You really really dig this band. BRAVO!!!! They stand alone as the greatest ever. You wont ever see a band like this again. Once in a lifetime. Great Grand Masters....of their craft.
the song rocks and rolls, but Rebeka reacting to it, gives me goosebumps every time I hear/see it .... & that's why she's the best music reviewer - she can react without interrupting the song, utilizing her facial acting ability, then talk about it after - instead of during -- GO GIRL!!! (& the best wanna be a drummer air drumming too)
Dunno if anyone gives a damn but if you guys are stoned like me during the covid times you can watch all of the new series on instaflixxer. I've been streaming with my girlfriend these days :)
Robert's pain & anguish over needing to get out of town when the shit gets old, and I guess ramble onto that R&R highway to groupie sex in every city? Yea, you're right tho - heartbreak is HELL ......
Other bands at the time were so jealous of zep they just didn’t raise the bar they completely blew it through the roof the best rock band ever hands down
Led Zeppelin one of the greatest ever. People forget the Robert Plants voice could be considered as a spectate instrument like the drums, guitar and the multi talents of a John Paul Jones. This is the era where rock shined unlike what you get now a days.
Rock is still alive just not mainstream like it once was try "The Warning" and "Liliac " and "Greta Van Fleet" and "Bandmaid" and "First To Eleven" if you want metal try "Motion Device" and Bandmaid is has a lot of metal influence also , if your more mello try "Dea Matroni" or "The Sixsters Band".
I got to see them perform back in the day. I had heard Whole Lotta Love on the local radio and I just had to see the band that made this. Thanks Rebeka, and keep rockin' like Dokken.
I am a Led Zeppelin fan from the old days...just stumbled on your reviews...I like them very much...thanks for not stopping and pausing during the song...your reactions are enough...
If you could time travel and be in the front row of one of their concerts I could easily see Robert Plant noticing you and inviting you backstage after the show. You’re a total rocker chick!
@Rebeka, i'm a 68 yo Englishman Londoner, so this group was conquering the world in my musically formative years: I saw them live at the 1970 jazz and blues festival at Shepton Mallett [the forerunner to the now legendary Glastonbury Festival] that summer where they were to top of the bill on the Sunday [Pink Floyd on the Saturday]. I thought these were pretty boring, in truth, and have never been much of a fan of their music. BUT it has to be said this song is SENSATIONAL and I am now more into their music than I was back then. Loved your reaction to it, awesome.👍👍👏
❤️♥️ Thank you Rebeka! As others point out, the audio is the studio version from their first album in 1969. It's one of their best songs. Your enthusiastic approval has made my day once again. You brighten every day in this dismal world. ❤️♥️
Ya gotta hear their "The Rain Song" and in the old days... everybody really payed more attention to the little things so really if you're not wearing headphones you're probably missing about 1/3 of the music.
AH Ha.... You did check it out Better still is the Denmark live version Led Zep had only been together about 6 months....actually filling in obligated tour dates that Jimmy has set up with previous band The live Denmark shows just how powerful his voice really is Is a diametrically opposed beautiful and painful song all mixed in one and in to a fantastic melody very haunting and painfully beautiful Such as life and love often is...
I first heard this song / album in 1969 at my 1st apt in So Cal. Also my first serious girlfriend had just broken up with me. This album helped me thru my first heartbreak . This album changed music forever and for the better. (I believe this is an audio dub of the recorded version. Terrific either way.....
LOL@your reactions. Yep, Rebeka, "ABSOLUTELY STUNNING" is an appropriate description of MANY Zeppelin songs. "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" is in my select "go-to" Zeppelin songs when I wanna go raw and rock out, and even after all these years, since 1969, this (and almost every) Zeppelin song sounds as cool and fresh each time you play them, which is unique vs. most any other band. Glad you discovered Zeppelin, you cool eastern European chick ;)
I'm loving 😍 your Zep journey, great that you showed yourself black and white to match the video, its one of my favourites, so thank you and keep going, there is so much more to see from them, stay safe from Scotland
I was 25 years old. This one hit me like a diamond bullet in the forehead. There is a before, and an after, when you have heard this song. I was never the same.
As other people have already commented below, this is the studio version off Led Zeppelin 1. I know every note by heart having listened to it for almost 50 years.
