June72
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I'm honestly a bit unsure as to how the band would've went on. A lot of people say that heroin would've gotten to Jimmy, but do we really know how much Bonz's death effected his drub habits? Just curious. I think if neither of them died then a hiatus of some sort certainly would have ensued eventually. They must've known that they were simply too amazing to part ways permanently, but a slow down of some sort needed to happen.
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Side 1: (might be a bit of a squeeze)
The Rover
IMTOD
Kashmir
Side 2:
In the Light
Bron-Yr-Aur
Down By the Seaside
Ten Years Gone
Honestly it's very difficult to narrow it down. I love every track on the album but the four epics make it impossible for all of this to be 1 LP.
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On 4/20/2019 at 7:00 PM, gibsonfan159 said:
Trampled Underfoot- Good kick off and verses. Jones gets some funky riffs in. Solo- a good array of aggressive notes without going off the rails. 4:30-4:55 is excellent. A little sloppy after 5:30 but he builds it back up nicely. The wah licks toward the end are experimental and expressive. Not perfect, but once again a solid version of the song with tremendous energy. Unless future nitpicks prove otherwise, I think it's clear that this song was their baby for 1980. "A"
I would definitely agree with this. From what I've heard of '80, Trampled is by far the most exciting thing they do that year.
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http://www.ledzeppelin-reference.com/geekbaseweb/setpage.aspx?showid=340
https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/led-zeppelin/1972/the-spectrum-philadelphia-pa-7bd61ad0.html
A lot of sources on this show seem to contradict each other. I'm assuming the people who released the tape moved Bring It On Home onto the first disc so it would fit?
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9 hours ago, gibsonfan159 said:
WHAT IF
..this documentary is being done as a bit of an advertisement to get people ready for a new live album? We've speculated that the next one might possibly be from 1969, and this would fit the mold.
That sounds great, it really does. But knowing Jimmy... it's just better to not get our hopes up.
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1 minute ago, chillumpuffer said:
.... not before he remasters the remasters
Now that you mention it, it has been a few months since TSRTS was remastered...
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I've recently begun going through every Zepp bootleg on the web... here's where I'm at:
I'm enjoying this show quite a bit so far.
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2 hours ago, jsj said:
we could play Page cliché bingo along to it
Sounds fun. Who's making the board?
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Could you upload the audio and link it? Or provide a setlist? Can't really make anything from the information you've provided.
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1 hour ago, Paganini said:
This will just be a remaster of stuff we’ve all seen and heard a thousand times before, plus Jimmy’s sanitized version of their history—don’t get too excited folks.
I don't know... I don't think Jimmy would bother doing this if he didn't have anything new to offer. Especially since they've actually been involved in the process, I don't think he would let it be something we didn't like or get something new out of. Why else would they participate in it? Of course, you could be right, but it's foolish to judge it before we really have any information on it.
On a side note, everyone seems to be calling this something related to "Jimmy's cleaned up history," but this only goes up to '70. What does he really have whats worth hiding from back then? It must be something pretty top secret if there is one, because I can't think of anything very secretive or scandalous from their early days (Except maybe the mudshark incident, but what do we need to hear about that?).
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31 minutes ago, The Only Way To Fly said:
More from Iceland I hope! That B&W 16MM film footage is killer quality. More please.....
What about home movies? Seems like they all were carrying Super 8MM cameras while in Japan.
Too bad the film won't cover their time in Japan. Sounds like we get to learn a little about the boys before the Zep days until 1970. I would kill for any more live footage we've yet to see.
1 hour ago, chillumpuffer said:Dream on man. Page has stated on many, many occasions that there is nothing else to see. If there was he would have included it on the DVD. Though having said that, the only significant footage may well be Bath 1970 or the rumoured footage from Central Park in 1969
Knowing Page, I'm not gonna take his word as truth. I love and respect the guy but he clearly has given us false information in the past... Or at least his stories are very inconsistent. That could be his memory, or him feeding the fire of the "mystery" surrounding the band. I get that he loves hyping all that up but damn just give us the facts already.
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Awesome. He's coming on a week night to Philly and I'll be away at school, but if I can make the time I'd love to go see him.
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1 hour ago, PeaceFrogYum said:
I am a massive Nina Simone fan, same with Aretha and Maria Callas however all three were serious assholes who treated those around them like the shittiest hired hobo's. Brought new meaning to the word Diva.
Yeah. In a way, their attitudes were very influential, but definitely not in a good way.
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While I don't hate him, Macca is a total self-absorbed asshole. Roger Daltrey did some stuff that would've bothered me if I knew him back in the day. Although his hey-day was more '70s, Roger Waters is a man from the era that I've grown to have a strong distaste for. Jeff Beck is also an egomaniac. As are Mick and Keef, although I still love 'em. Jim Morrison was not at all a good person. Iggy's also done his fair share of terrible shit. Nina Simone was known for doing terrible stuff in fits of blind rage. I guess this is a list more of people I don't think highly of as human beings.
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1 hour ago, gibsonfan159 said:
Bonham and Grant almost murdering a man?
Does this have anything to do with that thing with Grant's son and the security at some '77 show? Or is this entirely different? I've never heard that they "almost murdered" somebody.
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The age old question.
Led Zeppelin - Choosing between Dazed and Confused and How Many More Times is getting too difficult.
Led Zeppelin II - Another extremely tough choice, but I'll go with Bring It On Home.
Led Zeppelin III - That's the Way
Led Zeppelin IV - Going to California
Houses of the Holy - Over the Hills and Far Away
Physical Graffiti - In My Time of Dying, but tomorrow it could be any of the other 3 epics.
Presence - Achilles Last Stand
In Through the Out Door - I'm Gonna Crawl
Not so hot Zep songs
in Zep Polls
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You're a bigger man than I. That's my one and only requirement, loving Zeppelin.