Since I've Been Loving You ~ Led Zeppelin ~ First Time Reactions ~Amazing Break Down!

Led Zeppelin - Since I've Been Loving You (Live at Madison Square Garden 1973):

Reaction Pro’s Full REACTIONS to this great music:

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THE CHARISMATIC VOICE:

TARA SIMON STUDIOS:

THE CONFIDENT SINGER:

[norahdenovan]

Led Zeppelin are gods of the rock world, those of us who have been with them for more than 50 yrs are truly blessed ❤

[senzyu_ya]

Once upon a time, a Japanese magazine held a popularity poll for vocals, guitar, bass guitar, and drums.
It was these four men who stood at the top of each.

[snodgrassgerald]

the 4 greatest musicians ever assembled in one band

[Cashcrop]

Saw them in 75 & 77. From the second they start playing you can feel the energy from the stage. You realize it's really them up there. Only times I felt that.

[robertweaver]

**** My favorite song of all time, and definitely the best performance of all time. LZ is unequaled.

[luvbasses]

John Paul was so talented that he never needed to even be in a traveling rock band such as Zeppelin. He didn’t aspire to be famous. He just wanted to serve the music - if not to 20, 000 attendees in a hockey rink or to 3 people while sitting on the sofa. His parents were a traveling musical act so he’d been on the road since his earliest years. A true child prodigy who’s immense talents & contributions to Zeppelin helped it gain its famed cruising altitude.

[timkis]

jimmy, bonzo & jonsey had perfect silent communication for them to be so tight togather thruout improvizations of the songs.they rarely miss a beat.i find that extraordinary.crazy good musicianship.

[lonniehawkins]

What player what singer couldnt help but be influenced by this performance.
You can act cool .or you can be cool .
These four guys are the epitome of everything performers want ti be . The led zeppelin are the gift of classical of our time in earth to be the best we have to offer from our time in history. Honestly there is zeppelin then there is everything else . PERIOD !

[carriew]

Love that the youngsters are discovering what we old folks have been loving for decades.

[EastCoastGal]

I’ve seen Robert Plant 4 times, He was and still is a gorgeous Man, Jimmy too, Long live Led Zeppelin, Musical Genuises! This is my favorite song!❤️

[RobertoGaspar]

First time l heard this masterpiece was on my l literally was taken to another dimension….
Of joy, pain and discovery of what truly art is.
Zepp Rules. They could play anything and jam like no others!
Page & Beck are gods!

[johnsudron]

I doubt we will see another guitarist like Jimmy in our lifetime or any other. He is mercurial.

[petejones]

Have you not thought that most rock / blues singers don't analyze their voices.. Singing from the head the chest etc... They just do it they just sing the way they know how

[williamwilkes]

Saw them in England, Europe so many brilliant

[andred]

I still get the chills when I listen to this. The same as when I saw it live in the garden when I was there for this concert

[dogbarbill]

Should also keep in mind that by the time this was performed and filmed (end of July 1973), the band had been performing this tune for almost three years.

[cstarv]

They were rock gods in every sense of the words. Plant oozes sex and of course since he usually wore the shirt of the girl he was with the night before. Not only the vocals but his look; he's definitely epitomizing that saying of "sex, drugs and rock and roll.

[johntuttle]

Jimmy Page: Greatest Les Paul player of all time.

[LordAlisdare]

Everyone should read Hammer of the Gods. They talk a lot about why Jimmy wanted a singer like Robert plant.

[George-ejlt]

I was at that concert back in "72 in Madison square gardens. It was probably out of all the hundreds of concerts I've been to probably the most entertaining as far as individuals skills are concerned. watching John Paul Jones give birth to the keyboard and the bass and watching Jimmy Page play The leads as if he knew everybody's thoughts in the audience. And watching Robert Plant, convey the feeling audibly. It was amazing. It was the beginning of my music journey and i'm still riding that train