What a Great Song! Led Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Love  

Not only were the voices high in the 70's, we all were lol

This was recorded in 1969,the term "back door man" is an old blues term meaning the husband goes to work through the front door and her lover comes in through the back door 😊

You can’t go wrong with exploring Led Zeppelin’s catalogue - they were innovative, diverse and musical gods!

No other band was like Led Zeppelin

Zeppelin were actually around between 1969 to 1980. They along with Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix, The Beatles, Rolling Stones, The Who, etc. Were considered the pioneers of rock and inspired bands in the 80s onward.

The 70s, a whole different world to the 80s

There’s no one like Led Zeppelin!

Led Zeppelin was the 70's. Aerosmith, Slade, ELO, Chicago, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, The Who, Peter Frampton, BTO, Boston, Bad Company, etc....! It's easy to research it.

that was the 70's Dude, a coming together of 4 extraordinary musicians.. they didnt put a foot wrong the whole catalogue is amazing.. your really have to exolre. Whole lotta love is your entry point to a whole universe! get on board

Your comment about Plant finding his way through the instrumental power house that was Zeppelin, reminds me of the title to a biography of Plant called Robert Plant: The Voice that Sailed the Zeppelin. Perfect.

That’s 69 my man

Late 60s and 70s just the best time for music and these are true legends. Simply the best.

You have to see this live from MSG in 1973. Jimmy and Robert kill it❤

Back door meant literally arriving at the back door of her house while the husband left through the front door. Meaning has changed now.

Yes, back then people actually played instruments and were talented vocalists. That's what produces goosebumps. Are there any artists today with goosebump producing talent?

This song was originally recorded in 1969 when they had been together for 12 months. Now try watching them during their very last performance at the O2 on London in 2007 doing the song Kashmir. It's all over RU-vid.

I was going from childhood into jr high into high school when all of this classic rock was happening! What a time to grow up in music!!!

1969! The best drummer in history, the late John Bonham. He passed in 1980, the one performing the drums in 2007 is actually his son!!! All 4 band members were and are the best!

The GOAT. Their rabbit hole is deep. Enjoy the ride,,,,💥💥💥😎

I'm so glad I didn't have to listen to a whole five seconds of this song without knowing what you were thinking. Come on man. Listen to it long enough to be able to comment sensibly. We'll all wait. I promise.

Check out the lemon 🍋 song The bass line will blow your mind

They are all rock gods in their own rights all masters of there own instruments, they gelled an bounced of each other, 1 of the best if not the best ever rock groups. ❤❤❤

Led Zep were pioneers of hard rock but were not a heavy metal band that term was not coined until later in the 70's they had a very wide range of styles including blues rock , folk rock and hard rock, they influenced everything that came after them. Their influences were even earlier the Dalta and chicago blues guys , 50's American rock and roll and then they added their own unique style and flair including British influences a s they are a British band - if you carry on you will find references to British history literature and landscape. They are famous for their impeccable connection with each other as musicians and their ablity to improvise. Jimmy Page is the founding member guitarst and producer Robert Plant is teh vocalist and plays harmonica on some tracks and also writes most of the lyrics John Paul Jones is teh bassist and keyboard player and John Bonham is the drummer. The other thing you need to know is that they were an album band , they didn't release singles all the tracks stand upin their own right - no filler. Things were not nearly primitive as you believe back then even tho this is way further back than you thought, music was transformed between 1962 and 1970 including writing original material, length and complexity of songs instruments that were used and recording techniques. The foundation were laid by the Beatles, the rolling Stones, Cream, the yard birds ( jimmy Pages band before lz) the who, the animals, Jimi Hendrix the zombies and many more. You will hear the development and origin of rock music in those guys. The production values of this music are fantastic . You have a very long but satisfactory journey of exploration in front of you if you want!! I would suggest tht the next LZ should be How many more times live performance from Danmark radio TV becuase that is the first recording of a track from the first album and that will give you the best understanding. Jimmy Page was famous for the violin bow on guitar technique and he uses it on this track. These guys are the origin story. By the way why do you reactors wear head phones over the top of hoods seems a bit mad .

Jimmy was always dressed well.

