Led Zeppelin - The Rain Song (Earls Court 1975) | REACTION 

Hope you guys had an INCREDIBLE time😂❤️

My mother's favorite song,all the way up till she passed at 89 years of age..

“Upon us all, a little rain must fall” From whispers to thunder, Zeppelin does it all.

Page’s atmospheric guitar work live here is second to none! He is a amazing artist, musician and creative genius.

Arguably the best rock band ever and certainly the best drummer ever john Bonham.

"Upon us all, a little rain must fall." We girls had HUGE crushes on Robert Plant and Jimmy Page back in the day, LOL! Robert Plant just sounds like a British dude talking. The violin sound comes from the keyboard, played by John Paul Jones, along with the bass. He is multi-talented.

It’s Led Zeppelin, what did you expect? Arguably the best rock ‘n’ roll bands ever

No love for John Paul Jones? Not only is he playing the Mellotron keyboard, he's playing the bass parts on pedals with his feet.

I have been stuck on led zeppelin for 40 years and I cannot store they truly are the definition of rock and roll led zeppelin masters of rock and roll

"I don't even know what kind of music this is. It defies classification. There's such tasteful, beautiful detail in the guitar, and a triumphant feel when the drums come in - it's sad and moody and strong, all at the same time. I could listen to this song all day. That would be a good day." - Rick Rubin

Jimmy Page...best guitarist ever...JPJ plays keyboards and bass with his feet. The keyboard sounds like the violin.

The lady who made the super suits in the Incredibles? Peace

If you haven't noticed each one of the members in this group are Master's of their Instruments and more!!!EACH ONE OF THEM!!!!!!!

Plant and Ozzy have that voice that will never be copied!! Very unique voices!!

Rock Gods...All of them. Gifts to humanity.

Robert's voice is not only for singing, It is an actual Instrument!

Robert's speaking voice is quite unique, with a soothing tone. His singing voice at the time of this recording was somewhat strained. Still a beautiful rendition of an excellent tune.

They are the best!100yrs from now they will still be saying there one of the best.

The violin sound is John Paul Jones playing a Mellotron, an early synth like instrument. Technically its not a synth but im not going to go into the details, there are RU-vid videos explaining about them.

One day Jimmy Page's friend GEORGE HARRISON was giving him a little s**t that Zeppelin didn't have any ballads, so Page went away and came back with this little gem. True story.

Robert is magical musical wonder❤❤❤

This is my fav Zeppelin song ❤️

Very glad to know younger and even persons of color and very pretty too who are discovering Zeppelins magical tunes! I love watching your reaction!!

"It is the springtime of my loving". "So little warmth - I've felt before". "You are the sunlight in my growing".

Stevie Ray Vaughan's performance of 'Texas Flood' live will blow your mind. I won't give a clue so you can experience it! Rest in power Stevie Ray.

He talks like he sings. It is pure poetry and it is fun to hear him tell stories of the old days. He is in his 70’s now and still touring. He now does Blue Grass music with an artist name Alison Krauss. They are awesome together. Their latest album is called raise the roof. Also Robert has a podcast called Digging Deep season 5 just started up again. I would kill to play like Jimmy😎

You can actually tell Robert is having a tough night in this version. We all have them, but imagine putting out this level of energy night after night. The version from the MSG recording used in the Song Remains the Same theater release catches Robert at his very best and he takes this song to unprecedented levels.

One of my favorite songs. I did have an INCREDIBLE time. Thanks!

