kirchzep27
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On 9/30/2022 at 7:58 PM, luvlz2 said:
Listen to the Beatles' First Take Of 'Tomorrow Never Knows' - https://ultimateclassicrock.com/beatles-revolver-tomorrow-never-knows-take-one/
Thank you for posting that, that was interesting to hear with the development of “Tomorrow Never Knows”. I can imagine John coming up with the lyrics and banging it out on acoustic guitar. Then thinking of a fragmented riff for the song, which Page would have been perfect for. Yet after this take, it ultimately was Ringo Starr to come up with a drum riff, that established the song completely. Then they must have realized the space.....and then built the song completely. A LANDMARK SONG for rock music !!!
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This one song is interesting as a representative song for Plants solo music. In regards to, it is interesting but does not really work. On his first solo record he was relying on Robbie Blunt, who was a great technical guitarist, clearly by the live version of this song. Yes this song can musically compete with the 80s bands like The Police and Rush....but does it work as a song? Idk, Plants quest for new music sometimes worked against him. After this first record, he doubled down on “being different” from zep and his whole keyboard oriented/guitar secondary rock, lasted for many years........
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Interesting thought, it might have been an inspiration with Page’s acoustic inspired guitar riffing, being turned into electric monster songs. Your thought here made me think of Jimmy’s choppy acoustic piece on, It Might Get Loud. The riffs on Custard Pie and Wanton Song and The Ocean, come to mind also. Very rhythmic interesting music...which was Zeppelin.
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I am definitely a fan of this Band ! I bought some of their albums during the covid and I think they are awesome together ! Sammy Hagar has his own sound yet can sing just like Plant and Chris Cornell at moments. Aside from buying the last Stray Cats record and old Bob Seger records on eBay, this is the best new hard rock that I have heard in awhile. Where I can actually buy their records !
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Jimmy Page, Worcester Massachusetts 1988
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Sorry, the singers 70s attire ruined it for me. Just kidding. I thought it was great. I have only recorded 2 shows living on Long Island, Jimmy Page 88 and Rush !!!
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I wonder what the statistics are for this, super curious, cause my music memories mostly start in 1979 being 10yrs old with the hype over the new zeppelin album. So the stations that my parents played in the car, had a lot to the music that I heard. So I know that I heard Donna Summer and Blondie, right next to All my Love and Fool in the Rain. Yet I have my transistor radio memories of listening to kashmir and stairway before that.
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Deja vu and ptsd
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On 6/2/2021 at 1:43 PM, John M said:
There is a gap of a second or two, but the transition from NIght Flight into Wanton Song is great.
This is a super memorable song transition to me also, it’s not one of the epic ones, but it’s one that illustrates how great zep were and what great albums they made
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On 6/8/2021 at 8:19 PM, Walter said:
I agree but they need Steve Vai at guitar, not Vin Johnson.
Nah, imo...vic johnson does a great eddie and jimmy! Plus on the original songs, he sounds more slash/page influenced. It’s nice to see jason bringing his led zep experience bands influence into the zep songs, with playing stuff like, when the levee breaks and good times bad times into that live album. Huge breath of fresh air, in regards to hearing live led zep.
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I agree with all song transitions mentioned.
I could see Kashmir, sequence being different on first album of Physical Graffiti.
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I have listened to “power up” atleast 50 times and have listened to it, all the way through. It is sooo great to hear new acdc.
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I bought the space between cd and lockdown cd off eBay and I gotta say, I love this band! I think this is the best band for Jason! Very happy he found a home, with a great band, he totally deserves it and it’s great for zeppelin and van halen fans.
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Amazing photo of a young John Bonham ! I wonder how far along he was in his 10,000hours to become a truly great drummer, as opposed to how much natural talent and dexterity he had naturally. As we have heard Jimmy describe, how his talent was more in his subtle wrist technique more than the popularized thoughts of him being raucous and arm bashing drummer. The photo seems to show that he had a flair or natural talent going there at a young age.
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Have seen this before, its well done. But what i really like about it, is that it reminds me of all the great renditions of cover songs, that i have seen by bar bands over the years. Enough cannot be said about local musicians in bands, giving their hearts out there for music they love. I have memories of great bar bands along with the great bands and rock gods that i have had the privelage to hear.
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When i compare, achilles last stand and carouselambra. I cannot say which one is better
They are 2 totally different albums, yet so interesting to compare
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Thank you Bonham, for the spark, thud, boom, splash, bang, boogie, rumble, gong, rock, blues and flow of zeps beautiful music in the 70s. Thank you sooo much!!!
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I think Chris Slade with the firm had an interesting eclectic style like Ginger.
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My brother just played, "summer nights" the other day
Some great vocals by sammy hagar and some mega eddie van halen, such a great song to listen to
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"Hammer of the cods"
Great username, Cheers
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Was working in an area of long island this week, where i was picking up all local college radio. So i heard a show, where they were playing deep cuts from all old bands, where suddenly they played robert plants version of, one more cup of coffee. It sounded so great, so fresh, with moody forlorn keyboards and spanish guitar.
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Its like a zeppelin myth, how good the outrider88 tour was
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The songs remained the same
Huge mistake in retrospect, in regards to albums of creativity
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Again relying upon the epic songs, and being totally out of synch
If they approached this with 5 short songs, it would have disjointedly flowed like the rock and roll hall of fame
Sammy Hagar
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Crazy Times
Is a great record! I am glad I followed this band through the pandemic. They went with the flow and made a kick ass hard rock record ! They took us on a real life ride of heavy music with this album.
Thank You, Sammy Hagar and The Circle