Led Zeppelin does not plug in to amplifiers Led Zeppelin plugs in to your Soul ❤

He's definitely not talking about the emotion love that he wants to give her "every inch of." Pther favorites of mine are Black Dog and The Levee.

Greatest most talented and diverse bad there ever was!!

Could you catch a glimpse there of what a charismatic player Page was? He had his moves. Zepoelin basically had two “frontmen”….two charismatic dudes you couldn’t take your eyes off of. Page taught Plant, who had just turned 20 when Zeppelin first performed live, allot about swagger on stage and how to use it. Plant was a natural performer with an incredibly powerful voice, but he grew into all that rock god stage persona over a couple of years. And it set the mold for rock frontmen for a couple of decades.

You missed one of his best vocals at the very end. A lot of their tunes have surprises at the end.

I get what you're saying about Live, and raw. HOWEVER, I'm a big advocate for studio, for certain (most) bands. Queen, should be Live versions. Led Zep, I prefer studio. I like hearing how they TRULY intended it to sound. And on Stairway, it's such a classic, that the studio will always be best. But I get it that you HAVE probably heard it already. Just a side note ... You are SO handsome!

Kashmir: Live from Celebration Day is 🔥🔥🔥

1969!!! And yes! It’s a violin bow! Page was amazing! JP Jones was too!

These were rock gods. Each a master at his craft. I was fortunate to see Led Zeppelin in 1974, Page and Plant in 1994, Robert Plant in 2009, and Robert Plant with Alison Krauss in 2023. Led Zeppelin's catalog is golden. Do Black Dog, Since I've Been Lovin You, Immigrant Song, The Ocean, Dazed and Confused, and on and on. The best band ever!

With Zeppelin, studio and live are like different songs. They are my favourite band but for a first time listen, i would suggest studio version first and then live. We all got studio first and we loved their shit but yes live is a different experience again. For another great band, try Deep Purple..."Highway Star", a live version.

They are the greatest!

I was about 21 when all of this happened. Man that was a special time and music will never be that real again and it all started on Dec 9th 1963 when the Beatles appeared on the Ed Sullivan show and all of these ten year old boys decided that that is what they want to devote themselves to.

LED ZEPPELIN ARE THE BEST ROCK 🎸 BANDS EVER NO ONE COMES CLOSE TO THEM ROCK AND ROLL FOR EVER 🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟

The GOATS! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

No a back door man was a lover on the side that left by the back door 😮

HAMMER OF THE GODS!.......................Peace!

It was the late 60s with raw talent.

More Zeppelin...start at the beginning...that is how Zeppelin evolved...1st song 1st album.

All of Led Zeppelin. But I'd recommend you start at the start, the first album. Also Rolling Stones song Gimme Shelter, etc......

"Newer" bands like Dirty Honey and Rival Sons are keeping the blues rock genre alive.

i was 11 when my dad got the album,i knew this from top of the pops so grew up with this

This was the first song by led zepI heard at a very young age on my older bros turntable stereo set up, I assume it was the album that was a Robert Ludwig version now that I know about it being older, it was made very hot and loud .The high hat tapping that Boham did was right up to me in that room and the snare drum and the bass was real ..

1969 song.. 1970s concerts .. amazing

Led Zeppelins "Immigrant song" still has the best scream in rock and roll history and this is before the 80's man they more from late 60's and 70's .... i put them up with bands like PINK FLOYD

The black crows came very close to recreating classic rock🤘❤️

The Mighty Zep!

Wasn’t dragging a violin bow across the strings in this, that was from Dazed and Confused. The sounds were made with a Theremin.

Led Zeppelin is the best Rock/Blues band ever! If you will do more Led Zeppelin, I’ll subscribe. Here are just a few songs that you need to check out. Led Zeppelin I: Good Times Bad Times Babe I’m Gonna Leave You You Shook Me Dazed and Confused Communication Breakdown Start with the first album so you can truly see the growth and diversity. This first album was recorded and produced in 30 studio hours, 3 weeks after they formed the band. Magic in the bottle by the four best at what they do. It was instant connection and outstanding music.

You should do Since I've been loving you live from MSG in 1973. Robert's voice is incredible. You might want to check out Queen live from Montreal in 1981 Somebody to love is Epic❤

This was early 70s. And you couldn’t get a concert ticket. Sold out before you could buy one

Zep big in the late 60s and the 70s the other bands you bring up were not even in the ball park. Zep was biggest band of the 70s saw them three times myself.