I am really enjoying watching you discover and enjoy led zep and Queen. I heard led zep from my brother's bedroom for years when I was young but I never really listened properly until i was older and now I love it too

Helene here: His speaking voice is beautiful. Over the past year, once I discovered the wealth of them on RU-vid, I’ve listened to dozens of interviews with him...because I too find his voice calming and lovely. And we are not alone. It’s probably a gender thing, but you can see so many comments on Zeppelin platforms about Robert’s speaking voice. For your own pleasure, I would suggest that you just put Robert Plant interview in RU-vid.....you will get dozens......from the early days of 1970 or so...to present day. He is now 72, but his voice is still...........so lovely. Plus, he’s a great storyteller and a font of knowledge about music....blues, bluegrass, folk, North African and Middle Eastern......Niah, He has his own podcast calling Digging Deep, where he talks about the songs he has written and performed over his more than 50 year career. Since you love his voice, for your own personal journey, don’t forget that he has had a 40 year solo career after Zeppelin died. Look up on RU-vid the song Big Log....It was the first big success he had after he went out on his own..1982 I think......great song. Jimmy has a nice speaking voice as well....but only Robert’s can relax me so much it can help me sleep! Here is a link to a 1975 clip of Robert doing an interview. There are snippets of several songs included in the background, Stairway and a couple of others you haven’t reviewed, but not enough to “ruin” a future reaction at all, or I wouldn’t send it to you. Note the feather in his hair. Nice touch. The feather was Robert’s symbol. (As you get into Zeppelin more, you will discover that on Zeppelin IV, each band member developed a symbol for themselves. Robert, as the writer of the most of the lyrics, picked a feather) Anyway, here is a link to the interview. I hope that you follow it into your very own rabbit hole of listening to his lovely speaking voice. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1_Q-npi8EE8.html

This is what can happen when your bassist is also your keyboardist, mandolinist and keeping the whole thing tight while your soloists rock

Awesome! You do the best reactions to Zeppelin! You truly get them! It's great seeing somebody listening to Zep for the first time that truly understands them! So cool!! Oh, and I'll guess Harry Potter!

I know cause I was there, Earl's Court. Right at back, but that was okay because you could hear everything. Hey Thelma - where's Scooby? i was 16 just and went with my brother. (also had my first drink and spliff) - don't tell mum ...lol. You won't feel sleepy at the end.They had very profound effect on many of the ladies in the audience, shall we say. We left and after a few days later when our hearing came back, we decided to form a band. We learnt every song they did in months. The melotron gives the string effect. Try some Prog next. The Immigrant Song, which you'll know when you hear it from movies, Dazed & Confused, Since I've been loving you, live from MSG. Achilles Last Stand. I now teach music and use Zeppelin as a case for power and synchronicity.

The greatest voice on rock and roll history Robert plant

You're keeping me up way past bedtime to check out all these Zeppelin reactions LOL

Loved it! One of my favorite songs. Cool that I look listen to it with you!

The GOATS OF GOATS!!!!! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👏🔥🔥🔥🔥 I don’t know what movie character you are...but you’re adorable! 😘

This is my favorite or at least, depending on my mood, top three Led Zeppelin songs.

this is an incredible song for driving late at night. or rainy days obviously.

Please also do "In My Time Of Dying" from the same venue, same year (Earls Court, 1975) and check out an early performance (Danmark 1969). Thanks so much!

This is a musical journey they take you on

It's REALLY NICE TO SEE YOU FALLING UNDER THE SPELL OF LED ZEPPLIN I CAN DEFINETLY SEE YOU ARE HOOKED IN SO MANY WAYS

You picked a GREAT one here! Well done, young lady. Keep it up. Going to California would be one you would really like I think.

Having a crush on every member of Led Zeppelin is perfectly normal. Every man and woman feels it too. Haha

More Zeppelin reactions please you are genuine, and that is well appreciated

Great reaction, I'm a huge Zeppelin fan ,love that you're doing led Zeppelin ,how about doing the live version of 'In My Time of Dying" from the Earl's Court 1975 concert

Not hard to be crushing on these guys they definitely set the bar For quality for all time

I highly recommend hearing the studio versions of these masterworks for sound quality, additionally in-studio, they can add multi-layered tracks that are insane and will blow your mind... IMHO of course. The violin is John Paul Jones on the keyboard. P.S. I met Robert Plant and Phil Collins at a doctor's office in Dallas Texas back in .... i think it was probably 198...4-ish? They were both totally friendly and polite. I am glad to see you enjoying. Cheers!

