I pick "Trampled Under Foot" (so underrated!) "In The Light", "Custard Pie" and "The Wanton Song"

In My Time of Dying - Led Zeppelin Achilles Last Stand - Led Zeppelin In The Light - Led Zeppelin The Prophet's Song - Queen The End - The Doors Sleep Walking Past Hope - HIM

Since I've Been Loving You Dazed And Confused Babe I'm Gonna Leave You The Rover The Song Remains The Same

The song which makes me really relax and unwind is "Trampled Under Foot" because its fun, sexy and it sure makes me wanna dance The most laid back Led Zep songs are : Down By The Seaside Thank You Going To California Bron-Yr-Aur

The Great Gig In The Sky - Pink Floyd

:blink: They are???!!!! *makes a quick run for it!!

Time - Pink Floyd This song ALWAYS sends chills down my spine! The lyrics are so beautiful!!!

The Changeling - The Doors

You're very welcome zdr! This sure beats the hell out of those incredibly boring lessons in history textbooks! Now this is real education! The lesson here is to show kids what Starbreaker and I posted about WWII and then play the song "Sympathy For The Devil" in the background and ask kids to pay special attention to the lyrics (because of their "historical significance") and BHAM! we've got the world's most interesting history lesson!

I pretty much feel the same way, Deb! I haven't listened to the radio in ages! My only source of Led Zep music is my dad's collection!

On the 9th of December! Exactly 6 days after your sister!

Hi Paul! Welcome to the forum! Its a really fun and interesting place to be! You'll soon be at home in no time! And oh, I should warn you, this forum is really addictive! :D

Thanks! Sounds awesome! I'm going to check it out this weekend!

My favourite is Physical Graffiti Side I, closely followed by Untitled (Led Zep IV) Side I

Highway Star - Deep Purple

Woah! This is priceless!!! :lol: Thanks for posting this! B) I think I can safely say that this is way more interesting than any WWII documentary I've ever watched on the history channel!!! :D

My Generation - The Who

Woah! That is soooooooooooooo freakin' brilliant!!! Wow! Wow! Wow! B) B) koolkapricorn, you're an absolute genuis mate!!!

I guess there was a lot of emotion involved for Robert....I guess he felt a bit pressured as far as trying to re-create the "magic" of the 70s was concerned, when Zep was pretty much at their prime! Besides, as someone very rightly pointed out, a lot of time has passed by and so many things have changed and besides, one essential member of the band is missing and I guess to Robert, things will never be the same again! And I got this feeling from the article that Robert intended this whole Zep reunion show to be a "one-off" event and then pretty much part ways with Jimmy and JPJ and just move on!

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Woah! Really?? Lucky you!

LOL! Thanks! One of my friends posted this on my wall on facebook! I nearly fell off my chair after laughing so hard!

Us And Them - Pink Floyd

Stairway To Heaven, Nobody's Fault But Mine and Trampled Under Foot My cousin came over to stay over night (she had to catch a flight to Christchurch, the next day)...there was a spare bed in my room...The next morning, she gives me this piercing glare at the breakfast table where she told me that I annoyed her like hell by disturbing her sleep by mumbling stuff like "Got a Monkey On My Back", "Talk About Love" and "Mama Let Me Pump Your Gas" in my sleep and she ain't even a Led Zep fan so she was under the impression that I was as nutty as a fruit cake!

LOL! Nope! More like the land of the ice and snow! Welcome!