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most UNDERRATED led Zeppelin song


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its really hard to decide, but heres what i think are underrated (even if they suck, but why would they? its Led Zeppelin):

- Candy Store Rock

- Darlene

- Hats Off to Roy Harper

- South Bound Saurez

- I'm Gonna Crawl

- Down by the Seaside

- The Rover

- Custard Pie

- Night Flight

- Boogie with Stu

- Ozone Baby

- Bonzo's Montreux

- Poor Tom

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"Hey Hey What Can I Do" gets my vote. Great song. It's sad it never made it to a studio album until wayyyy later on CODA and not even the original CODA release.

Others are "Down By The Seaside" "Candy Store Rock" and "Bron-Yr-Aur."

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Yeah, I love "Out On The Tiles," I think it's definitely underrated.

And I liked "Living Loving Maid" too, I don't understand why the band didn't like it.

i wouldnt necessarily "Out on the Tiles" is overrated. they used the intro for "Black Dog," they played the song like for a few years, and they used it fro Bonzo's modified version of "Moby Dick" known to us as "Over the Top."

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Underrated in the sense that radio etc will always go for 'Stairway..' or 'Whole Lotta Love' or 'Black Dog' etc..?

'Tea for one' - the phantom companion piece to 'Since I've been Loving You' .. after the rampant flourish of the intro there is nothing but a bleakness matched only by Joy Division - and Page's solo is his "To be or not to be..", something way past mere notes/scales..

And to make it tea for two lol: 'The Rover' - lumbering, sloppy, stumbling - so loose it almost falls apart - but so many bands could bang away forevermore and never get that feel.

I just wish it went on for another 10 minutes!

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Tea For One, without a doubt. That song should have been on Mothership and I hope they do it live at the reunion concert next month.

Another song I think doesn't get a lot of love is In The Evening. I think on ITTOD, All My Love and Fool In The Rain get the most attention, but this song is very strong as well. It's dare I say it......danceable. They weren't known for making dance music, but the synth line on top of the guitar track is very funky. You actually could play this at a party or a dance or some other social gathering and it isn't so clunky that you just sit there and listen to it. I like that about this song; it's unlike anything they had done previous, IMO.

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Underrated in the sense that radio etc will always go for 'Stairway..' or 'Whole Lotta Love' or 'Black Dog' etc..?

'Tea for one' - the phantom companion piece to 'Since I've been Loving You' .. after the rampant flourish of the intro there is nothing but a bleakness matched only by Joy Division - and Page's solo is his "To be or not to be..", something way past mere notes/scales..

And to make it tea for two lol: 'The Rover' - lumbering, sloppy, stumbling - so loose it almost falls apart - but so many bands could bang away forevermore and never get that feel.

I just wish it went on for another 10 minutes!

no, underrated in the sense that nobody cares about it because they were not played on tour, etc.

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I'm Gonna Crawl - awesome vocal performance and killer solo

Sick Again - great lyrics, great music, great jams in concert

Black Country Woman - should have made the acoustic set in the later years

The Crunge - wonderful funky jam, jangling guitar, sublime drumming

Hats Off To Harper - killer slide guitar

Hot Dog - fun tongue-in-cheek country jam

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