened.

@scapito 2 года назад

@@jeffcampbell668 I've watched documentaries with similar content, definitely sounds like a book I'd like. Thank you! I'll be checking it out.

@darrenmiller6927 2 года назад

They were HUGE when I was a kid in the seventies. Super tight band. So hard when John Bonham died in 1980. We all understood why they quit. It was all four or nothing. Great band.

@robinlabouche2230 2 года назад

Zeppelin were brilliant and this song is a classic !!!!!

@bostonvair 2 года назад

I've always felt that this song is one of the best pure rock and roll songs ever. That weird part in the middle was kind of a hip thing to do in 1969 when this song was released. It adds to the no-holds -barred out of control vibe of the song. The instrument that makes all the weird noises is called a "theramin." When the guitar solo comes in after it, it really hits hard. BJ was right about the meaning of "back door man" too. They guy that comes and goes via the back door when her husband/boyfriend is going or coming via the front door. Considering that this was the opening track on Zep's second album, it was just such a great blast of bravado that cemented Led Zeppelin's image early on. I love watching reactions to songs like this, so I can imagine what it's like to hear it for the first time. Great, classic song.

@jonathanlocke6404 2 года назад

We used to call parts like the middle section here the "freakout", and for a brief period of time, in that sort of transition from acid rock to heavy metal, no self-respecting groovy rock and roll band would dare to release a signature song without a part like that in it. Usually, they would edit this part out for a single version for radio, and only the hipper people who had heard the album would know about the "freakout"...It was a definite holdover from the psychedelic era...

@theinquisitor4844 2 года назад

Back Door Man is a reference to anal sex.

@bostonvair 2 года назад

@@theinquisitor4844 Not in this context.... it's an old blues idiom for an illicit lover who comes and goes through the back door so as not to be seen by the husband/boyfriend who comes and goes through the front door. But yes, it modern times, it has come to mean that as well.

@theinquisitor4844 2 года назад

@@bostonvair LOL The song is a reinterpretation of Willie Dixon's You Need Love and Back Door Man. It meant that way back before Dixon wrote them.

@johnr.8275 2 года назад

Eddie Kramer, engineer on this track: "The famous Whole Lotta Love mix, where everything is going bananas, is a combination of Jimmy and myself just flying around on a small console twiddling every knob known to man." What a great visual!

@jamesharper3933 2 года назад

This song is like a big freaky trip. The instrumental part in the middle has a eerie feel to it. So many fabulous and flawless songs from the masters of hard rock.

@shaun374 2 года назад

It's meant to simulate "making love".

@chrisholland6052 2 года назад

Something about this song you need to recognize. Whole Lotta Love was ground breaking in it's use of bass and drum. This song was the first top song that used bass riffs as a lead instrumental, paving the way for a lot of other groups to do the same. Same for the drum solo.

@henriettaskolnick4445 2 года назад

It's all about "sex, drugs, and rock and roll". Zeppelin would often do panning in their songs so different parts would go back and forth between the headphones. The breakdown part was Jimmy Page playing a Theremin, which is an instrument that looks like an aerial and emits an oscillating sound by moving your hand close to and around the aerial while he used a dial to control pitch. I'm glad you did the studio cut because the "official" video has a shortened Theremin part and I'm also glad you've done another Zep song because it's been a minute lol. Please do more!

@EasyZee69 2 года назад

I don't about the drugs and rock n roll part, but definitely sex. "I wanna be your back door man" means anal sex.

@joannparker1977 2 года назад

An overwhelming majority of their songs were not at all about sex, drugs, and rock n roll. They were a very cerebral band

@MrDiddyDee 2 года назад

@@joannparker1977 Yup, they were thinking about the next round of sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll.

@ilikejohnhurt 2 года назад

Seeing Page and Plant in concert and seeing Page use the Theremin was so cool.

@OneThousandHomoDJs 2 года назад

You should see The Song Remains The Same, where Jimmy uses a Theremin during the concert, so you can see how they work. This song was based on blues standards, and "back door man" was the old-timey way of saying "side dude." :)

@neuroben1 2 года назад

Brings back fond memories. Saw them live twice. Once at Berkeley Hi school auditorium and LA in my youth. Their musical abilities were peerless.

