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Not creatively !!!!!! Not by a long shot!!!
playing wise he still has his moments!!!
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On 12/6/2016 at 10:45 PM, Boleskinner said:
lol. Especially if he piles on the weight when he gets older!
Bah Ha haha ha ha !
Yea Really !!! GOOD POINT!
(nice to hear they Love Zep that much!!!)
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On 1/21/2018 at 3:01 PM, Victor said:
Thought I'd share one of my garments..... My Mum made it for me in 1975 and I wore it at Earls Court that year....for some reason it no longer fits!
Niiiice !!! if it doesn’t fit I wish I could afford to buy from you !!!
I would wear the hell out of that thing !!!!
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I see ....well if it’s already been broadcasted by this date now ,would u Be so kind as to
put the list on for the ones who did NOT get to hear it, like me
PLEASE , thank you
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No no , it was one that I posted on here from the plant /page tour!
page is pulling off the blast off guitar solo from this song!
It is pertinent this topic I started because it Is a real good example of the best one I found so far
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& Rush ! I also like 80s kiss like all hell’s breaking loose and heavens on fire !
Anyway like I said if you really like Zepplin your love “last chance” by SHOOTING STAR
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I like DIO, Dio solo well ALL DIO! Esp with Sabbath
And I love the most underrated band ever, they got ripped off and never went anywhere but lotta people really love this band:
SHOOTING STAR!!
Do you want to hear an incredible song, it’s up there re’ Quality of writing Like a stairway to heaven or heaven and Hell by Sabbath or I don’t know ....dust in the wind by Kansas!
I BET YOU U WILL LOVE THIS SONG!!
Search the song “last chance” by shooting star on YouTube!
If you love Zepplin you’ll love this song!
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Correct me if I’m wrong but didn’t Robert Plant’s mother play a waitress in the video of :?
?in the mood or a big log or something like that?
I dont know where I picked that info from but I think it’s true. She’s like wearing something pink and she is pouring a cup of coffee maybe?
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CAPTAINS LOG stardate:
12-28-2021 4:55AM
SUPLEMENTAL:
A couple more just popped in my head . Mystery title off the very first solo album is also a good one, Heaven knows is GREAT I even in Like tall cool one! I also like several of the tunes On the last 2 studio albums lullaby and Carrie fire !
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? Well .........
what tunes did he pick?
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STILL Nothing eh?
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RIP Phil!!
I enjoyed your music and thanks for your influencer/partnership with plant !
BIG credit >
goes to you really because you Possibly nudged plant or at the very least we're right there with him when he started to play with the ZEP MATERIAL again!!!
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On 4/15/2010 at 7:46 AM, lzzoso said:
For those of you who may notice, I realize I am replying to my first original post. However, I am currently listening to "Manic Nirvana" and I have to say that I think It may be Robert Plant's Best Solo Album. Not as "commercial" and "popular" as "Now and Zen" but I think that every song on "Manic "Nirvana" are all great in their own right. As I mentioned above, I honestly think that "Big Love" and (especially) "I Cried" are two of Robert Plant's greatest Post Led Zeppelin achievements.
Yeah manic Nirvana is an amazing album & song! The song kind of reminds me of (well part of it anyway) houses of the holy days. The part just before he says Nirvana aaaaa !
anyway
# 1 SLOW DANCER
then in any order:
Manic nirvana ,
Reckless love,
big love ,
sixes and sevens ,
pink and black ,
ship of fools,Hurting kind, messing with Mekon,29 palms, young boy blues, Sea of love , Burning down one side, other arms ,Enchanter......
The first two solo albums are very underrated! I don’t think Robert appreciates those two as much as he should!!
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On 12/23/2021 at 11:53 PM, SteveAJones said:
Hammersmith and Shepherds Bush are both West London districts within the Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham. Hammersmith is bordered by Shepherds Bush to the North and both are major urban areas. I've gone to both a few times and my favorite attraction there, other than concerts, is the Hammersmith Bridge.
Thanks Steve I just checked out The confounded Bridge! What an amazing Bridget so ornate .I’m gonna check with my father and see if we’ve ever driven accross it back in the late 60s when we live there.
Hope they can open it back up to automotive traffic once again!
Hope I get to Return to London someday Just to visit ! I’ll check out the bridge, page’s TOWER HOUSE everything!
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On 5/12/2021 at 2:04 PM, SteveAJones said:
As we discussed on Foreigner’s official Facebook page today, evidence suggests this performance was 12/21/81 and not 5/12/82.
I apologize I’m confusing plants 88 Hammersmith show with Foreigner’s nite with plant&page =of wich You already pull through with plenty!
Thank you steve for all that you did to get us what we Looking for
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On 5/12/2021 at 2:04 PM, SteveAJones said:
As we discussed on Foreigner’s official Facebook page today, evidence suggests this performance was 12/21/81 and not 5/12/82.
Thats great ....now we have the correct date !
could that help generate any additional photos/comments from Mic Jones ? or any1 from their camp their that night?
So that we may post somthing here on “our site” also?
or i guess all we are gonna get is in his book?
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On 5/26/2020 at 11:47 AM, Wolfman said:
http://www.shewan.co.uk/robert-plant-hammersmith-odeon-17th-april-1988/
Here are the songs with Jimmy. Not the best sound quality but I will take it. Very cool!
I just listened to them & posted a coment on that page! You should read it !
