These be slow Zeppelin days. Ain't that right fiddler?

Portland, Oregon to Dubai, UAE.

My wife and it was almost a deal breaker for me, but love is love is Led Zeppelin, so be my mistress

I agree and would add its pointless to compare any of LZ's LP's. They are all fantastic pieces of music; a little of everything on each and every one. It's like two girlfriends from the past that were both great, just different and with LZ's LP's you don't have to pay alimony; some of you will get that. I remember in Jr High when LZ III came out.....we all thought it was crap compared to the first two. How wrong we were and by the time I hit college it was my favorite and still is to this day, but enjoy them all! Favorite Live Song: several versions of 1977 No Quarter Favorite studio Song: Since I've been loving you. It will change tomorrow and thats due to LZ's creativity....and I agree, every AC/DC song sounds pretty much the same. They have energy and seem to really enjoy touring still.... I give them that, but after the 3rd song you kinda know whats going to hit you next.

PJ has been opening with "Pendulum", a moody slow melodic tune that began with Mike walking onstage with a violin bow in one hand and his guitar in the other. An older british gentleman miles away would be proud. PJ is certainly one great band if you have never seen them live. Matt is one of the best drummers I have ever heard; amazing!

I certainly don't dislike TSRTS film / soundtrack; it Zeppelin, but its my least favorite of all their releases and the only release that I feel that is dated when "watched" today. The film has not stood the test of time like their music. Just MHO. The fantasy sequences must have been hard to live down; pretty silly self-indulgent stuff, but again, its Zeppelin so who's complaining! I wish it was a full concert start to finish with no edits and goofy fantasy crap!

My feelings over the past several years is that Page is open to anything Zeppelin and nothing else. He can add to his legacy on the sidelines with a few Zeppelin projects than persuing a solo career.

Yeah, suspect to say the least. I don't see a shred of proof that THIS is the same guitar. The link to "It might get loud" is also broken.

Jimmy seemed very itchy; some of you will get that.

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Where's the confounded bridge?

Oops....ignore the above....I had meant to link the entire Landover 77' show, not just Kashmir! There is no doubt amongst the experts as to whom the "better drummer" is, regardless of that enjoy them both. My answer is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5FW3r0j_0t8

There is no doubt amongst the experts as to whom the "better drummer" is, regardless of that enjoy them both. My answer is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=poUkw5-1l60&list=PLEBA48DB368B90BC7

Lot's of resembalance to JP. Pardon me, however, but is she pregnant?

I have to admit seeing Paul McCartney last July at Safeco Field in Seattle blew my mind. I had 11th row center seats and he played 3 hours non-stop without one moment being boring. His backup band was terrific. Great show. It was the first full length concert at Safeco. Being 71 years old he was amazing! The 3 remaining members of Nirvana joined him for the encores. Amazing. I enjoy JT movies, but can do without his music.....he's very talented for what he does but the music is not my cup.