MCA+ shows DJ one of his all-time favorite songs the Legendary Whole Lotta Love by Led Zeppelin! I didn't realize that this was a shortened (Radio edit?) version of the song before we started to watch it.
It's awesome to see us old school kids showing our younger generations our music. They are realizing that we had better music than they have. More meaning to it.
@@GetSidewaysReacts I just turned 59 last month...I'll accept the "old School" moniker.....even though my brain sometimes tries to tell me I'm young, haha!
Listen to/watch "IT might get loud" a documentary with Jimmy Page, Jack White and The Edge from U2 talking about playing guitars, made me realize how bloody incredible Jimmy is. Growing up, this especially was my mum's music, even if I always liked it, it embarrassingly took her passing away for me to really realize how brilliant this is. Also... RADIOHEAD!!
Just checked out your list of videos posted. Good mix: classic rock; a bit of metal; grunge....Enough in those genres to keep you busy for a year at least...That “official video” that goes with this song is OK, but hell, the version from MSG 1973 is a much better experience. Hope you show some live Zeppelin so your friend can see the energy and charisma blasting off the stage.
@@GetSidewaysReacts Oh ok. Nope I didn’t know where the shirt was from. I thought you were talking about what was on it. But I definitely was around in the 80’s for all the hair bands. Loved them then and still do.... but I wasn’t in Ohio 🙂
LIKE David Lee Roth? Plant was the mold....the whole Rock God image. DLR did a superb job as a Rock God frontman as well.....with similar look. As did David Coverdale of White Snake.....but he was pretty blatant about copying Plant...even down to gestures and body movements onstage.
Hey guys. This is a _very_ rough mix of the song, and it is missing many key components of the final cut. The final album version is _waaaay_ better than this.
@@GetSidewaysReacts Yeah. This is one of the tough things about picking a RU-vid Zeppelin song. Page released all the albums remastered, plus, outtakes and first cuts of many of these songs, so you have to be mindful when choosing any of them.
Everyone borrowed from everyone back in the day. Others “accuse” Plant of copying Roger Daltrey’s style. Roger is having none of it. Robert was just being Robert, Daltrey says....and who is Roger’s “Rock God”? Why, Robert Plant!