@arsenalmanic 2 года назад

Legendary band ! Different level to todays bands "since i've been loving you" (remastered) is top notch!!!

@unclefido6484 2 года назад

Zeppelin kept it raw. As the bluesman intended. Every Zep song is killer! Custard pie and Rock&Roll ya gotta react to. There diversity is off the charts. Songs like misty mountain hop, and the Rain song, the Ocean and Down by the seaside.

@donnabruhn6907 2 года назад

The first Zeppelin song I fell in love with was Good Times, Bad Times

@vincentsablan732 2 года назад

I love how BOTH of you caught the vibe!!! By the end, you Asia felt it. And BJ, you were ROCKIN', my friend!!! Awesome guys ..

@debbiemccain5850 2 года назад

DO THE VIDEO!!!🎸🎶🎸🎶🎸 Every single Led Zeppelin song is "a song within a song"!!🎸💙🎸 Please continue down the LZ rabbit hole...you wont be sorry!! "Babe, Im Gonna Leave You", "Ramble On", "Kashmir", and " I Cant Quit You Baby" are just a few(unless you have done any of these)🎸🎶💙

@AlmaCynthiaVerdejo 2 года назад

This is a heavily inspired by , Muddy Waters “You Need Love”, which inspired Small Faces “You Need Loving.” Both songs are big inspirations for this song, especially Small Faces’ lyrics.

@citrine65 2 года назад

Good trivia, I didn't know that. Thanks!

@mikemartin8747 2 года назад

this was the only #1 single for Led Zeppelin. thier other hits were too long for singles. they had multiple #1 albums though.

@juliemanarin4127 2 года назад

Every album went platinum!!

@davidspalten1304 2 года назад

Communication Breakdown was ranked #1 for a few years running in NYC's WNEW FM's listener poll.

@pesmerga182 2 года назад

Albums were more important back then

@michaelt3308 2 года назад

Their bro THEIR!

@neillenet291 2 года назад

Whole lotta love reached #4. Led Zeppelin has never had a number one single.

@trishahamilton5880 2 года назад

PLEASE watch Led Zeppelin live at Royal Albert Hall doing Dazed and Confused and you'll see the genius of Jimmy Page!!!❤❤❤❤

@trishahamilton5880 2 года назад

@Tom Jones I think I've seen them all...lol! I'd be happy with any of them!!

@specialteams28 2 года назад

8:45 you nailed it buddy. Plant is singing to all the ladies out there. In a famous live version of the song he ad libs a little and says “I want to give everybody my love!”

@JaakkoTK 2 года назад

I remember so vividly when I heard this gem some fourty years ago! It changed my life!! Happy New Year from Finland!

@stevenmonte7397 2 года назад

"way down inside..." "every INCH of my love...." come on! and the middle is basically him giving it...

@rebelbabeconner9064 2 года назад

This was my time and favorite band... I even met them backstage in early 70s

@ronniel879 2 года назад

Robert Anthony Plant … raw as he could be in 1970 !!! LoL . It is still as fresh as when it was released.

@dawnbailey910 2 года назад

Can't go wrong with Led

@johnwdaley4727 2 года назад

May l suggest the 13 minute live version...showcases their astounding talent!

@greggoodwin3908 2 года назад

First heard this in 1969 at Camp Pendlton. The Beatles had just released Abbey Road and i was astonished at the sound. Both albums traded places at the top three different times into the first couple months of 1970

@jasongraham5648 2 года назад

Simply the greatest rock band on the planet.

@titusho2 Год назад

Trippy fantastic 🚀🌃 ...the power of Led Zeppelin.. saw them in 73' and 1997 both at MSG.. memorable! 💐💐🌃🚀

@steve55sogood16 2 года назад

This song, along with the rest of Led Zep'2, changed things for me, played it to death!