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I used to work at a recording studio in Nashville when he was there one time and he came up and spoke to me alone in a room! Best moment of my life haha

Led Zeppelin is the greatest band ever. Normally that would be an exaggeration, but in this case, it’s pretty close to a fact for the world. Each member of the band is considered one of the best ever in their respective role, if not best. There is a reason they are legendary

In this genre, I think that it would be hard to argue that each member of this band isn't a top 1, 2 or maybe 3 greatest of all time in their respective disciplines. If so, I can't think of a single other band that can say the same.

Again ANOTHER GREAT reaction. Thanks, thanks, thanks, This is one of my favorite LZ songs - definitely can take you somewhere away from the here and now. I have a real crush on all of them too. . . . .PROUDLY, I might add. The violin sound is coming from John Paul Jones (bassist/keyboardist) - for this 1975 concert it was played on something called a Mellotron - it's an electronic keyboard-like instrument that plays certain looped sounds - it's kinda like the ancestor of sampling today. LZ uses the Mellotron a lot. And the ending - Jimmy can do ANYTHING!!! Absolutely agree about Robert's voice and it is identifiable to me anytime anywhere. Helene, one of your commenters below, gave a great description of Robert and his voice. His interviews along with Jimmy's are all over youtube and one or 2 from JPJ, the bassist/keyboardist. Robert's had a great solo career after LZ and has given us more fabulous music. He and Jimmy Page toured in the 90s with Page and Plant No Quarter - "Unledded" with an live album of the same name. Original stuff plus they reworked many of LZ's songs in an acoustic way- so many of the performances as incredibly beautiful the incorporate orchestral strings and Middle Eastern musicians into many of the songs. Really wonderful. Link to BEAUTIFUL TO THE MAX version of the Rain Song from Page and Plant ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Mvw--mNvPXQ.html Other Zep suggestions for you - from their first filmed performance 3-1969 when Led Zeppelin 1 was released. It is a KILLER. The music world didn’t know what hit them. Blusey/rock How Many More Times ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qSIS0o7vtPE.html adapted traditional folk Babe I’m Gonna Leave You ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wO6bRjcyQN8.html One of their best known songs, played at almost every concert this one from 1970 is my favorite - before they reached “rock gods” status ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8WoQDpz7HOM.html 1973 at Madison Square Garden is pretty awesome too ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZQgYn23Xvck.html Beautiful acoustic folk, Going to California more poetry from Robert from 1975 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rSfpwuUauwI.html Studio, When the Levee Breaks incredible groove, trancelike electric blues ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FFDYuO53BUk.html No Quarter live from 1975 ANOTHER SONG THAT WILL TAKE YOU ON A JOURNEY ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mGthaP2BVUI.html Blues rock from 1979 last concert in England Nobody’s Fault But Mine ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-iwBMVg9L7Q0.html sort of a mini tour through LZ. One last one - from their reunion concert, very very special, the EPIC, EPIC Kashmir (and much sampled) many people think this is the very best version of this song ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PD-MdiUm1_Y.html Hope you’ll check out some of these. There’s so much great music from them. Peace!

In my time of dying by led zeppelin listen to this

If you want the pristine greatness of this band I would suggest you do studio versions to get the experience of hearing what we all heard before we could ever hear it live with a Tour. The live versions are unique improvisations of the songs, each version it's own Masterpiece. The recorded version will give you the original sound and vibe, and continuity through the tune, and then when you see the live versions you can know where all the changes, and embellishments are. If you want the full force Zep I would say that The Lemon Song, and Heartbreaker/Livin Lovin Maid should sufficiently Melt You

One of the best pieces of music ever written...the lyrics are a bonus !! Plz do THE LEMON SONG..Great groove song.

I had an incredible time!

Speak to me only with your eyes, it is to you I give this tune,,, Good stuff!

The violin/orchestral sound you hear is played on a mellotron by the bassist/keyboardist John Paul Jones.

