LED ZEPPELIN MEETS LORD OF THE RINGS?! First Time Hearing Led Zeppelin - Ramble On Reaction!

🎸 About Led Zeppelin:
Led Zeppelin, one of the most influential rock bands of all time, is known for their powerful blend of rock, blues, and folk music. "Ramble On" from their second album is a testament to their musical versatility and innovation. This track is famously infused with references to J.R.R. Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings," showcasing Robert Plant's penchant for blending mythic storytelling with rock music.

Join us as we listen to "Ramble On" by Led Zeppelin for the first time! This song not only highlights the band’s instrumental prowess but also their unique ability to weave literary elements into their lyrics. Watch our reaction to see how we're captivated by the song's lyrical depth, the intricate guitar work by Jimmy Page, and John Bonham's unmistakable drumming.

🧙 What to Expect in This Video:
First Impressions: Our immediate reactions to the iconic opening riff and Plant's evocative vocals.
Musical Elements: Analyzing the song's composition, including the dynamic shifts in tempo and melody that Led Zeppelin is known for.
Lyric Deep Dive: Discussing the Tolkien-inspired lyrics and their integration into the fabric of rock music.
Overall Impact: Reflecting on how "Ramble On" exemplifies Led Zeppelin's impact on the evolution of rock and their ability to cross over into different thematic realms.

🤜🤛 Who We Are:
We’re a couple who loves exploring the legends of rock music, diving deep into the stories and sounds that have shaped the genre. Join us as we discover more about the iconic tracks that have left a lasting impression on music history.

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What did you think of "Ramble On" and its Tolkien references? How does it compare to other Led Zeppelin songs in terms of storytelling and musical complexity? Let us know in the comments below, and suggest other classic rock songs that combine music with myth and literature!
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[billmckee]

If Sam likes Lord of the Rings inspired, listen to “The Battle of Evermore” from Led Zeppelin 4.!

[JohnLedger-gi]

JPJs bass line is a musical masterpiece on its own

[patrickseevers]

Battle of evermore Led Zeppelin is one that has a lot of Lord of the rings influence in it also. Robert and Sandy Dennys vocals are just insane on the song. Thanks guys.

[Oldschoolnana]

How spoiled we were expecting this level of music & always getting it. The good old days.😊✌️🌻🌻

[bobblethreadgill]

The way john bonham and john paul jones played off each other is truly superb.
Hell Yeah Y'all

[hilarymiseroy]

Robert was so obsessed with Tolkein he even called his dog Strider.

[happymethehappyone]

Led Zeppelin "No Quarter" (Studio Version First) 🔥❤️🔥

[MichaelKelly-egjo]

Around here, local rock stations 'Get the Led Out' on a regular basis. You never have to wait too long to hear one of theirs.

[stevepecorella]

You SHOULD know that, requests for Zeppelin will never end.

[neilmartin]

The smile on Sam's face when Robert mentioned Gollum is priceless. 😊

[RockinMamaT]

The tapping during the song is John Bonham tapping on a guitar case to get the sound effects... Just brilliant. Great reaction and Peace out guys ✌️ ☮️

[MuckoMan]

This song always brings me right back to listening to this in 1983 when I was 15 in Boston. Tripping on purple microdot mescaline with about 50 friends on the railroad tracks. We had a big boom box tons of beer and the leaves were falling because it was fall. Great song!

[rundbaum]

i can't tell you how many people i've met who've said, "THIS is my favourite led zep song!" . . .

[ronaldbolton]

This is the song that first grabbed me, It's the bassline and the drums. Great tune....

[NicolasLong-ky]

My father passed away in 2015. We weren't close. LED Zeppelin and motorcycles were the only thing we had in common. Leaving his memorial service the day before his birthday, I turned the key. This song started from the beginning. Ramble on Pop.

[theStacyJames]

No Quarter (album version) and then Live MSG 1973

[nwredneckturner]

Definitely check out 'Misty Mountain Hop' and 'Battle of Evermore' for more LOTR Zeppelin goodness!

[contucker]

really great bass line. have never heard a guitar bridge like that before or since making it even more unique and original. Bonham's drumming is in a class by itself in this melody. As usual. And Plant brings a reference to J.R.R. Tolkein into the mix. Only several other compositions of theirs does this. Once again unique and individual.

[TheRealJonP]

Imagine being 12 years old and being exposed to a seemingly endless plethora of music like this. It's only many years later that I have realized that I lived in the best of times.

[hudsonhollow]

I'm a J.R.R. Tolkien nut. I have all his books and I'm very happy with what Peter Jackson did to bring the stories and characters to life. Excellent. Jackson needs to tackle "The Silmarillion" next!