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You said it! This is one of my very favorite Led Zep songs. Bonzo is attacking the drum kit, Robert is wailing, Jimmy is violin bowing. I love the part in the middle where they switch to "The Hunter". Robert's vocal when he screams "gun" at the end is out of this world. This song is right up there with Dazed and Confused and Whole Lotta Love IMO!
Now you know how I felt like growing up with this amazing music. I'm 64 and it sounds just as good now as it did back then. Kickass music. There will never be another led zeppelin, Beatles, stones,acdc or pink floyd but the music is eternal
Sadly : This will never happen again, absolutely. The only thing we can do is pass it off to peeps like our sister here, and hope they coddle it like we always have. And I have Faith.
John Bohnham is technically still learning in this album. CRAZY..... That is how great he was he still so young here playing like a professor of percussion
On their first American tour in late '68/early '69, Led Zeppelin was the opening act for Iron Butterfly. This song was their closing number. There's nothing like destroying the headliner act.
@@peterbulloch4328 I WAS THERE AND BLOWN AWAY. IRON BETTERFLY CAME ON AFTER ZEP AND MESSED UP REALLY BAD. YOU COULD TELL THEY KNEW COMPARED TO ZEPPELIN THEY WERE A GARAGE BAND. IT WAS A NEW TIME FOR ROCK AGAIN, LIKE CREAM AND HENDRIX AND JEFF BECK.
Love your reactions. You can tell when they are authentic. So great when you discover an amazing song. You know a song is great when you are tired at the end cause it takes u emotionally. Led Zeppelin is from England but always loved American blues, jazz, rock . I think that’s why they appeal to so many.
O.M.G! You were so tuned in with this song! I’m an old fart that grew up with this song many years ago when it first came out. It’s so great to see a beautiful young person like you getting into every note and phrase of this classic.song!
Technology has both hurt and helped music over the years, however music back then was from the heart and soul and being true to their music. Im very amazed of how the blues had influenced so many then and now.. It seems now a days everyone is commercialized in their music and its more about the money and not from the heart towards fans.. LONG LIVE ZEPPLIN!!❤
Them Brit cats took a genre of music the southern blues and revived it with their added flavas and spices. They were badass. Zep P Floyd the animals the zombies to name a few
Check out Lovebites and Band Maid from Japan. Two bands that sound better live. Jimmy Page told the drummer from BM that she reminded him of Bonham. Nothing as good as Zepplin but closer than American autotune...
This is, by far, the best video you have put out. By far. Congratulations. Firstly, due to the choice of music. Secondly, your reaction. And thirdly, you raise a question which too few people ask. Is Hi-Tech now just a "crutch"? Well, no, it shouldn't be, but it is - it's used as a substitute for actual musical ideas. How many tracks can you lay down now in a studio? I've no idea, but Led Zeppelin only had four tracks to record this LP. But they had talent. Tech. will never replace talent.
Ok Girl, I know you did this react a while ago. I've been listening to this album for 45 years. My cousin gave it to me in a box of albums in 74 I was only 10. I listened to them all, but fell in love with this one. I was older than my age. Started toking at 12. This my most favorite album, and my most favorite song off the album. Not by much they're all great. THX Different backgrounds hun, but I can tell this affected you, like it did I. Your Wild! and damn.
Fun reaction!!! Thanks for digging one of their best tunes. One of Plants best vocals and with all the transitions, time changes, etc, I challenge any current band to even ATTEMPT to play this tune.
I just subscribed... I grew up on LedZep and it was so awesome to see a young lady as yourself really grooving to HOW MANY MORE TIMES I felt like we were sitting side by side enjoying it together. I wish you tons of success!
Led Zeppelin One was the blueprint for rock music in the 70's. Jimmy Page is the Master. Everything is by design and for effect. Nothing is left to chance in their music. His guitar solo's are relentless. Great choice. Keep on keep'n on. 🤟
Seeing your reaction I have enjoyed (again) this song a lot!. (A song that I have listened one million of times more or less...) You made me move my head and play drums with the pencils I had on the table . Thanks :)
Here's the thing with Zepplin...every one of their albums were hits. The album Presence; the 7th studio released LP, was the most under rated Album, but one of my faves lol. Played drums to every song hundreds of times each! An many other bands too lol. Seen Zepplin live twice
Thx Scribe! Zep's debut album was/is a masterpiece, every song incredible. I remember first hearing it summer of 1969, when I was 15, it was unlike anything I had ever heard. A couple notes of interest: At around 4:30, the rhythm used is called a 'bolero', created by the composer Ravel about a hundred years ago, it has been used by some rock bands (Roy Orbison - Running Scared; Deep Purple - Child In Time; Emerson Lake and Palmer - Abadon's Bolero; Styx - Lady; Alice Cooper - School's Out; ) The other thing, at 7:44, they are definitely ripping off the lyrics from "The Hunter" by Blue Cheer (I believe the very first 3 piece heavy metal band), whose album came out the year before (1968).