@bandecop8068 2 года назад

I got this album when it fist came out its one of there best very heavy sound👍

@RM-ks8pp 2 года назад

One of the mighty Zeps best. That strange guitar sound is Jimmy runing a violin bow across the guitar strings. Zeppelin was such a diverse band. Each one of their albums had a different vibe. So many great tracks like Dazed And Confused , Nobody's Fault But Mine , Black Country Woman , the list goes on.. Peace

@juliemanarin4127 2 года назад

Actually he is playing a Theramin

@thomascerulli8013 2 года назад

This is by far my fav reaction from both of you. BJ was banging his head to the beat. I’m 60 and I love seeing our younger generation. Grooving to the music. In life the one thing that will always bring everyone together. Regardless of Race, Creed or color. Is music. Keep on Keeping on, I’m giving you both a standing ovation on this one 😎

@BoxerRick 2 года назад

I loved Zeppelin. Black Dog and Rock and Roll are my 2 favorites. I remember letting my Dad hear this. He said “Those cats is high as hell!” I just laughed my butt off.

@troy9er 2 года назад

You can’t go wrong with any Zepplin tune, they are all great and timeless!!!

@maryhanrahan 2 года назад

Probably my favorite rock song - came out when I was young - love it - I would say the song is an 'experience'

@bushchat28d 2 года назад

Way to go Asia!! 'Oh My God' as Jimmy and Bonzo do their thing is just about right 🙂 EDIT: One of the best reactions I've seen to this epic track :-)

@evelynne2846 2 года назад

That's what's nice about the official video. You see what's going on during the instrumental section. Each playing their instruments, dancing.

@shaun374 2 года назад

It's amazing this was just "a band." The UK did a poll once somewhat recently and asked people to rank the best musician at each position of a band. Best drummer, best guitarist, etc. All four of these guys were ranked as #1 in their respective category. They were beyond a supergroup. They are arguably lb-4-lb the greatest collection of musical talent ever assembled in modern music, including one-off collaborations and supergroup albums. Just insane to think about these four just happened to get together and form a band and make some music. I think they were 19 when they made this song. Insane.

@freefredie 2 года назад

It's Thursday, it's 7 o'clock and it's time for Top of the Pops. This was used as the theme music and chart rundown music for the flagship weekly British chart show from 1972 - 1981 when it was replaced by Phil Lynott's Yellow Pearl (another banger). Cant hear this without thinking of TOTP.

@rnrmunimula3756 2 года назад

Asia, I remember listening to this song on my record player/stereo for the first time when I was 13 years old. The look on your face during the freaky, psychedelic part was exactly how I felt then! 😂 My mom was in the kitchen and called in, “What are you listening to?!” But I was pulled in to the unique sound if Led Zeppelin. NO ONE sounds like them.

@SEKreiver 2 года назад

I was the same age when I heard it. Blew my mind. Still my favorite band.

@karlmerriam 2 года назад

Everyone's mother said the same thing

@stephanlazarz1921 2 года назад

Love you two, at last people not cutting in & out of the track. The emotion in your faces shows how much you understand music, keep up the good work.

@ivyvines6708 2 года назад

ROCK & ROLL!! Asia, BJ, thank you guys for playing this. I never have so much fun as when I watch you guys. If I could wish for something I would wish to be able to take the two of you back in time, back in the day and just go to a couple of old school rock concerts. I think that you would have really liked to be there just once. Anyway I just love the responses that you have to some of the early music. Your reactions are so sincere and cute that I laugh along with you till I cry. I enjoy the work that you do here so much. Hope y'all have a Happy New Year! Peace & Love to ya. ;-) ;-) ;-)

@countycricklewood 2 года назад

From probably there best album. Each tune a classic. Still have my original vinyl in its iconic sleeve

@jamesdeer4535 Год назад

Asia I love the look on your face when you first hear some of these rock songs. Like amazement

@davehess1019 2 года назад

this is why Led Zeppelin is THE GREATEST rock band ever .

@Henry-Paget 2 года назад

That guitar solo is dirty as hell. Page is a god.

@BBaldwin 2 года назад

Glad the middle section wasn’t cut short on this one!!!!👍 Zeppelin were masters of dynamics, “light and shade”…

@IshwaraYogaNET 2 года назад

I've rarely seen BJ so into a song ! Fabulous ! .....and fun breakdown, your relationship definitely makes this channel fun for me, and as I've said Asia's mystical diving into the heart of things with her gaze and mouth, and BJ's humour and little quips, its all good you two

@MrThumbs63 2 года назад

Never trust anyone who doesn't like Led Zeppelin.

@mr.knowitall6440 2 года назад

You guys should listen to the live version from their "How the West Was Won" album. They do a medley of stuff in the middle of it, so it feels like 5 songs... 🤘😎

@blastingweevil2968 2 года назад

U.K Band's and MUSIC RULES...... led zep are possibly the best and most iconic rockband the world has ever seen....