Thanks for posting as i wasnt even aware of this momentary reunion.
Whats crazy is i was born in & lived in “Hammersmith”- shepherd bush LONDON , Till I was two years old then we moved to America!
odeon? I’m guessing has got to be pretty close to Shepard bush?
Not sure if Hammersmith is a county?inside The city of London? and Oden & Shepard Bush would be what ?little local smaller towns?
Anyway
...if Pops wouldn’t have moved us to cincy ,oh USA @ 2yrs old I most likely would’ve been at THAT very show !!!!!
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On 5/19/2016 at 9:10 AM, z1inspector said:
Why is the video Unavailable again? Wonder if webmaster Sam Can get it back for us?
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On 12/12/2017 at 4:22 AM, Strider said:
But mostly I felt happy for the lads. They had done it! I'm at peace with that finality.
I agree with strider, truly so happy for the lads And their legacy
( they are bigger than rock ‘n’ roll they are music at its best! Truly believe that Led Zeppelin should be discussed or Taught in schools instead of Shakespeare etc.)
(Actually an understatement , Because somehow in my head I feel like I was vindicated, Or really more like a confirmation of greatness, like as if since They were awesome that nite is like A victory for me also somehow lol
Because The ones that I roll with or grew up with Or generally annoy regularly /who even hear Led Zeppelin spoken outloud Or hear them on the radio would think of ME for a slight instant before coming to their senses 😎 i’m such a huge fan
LED ZEPPELIN has been the most amazing thing that I’ve come across in my ENTIRE life !
everything about them , The MUSIC & also their Magic, stories , Their power, the silliness, plants funny quotes, John Paul Jones has their secret weapon, their solo material etc. the whole thing has still been most entertaining to me And has kept my interest )
( that’s a pretty big statement really )
(I’ll give Ronnie James Dio RIP a little Honorable mention also because as i was Growing up his music , Professionalism and mannerisms Influenced me a lot also .
And my 1970 Buick grand sport 455 stage one )
and I’m at peace also as STRIDER put it re’ We may never see them perform together again And the reasons why!
AMEN! lol
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SLAYER in cincy was loudest i ever heard.
Never saw Zep live , & was disapointed how low the volume was in the theater when viewing Celebration day!
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On 1/18/2019 at 9:13 AM, Canadianzepper said:
All of their albums are unique from one another, but HoTH might be the most unique for them musically. It's the one album where if you just heard the instrumentals, and didn't know; you couldn't say for sure it was Jimmy Page. I don't know how to explain it, maybe he used different gear for that album but it's entirely progressive, upscale constructions, with insanely tight timing even by their standards.
No blues rock at all on that album, it almost sounds anti-rock, if that were possible. PG is my favourite album, but HoTH really to me showed how broad their talents, creativity and influences were. Of all the stand alone albums they made, it might be it's own genre.
I agree word for word , re' HOTH
& PG!
Re' HOTH , just amazing how they pulled this of after such a HUGE album Zep 4! Such confidence ,and on Top of the world...
This was one of Plants most memorable x's he said once.
Some1 else said somthing like at this point
"They cameout walked the earth surveyed their land that they ruled and were pleased" (Close enuf) So fitting!
Or at least that was the feeling they all shared while generating ideas for HOTH!
Obviously this feeling was still around for PG also!
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Oh by the way Eddie gives credit to Pagey said he got the finger tapping technique by watching Jimmy Page live in the early 70s!
This is a fact I heard Eddie say it himself
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On 3/20/2019 at 8:05 AM, StonesRtheRealDeal said:
Led Zeppelin is an epic movie. Van Halen is a sitcom. I love some of Van Halens songs but,,,,
Eddie crafted a great sound on his guitar, but he is alot of smoke and mirrors. Tapping, pull offs, hammer ons create an illusion of speed. He plays very soulfully but it seems to be buried underneath his "signature sound." There's some crap in the Van Halen catalog. There's no crap in Zeps catalog. As far as playing fast, I don't care, but check the Zep movie "Song Remains the Same." Page is ripping through the notes and he is playing alot of great riffs and creating a solo that has a beginning, a middle, and an end. All the members of Zep have a depth and skill to the playing and composition. Eddie never came close to writing his "Stairway to Heaven." John Bonham didn't need a huge drum kit because he was creative, John Paul Jones on keyboard & bass. Can't even compare Eddie's sophmoric riffs to JPJ's playing. Lastly for a front man can you really compare a clown (Roth) to a poet (Plant)?
I understand youf point but EV Was more than fluff & VH was pretty great but no Zep. But they were ALOT OF FUN
But hey.....easy on Roth ! Early VH Wud never been as great without David!
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3 hours ago, RainbowElf said:
Lucky guy, I always dreamed of meeting Ronnie James Dio, never got the chance now I never will.
For me Dio is or was RITE UP there on the list next to the Zep guys. All as #1 equally well Elvis was also .
Then not sure who #2 could be for me.....but my point is DIO is THAT important to me!
Zeppelin Mysteries Hosted by Steve A. Jones
in Led Zeppelin Master Forum
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Well.... Correct me if I’m wrong :
wasn’t his brother on a Zep album?
In through the outdoor!?
He played an instrument or a couple of notes anyway (lol) During “fool in the rain” !!! I got to admit he did a perfect job too! One of my favorite parts of the song .
Lucky guy !!!!
Talk about bragging rights !!!Wonder if he even got paid for that?