This is the studio version with live shots from different concerts pasted and dubbed into place to seem kinda live.

Great reaction!! Would love to see you continue your education with: “Breakin’ Down” ( Headpins); “Limelight” (Rush); “Walk This Way” (Aerosmith); “Beautiful Girls” (Van Halen).

60’s my man.

Now watch Stairway to Heaven. Then watch Heart sing it at the Kennedy Center Honors. Robert Plant cries. So good. Best tribute ever!

I love the live the best!

THIS IS 70'S

A back door man was someone who would use the back door to a woman's house when he visited her while her husband was at work. He is the backdoor in hopes the neighbors would not see them.

Deep Porple was another great band with lots of hits

Wearing headphones OVER a hood is certainly a smart thing to do when listening to music!

Pink Floyd live at "Pulse" is fantastic.

If you haven't heard of Jimmy Page... Guitarist ... You have now! Greatest Ever!

60's 70's

😂😂 I love how backdoor man throws you younger people. I know that you've been told what it meant. Btw, great reaction. I'll subscribe. ❤️✌️ Hopefully, you'll get into some 60s and 70s rock music. I think you'd like it.

First time viewer. Glad you liked it. You need to let songs play until they’re done. Granted, there was not much left, but you did cut it off. Not cool. Besides, you missed Plants last great scream 😏 And yeah, you know we hate it when you interrupt so much, as you said. So, can you cut it back to 2-3 times instead of 8-10?

Best advice is start with Album 1 song 1 and just listen ❤❤❤

5:37 I assure you, Robert Plant is no "average person" lol

You're never going to please everyone. There are always going to be studio vs live preferences. I think it really depends on the song. Some bands are just as good or even better live. Usually, people can give you the best versions of a song as a consensus. I generally prefer live versions from the artists that are truly talented back then. Two live performances to look for are: Pink Floyd PULSE concert, and Dire Straits Alchemy tour. Much better watching and listening to live performances. You can always listen to the record version too Also, no worries about pausing. Im here to see your reaction. Ive prob heard the song a million times, and can listen on my own to the whole song. Only gets annoying when reactors just like the sound of their own voice . Enjoyed your commentary very much. Remember, Pink Floyd PULSE (ex Comfortably Numb) and Dire Straits (Sultans of Swing) Alchemy tour!

"70's" young fella and . . . . . there were DOZENS of OG'S IN THE 70'S . . . MANY DOZENS . . . . . The "un-holy" trinity of Zeppelin, Black Sabbath and Deep Purple and there was also AC/DC, Pink Floyd, Aerosmith, Yes, The Eagles, The Allman Brothers Band (country), Genesis, The Who, The Guess Who, Rush, Jethro Tull (not a person), King Crimson, Talking Heads, Steely Dan (not a person), Gratefull Dead, Kraftwerk (NOT very well known BUT, very influential), Emerson, Lake and Palmer, The Clash, Sly and the Family Stone, The Ike & Tina Turner Revue, Rainbow, The Rolling Stones, Santana, CCR, Supertramp, Roxy Music, Queen, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Molly Hatchet, The Outlaws, Mississippi Queen, Funkadelic, Average White Band, Chicago, Kansas, Boston, T-Rex, Judas Priest, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, Uriah Heep, The Jam, Blue Oyster Cult, The Cars, The Band, Focus, Derek and the Dominos, Thin Lizzy, Cheap Trick, Renaissance, Iggy Pop, Fleetwood Mac, The Scorpians, Traffic, Electric Light Orchestra (ELO), Blondie (not a person), The Ramones, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, The Bee Gees, Dire Straits, Kiss, . . . . . This is a lot of them, maybe most of them AND it doesn't even include ANY of the solo acts, of which there were also dozens.

I have to laugh at some of the comments: “This dude can sing.” Several million fans knew that. Any more insights?

Contemporaries would be the likes of Deep Purple, Black Sabbath - maybe Steppenwolf. Lot of emerging talent at the time.

You shook me

Also. You cut the song short. Epic final vocal

This is late 60's

Do LZ Achilles Last Stand live at Knebworth!! It’s one of those ‘gotta use cruise control’ songs!

