Thanks, mate. Nothing chaps my hide more than people judging me based on their personal views as if I'm not allowed to think differently. SEE HUMAN BE HUMAN. 💜
It’s just great watching all these young people appreciating how good music was back in the day and love it that blows their brains. This band was undoubtedly the best band ever.
@@leddygee1896 That’s great! Music is so important! I remember as a child sneaking into the attic to listen to beach boy and Beatle records, my father lived in England for his childhood so it was a lot of English punk rock, classic rock. I was a big 50’s/60’s fan as a kid, swing music, big band. I didn’t know a lot of names but I love the music.
Imagine being 16 years old when Led Zeppelin hit the scene like a hurricane. Listening to them for more than 50 years. Now, watching your compilations delivers a whole new perspective to the experience. Thank you
I think nobody forgets the first time they heard Led Zeppelin you never forget it... And they just kept getting better and better exactly is my favorite Led Zeppelin song I got to hear it live twice..I will die a happy person
Led Zeppelin has been my No. 1 band since the release of the 1st album in 1969. First time I laid the needle in the grooves I knew it would be a lifetime love affair. Dazed and Confused is my No. 1 favorite from Zep's entire body of work. Great to see all these organic reactions compiled and watching others revel in the same discovery I did 55 years ago.
I'm 52 and have been listening for decades! Unfortunately, my friend did not get me a ticket to their last tour. 😑🤬 I introduced her to them. Needless to say she and I are no longer friends.
Oh look, this comment again. Boomers love to think nothing of their generation sucked. Because we all know how great Disco Duck and Afternoon Delight were.
I absolutely love it when black people love Rock and Roll music. Some are just on the grift so they not genuine reactions, but many are genuinely into it and if anything can bring whites and blacks together its Rock and Roll. Rap and hiphop couldnt do it, Rock is beautiful!! Thank you to all the reaction channels for looking after a dying genre. It's crazy because there's no need for rock and roll to end but there's not one single rock and roll song in the top 40 these days.
While I agree that rock definitely can bring people together I must disagree with you that rap music couldn't bring white and black people together if you've ever been to a rap concert you would see that there are many black and white folks enjoying the music there together
I was a teen in the 70s and you don’t know how I had to fight, was ostracized, made fun of because I loved zeppelin, yes, jethro Tull, Todd rundgren. I was called a white boy. Don’t forget little feat, zz top. It was worth it. Love to see you youngsters validate my choices. I knew I was correct!
Dear friends in the early 70's when I was a young girl I got tickets to see Zep in concert at the LA Forum. I will never forget it was an epic night for me. I vividly remember Dazed and Confused with Jimmy on his guitar with his violin bow. The 70's and the music were the best of times for me. ☮💜 and Namaste everbody
Awesome! The closest I got to seeing them at the Forum was them in life size photos plastered on the walls in band dressing rooms there. I'm truly envious 😊
I double dog dare anyone to be running on a treadmill when Jimmy's guitar solo kicks in with Bonzo going insane. Without a doubt...all things considered... Led Zeppelin is the GOAT.
Dazed and confused is exactly how I feel watching this video. Led Zeppelin's music cannot leave anyone indifferent. Thank you for this wonderful Christmas gift WonderMommaOG. It is impossible for us to return the favor.
Thank you, for the new mashup! I love seeing these reactions to the perfection of Robert Plant’s voice and Jimmy Page’s guitar! The blues? The best rock band ever and one of my favorite songs. I love Led Zeppelin too. I wasn’t old enough for to appreciate it in the 70s. Then 80s music came in. We still listened growing up in the early 80s at parties. Now, I appreciate Plant and Page enormously. LZ must be taken a little at a time. There was no more LZ without Bonzo.
Another wonderful job, WM! I remember sitting with my pals in HS and listening to this when it came out. Then we went to see them in ‘69 on their first US tour in SF! ❤❤
Lucky! I feel a void in my life that I never got to see them live. But I was 8 years old when Bonham died and things ended for Zeppelin. I just have to live vicariously through those who have seen them live.
I was already impressed by your amazing and unique editing style, now we get to see your spreadsheet skills too?! I don't know how to handle being this impressed.
great great great compilation, ma'am!!! it is SUCH a surprising song---the fusion of blues and rock is beyond belief and you can tell the effect on people is MASSIVE!!!! That was FUN!!!!
Yes, absolutely! You get the pin for this video too! Your led zeppy reactions are fucking amazing. I can't hear these songs for the first time so the next best thing is watching someone else hear for the first time that has similar effects on them as it did me. Thank YOU, for stopping by to officially give your blessing for using your reactions. You will likely make the cut for many future videos. 💜 I hope you will take me up on my suggestion of exploring A Tribe Called Quest for OG hip hop greatness. Eventually, I will be doing a comp for their songs "Electric Relaxation" or "Award Tour". The D.O.C. is another OG hip hop artist I would highly recommend. As if you don't have enough suggestions already, I'm sure. 😅
This Aussie thanks you! I love watching people discover the ~fabulousness~ and their reactions of Led Zeppelin. They are ..every generation music. But so much more, words cannot describe their amazing talent. Ive grown up with their music and never ever ever tire of it. ❤ Thanks again.
