Fuckin' A. Them Redlegs. Imagine if Votto and Puig found a way to play up to their potential.

The Reds have battled their way out of the basement and are on the verge of sweeping the Astros. What's next in that nutty NL Central?

"Hey you smoking Mother Nature, this is a bust..." After 55 some years of rock concerts, weed finally ruined his night?

This is a new member's first post. Chill already.

Killer show

Saw this show in March. Satriani, Pinnick & Kenny Aronoff killed it. They took on "I Don't Live Today", "Third Stone", "If 6 Was 9", "Machine Gun", "Voodoo Child" and burned the house down. Looking him up now, i can't believe Aronoff is 66 yrs old. He's a force of nature.

What's a nice sweep like that do for your confidence? It's like the Cards want to be in 2nd place.

These girl groups aren't too bad - as long as the volume is turned all the way down!

Spare me already with this bullshit. Seriously, Captain Obvious, you don't know who LZ '77 were by now? You take this beautiful document of the band, the only pro-shot footage of the tour, which has never been presented this well before, and use it to cut the band off at the knees? Why do you bother with Led Zeppelin when you know their live performances won't live up to your "professional musicianship" standards. You are completely clueless about LZ and RnR in general. Neither were ever intended to be note perfect. So, fans came here to say they enjoyed this viewing experience and you're here to confirm that's not a valid point of view? Really.

I'm honestly curious. Timestamping Jimmy Page's "wrong" notes. Disparaging the highly regarded skills of widely beloved lost brother. Controversial opinions are one thing. I'm just not convinced your agenda is to celebrate Led Zeppelin. Are you open to opposing opinions and a discussion? Here's how another poster who disagreed with you was answered... I think you're wrong and incapable of seeing past your nose. No offense. No offence. Lol. You don't seem to take criticism well. The thread title asks for controversial opinions. It doesn't promise you won't be asked to answer for them.

Easy bruh, you're the one gettin' tense. I only asked a simile question. Are you here to wad panties?

And you like that?

Was a back handed compliment your intention, 'cause that really only serves your "not a real drummer" theory. Is there a forum somewhere where you spend time celebrating real drummers?

Buddy Holly on stage at The Surf ballroom in Clear Lake, Iowa, Feb. 2, 1959.

Yeah, not a lot of what has been posted in this thread is too controversial. Gripes which have been addressed ad nauseam in this and the other forum. Except, of course, the idea that Bonzo isn't a real drummer. How about, accepting and enjoying LZ for what the band was and what they left behind, without caveats. Not as some fanboy rose-colored vision, but by experiencing the personal and professional triumphs and tragedies with the band through the music. Understanding that the band's evolution, through the changes life brings, wouldn't allow '75, '77 or '80 to sound like '71 or '73. Knowing missed notes and even off nights are to be expected when a band takes music and life to the nth degree. The human element, that's the magic ingredient in the continued interest with live recordings. It deserves to be embraced rather than scorned.