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Led Zeppelin - Original Album Reviews
SIZepFan replied to thozil's topic in Magazines / Newspapers / Press
@Zep Head - Thanks for sharing that article. Is it me or did the writer care more about using his thesaurus than actually letting us know whether or not he liked the album? -
Led Zeppelin - Original Album Reviews
SIZepFan replied to thozil's topic in Magazines / Newspapers / Press
"Bassist-organist John Bonham and drummer John Paul Jones are thoroughly professional musicians, though not in Cream's class." - John Swanda - Baylor Lariat, May 3, 1969 LMAO!!! -
Studio: Hearbreaker..AFTER the band comes back in. As great as the "solo" is I always thought what he did after that was better. Live: No Quarter from the original TSRTS soundtrack. The editing on the re-release just doesn't flow right for me.
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"Celebration Day" Movie Review by Dave Lewis
SIZepFan replied to markbowmanimages's topic in Led Zeppelin Master Forum
I had the chills reading this review. I cannot wait to see this movie. Knowing that today is an anniversary that every Led Zeppelin fan would like to forget, I couldn't help but lament on what could have been. RIP Bonzo!! You are missed!! -
Well all I can say is that I am definetely more excited for any announcement from Led Zeppelin than I am for tomorrow's Apple event.
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Dream Theater does a great version Achilles Last Stand.
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I was 10 when I first heard, "Hey hey momma, said the way you move. Gonna make you sweat. Gonna make you groove." That was 1976. I've been hooked ever since.
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Wait...what? Kashmir? Really? Personally, the only one I can think of that I will skip over (with my ipod on shuffle) is Hats off to Roy Harper.
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I can't narrow it down to 5 songs, but I can give you one from each album: Communication Breakdown What is and What Should Never Be Out on The Tiles (personally I LOVE this song) but Since I've Been Loving You is one you can't go wrong with. Stairway to Heaven The Ocean No Quarter (from the original TSRTS not the re-issue) Kashmir Achilles Last Stand Fool in the Rain Bonzo's Montreux Dazed and Confused (from HTWWW) This list (IMO) shows the versatility of Zeppeln from just about every angle.
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1 - Achilles Last Stand 2- Kasmir 3 - Fool in the Rain 4 - That's the Way 5 - Black Dog
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Pretty solid cover on American Idol
SIZepFan replied to Chad LaBorde's topic in Led Zeppelin Master Forum
My 7 year old daughter LOVED it and asked me to download it the next day. I played Zep's version back to back for her and she liked Elise's better. I still have some work to do, but as long as she's listening to Zeppelin songs over, well, just about anyone else these days, I'm happy! -
I voted for Achilles, but I have a soft spot for Ten Years Gone and Fool in the Rain.
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I've been a fan of LZ since I was twelve. I've listened to every song..every album..every note..and I can't for the life of me grasp the reason why this thread even exists. Who the f*** cares about "studio" mistakes? Love the music. It's timeless. It's genius. It's Led Zeppelin!!!
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John Entwistle Geddy Lee Chris Squire Greg Lake (very underrated) JPJ John Entwistle I listed Entwistle twice, because as a R&R bass player, there was nobody better.
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LZ IV was my first album purchase with money from my paper route. I remember my sister accussing me of stealing her copy (which I had done on a regular basis) again. I still have that copy. Bought it in the summer of '78 when I was twelve years old.