This may have been posted before, but still Awesome, all the same:

I just came across this. I am currently watching this while I post this so I have not seen the entire documentary. Seems good so far:

Yes, it is Me once again. I say to whoever downplays what I post. F off.

This may or may not be the best version of "Stairway to Heaven" but I think that this is the longest version of this song. Played at the very last live Led Zeppelin show Ever. July 7, 1980 in Berlin, West Germany. A very Sad but fitting tribute to the Greatest Song of All-Time. Have a Listen.

At the 2:10 mark, Jimmy dressed in Nazi SS regalia. Well right in front of you.

Good point, but I will have to say that I am not a fanboy of this Awesome Show, but A FanMan (I am 43 years old). I have not seen one second of "House of Cards" because I am not a Netflix subscriber. You are correct in saying that "House of Cards" is better on so many levels because that is your opinion. And I have My opinions too. Has "House of Cards" (or even Kevin Spacey) won dozens and dozens of awards for Anything (Like Breaking Bad has), besides Robin Penn winning for "Best Supporting Actress? It is My opinion (and Millions of Others), that will Prove that "Breaking Bad" will go down in American Television History as One of the Greatest Shows of All-Time. "House of Cards" is not even shown of American Television. You have to Pay to watch it. "Breaking Bad" was on AMC, a free channel that most Americans who have a television and some sort of Cable could see. Enough of "Breaking Bad", "Game of Thrones" is resuming on March 6, 2014. Edited to Add: I am very Eager to hear your retort to what I have asked you. Do you really think that "House of Cards" is a better show than "Breaking Bad" and do you really think that that show will be remembered by millions of American viewers over a series that is free to watch over a "Mini-Series" (that probably will not survive another season, and that you had to pay and subscribed too to watch)?

This scene is Awesome. It is Walter White making his old colleagues making it "Right" so that His family gets what is left of his "Drug Empire" money. $9,700.000 What make it especially good and funny is that is was only red laser pointers by Badger and Skinny Pete that the two "hitmen" carried. Not actual weapons with laser sight.

This is one of My Favorite Songs (such a simple song but a very Beautifully Crafted Song). What more can I say. Gordon Lightfoot is a master Craftsmen.

This song is So made for the Ending of Breaking Bad. Even though this song is a "Classic", it is (in MY opinion) a very fitting ending and tribute to this "Historic" American Television Show:

This is the phone I got. I am very impressed and satisfied with this phone. Like I said, I still have a lot to learn about this phone even after almost 3 weeks of ownership.

I just got a new cell phone on February 3, 2014. A new Samsung Galaxy S4 Active. I had my old Samsung cell phone for 3 and a half years before it died on me. My old Samsung phone was an "old" smartphone (though State-of-the-Art at the time). Of course, I had friends and co-workers with Iphones and other newer phones than mine but I was used to and content with My phone. I did not need all that new technology that the their phones were capable of. As long as I could call or text, I was content. However, My new phone is "literally" (or should I say "practically") a computer on/in a phone. Almost 3 weeks after having it, I still do not really know all that this phone is capable of. I guess I will learn or take one full day to try and fully comprehend what My phone is capable of. One of the first things I did do was download the iHeartRadio app. With iHeartRadio, I customized my own channels. My channels in order are: Led Zeppelin Rush Aerosmith Black Sabbath Dio the Beatles the Rolling Stones Iron Maiden Judas Priest One other great feature that My new phone provides, I am now capable of accessing this Awesome Led Zeppelin Forum with only the touch of a finger. I can now read posts and comments when I am at work or anywhere else I happen to be. Anyway, I seemed to "Ramble On" and said/typed more then I anticipated. The actual topic was meant to ask anyone who cares to respond: What kind of Cell Phone or "Smart" Phone do you possess?

Copenhagen 1971:

Copenhagen 1971:

An older Jason Bonham with hair, mustache and a nose ring (and if I am not mistaken, a bit of nose candy too):

I like this one too. A brief clip of a young Jason Bonham drumming and dancing in front of Mom and Dad:

This may have been posted already (or not). Very nice:

Again, the Great and Awesome Fan reaction to the End Of Breaking Bad!!!

I think these Great scenes help make BrBa one of the Best. I will forgo the usual "preamble" and let the actors and brief scenes speak for themselves.

Here is something that is quite funny and a mystery to Me as well. At the 1:06:46 mark, Jimmy or Bonzo (don't know which one) can be heard saying, "I just puked on that". It is a little faint in hearing but I heard it all the same. What is funny to me is, who puked on what and why? and, at the 1:43:08 mark Robert says, "Fuck You, mate", to someone (apparently a British man and off to the side of the stage). Who did Robert tell to "Fuck Off"? Richard Cole, perhaps? This is, of course, the "infamous" September 29, 1971 Osaka gig where Bonzo can't be found during the acoustic set. Robert dismisses this and says that Bonzo has gone with Geisha. Check it out and listen for yourself. By the way, a Great bootleg of a Great Concert by Led Zeppelin:

Does anyone who replies to this topic know if any of the Spouses (Maureen Plant, Mo Jones or Pat Bonham), or Jimmy's long-time Girlfriend and Mother to his daughter, Scarlet (Charlotte Martin) were in anyway involved in (let me just say) "Magic(k)?.

Good Point, unfortunately, the Drug Trade pays better. I am not advocating his line of work, either but it sure made for compelling television viewing.

More Great Fan reactions to the End of "Breaking Bad": Walter White was a Genius when it came to making "Weapons of Mass Destruction". (And that includes the 98.1% Blue Meth that was His and Jesse's Signature Product).

You are very welcome. I agree with you that there is seriously tremendous depth to His songs.

Anyone on this Led Zeppelin Forum a Big Fan of Mr. Lightfoot? or Classic Song: I think that Gordon Lightfoot sings very Beautiful acoustic songs.

A Great Song and a Great Ending to the Greatest American Television Show of All-Time: