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monkeychow
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Re: Led Zeppelin Discussion

monkeychow wrote:
RussTCB wrote:

Anyone else listen to the album or watch the blu ray yet?

Just bought it today. Will listen in the next couple of days.

Me_Wise_Magic
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Re: Led Zeppelin Discussion

http://ultimateclassicrock.com/jimmy-pa … solo-tour/

Please do this Jimmy! We want you to keep playing that geetar!

RussTCB
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Re: Led Zeppelin Discussion

RussTCB wrote:

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Smoking Guns
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Re: Led Zeppelin Discussion

Smoking Guns wrote:

Watching Celebration Day now. Amazing. Imagine if Appetite lineup did this. Would be epic.

Rex
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Re: Led Zeppelin Discussion

Rex wrote:
Smoking Guns wrote:

Watching Celebration Day now. Amazing. Imagine if Appetite lineup did this. Would be epic.

If they ever did do it, hopefully they don't wait until they're that old.

tejastech08
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Re: Led Zeppelin Discussion

tejastech08 wrote:

Heart and Jason Bonham did a great performance of Stairway at the Kennedy Center Honors, which aired last night on CBS. Check it out:

faldor
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Re: Led Zeppelin Discussion

faldor wrote:

I heard about that after the fact.  Forgot it was on.  Have to try and check for a replay.

tejastech08
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Re: Led Zeppelin Discussion

tejastech08 wrote:
Axlin12 wrote:

I never ever bought their catalog, but I might do it now.

This seems like sacrilege to me. GN'R was heavily influenced by Zeppelin. Kinda surprising to see a big GN'R fan who isn't also a Zephead. 16

RussTCB
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Re: Led Zeppelin Discussion

RussTCB wrote:

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tejastech08
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Re: Led Zeppelin Discussion

tejastech08 wrote:
RussTCB wrote:
tejastech08 wrote:
Axlin12 wrote:

I never ever bought their catalog, but I might do it now.

This seems like sacrilege to me. GN'R was heavily influenced by Zeppelin. Kinda surprising to see a big GN'R fan who isn't also a Zephead. 16

I've always been in the middle on Zeppelin but I would say I got through phases. With them and The Beatles I far prefer the middle (and late with The Beatles) section of their material above anything else.

I think III through Physical Graffiti is a brilliant spot of work.

Everything through Physical Graffiti is all brilliant stuff. My favorites are probably II and III. Favorite song is on Houses of the Holy: "Over The Hills And Far Away." Will never forget the first time I heard that one. Was with my dad in his truck and I almost changed the channel because it sounded like a boring acoustic song to me, but my dad said "don't change it, they're about to kick ass in a little bit." Boy was he ever right.

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