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Hey, I think you are awesome!!Love your energy to the music I had the privilege to hear and see as they were actually performing at the time. Love you!!Keep up the Fire! As we said in my division in the U.S ARMY!
"...once you've reached a certain level, there's no more excuses...". Never a truer word said. Funnily enough and conversely, many good bands back in the day fell by the wayside because they couldn't transfer the energy and excitement they generated live, on to vinyl. A living was made from vinyl sales, not live performing, unless you were filling stadiums, which is different to today too, I believe. Many others didn't break until they released a live album. Zep were lucky in one way in that Jimmy Page had been a very in-demand session musician and so knew how to get it down on vinyl, and of course, who he needed to help him do that. I've enjoyed so many of your reactions, but have not commented before. You can see you're a muso from the way you pick up on little things and can switch from instrument to instrument. And I'd have to say, I'm with many other comments I've seen, in that you can naturally belt a note. From your songs, it's not what you are into though, but you should give it a try, perhaps live sometime. Good luck.
I think you hit the nail with the hammer, you're perspective is right on cue, while technology has become more affordable & enabled better recordings in general, there isn't anything that can replace the soul & depth of a band in sync with one another, btw this song fucking ROCKS!!!!!
So much of Zep is based on the great Blues guitarists/singers of the old South. Blind Lemon. Ledbelly. R Johnson. Before even rock n roll was a thing on the radio. This is one of them brought writhing and moaning and shaking its ass into modern daylight.
I know you won't ever see this comment cuz this vid is so old, but what might blow your mind is that drummer John Bonham got his first drum kit just 4 years before recording this album. He got his first kit at age 15 and was 19 when this album was recorded. GOAT
You answered your own question by listening to this song.. by these great musicians who spent hundreds of hours improving.. not only their talent, but their genius and passion as well! Love Your Grit Girl!
Currently at my childhood home, helping my 90-something parents. Just realized I am listening to this, turned up to 11, in the same room where I first heard it in 1973. Some things don't change. Zeppelin.
One of my favourite reaction videos. You clearly loved this record. And it's one that rarely gets mentioned as among their best. And you're right: advances in technology are as important now as they were in the 60s and 70s - perhaps more so today, with regard to democratising access. But ideas come from people, not machines. If the ideas aren't there, forget it. ✌️
I'm an semi-olden dude now but I felt the same, total goosebumpage, when I first heard this song in the early 80s. Then I learned John Bonham had died a few years before and I'd never see them live. That was a sad but glad moment. Google the isolated drum track. Its mesmerizinging. Bomham was the shit. He just oozed an instinctive feel that was irreplaceable, RIP John Henry Bonham. Thanks for the gifts you gave us all.
My brother brought this home one fine day in 1968. Then we knew the Brits knew more. Mssrs Plant, Pagey, Bonzo and Johnny Paul - yep. Zep, say it again. I invented your dance style, by the way, in 1975, spreading out from West Hollywood. I'm 69, 109 pounds, 5'9" and if you come to Hollywood I will introduce the guy who danced with Funkadelic one fine night on Sunset at the Whiskey Au Go Go, 1974. By 1975 I had invented the original Napoleon Dynamite style and so moved on to the I Don't Care, Much Anymore - starts out torch style and turns into a Zep styled no apologies given Jimmy. So in the early 90s I hear about a dance style and I said out loud "no way". Zep was there with the Houses of the Holy when I started dancing so they are DNA prominent. The first album blew our stupifd minds and isn't that a Howlin' Wolf line??? Oh well, it's Zep, bra. Even Island People get Zep. Kidding. You should see the log drumming that goes on till the dawn's early light. Oh, yes, the Island people have been doing the gods of thunder act for a very long time, go figure. Everything comes from something, surprize and the sources are infinite. Yes I invented the "K" dance style in 1975 and I am alive all you jive turkeys. I'll show you, in Hollywood, my ipod, anytime. (that means that I will demonstrate a much less athletic style the origins) and yes, I will dance for you so film it knuckleheads. "Hey, this guy invented "k*******" in 1975". Your dance gets Zep so thanx I knew that the newTube would find you. I'm not even doing da mattz on 1968. Like, 54 years? That's a lottaZep, for better and for worse.
Been seeing ur reaction to ZEP !! I know that feeling of the music roaming AND bouncing around ur skull!!!! I felt that ever since I 1st heard them back in 68 !!!!!
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I love watching the sisters and brothers digging on the rock and roll from the 70s. Yes so open minded it wasn't like that when it was happening. Swoop swoop Oh baby rock rock.
I was jamming right along with you, so much fun. Zeppelin is greatness all to it. Unfortunately today's music is basically to computerized no human feel to it at just cold sounding.
Greatest rock band. And raw talent. No pro tools. And live instruments beat technology any day. And this is 50 years ago. Technology made more accessible but less artistically talented.
