Favorite and/or best Kashmir

[Favorite and/or best Kashmir]

None ever really compared to 08-04-79.

I recall 02-12-75 being pretty good too.

I love 2/12/1975 too. 5/25/1975 is also prety amazing. I guess I really like the 1975 versions the best, a lot of that is attributed to the fact that Jimmy was using his Les Paul still, and I love the tone much more than the Danelectro.

[Best song off Houses of the Holy]

Without a doubt this is my favorite album of all time, so it would be impossible to pick a favorite. Though, The Crunge isn't exactly one of my favorites, it's still not a bad song. The Song Remains The Same, The Rain Song, Over The Hills And Far Away, and The Ocean are among my favorite songs, so my vote goes to all 4.

[Favorite song off of Zeppelin I?]

Impossible to pick! At the moment, I'm gonna say I Can't Quit You Baby, but that could change at any time =]

[How the West was won vs. TSRTS (remasterd)]

There's a DVD of How the West Was Won? Or is it just a DVD-Audio? (most worthless format ever. If it's a DVD, I'd like to WATCH it!)

I think the Song Remains the Same is better. How the West Was Won is edited way too much and isn't very true to the original performance(s).

I think you're a bit mixed up. HTWWW didn't have nearly as much editing as TSRTS.

[Jimmy using a Gibson SG on the 1980 tour?]

The "SG"

isn't that just in refrence to his double neck SG?

Well, his double neck technically isn't an SG, it just has the same body style, and I've heard that Jimmy used this SG on the 1980 tour, and Jimmy has used the double neck on every tour since 1971.

[R.I.P. BONZO]

RIP Bonzo

[Jimmy using a Gibson SG on the 1980 tour?]

I have heard that Jimmy occasinally used an SG on the 1980 tour. Is this true? Does anyone have any photos?

[What is the average age here?]

15!

[My Cover of Ten Years Gone]

very good tones , soulfull impression.Go on...joyful listening...Taka a look at my babe I'm gonna leave you cover.I wonder your opinion too...

Thanks alot, your BIGLY cover is great! very original sounding

[How many days of Led Zeppelin?]

Well I'm only 15, so I havn't been listening to them for too long, but I started in very early 2008, and ever since then I've been hooked, so 365 days a year for about 19 months im going to say 578

[No Quarter]

I just finished listening to Vancouver 3/19/1975, and I have to say, it might be my favorite

Some other versions I love...

LA 6/23/1977

Earls Court 5/25/1975

New York 7/28/1973

Seattle 7/17/1977 (Not a great overall show, but it had its moments)

Seattle 3/21/1975

[My attempt at covering Bron-Y-Aur Stomp]

Hey man, you did it pretty good, I mean great, keep on going!!!! I like it

Thanks magenta

[My attempt at covering Bron-Y-Aur Stomp]

nicely done.... could u sent me a link to that tab?

http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/tabs/l/led_zeppelin/bron_y_aur_stomp_tab.htm#comments

[My attempt at covering Bron-Y-Aur Stomp]

very nicely done man... where did u learn it?

thansk a small part was from a tab at ultimate-guitar.com & the solo was impovised and other parts were figured out by ear

[My attempt at covering Bron-Y-Aur Stomp]

↑ Wow great job! Much better than my attempts too! You use alternate tuning on it? Keep up the good work!

Hi there! I listened to it again (very good!). At about 1:10 and 1:45 (sorry, might be off a few secs), I think its a back-and-forth between the B & A chords? I would've played more of a cross-rhythm--like a bum-da-dee-dumm, kinda rhythm. Just for added variety during that phrase. Sorry, not the best technical terms! Like a: B-B, A, B kinda deal (boldfaced B's are the dotted notes)

On 0:41, that point was great, the way it crescendo'd to that point. Nice hammering on while you're playing the bass parts, etc.! Sounded like a beautiful attack by an "army" of guitars!

Thanks haha the tuning for this one is open G (DGDGBD), and sorry but I'm not really sure what you mean in alot of the second paragraph hahahahaha

[My attempt at covering Bron-Y-Aur Stomp]

Excellent! Much better than any of my attempts to play it

Really? Well thanks

[My attempt at covering Bron-Y-Aur Stomp]

LedZeppe75--I think you did a great job, your only 15, so keep it up...and you picked the best to try to learn from. Really enjoyed it:-)

Thanks

[My attempt at covering Bron-Y-Aur Stomp]

Please tell me what you think

[My Cover of Ten Years Gone]

Very good! I enjoyed it!

:cheers:

Thanks :D:D

[My Cover of Ten Years Gone]

Thats great well done

Thanks Kashmir, it means alot

[Happy 33rd Birthday presence]

Amazing album, even though it's no longer March 31, I am going to listen to it right now anyway!

[IF LED ZEPPELIN DECIDES TO TOUR THE WHOLE WORLD IN 2009, WHAT CITY AND COUNTRY SHOULD THE BAND START FIRST?]

They should most definatley start in Chicago so I could see the opening day

[Which are your favourite guitars Jimmy played(Talking about both sound and looks,ok?)]

The Lake Placid Blue one? Great axe, but I never really thought he did much with it. In The Evening live was kind of abrasive. I guess I just never warmed to his use of the tremolo live. The b-bender was very sweet and soulful. He owned that! I guess that's why he gravitated to it so much more. But as the thread title also is in reference to sounds, Jimmy with Strat doesn't move me. Livewise at least. Some good tremolo stuff on Presence (Hots on, For Your Life...), but live? Mmm, not a big fan.

Jimmy used the Strat on Hots On? I never knew that I'll have to listen more closely next time I hear it.

[Any idea why Houses of the Holy (song) wasnt put on HOTH (album)?]

Only in context of this thread and the question of who invented the world wide web. Led Zeppelin did have several songs named that started with W. When the Levee Breaks, What is and What should never Be and Whole Lotta Love for a few. WWW.

We're Gonna Groove?

[Which are your favourite guitars Jimmy played(Talking about both sound and looks,ok?)]

I like all of his gear but I like the blue Strat the most.

Then why is your name danelectro and not "Stratocaster"? hahaha