I want to thank you for your compilations. I was 13 in 1970. Music is my oxygen. I went to so many concerts and witnessed the greatest of bands. I sang in bands for years, starting at 19. I actually blew a huge deal. A promoter was in a bar where I was singing. Tiny tiny bar lol He loved my voice, asked me to meet him in NYC. I did, huge office on Central Park West. He gave me an unknown album and asked me to learn 2 songs and make a tape acapella. I was so excited on the train ride home. I told my friends and family but no one really cared. Me, being self concious, blew it off. The promoter called me at work so many times pushing me to make the tape. I blew it and singing was everything to me. I was 20 at the time, from a small town on Long Island. I don't talk about it. This is the first time I've mentioned it. Keep up the comps!
@@WonderMommaOG I don't know your musical taste. I listen to so many different artists. Have you listened to Chris Cornell? I'm not a huge Soundgarden fan, but I love his solo and accoustic music. His album "Higher Truth" is phenominal. He loves melody and writes poetry. "Murderer of Blue Skies" and "Through The Window" are two great songs from the album. Always listen with headphones to hear the nuances of instruments and vocals. Wishing you a wonderful new year.
@@Fuphyter I listen to a little bit of everything and a lot of certain things. Chris Cornell has been on my playlist for a long time. Though, I haven't done a deep dive on any of his solo albums. I definitely will do that very soon. Thanks again!
Needed this on xmas day. These reaction compilation videos are tremendous. Great song choices also. I saw page doing the violin thing with the firm in the 80s. Unexpected and surreal. God bless.
❤ it thank you.....just finished work on Christmas eve and I thought bit of zeppelin.....this is really good and you should be very proud it....merry Christmas and a brilliant New year....more zeppelin please...thank you
All of you have old music souls. Being a child of this era I could totally seeing all of you rolling with me in the 72 impala looking for the party at the water tower. Zep, Floyd, Rush, Sabbath, Deep Purple, Yes, AC/DC,etc blasting!
Once again the compilation videos are just awesome especially since i watch a lot of these reactors on their own channels. Love your work WonderMomma!!!
A real powerhouse! A 20-year old First-Time listener nailed it! "This is a song about TOXIC LOVE" This can bring everyone together because regardless of your age, race, gender, background or current situation, this is something we ALL have to deal with at some time.
Been listening to them so long, I kinda forget how it made me feel the first time but seeing it affect all these uninitiated brings me right back. The live version on TSRTS is 7 more levels of insanity, not to mention Earls Court, how the west was won, royal Albert hall, blueberry hill and on and on and on... Great Video Momma thank you.
You have really added value in the creation of this. Great work ethic, care and attention to detail and an organised process too. I hope you get the success you deserve with this and keep on your roll.
OK good people. This gave me much joy. Watching everyone rock out over something I grew up with. I can tell you that back in the day we had the same reaction. Even more so. Because this was new at the time. Enjoy
Je suis vraiment heureuse de voir les nouvelles générations se pencher sur ces années musicales tellement riches de créativité... Bravo à vous et continuez à vous enrichir de ces sonorités hors sol hors temps 👍👏❤️
We called it acid rock. I saw them in ‘73, Vancouver, BC, CA. My BF, our friends & I drove the 8 hrs from Portland, OR. I was 16. It was epic. We had our tickets, got in line in the afternoon of the day before the concert and it’s where we slept that night. All to get decent seats. Still, we didn’t get on the floor but we were on the 1st tier so that wasn’t bad. The 5 of us crossed the border into Canada without a problem. Weed, cocaine, ‘shrooms & LSD on board, ready for a long weekend. Only 2 of us were over 18. No passports needed & I don’t remember having to show ID (there’s a lot I don’t remember from that weekend) but, IDK, maybe the driver at least did. Hell, I didn’t drive yet so don’t think I even owned ID other than a birth certificate. No idea if I had it with me. That’s what freedom looked like. Different times and very grateful I was there.
The RU-vid gods were gracious enough to direct your channel into my feed, and since Led Zeppelin is my favorite band EVER, I had to watch. This is fantastic!!! Thanks for the hard work, and the live version at the end where you show your hard work!!! Great jobs deserve attention, and my subscription to your channel!!! More Zeppelin!!!! Throw some Who and Pink Floyd's in too...lol
When this came out people didn't worry as much about lyrics like today. The music was first and foremost and lyrics were sometimes just a curiosity. Rap music has the lyrics ahead of the music and that's ok and understandable. I like music that sounds good, regardless of genre (including rap).
My first Zeppelin track was Dazed and Confused, I heard it at 13 and I was forever changed, it's so great to see others have their first experience of this song/Led Zeppelin.