@nativepapi6818 2 года назад

Back in the early 70s if you listen to bands like this you were a hippie, the first time I seen them in concert back in 1975 here in St.louis I barely walked out of the arena lol. My second favorite band ever. Robert Plant said in a interview when he was a young boy living in England that the first time he heard Elvis sing on the radio he knew he was going to be a singer. Elvis was his favorite singer growing up. He findly got to meet his idol when the band went to see Elvis in concert. Elvis knew they were there and mentioned that Led Zeppelin was in the crowd and Robert Plant said he wiped the tears from his eyes. When one of Elvis's bodyguards walked up to the table and told the band that he wanted them to come over to his hotel after the show to meet each other they were shocked. That interview is on utube if anybody is interested in seeing it. It's pretty interesting.

@clydeb7713 2 года назад

This is BANGER country y'all! Rock on steroids by the great group Robert Plant and Led Zeppelin! 😛😛💯💯. Happy New Year to a GREAT couple and RU-vid all stars!

@theNOVEMBERman1116 2 года назад

Another great reaction to a great band and song. Checkout some more great songs from led zeppelin like when the levee breaks, the lemon song, black dog, ramble on, thank you, and in my time of dying

@BobJohnson-mq2dr 2 года назад

Back then and still now, greatest of all time..they made the blueprint for everything to come after this

@eviekelpie1 2 года назад

Happy New Year! Led Zeppelin, my favourite rock group ever!!!

@brettwilkie3833 2 года назад

Glad you did the studio versions before any live performances as you need to hear at it was first envisioned before seeing them live.

@MisterWondrous 2 года назад

This was a great 45 record because the flip side was "Living Loving Maid", another great song. It is the one that "Whole Lotta Love" leads into on the album, I'm pretty sure: "With a purple umbrella and a fifty cent hat..."* *Not talking about the artist, Fifty Cent. His hats are more expensive. In concert, those weird sounds in the instrumental section of "Whole Lotta Love", are shown to be made by a violin bow on guitars and cymbals. Jimmy Page did some of that in his gig with the earlier perhaps greater band, The Yardbirds...who could also boast of Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck as guitarists in the band. Lots to explore. Thanks for sharing great music.

@catmanpc9166 2 года назад

Heartbreaker leads into LLM, just looking out.

@MisterWondrous 2 года назад

@@catmanpc9166 Oh yeah, thanks! Another very great song!

@robertphelps1574 2 года назад

He didn’t use the cello bow in Whole Lotta Love you might be thinking of Dazed and Confused

@volbeatrules6528 2 года назад

BJ nailed it. There’s a lot of Led Zep DNA out there. Hard to judge em, when you get the pick of the litter in every town you play in.

@anthonyblakely399 2 года назад

"Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" and "Since I've Been Loving You(Live)" by Led Zeppelin!!!! Fire!!!!

@terryhayes7687 2 года назад

So cool how Asia lights up when there is a killer guitar playing... especially with ac/dc.

@jesusgarcia-xf9ge 2 года назад

LOL!! That look you had Asia on the freak out section!! Priceless! The mighty Zeppelin! Follow...

@hillbillysimmer7120 Год назад

Bear in mind, this song came out at the height of the sexual revolution, before anybody had any idea that there were STDs out there that could kill you. Free love was the vibe, and this time period was the epitome of the "Sex, Drugs, and Rock & Roll" mantra.

@mauriciodelarosa2449 2 года назад

Asia blushing a sight to see.😁 This song is a classic! 🙏🏽✌🏽❤️

@perrynelson4254 11 месяцев назад

Asia...LOVE your tunnel idea!! It does feel like we're going through a tunnel in that first instrumental passage 👍

@honestabe1940 2 года назад

Zeppelin was one of many great bands who took inspiration from old Mississippi Delta Blues. Down and Dirty!

@kennyh5347 2 года назад

you guys did this song justice listening to this with headphones on. love from Buffalo

@johnwaga3702 2 года назад

One of the greatest rock anthems! Happy New Year to you both!

@brian5154 2 года назад

When I was waiting in Epsom High Street to take my bus to school back in the early 60's this boy used to walk past me with a guitar on his back. He was going to his school. He was well known in Epsom (town 20 miles south of London, England). If you wanted to learn to play guitar you wrnt to see Jimmy. Well Jimmy (Page) went on to become one of the world's greatest rock guitarists and was one of the founders of Led Zeppelin.

@marypurpura4692 2 года назад

So fun watching you guys experience Led Zepplin. I am 45 and have been loving them since I was a kid. My Uncle got me into it back then. I am enjoying watching you guys enjoy them too

@marilyngordy3670 2 года назад

Year 1975. Sitting around with friends smoking blunts, listening to the Zep. Awwww memories

@mongosaqqara 2 года назад

My favorite LZ song...often voted best riff in rock...love Plants orgasm at the end...I watched you guys from your first Zeppelin song...they are growing on you haha....great review

@josephgrijalva9395 Год назад

i used to hear this on my transistor radio. it was among a few songs that i hated because it was too long. of course i love it now. one of the best Zeppelin songs ever.

@gsprings43 2 года назад

love that you can hear the blues in their music along with that hard rock edge,great combination

@oobrocks 2 года назад

This album, #2, blew my mind and changed my life....just wow!

@michaelpoore8368 2 года назад

The late great John Bonham on drums. He was a beast! RIP Bonzo.

@environmentalcanadian2338 Год назад

This song is about intercourse. He's going to give her "every INCH of my love". And he's going to give it to her "way down inside" of her. In 1969, when I was 11 years old, I purchased this album within a few days of its release. I loved your reaction. How could you not love this song. This is a great classic rock song from one of the best rock bands ever. Peace, Calvin.

@usmc-veteran73-77 2 года назад

Great album. I bought Led Zeppelin Two, back in 1969, when I was 14 years old. I had to play this song, when my Dad at work. New Subscriber too.

@cherisemelf4758 2 года назад

Led Zeppelin kicks ASS! Nobody will ever be like them again. Enjoy, I had many good times in H.S. with these guys! Hard to believe it was over 40 yrs ago. Listening to this, I forget Im an older adult! We had the best yrs growing up in the 70's.

@chha6439 Год назад

Can’t believe nobody’s heard this song before I grew up with it. But you’re getting ready to hear it now enjoy. He’s talking about making love boys and girls.

@sharrongrant6240 2 года назад

Listening while stoned was crazy good...never forget the good ole days!!!

@frankflores8449 Год назад

You guys do a great job you’re my number one reaction team. Great job. Check out Led Zeppelin Achilles last stand.

@patriciamcl54 Месяц назад

"Your back door man" was a phrase much used in the southern blues that influenced LZ more than anything else, meaning, as you said, the man who sneaks in the back door when the husband is out. LZ had a reputation as hell raisers, but Robert Plant recently said that most of what the media said just didn't happen - it was just good for the image. Robert is still grooving and touring. A few years back he won a Grammy for his collaboration with bluegrass queen Alison Krauss, Raising Sand. It's worth checking out,, together with the follow up album, Raising the Roof. His voice still is unique, and his willingness to go into a musical world he didn't know is typical of LZ in general. None of their songs is just like another, they used all sorts of influences and dared to make it different every time.

@manna6618 2 года назад

Inspired millions to learn guitar this one...what a riff.

@justinthyme5382 2 года назад

The USA gave the world Blues music, without Blues no Led Zep. Hi from Perth Australia saw them play here in early 70s. I'm 82 years young this year and still rocking mainly in my rocking chair.

@spruce381 19 дней назад

When BJ is saying it’s really hard to get the lyrics, Asía looks at him, with a - are for real face 🤣🤣. Asia you defo got it. Great reaction ❤️👍🏽👍☘️

@johnblue8907 2 года назад

Love you too :) The thing about the length of the instrumental is how much more powerful it makes the guitar solo when it comes in

@jhmyersii 2 года назад

Picked my son up from school one day and this was playing on the radio. The part where Plant goes; aaah, aaaah, aaaah, aaaah, aaaaah, my son yells out chooo! Now I can't hear this song without laughing.

@zamdrist 2 года назад

This song more than any other song I think is quintessential hard rock. It is the template, it is the place from which all hard rock comes from and is inspired by. It's flat out the best hard rock song made IMHO.