Led Zep......
Kaise
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.....rock and thats a FACT!
been listening to each album in order of release and i am still unable to pick a track that doesnt rock!
When The Levee Breaks currently being my favourite! 8)
been listening to each album in order of release and i am still unable to pick a track that doesnt rock!
When The Levee Breaks currently being my favourite! 8)
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total agreement right here!
personal preference is 1 and 2 but they're all goodWhether you're a king or a little street sweeper, sooner or later you'll dance with the reaper.
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But they weren't all "rock and roll", they did do a few folk albums too and Robert Plant still records folk music..
However, agreeably, when they rock and roll, they do indeed rock and roll!0 -
Robert Plant, used to live in Kinver, my grandad used to say hello to him all the time whilst he was in his garden (Bob Plant in his garden, not my Grandad in Robert Plants garden) he hadnt a clue who he was0
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i use the term "rock" in a circa '90's, waynes world fashion, to mean, the are sweet as a very sweet nut!
Unfortunately the recent Plant offering with that alison bird, was IMHO a bit cack! But as with must things, when people go their own way it isnt to everyones taste;
Using an o-level/GCSE grading system
Led Zepp = A+, Plant on his own = D
The Smiths = A, Morrisey = F
Oasis = A/B, Liam Gallagher = U
The Beatles = A, Paul Macca = D, John Lennon = C
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kaiser83 wrote:i use the term "rock" in a circa '90's, waynes world fashion, to mean, the are sweet as a very sweet nut!
Unfortunately the recent Plant offering with that alison bird, was IMHO a bit cack! But as with must things, when people go their own way it isnt to everyones taste;
Using an o-level/GCSE grading system
Led Zepp = A+, Plant on his own = D
The Smiths = A, Morrisey = F
Oasis = A/B, Liam Gallagher = U
The Beatles = A, Paul Macca = D, John Lennon = C
you get what i mean
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Some have made it by themselves without their bands
Rod Stewart
Van Morrison
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Richie63 wrote:Some have made it by themselves without their bands
Marti Pellow
did he! dont believe it."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
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I went to see Thin Lizzy a couple of months ago with my Dad. Obviously not the same with out Phil however, was still amazing, totally rocked
My Dad is a 70s rocker and he loved Led Zepplin so we were brought up listening to that stuff.
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Seen them live a couple of times. Love all their stuff. Physical Graffiti is probably my favourite album, but they are all good.0
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nicklouse wrote:Richie63 wrote:Some have made it by themselves without their bands
Marti Pellow
did he! dont believe it.
Ah you spotted that one did you I'm going to blow the bank on a new build ( within reason ) NOW DONE!!
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El Capitano wrote:Seen them live a couple of times. Love all their stuff. Physical Graffiti is probably my favourite album, but they are all good.
I would say close second to Houses of the Holy. Bizarrely of which the 'title track' was on Physical Graffiti. Never quite got that.I don't do smileys.
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Four Symbols (as titled in the atlantic catalog) is definately my front runner on this
The battle of Evermore, When the Levee Breaks and not to mention Stairway to heaven, Genius!0 -
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nicklouse
i love that RUN DMC and Public Enemy make it on there, and it says something that out of all of those bands there are 3 i dont really like, not a bad thing!!
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too many zepp songs to pick just one but if you held a gun to my head i would have to say kashmir, no black dog, i mean immigrant song or babe im going to leave you, dazed and confuzed, the ocean, ramble on no no four sticks
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i like led zep but find a lot of their music to be a bit whiney and lacking substance, too arty and musical, more for afficionados than people who just like to hear a nice 4 minute tune.
same with loads of old fashioned music.0 -
Did enjoy JPJ's foray into the modern era with Josh Homme and Dave Grohl (Them Crooked Vultures). Went to see them live and they really did rock!Trail fun - Transition Bandit
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MissBint37 wrote:I went to see Thin Lizzy a couple of months ago with my Dad. Obviously not the same with out Phil however, was still amazing, totally rocked
My Dad is a 70s rocker and he loved Led Zepplin so we were brought up listening to that stuff.
Love it!
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I was brought up on a staple diet of Led Zepp, Sabbath, Deep Purple, Queen, Pink Floyd etc etc. I took my dad watching Iron Maiden on the Virus tour with Blaze Bailey and he was totally blown away by them, he's now the one who asks me if we're getting tickets when they tour 8)What if your dreams and fears existed in the same place? What if to get to heaven, you had to brave hell? What if everything you've ever wanted cost you everything you've ever achieved? Would you still go there?0 -
My fave is The Rover off Physical Graffiti. Not the most common on peoples favourite lists but a proper rock song
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