Yeah this was way before they opened their own recording company called Swan song so they could make their own decisions on what was going to be on the album they were one of the greatest rock ‘n’ roll bands probably will go down as one of the greatest they have the song stairway to Heaven that song has been number one on the top 100 more times consecutive times I don’t know how many years like 40 years that’s crazy that’s how good they were. Their music will live on until the end of time I believed
I’m glad you listen to Robert Plant voice off their first album. Early 1969 release date but recorded in 1968 late that year. That is one of the songs that really showcase plants powerful voice and the level that he can stream but not sound like a scream he just elevates his voice. Still waiting for you to react too babe come on home that song did not make the cut for the first album. But I think it should’ve Robert Plant voice is once again Off the hook powerful also dazed and confused from the same album as well. Robert Plant voice starts off powerful right out of the gate awesome reaction I love her you were speechless and that’s usually how people are when I hear Robert voice like this and the rest of the band
Led Zeppelin was one of my first musical loves when I really started to discover music outside of mainstream radio at the age of 14. I spent hours and hours listening to their first 4 albums, mostly with my headphones on (because my parents didn´t care for Led Zeppelin and I preferred to get along with them. ) So I heard this song hundreds of times AND I´m 99% sure that this is NOT a live version. It´s the album version. It´s burned in my mind and my memory. This is either a over-dubbed video of a live tv performance or a playback performance for TV. They had to do some cheap promo stuff in their very early days to get some recignition for their first album. And TV shows often would only allow playback. Especially with bands that had such a powerfull and crazy sound that the tv sound technicians didn´t know how to capture that sound properly. But the band very soon reached a status of success that they didn´t have to do TV shows. Or release singles. But wether it´s playback or overdubbed video, what you hear on this video is definitely the album recording.
A precious one. You have just begun an Epic Journey with Led Zeppelin. Now you must try Since I've Been Loving You. Achilles Last Stand and anything from the Physical Graffiti album dude I'm looking forward to reactions pretty girl period also listen to a voice from the heavens David Phelps. Songs like. No More Night. O Holy Night. Nessun Dorma. Mio Bambino Caro. Your Love. At the age of 52 he does a cover of Whitney Houston song. I have nothing. I promise you you won't be disappointed
You look like you enjoyed the performance? Great to see that these rock veterans can still impress more generations to come, and WILL !! Robert Plant does NOT disappoint!!
I was 7 years old 1st grade it was over for the Beatles and Elvis 1 year later Black Sabbath and Deep Purple the holy Trinity of British Heavy Metal was born
The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, The Who, Pink Floyd, Deep Purple and Talking Heads and Rage Against the Machine would be the 7 most important bands today. Not that their are actually bands today.
This was a Demo.. Back in the day, they sent films (pre-video) of their work to night clubs for booking.. the song is there studio version. notice no cords to guitars and Jimmy is the greatest.. but he can't make a electric guitar sound as a accoustic..lol
You can't just listen to a zeppelin song. You feel the emotion and it pulls you inside. Just as you did the drumming with your arms and singing motions and elbos to the beat. You live the song.
One of my favourite band of all time since my boyhood, love to see the young generations reaction, it was like the same kindred reactions when I hard it for the first time in the early '80s.
As a 17 year old in 1973, me and my friends went to a Led Zeppelin concert at M.S.G. in New York City. We were from New Jersey and drove in to the city. Unfortunately after the concert I lost a coin toss and I had to drive back home. Lucky for us we lived just on the other side of the Hudson! LOL! One of my favorite Zeppelin songs is "Over the hills and far away".
That rocking part of this song that Rebeka mentioned sounded like the main riff of Chicago's 25 or 6 to 4. This comparison may prove to be a bit controversial as some of Led Zeppelin's critics are really quick to accuse the band of ripping off other bands' sound or melody. As for Rebeka, it would be great if you could feature 25 or 6 to 4 by Chicago so you could get the idea of what I'm talking about.
Rebeka, Please react to one of their most beautiful ballads Robert wrote from the tragedy from losing his baby boy to a virus. From their last album: All of my Love.
I always enjoy watching other’s reactions watching / listening to a particular Led Zeppelin song for the first time. This one is amazing. 19 years old here. Glad you loved it!! Cheers.
So Zeppelin won the poll I see. Zeppelin are the GOAT, but it would have been nice to hear some 70's live Aerosmith. I don't know why only 4% or some odd number wanted to see/hear that reaction. I don't fit in here I guess.😙😏
Led Zeppelin often mixed songs with what they called "Light and Shade", slow and mellow and then fast and loud. It was something they liked to do. You may like the song "In the Light", it's not one of their most popular but it's pretty well liked. It has a lot of light and shade and it's also kind of unique overall. I am not sure if there is a live video our there of the song.
Love LZ tops. Canadian guy here and since you like rock and progressive rock why not try Canada's greatest trio Rush. Live songs to check out: La Villa Strangiato, Xanadu, Tom Sawyer, Spirit of Radio, Limelight and YYZ for starters. I think you'll like. They are superstar musicians. Come visit Canada one day if you haven't already. Enjoy your reactions.
Presumably lifted from American folk goddess Joan Baez, whose supernaturally-high register graced a similar finger-picking arrangement. Not even Plant was going to reach that far!
@Consuelo Patagonia Yeah, they are, but that's supposedly where they got the idea isn't it? And there are similarities. They've just done a rocked-up alternative.
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