Friday already. Are you ready to hit the floor?

Fish marathon on Decades weekend binge.

Unlocking the Mystery: Why Led Zeppelin’s “Kashmir” Is Their Quintessential Song – Ari Koinuma "But toward the end of the song the ascending figure morphs into this run that goes from G dorian to G lydian (G-A-Bb-C-D-E-F-G-A-B-C#). That is a very unusual move in rock, where a tonality shift is built into a phrase. The result is this sense of transformation — the phrase starts out sounding ominous but then the series of whole steps in the second half really make it sound as if some kind of enlightenment is revealed at the end." I can't help with tab but this guy addresses the ascending riff towards the end. A couple glimpses of her workin' the riff higher on the neck here. Love a girl with a half stack.

Probably a tall order in '77, Jimmy stated "Dazed & Confused" wasn't in the setlist because, he no longer was, lol. Considering the title literally, it was probably the most appropriate tour for the song. I've envisioned an updated "San Francisco"/"Woodstock" jam > abbreviated noise solo > "Achilles Last Stand" for the win.

6-25-77 stands with any version/any year. Recommended for anyone who thinks nothing worthwhile happened after '75.