WHAT A WAY TO START YOUR CAREER! First Time Hearing Led Zeppelin - Good Times Bad Times Reaction!

Hello Rock enthusiasts! Today we’re jumping back to the explosive beginnings of one of rock's most legendary bands with our first-time reaction to Led Zeppelin's "Good Times Bad Times." This track not only launched their career but also helped redefine the rock genre. Join us to find out why this song remains a monumental debut for an iconic band.

⭐️ WHAT WE EXPLORE IN THIS VIDEO:
Our initial reactions to the dynamic drumming and groundbreaking guitar riffs.
Discussing the significance of "Good Times Bad Times" in the rock music history and as the opening track on Led Zeppelin’s debut album.
Analyzing the lyrical themes and how they complement the song's innovative sound.
Reflecting on Led Zeppelin's influence on rock music and how they set the tone for their illustrious career with this song.

🎵 ABOUT LED ZEPPELIN & "GOOD TIMES BAD TIMES":
"Good Times Bad Times" was released as part of Led Zeppelin's self-titled debut album in 1969. The song showcases the band's technical prowess and innovative sound, featuring John Bonham's powerful drumming and Jimmy Page's distinctive guitar playing, which would become hallmarks of Led Zeppelin's music.

👫 WHO WE ARE:
We're a couple who loves diving deep into classic rock, exploring iconic tracks and the legends behind them. Our channel offers a mix of reactions and discussions, aiming to connect with music lovers who cherish rock's golden era.

💬 COMMENT BELOW:
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[PeterTea]

I don’t care what the neighbors say, I’m gonna jam to Zeppelin each and everyday.

[brettg]

This whole album is a banger from start to finish.

But then again, so are most Led Zep albums.

[davidboivin]

And the Mighty Led Zeppelin never looked back. Bonham triplets right out the gate.Rock On!!

[Razor]

Bonham had the heaviest beat in rock. He hit the drums like it was the last time he was going to ever play them. RIP Bonham.

[kurtsaxton]

To me their first two albums are the best first two albums ever put out by any band in Rock and roll history.

[murrannlehovitch]

I’m still thrilled as the first time I heard that first album. Nothing like it before. An explosion of greatness.

[mikeeckel]

I was 13 when I first heard "Good Times, Bad Times."
It grabbed me by the balls and never let go.
A great introduction to Led Zeppelin.

[sixslinger]

hard to believe this came out in the 60s....it still sounds fresh after 50 plus years.

[charleskell]

Greatest band of all time!! Love ur Zeppelin reactions..they are my favorite band

[chrisheldman]

This absolutely stunned and mesmerized us at the time. I was 18 and my friends and I felt it changed music for ever. Led Zepplin blew all the other groups away. Made the Beatles, Stones, Who etc seem staid and ordinary. No other group burst on to the scene like LZ.

[juliemanarin]

Greatest debut album ever! We absolutely love Zeppelin!! Please do more!! Yes we were mind blown!!! Im in my mid 60s!

[LarryJnyc]

Technically speaking, 1st Led Zep song

[stevenseul]

Wait until you see the end of their debut album 😊😊

[helenespaulding]

My roomate and I went out and bought this album and took it back to our dorm room and put it on and were blown away. Yeah, right from the get go you could tell they were coming in hard and heavy and were top talent. You mentioned how all four members shined. But one thing you didn’t remark on, and it’s no doubt because it’s 55 years later, is that the sound of Jimmy’s guitar. Yes, we had Jimi Hendrix, Townsend and Clapton by then, but just in that short solo on this song, it was WOAH……all that reverb on it…. GREAT tone…Jimmy really announced himself as a major player on this song and album.

[joannparker]

When people in their cars heard this on the radio, they stopped. The car. I've read so many people say stuff like this. It was something different. They were dumbfounded. And everything changed after that. People weren't trying to dissect the meaning; they were listening to the way it sounded.

[anthonybalistreri]

A great debut and foreshadows much of what makes them great. Hard driving bass, drums and incredible guitar from Jimmy. Not to forget about the vocals, either.

[gjmarr]

The first track on the first album. Bonham's kick drum triplets are unreal. Remember listening to the first four albums endlessly on headphones as an impressionable teenager. Still one of my favorite bands.

[ConwayCreator]

🎵Hey, Hey What Can I Do 🎵Led Zeppelin also great. Acoustic Hard

[ZnotheWin]

Bonzo’s kick drum triplets are undefeated.

[shaykosovac]

"I Can't Quit You Baby!!!" Live from Royal Albert Hall will blow you away!!