When Led Zeppelin began-other groups in the same vein were Deep Purple, Cream, Black Sabbath. Then progressive rock would appear Yes, Emerson Lake & Palmer and Genesis. Other types of rock-blue-eyed soul rock Rare Earth and jazz rock-Chicago, and Blood Sweat & Tears were popular. Other bands like Traffic (60s band was a jazz progressive band borrowing from other genres). other bands like the Who-started in 1964 but continued to be innovative throughout the 60s and 70s-from 1965's My Generation to Substitute to the 70s Baba O'Reilly and Won't Get fooled Again and Who Are You-same with the Rolling Stones who started out as a blues band but turned pop with Satisfaction in 1965 and were continually evolving as the darker side of the Beatles with songs like Sympathy For The Devil, Jumpin Jack Flash and Brown Sugar. The Beatles were the trendsetters bringing the British Invasion sounds of the UK in 1963 to the US in 1964-a slew of bands followed-The Animals, manfred Mann, Dave Clark Five-in 1965 the Beatles went to a more sophisticated pop and folk sound with the Rubber Soul album-in 1966 a garage rock sound (Paperback writer), early pschedelia sound (Tomorrrow Never Knows) and full psychedelia with the Sgt. Pepper and Magical Mystery Tour Albums in 1967-In 1968 they introduced heavy metal with Helter Skelter and Revolution (single version) then before splitting up stoner rock with I Want You on their last album from 1969..The Let It Be album from 1970 released after their breakup in early 1970 gave way to Led Zeppelin of the 70s as the top band.

The best song by LZ! 😎

Now that you go back in time I'd like to see you react to some prog songs. Try Roundabout by Yes, On Reflection by Gentle Giant, Firth of Fifth by Genesis, Arrow by Van der Graaf Generator. 4 pieces amongst the best of prog and easy to go into (as prog is sometimes hard to discover for the first time).

Back then was 1968

You'll love "The Ocean ". Do the live version

Try this LZ song for a different vibe🔥 "Since Ive Been Loving You" MSG

80s, lol this came out in 1969

With today’s tech, it wouldn’t be as good.@9:41 you hear the faint “pre-echo” one of the most iconic things in rock history. That was a bleed-through of another take of the song. It was recorded on tape and when Page heard the “error”, instead of muting it, he amplified it. It was a “happy accident” (Bob Ross reference😁) that added to the song. With modern digital recording, it would never have shown up in the first place.

Who hadn't heard studio Stairway? Over played for 50 yrs. Live is more refreshing

Cool show

You didn't let the song finish. The vocal ending by Robert Plant is amazing. Btw, this song came out in 1969, not the 80's.

1968😮

This was a shortened version.

Deep Purple; Humble Pie; Blue Oyster Cult; Foghat; Uriah Heep; Johnny Winter; The Archies....

NO! In this rock era 60s-70s (not 80s) for Led Zeppelin we heard studio versions first-via radio and albums. The concert tours came after. By the the a band might tour in your area you’d heard the studio version a million times. When the band played live you knew the song; it was already burned into your brain. The concert versions were exciting and often different. But you could appreciate the stage performances because you knew the source material. The concerts were indeed more raw, and that was a trade off, seeing them live but with a rendition of the music that was not as polished as the studio recording. Zeppelin spent a lot of time in the studio to perfecting the final product on the record. That level of musicianship was rarely reproduced in concert, and if it was the audio engineering wasn’t there to capture the audio quality. When people tell you to listen to the studio version it doesn’t mean never watch the live concert version. It means to HEAR the band at its best, with the music produced and engineered at its highest quality-the way the band want wanted you to hear it. Led Zeppelin put on shows to earn money. They recorded for the music. What you just watched was the studio recording with concert video overlayed. I guarantee you that a concert recording would not have sounded like that.

You have such a charming smile and infectious personality.

Try "How many more times" by zep - a personall fave.

Dude this was the late 60’s…not 80…🤪👍

Led Zeppelin no bad song

1970s Great bands: Deep Purple. The Who. Jethro Tull. to mention just 3.

The guitar sound you heard is Jimmy Page playing with a (violin) bow.