Love them or love them a lot. They were, are, and will continue to BE rock and roll. What are your thoughts?
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Favorite Zeppelin album?
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Unpossible to say.
At times it's III, with the complex bass lines & organ playing of JPJ - the band was getting more sophisticated and really starting to stretch out. At others it's Physical Graffiti - the apex of their evolution. At others still it's going back to the raw bluesy powerful tracks of I & II. Then of course there's IV, an all time classic.
Unpossible to say.
Oh and as an aside Robert Plant & I have the same birthday. I'm younger
Ps - in through the out door is extremely underrated.
And Presence is worth owning for Achilles' Last Stand alone. That song is epic.
At times it's III, with the complex bass lines & organ playing of JPJ - the band was getting more sophisticated and really starting to stretch out. At others it's Physical Graffiti - the apex of their evolution. At others still it's going back to the raw bluesy powerful tracks of I & II. Then of course there's IV, an all time classic.
Unpossible to say.
Oh and as an aside Robert Plant & I have the same birthday. I'm younger
Ps - in through the out door is extremely underrated.
And Presence is worth owning for Achilles' Last Stand alone. That song is epic.
Unpossible to say.
At times it's III, with the complex bass lines & organ playing of JPJ - the band was getting more sophisticated and really starting to stretch out. At others it's Physical Graffiti - the spec of their evolution. At others still it's going back to the raw bluesy powerful tracks of I & II. Then of course there's IV, an all time classic.
Unpossible to say.
Oh and as an aside Robert Plant & I have the same birthday. I'm younger
Ps - in through the out door is extremely underrated.
And Presence is worth owning for Achilles' Last Stand alone. That song is epic.
Agree on all counts.
apex, not spec. I fixed it for me. lol
Well, Zeppelin has been a part of my life since 75 (parents wouldn't allow that horrible music in their home before that...haha) and like a bazillion other high school proms in that period "Stairway to Heaven" was the theme. (77 grad)
I had the pleasure of seeing Led Zep in Cincinnati in the late 70's and once while stationed in Germany in 80' (in a ice skating rink no less). That was part of the "In Through The Out Door" tour.
Long Live Rock !
I forgot to say which was best .... I can't
...crap, i'll drink a few 
and think about it.
I had the pleasure of seeing Led Zep in Cincinnati in the late 70's and once while stationed in Germany in 80' (in a ice skating rink no less). That was part of the "In Through The Out Door" tour.
Long Live Rock !
I forgot to say which was best .... I can't
...crap, i'll drink a few and think about it.
Blasphamy !!!! You sir are a evil person. hahahaACDC!!!
dude?? you are not allowed to bring up them in a zeppelin thrwead!!!!ACDC!!!
I love ACDC, but it has to be Bon Scott. Back in Black the line exception, as it shoulda been Bon.
Either CD or mp3, but nothing beats the rawness of an LP.
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DarthPepper, Thankyou.
We have a pretty bitching amp-turntable-CD-speakers set up. And several times, we have set up the same song on vinyl and cd at the same time. Toggle back-and-forth between the two at the same time in the same song.....
ones-n-zeros.....VS....BillyHolliday in her cups....
ps-WeAreTheWorld....recently posted......gotta go find that..
We have a pretty bitching amp-turntable-CD-speakers set up. And several times, we have set up the same song on vinyl and cd at the same time. Toggle back-and-forth between the two at the same time in the same song.....
ones-n-zeros.....VS....BillyHolliday in her cups....
ps-WeAreTheWorld....recently posted......gotta go find that..
On Late Show tonight.
I or III.... I rememember seeing them at the old Igloo for their No Quarter tour. Jimmy had the bow out,and actually hit more notes than missed. They played How Many More Times which made my night.
Pre "Mellotron" days........the earlier hard rock.....Zeppelin II.
I saw Zep in the mid 70's at the old "Chicago Stadium" with tantilizing acoustics. That place rumbled, I swear my ears are still ringing...(many concerts later) Zep was a huge studio multi-track band.
Sure, Page used a double-neck guitar at times but a few a few album tunes rang out the ole 12 string acoustic in one channel and a Lead Riff at the same time in the other......hmm.
The old style analog echoplex , phase shifter and townhall reverb gave Robert Plant's raspy voice the edge on many tracks........or maybe it was just the "Booze"
That was the era that I grew up through, the music I listened to, and part of the format our band played in the late 70's.
I saw Zep in the mid 70's at the old "Chicago Stadium" with tantilizing acoustics. That place rumbled, I swear my ears are still ringing...(many concerts later) Zep was a huge studio multi-track band.
Sure, Page used a double-neck guitar at times but a few a few album tunes rang out the ole 12 string acoustic in one channel and a Lead Riff at the same time in the other......hmm.
The old style analog echoplex , phase shifter and townhall reverb gave Robert Plant's raspy voice the edge on many tracks........or maybe it was just the "Booze"
That was the era that I grew up through, the music I listened to, and part of the format our band played in the late 70's.
Got all of them in HI-FI digital, but still have Houses of the Holy in LP.
Of course, my turntable plugs in via usb, so might as well listen to digital without the scratches.
I have them all on digital now.
I had everything on LP, including some rare limited edition stuff, and first printings - then while I was away at school my mom thought that my 4 milkcrates full of records would make an excellent donation to goodwill.
agh
Lost some cool Black Sabbath and Pink Floyd stuff too (including a Roger Waters/David Gilmore auto'd album of the Wall)
Love my mom, but it was touch and go for a couple years after that.
I had everything on LP, including some rare limited edition stuff, and first printings - then while I was away at school my mom thought that my 4 milkcrates full of records would make an excellent donation to goodwill.
agh
Lost some cool Black Sabbath and Pink Floyd stuff too (including a Roger Waters/David Gilmore auto'd album of the Wall)
Love my mom, but it was touch and go for a couple years after that.