When I was 16, my boss told me if you feel the music, Dazed and Confused is an acid trip set to music, & Whole Lotta Love is "a matinee" I'll call it😂(& climax) set to music. Hard to argue
I can't believe all these young people have never heard of these great bands of the late 60 s and thru the 70 s where the hell were their parents and grandparents I'm 69 and My kids and their kids know must of that music my kids grew up with 80 s Metallica iron maiden Judas priest etc etc 🎉☮️💊💊💊
Another great complimation WonderMomma, Great to see people’s reactions and finding music we have been listening to all our lives, Led Zeppelin are my favourite band, Rob Plant lives five miles up the road from me, I have met him in my local Co Op supermarket, I was reading the Classic Rock magazine and his album Band of Joy had just come out, he said will you look at that, he’s been with us all week, eating drinking and partying and he’s slated my album, I’ll Kill him or words to that effect 😂, and he’s also being known to have a few pints in the pub then get up and sing, Not up his own arse like a lot of them, remember he heard of a child with a brain tumour, and so he put a concert on straight away in the town hall. Keep On Rockin WonderMomma!! 🤘😎🎸💀👊
I really look foreward to WonderMommaOG's efforts. It's got to be a tremendous amount of work. Thank you... Love watching those reactions from people who never got to grow up with this fantastic music... Thanks again WMOG..
@@WonderMommaOG we'll get him there... Just everyone wants him to do live ...but only some bands sound good live, I agree the studio version is the way. You are very welcome.. 🤘
I was lucky enough to see Led Zeppelin twice in concert in my young days I was that lucky twice and guess what I still have one of their t-shirts at home Zeppelin does he get much better than that especially in concert
Great vid. I’ve always loved when Page ALMOST goes off the rails during the solo, only to drop into that grunge fuzz and the double drum drop. This has always been my “go to war” song. I remember introducing some friends in Indianapolis to this song. Sitting in a car after rehearsal dinner and watching their faces melt and heads explode.
Back in the 70's bands had to be comprised of vocalist and musicians, Led Zeppellin, Earth Wind and Fire all had musician's on stage performing! Not to disrespect any other older or newer generations, but that is why people are so surprised by that generations music.
This is a fun one! Well, they’re All fun, but I’m the old school and bought ZEPPELIN one when I was 14 in the mid 70’s. I had zero clue as to what I had bought, I just thought the cover art looked cool so how bad can the music be. Ha Ha! To this day that is my favorite album, I believe it’s the single greatest Rock album and the epitome of Rock and Roll. It’s their bluest album. It’s fun watching people freak out on something I’ve been listening to for decades and can sing all the songs to. I know it’s weird to see all of us 50 something + , fat, balding, white dudes singing along and jamming to this type of music by heart. We were teenagers when all of this got started, so we were in on the ground floor. I remember watching an newer, live, RUSH video and when they showed the audience, the first several rows were nothing but 50/60 year old white dudes! I thought, poor RUSH, these are the hardcore fans. Then I realized that the band had grown up with these guys all along, it was just weird seeing it, then I remembered, I’M ONE OF THOSE GUYS! Ha Ha! My generation rules this genre of music Big Time! 😁 I really want to meet some of these reactors in person and sing along, jamming with some hard songs they’ve never heard and I know by heart. I just want to see the expression on their faces when I show I know the song, ANY song! Ha Ha! Scary. 😬
The one guy said "This sounds better than a lot of the stuff I hear today"......Uh yeah, that's because it is. It's original artists, with talent, not "sampling=stealing" other people's music, and they actually play their own instruments. There is a reason why a song like this which is over 50 years old is still fire today.
Its been so long. I know this will be enjoyable bc alot of these I've seen but been waiting for a compilation 😁 Brainsqueeze reaction is the best u always watch his reactions 😁
This might as well have been titled, "The song of two Johns". JPJ's rhythmic and balanced basslines combined with Bonzo primal, trance-like pounding are the core of this track. Robert and Jimmy are like the icing on this cake.
Greatest Concert I ever went to was Zep. 3 hours of mind blowing showmanship. Heavy Blues mixed with Rock. 4 musicians that are a levels. The absolute best at their craft. So them 11 times. nothing compares to them even now.
Jajaja hey chicos por esto y más Amo Led Zeppelin Forever Todos esos cambios , el solo . Los riff la bataca increíble , imaginen yo escucho este rolón desde los 16 años como en el 87 's por eso por mi pasión por esta banda sobreviví a muchas cosas . Y nunca me sentí sola .
Well, thanks to a few reactors for the lyrical content...I bought this album the first day it was out, because I *liked the look of the album cover!* Haha, and to this day the music has blown me away so much I don't know, or even care (lol), what the lyrics are! But, I suppose it's nice to know, haha...
Led Zeppelin are just one incredible band with the unbeilavable drumming of John Bonham the bass and keyboards of John Paul Jones and the electric guitar of Jimmy Page and the amazing vocals of Robert Plant
To imagine that any of them might see this video is in an honor, in and of itself. I might pass out if any of these artists ever made me aware that they've seen it. lol