The GOATS...THERE WILL NEVE BE ANOTHER ZEP! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Who in the band wrote these beautiful lyrics? Absolutely beautiful song. Love song. I become emotional. This,to me touches a " chord" for which I cannot describe.❤❤❤

Every woman had crush on Robert Plant (singer). Dude was the 1st rock star with swag! 😂

This was recorded towards the end of the tour when Roberts voice had already too much wear n tear and needed rest

Jimmy played some songs using a violin bow. It is on some live videos on here too... It's amazing all four of them met. John the drummer made their songs harder than most people think. He's one of the best...

My first thought? "You're a wizard, Niah" 😂

Love this one to death.

Great reaction! You should try out their earliest tv appearance. Very good quality even by todays standards. Try out How Many More Times Danmarks 1969

As you can most likely tell, Robert Plant, as a lyricist is extremely inventive. When he does interviews he is very funny, and flirty as well as Intelligent.

Don't worry, girl, a crush of any size on one or several Zep members is in no way an unique phenomenon. 😁 That was 100% part of their whole legend status. I might recommend another Earl's Court performance, 'Kashmir', if you want to hear Robert talk for a bit. He had a very pleasant deep timbre and definitely pretty unique tone. The song itself is *incredible* -- definitely one of their best.

You need to do Kashmir, gorgeous! That song will take you to another reality. I recommend the studio version, but do it regardless ✌️❤️

Only thing I want to say is that you look amazing!

You should listen to them with headphones in. You catch the depth of their music

Dig your Led Zeppelin reactions vids----- please add to your list In My Time of Dying. The is the band I listened to in highschool in the 1970s. They were young as well which is because the music they put out was quite inspired and different.

Loving your vids. Few things. The guitar player is Jimmy Page, he wrote most songs and was basically the brains behind the band. Robert Plant is vocals, wrote his own lyrics. Songs to react to..... 1) in my time of dying in earls court, do that like NOW. 2) Every song is good. But I would love more acoustic songs, sets them apart from the other bands. “Tangerine” “Bron-yar-stomp” “hey hey what can I do”. All would get the Zep base watching and hopefully people new to their music

This song was my favorite part of LZep's movie "The Song Remains the Same"

Love your moment ... please consider reacting to Dazed and Confused ... the song off their debut album, there are some epic live versions

The keyboard is your violin. Those glasses suit you in an odd way. In a perfect world, you would have been in the front row of that show, and he would have pulled you up on stage and sung this song directly to you while looking at you. Of course the years don't mesh so this is not that perfect world. Did you ever see Heart doing a cover of Stairway To Heaven live? You should check that out if you haven't seen it, it is nothing short of amazing, and that is coming from a long time Led Zeppelin fan. So you have a crush on every member of the band.... How cool is that!! Thanks for this, take care and stay safe.

Edna!!😊🖤

Niah, just for pleasure watch Robert Plant and Jimmy Page The Rain Song Live. Jimmy is on the acoustic guitar. Robert singing. Great back up music and singers. Very pretty.

Listened to this music all my life and it never gets old. By the way Velma in Scooby Doo.

Since you want to hear Robert Plants talking voice check out this performance of In My Time of Dying. He speaks a little bit at the beginning of it. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CyyT8dgaVY8.html

You can't blame anybody for having a crush on these fellas. They're extremely not my type, but I certainly fell in love with the band and the music. And Jimmy's guitars... Oh mama.

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The live version is good. You should listen to the studio version too. Also, watch the movie the song remains the same. It’s an amazing Led Zeppelin movie.

Please react to any song from the performance at Royal Albert Hall 1970. YOU WILL LOVE ANY OF THEM WITH ROBERTS VOICE! Please upvote guys and girls!

Do yourself a favor. There is a Kennedy Center Honors tribute to Led Zeppelin. The whole thing is about 22 minutes long, but will give you some much needed background on the band. It ends with Ann & Nancy Wilson of heart singing Stairway to heaven as the 3 remaining members of Zep watch. Robert Plant, Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones. Plus the son of their deceased drummer is the drummer for Stairway. He wears his dads hat in tribute. RIP John Bonham.

