If you love Led Zeppelin you’ll like…

[albionremain]

Does anyone remember Detective?

I had both their albums. They have been referred to as "a poor man's Led Zeppelin". I thought they had a unique sound, though. Never quite got the "Recognition" they deserved...

[lzzoso]

Here a few songs by other big name Rock and Roll groups that have songs that, to me, have a very Led Zeppelinesque sound or feel to them:

Aerosmith:

"Seasons of Wither"

"Lord of the Thighs"

"the Hand that Feeds"

Deep Purple:

"Perfect Strangers"

Fastway:

"Say What You Will"

Great White:

"Sail Away"

the James Gang:

"the Bomber"

"Turn to Stone" (actually 'solo' Joe Walsh)

Queen:

"Innuendo"

Rush:

"Here Again"

Zebra:

"Tell Me What You Want"

"Who's Behind the Door"

These are just a few groups that instantly come to my mind. With Led Zeppelin being probably the most "Influential" Rock and Roll Band of all-time, I realize that these groups and songs I just listed is merely a "drop in the bucket". I would like to see what other groups and songs that other people can come up with that are and sound very "Zeppelinesque"

By the way, if anyone who reads this post is unfamiliar with any of the songs I just listed, you can very easily hear all of them on Youtube. Check them out and see if you agree or disagree with me.

[a clockwork tangerine]

I can't believe no one has mentioned Heart! The female version of Led Zeppelin. Dreamboat Annie is a masterpiece! Sing Child sounds a lot like The Crunge.

[BonzoLikeDrumer]

I always figured this bunch of guy's did a hell-a-va job at being like the Master's

Edited February 13, 2010 by BonzoLikeDrumer

[Zepaholic]

The Tea Party

I don't know quite why, but when I first heard this band I got a really Zeppelinesque feel.

I was really sorry for myself that I didn't discover them any sooner (just like Zep) 'cause they don't exist anymore. I think they're heavily inspired by Zeps more eastern sounding arrangements, but also Zep in general (who isn't) and you can definitely hear (and see) it in their music.

He even plays the guitar with a bow in Save Me !

A few examples:

Sister Awake

The Bazaar

Walking Wounded

Save Me

Heaven Coming Down

Geez, i wonder who Jeff Martins influences were???

I seriously love Save Me though, as blatantly pretentious as it is. Jeff is the best Morrison wannabe out there as well.

[Deborah J]

Here a few songs by other big name Rock and Roll groups that have songs that, to me, have a very Led Zeppelinesque sound or feel to them:

Aerosmith:

"Seasons of Wither"

"Lord of the Thighs"

"the Hand that Feeds"

Deep Purple:

"Perfect Strangers"

Fastway:

"Say What You Will"

Great White:

"Sail Away"

the James Gang:

"the Bomber"

"Turn to Stone" (actually 'solo' Joe Walsh)

Queen:

"Innuendo"

Rush:

"Here Again"

Zebra:

"Tell Me What You Want"

"Who's Behind the Door"

These are just a few groups that instantly come to my mind. With Led Zeppelin being probably the most "Influential" Rock and Roll Band of all-time, I realize that these groups and songs I just listed is merely a "drop in the bucket". I would like to see what other groups and songs that other people can come up with that are and sound very "Zeppelinesque"

By the way, if anyone who reads this post is unfamiliar with any of the songs I just listed, you can very easily hear all of them on Youtube. Check them out and see if you agree or disagree with me.

Speaking of Zebra..good video of the humble Randy Jackson of Zebra!!

Guitar Lessons from Zebra's Randy Jackson from Bayou957.com New Orleans Classic Rock Station

Zebra 4/11/09 encore! kashmir

Edited February 13, 2010 by Deborah J

[ro_a]

Edited February 16, 2010 by rokarolla

[Z0S0]

This is a band out of British Columbia I think, called King Karma. Balls to the wall blues rock. Check out the drummer, Rick Fedyk. Bonzo influenced this guy big time....

just checked this out... great song! really bluesy

i'm downloading it right now!

[The Rover]

Side one

1. "Speed King" – 5:49

2. "Bloodsucker" – 4:10

3. "Child in Time" – 10:14

Side two

4. "Flight of the Rat" – 7:51

5. "Into the Fire" – 3:28

6. "Living Wreck" – 4:27

7. "Hard Lovin' Man" – 7:11

[Deborah J]

Bring It On Home - Hindenberg at BB Kings 12/27/09

Special guests at the BB Kings Zebra show, Hindenberg closes down the night with a 3 song Zep set. Thanks to Randy Jackson, Guy Gelso and Felix Hanemann and the entire Zebra audience

Hindenberg, Since I've Been Loving You - Live at BB Kings New York City

[LZFord]

- It's more Sabbath-like than anything but, Working Man - Rush

- God Gave Rock And Roll To You - Argent (Kiss covered it but I still prefer Argent's version by far)

- Going Down - Jeff Beck Group

- Wishing Well - Free

- Any Triumph song

- Almost any Jethro Tull song

- any song by The Guess Who

- This might just be me personally but anything by Neil Young, especially songs from "Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere"

- Any pre-80's Who album, same with the Stones, and Deep Purple

- Rainbow?

- Pre-Eliminator ZZ Top

I can go on and on... lol

Edited February 17, 2010 by LZFord

[Deborah J]

Zebra - What Is & What Should Never Be - NYC 12/27/09

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBMLTm8moAs

Zebra - The Rover - NYC 12/27/09

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSJVv2O-zRU

[Deborah J]

Friends, by Randy Jackson, for Christmas

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3ucfzpn04w

[Delilah]

You should check this. They are called The Brew and this is an amazing version of Moby Dick!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EFYAUBpYtM

[chef free]

Gov't Mule covers many Zeppelin songs and jammed with JPJ at Bonneroo. Here's a couple of Mule tunes that sound like Physical Graffiti out takes:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7PQyQJhcfk

[Led Zeppelin]

I loved their sound. The production was great. Big and raw. The songs just okay. Was Page involved with production do you know?

He produced their first, eponymous LP, 'Detective', under an assumed name.

Edited March 7, 2010 by Led Zeppelin

[lzzoso]

I loved their sound. The production was great. Big and raw. The songs just okay. Was Page involved with production do you know?

Thanks to YouTube, I have become more familiar with Detective's music. Of course I knew that Detective released a couple of albums under the Swan Song label in the late 1970's. I am not 100% sure if Jimmy Page had any thing to do with the actual productions of these couple albums or not, however, if you go to YouTube and type in Detective Fever and listen to this song you will instantly recognize the drums and guitar riffs to one of the biggest and best known Led Zeppelin songs. From what I remember, Michael Des Barres said that Detective was to sound as much like Led Zeppelin as possible. If Fever is not an example of that than I do not know what is.

[vonNurnberg]

Hello guys, watch this italian band

Stairway to heaven http://www.youtube.c...h?v=eN5UexRMdS0 and

No quarter http://www.youtube.c...h?v=NYbnkj1HduI

I saw them live last year, they are very good

franz