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Other music forums => Various Artists, Lyrics, Discographies => Topic started by: Wayne L. on August 27, 2006, 04:07:10 PM
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I think In My Time Of Dying is the best Led Zeppelin song of all time, because it's bluesy, ballsy & blistering, even though it's an underrated classic for some reason, despite being better than Whole Lotta Love. IMTOD is Zeppelin at their finest with great vocals by Plant, great riffing by Page, great bass playing by Jones & great drumming by Bonham, that's almost forgotten by some fans sadly.
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i love your time is gonna come and dazed and confused...to me their first was their best...and in thru the out door their worst...
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coda was bad but not as bad as when they went pop....led zepplin was banned from concerts in florida during their in thru the outdoor tour because they left after two songs when it started raining...i think that they were over played a bit too much...i usually turn the station when they come on...its a knee jerk reaction...not that they are bad but how many times can you listen to them over and over....i have their first album on stereo on the yellow and purple atlantic label...a fine collectors piece...
i had a buddy dave karasic that had an unhealthy love of zepplin in high school...he only had zep 8 tracks in his car and that was all he ever played....that was b4 the song remains the same came out..i was never so happy to hear new zep as back then...
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Bluesy, ballsy, and blistering. Where have I heard this before Wayne? Your a broken record. ::)
anyhoo, Traveling Riverside Blues or White Summer gets the nod today.
Could be different tomorrow though.
(viking)they come from the land of the ice and snow
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Bluesy, ballsy, and blistering. Where have I heard this before Wayne? Your a broken record. ::)
anyhoo, Traveling Riverside Blues or White Summer gets the nod today.
Could be different tomorrow though.
(viking)they come from the land of the ice and snow
I might be a broken record, but what else is there to say, it's good.
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For starters Wayne, you could quit saying bluesy, ballsy, and blistering with each description of any band you might like. That would help.
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Tangerine
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fool in the rain, but enough talking about Wayne ;D
if no one else will say it, i will. stairway to heaven
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Can you think of another description of a certain heavy song that doesn't sound wimpy or cheesy twistandshout?
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and bluesy, ballsy, and blistering isnt cheesy?
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yeah but so is stairway to heaven after 50 million times......
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and bluesy, ballsy, and blistering isnt cheesy?
I know it's not cheesy, but somone hates it, for some reason.
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coda was bad but not as bad as when they went pop....led zepplin was banned from concerts in florida during their in thru the outdoor tour because they left after two songs when it started raining...i think that they were over played a bit too much...i usually turn the station when they come on...its a knee jerk reaction...not that they are bad but how many times can you listen to them over and over....i have their first album on stereo on the yellow and purple atlantic label...a fine collectors piece...
i had a buddy dave karasic that had an unhealthy love of zepplin in high school...he only had zep 8 tracks in his car and that was all he ever played....that was b4 the song remains the same came out..i was never so happy to hear new zep as back then...
They didn't have a chance, except for the European dates for the 'In Through the Out Door' tour, they never played in the states on that tour Einstein. Bonham was dead. Favorite song, anything off of the second disc of 'Physical Graffiti'. If I had to narrow it to one, not on the album, is probably 'Dancing Days'. And 'Coda' was a mish mash of stuff in the can. Credibility, PC? Lost.
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my bad the song remains the same tour and only tampa....http://www.sptimes.com/2006/06/13/Floridian/Encore__online.shtml
how unprofessional of them.....
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my bad the song remains the same tour and only tampa....[url]http://www.sptimes.com/2006/06/13/Floridian/Encore__online.shtml[/url]
how unprofessional of them.....
A few years makes a difference. The Tampa show was in 1977, and 'In Through the out Door' wasn't released until January 1, 1979. A couple of years can make a whole lot of difference in the rock and roll world Daddy-O.
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Even though 'Coda' was a thrown together album, its still twice as good as 'Presence' in my opinion.
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I think In Through The Outdoor is a great rock album by Zeppelin, despite being their most commercial, with In The Evening, Fool In The Rain & All My Love being my favorite tracks.
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I love 'Coda'. Even though its a 'pickup' album, there's some great stuff on there.
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I'm going against the grain and agreeing with Wayne. I like 'In Through Tghe Out Door' too. 'In The Evening' and 'Carasalambra' are awesome tunes. I like 'Coda' also.
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coda sucks and you all have tin ears...lol
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You Dylan loving bastard you.
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I'm going against the grain and agreeing with Wayne. I like 'In Through Tghe Out Door' too. 'In The Evening' and 'Carasalambra' are awesome tunes. I like 'Coda' also.
Like there's something wrong with agreeing with me, if my comments make anybody uptight, that's not my problem.
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i agree with a lot of your posts
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Like there's something wrong with agreeing with me, if my comments make anybody uptight, that's not my problem.
I didnt say there was anything wrong about agreeing with you Wayne. Its just that I hardly ever agree with you and its because,,,,well, your wrong most of the time. Even if its only your opinions.
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Like there's something wrong with agreeing with me, if my comments make anybody uptight, that's not my problem.
and then the sleeping beast was awakened from his solitude slumber...reared back and lunged...as tikitna lay bleeding and dying we fade to a happier time when all was harmonious...
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I'm going against the grain and agreeing with Wayne. I like 'In Through Tghe Out Door' too. 'In The Evening' and 'Carasalambra' are awesome tunes. I like 'Coda' also.
I agree. 'In Through the Out Door' was a brilliant album, mainly because of the songs you mentioned. The reason I give 'Coda' alot of credit, is that it's a great album of scraps. Ever buy some of the Jimi Hendrix posthumous albums? Some are worthwhile, if only for a few songs, but most of them suck.
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I have some Jimi albums, but nothing after his death. I like Jimi, but just not enough to get to deep into him.
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and then the sleeping beast was awakened from his solitude slumber...reared back and lunged...as tikitna lay bleeding and dying we fade to a happier time when all was harmonious...
Nobody tried to offend anyone, it was a misuderstanding.
I hope things on this board can stay the way they have been for the last few weeks.
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I love 'Dancing Days'.
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"Heartbreaker" due to the paralyzing opening guitar riff and the solo in the middle of the song! Defines what "heavy metal" (old school) was all about.
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'Achillies last stand' is the best song ever. Its ten minutes of pure awesomeness. The guitar solo is badass, the song just rocks!
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Nobody's Fault But Mine.