Led Zeppelins record deal was unpressidented in that they had complete creative freedom to do exactly what they wanted

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Robert plants voice is beautiful and his talking voice is to he has a English accent

If you want more Robert Plant.. Try 'Long Cool One' which is one of his solo songs later on

Over the hill and far away, Down by the Seaside, 10 years gone, nobody fault but mine, any Song Physical Graffiti!! House of the holy!! My fav 2 bands are Led Zeppelin then Black Sabbath. But im glad you like Zep!! John "Bonzo" Bonham died at a young age and he is consider one of the best of all time and is the best in my opinion!!

Here is something U need to do, (2 things actually); 1- watch the video of Led Zeppelin receiving their Kennedy Awards from the Kennedy Center; 2- watch & react to Heart doing "Stairway to Heaven" in front of Led Zeppelin at the Kennedy Center.. ♠W.G.

If you want to Robert’s speaking voice, check out his podcast “Digging Deep”. In another vein, you should also check out one of John Paul Jones’s projects, Them Crooked Vultures (with Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl on drums and Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme on guitar & vocals).

Babe I'm gonna leave you Trampled under foot Kashmir Ramble On My absolute favourite Zeppelin song is: What is and What Should Never Be. You can't go wrong with any Led Zeppelin though.

From the first album (Led Zeppelin I 1969) you still have: Good times bad times. Babe i'm gonna leave you. You shook me. Dazed and confused. Your time is gonna come. Black mountain side. Communication breakdown. I can't quit you baby. How many more times. From second album (Led zeppelin II 1969): Whole lotta love. What is and what should never be. The lemon song. Thank you. Heartbreaker. Living loving maid she's just a woman. Ramble on. Moby dick. Bring it on home. From the third album (Led Zeppelin III 1970): Inmigrant song. Friends. Celebration day. Since i've been loving you. Out in the tiles. Gallows pole. Tangerine. That's the way. Bron-Yr-Aur-Stomp. Hats off to (Roy) Harper. From fourt album (Led Zeppelin IV 1971): Black dog. Rock and Roll. The battle of evermore. Stairway to heaven. Misty mountain hop. Four sticks. Going to california. When the levee breaks. From fifth album ( House of the holy 1973): The song remains the same. The rain song. Over the hills and far away. The crunge. Dancing days. D'yer Mak'er. No quarter. The ocean. From the sixth album ( Physical Graffiti 1975): Custard Pie. The rover. In my time of dying. Houses of the holy. Trampled under foot. Kashmir. In the light. Bron-Yr-Aur. Down by the seaside. Ten years gone. Night flight. The wanton song. Boogie with stu. Black country woman. Sick again. From seventh album ( Presance 1976) Achilles last stand. For your life. Royal orleans. Nobody's fault but mine. Candy store rock. Hots on for nowhere. Tea for one. From eighth album ( In through the out door 1979): In the evening. South bound suarez. Fool in the rain. Hot dog. Carouselambra. All my love. I'm gonna crowl. From last album (Coda 1982) : We're gonna groove. I can't quit you baby. Poor tom. Walter's walk. Ozone baby. Darlene. Bonzo's mountreux. Wearing and tearing. Unreleased songs: La La. Travelling riverside blues. The Girl I Love She Got Long Black Wavy Hair. Baby come on home. Sugar mama. Hey hey what i can do. St. Tristan's sword. 10 Ribs & All / Carrot Pod Pod ( Pod). Key to the highway / Trouble in mind. Jennings farm blues. Live only songs: Somethin' else. Sunshine woman. C'mon Everybody. All recommended

The mighty LED Rock/rock and roll/ acid rock/ heavy metal/ progressive rock/blues/soul/pop/funky/middle eadtern/love songs/country/ disco/ The mighty zep If they get together one more time they will do rap

I think you may like The Who. Another British rock band from the 60's through the 80's.

I see you haven't posted in a while. There's alot of us wishes you come back. A do a reaction to zep " fool in the rain. You love it..

Maybe u can react to anything by Steve Vai in the near future ? Amazing modern guitarist w amazing music... I think you'd love it !

Whoa I didn’t recognize you!