Tribal People React to LED ZEPPELIN For The First Time

Tribal people reacting to Led Zeppelin's "Stairway To Heaven" Live Performance For The First Time
Tribal people's reaction, lyric analysis to Stairway To Heaven (Live) Performed by Led Zeppelin in 1971

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[TRYBALS]

Deleted segment: Heart's performance at the Kennedy Center:

[lsmiii]

Wise men do not judge, they observe, reflect and discuss. As someone who is not a wise man, this was inspirational.

[bjones]

I loved it when Abdul said “the guitar tune mysteriously attracted my soul”. Never has Jimmy’s guitar playing been described so well

[BenjWarrant]

This reaction is proof. Not only are these tribesmen but they are (relatively) old and they listened to this young person's music with enjoyment and appreciation.
We have more in common than we have dividing us.
*I wish more people could remember that more of the time.*

[GraysonHuitt-ifcs]

You know, I am a Native American Indian and when I was 18 I asked my tribal elder who who’s about 100 years old what he remembered about his elders when he was my age, and he said, he remembered the old ones never believed in the devil, he said there was no such thing, but he says they believe when you die, the milky way is the stairway to heaven

[danielmartins]

- Actually the other three are still alive.
- I see, may God give them long healthy life.

Love how gentle they are to anyone.

[joewestern]

I greatly admire how these men are so open-minded, and actually concentrate on the music. You can tell they are kind and wise.

[SaucyWench]

Someone needs to send this to Robert and Jimmy.

[bobnat]

In the past 50 years I haven't seen a more thoughtful and humane music review.

[YouHaveReachedBob]

"I can only speak what my mind can grasp." is so humble and wise at the same time.

[KeenEyeFPV]

Old dude was asking for drums and he got John Bonham, amazing

[michaelmoslak]

"Kashmir" is one of my favorites by Led Zeppelin and I bet they would really enjoy it too!!

[macleadg]

If this reaction doesn’t highlight the timelessness & universality of this song, I don’t know what could. They’re loving a song from another continent, another culture, and another time, and they connect with it, appreciate it and love it immediately.

[Quake]

These guys are from a world absolutely foreign to most people watching this, and our world is quite foreign to them, and yet even without them getting the lyrics yet, they can still pick out the feeling of the music.
They are incredibly wise and I love hearing their thoughts on the songs.

[drakands]

"How can one buy something to reach heaven? You need good deeds and you're automatically there"
Nailed it.

[robertn]

It is amazing to notice how open-minded and non-judgemental these men are. In the 1970s, older Westerners were filled with prejudices towards long-haired musicians.

[mufeez]

Finally a zeppelin reaction, now i can die in peace. My life is complete

[GraemeCampbellMusic]

What a fantastic reaction. I love how these guys are so insighful about music and the emotion behind it. I bet Robert Plant and Jimmy Page would love this.

[johannwolf]

Who here hasn't completely fallen in love with these people? Blessings to the Ustads

[lc]

Mannn... I've been listening to this song for 40 years now. This is the first time it's ever completely made sense to me.