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Let's talk Zeppelin...
Posted: 21 Sep 2003, 02:42
by Thrash Harry
Possibly not the most appropriate forum, but I like to think we're a broad, even catholic, church, so here goes. The wife's away, Junior's kipping at a mate's, so I finally got enough free time to watch the DVD Mrs T got me for our last anniversary. Things to say, questions to ask.
Favourite album: In Through The Outdoor - generally slagged by the critics, but as far as I'm concerned it swings like a well hung chariot. Possibly cos it was the only one they released after I'd started paying proper attention. I won't put up too strong a defence, they're all better than the average American s**t that passes for music these days.
Favourite track. Tricky one. Excepting Stairway, of course. Kashmir? In The Light? Immigrant Song? Dazed And Confused? In The Evening? I'm Gonna Crawl? All Of My Love?
Ultimate Compilation. 70 minute CDR. That will keep you scratching your head for weeks. Don't even bother. It's an impossible task.
Does Jimmy Page really need a ten minute solo to convince us he's good? Is whacking your Les Paul with a violin bow a criminal offence? Replies from guitarists only, please.
Favourite Thing: Page's riffs.
Least Favourite Thing: Jon Paul Jones' white suit at Knebworth. (Didn't he know black was best for fat?)
Final Question: Is that a breakfast roll down Robert Plant's trousers or am I just jealous? Oh yes, don't his hand gestures make him look a bit Will & Grace, or was it an acceptable hippy thing? Sexygoth?
Goodnight.
Posted: 21 Sep 2003, 15:34
by pikkrong
it was years ago when I gave away my Zeppelin stuff: a book, a t-shirt and so on...
well, I think I didn't gave away any record but... the fact that I'm not sure about it speaks for itself... sorry, mate, for a silly post...
Posted: 21 Sep 2003, 16:11
by Thrash Harry
pikkrong wrote: sorry, mate, for a silly post...
Yeah, went down like a lead balloon. I'm obviously in the wrong place.
Posted: 21 Sep 2003, 20:22
by khepri II
"Final Question: Is that a breakfast roll down Robert Plant's trousers or am I just jealous? "
nah. it was just his big log. he shat himself again senile old fool
seriously. The three CD thingy is very good IMHO
the 23.08 Whole lotta love is a wee bit short though
as the great man once said
Led Zep Ace
Posted: 21 Sep 2003, 20:45
by Mrs RicheyJames
ARE SH*T!!!!!!!!
Posted: 21 Sep 2003, 21:42
by Big Si
Sexygoth wrote:ARE SH*T!!!!!!!!
No they're not, HIPPY!
Posted: 21 Sep 2003, 23:38
by Serendipityhaven
dont think theres anything about them i dont like or rate.i even liked one of his solo efforts ummm Manic Nirvana i think it was.
not bad at all considering,and he still sported the rock god poodle perm(with highlights)at that stage too.
bless him.
Posted: 21 Sep 2003, 23:53
by Andy TG
I have no opinion of Led Zep one way or another but, I do know that The Sisters Of Mercy used "Kashmir" as an intro track at gigs during 81 - 85 (I, of course could be wrong
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Posted: 22 Sep 2003, 00:00
by Black Planet
Ah. Led Zep.
Robert Plants gorgeous. Kashmir, Stairway to Heaven...classic rock and roll.
Led Zep rocks.
Posted: 22 Sep 2003, 01:21
by pikkrong
Thrash Harry wrote:pikkrong wrote: sorry, mate, for a silly post...
Yeah, went down like a lead balloon. I'm obviously in the wrong place.
OH NO!
you are not in the wrong place.
i meant - MY post was silly
Posted: 22 Sep 2003, 10:21
by Mrs RicheyJames
Big Si wrote:Sexygoth wrote:ARE SH*T!!!!!!!!
No they're not, HIPPY!
THEY BLOODY ARE YA BOLLOX
Posted: 22 Sep 2003, 10:24
by Big Si
Sexygoth wrote:Big Si wrote:Sexygoth wrote:ARE SH*T!!!!!!!!
No they're not, HIPPY!
THEY BLOODY ARE YA BOLLOX
You wouldn't be interested in the Sisters cover of Stairway to Heaven then, hen?
Posted: 22 Sep 2003, 10:27
by Mrs RicheyJames
What, the song that EVERYONE who learns guitar can play????? <yawn>
.....Next you'll be saying Chris Rea or The Doors are good!!!! <thinking I might start a bit of a debate here........oops>
Posted: 22 Sep 2003, 10:36
by Big Si
Sexygoth wrote:What, the song that EVERYONE who learns guitar can play????? <yawn>
.....Next you'll be saying Chris Rea or The Doors are good!!!! <thinking I might start a bit of a debate here........oops>
I'll take that as a NO then, Daisy doll!
Posted: 22 Sep 2003, 10:39
by Black Dahlia
Black Planet wrote:Ah. Led Zep.
Robert Plants gorgeous. Kashmir, Stairway to Heaven...classic rock and roll.
Led Zep rocks.
I'm with Planet on this one.
"Black Dog " gives me shivers ...........
Posted: 22 Sep 2003, 10:39
by Mrs RicheyJames
I wouldn't have any bits to do anyway I shouldn't think....So I suppose I'd grin and bear it!!!!!
Posted: 22 Sep 2003, 11:19
by MrChris
They had some very fine moments. They also had some Lord of the Rings moments. Unwise. Robert Plant looked fine with his golden tresses. He's unfortunately still going for the same look. Oh dear. When the Levee Breaks inspired Floodland, the greatest album of all time. This must be regarded as a big red tick. All in all, a very worthwhile contribution to the rock pantheon.
Posted: 22 Sep 2003, 13:10
by Thrash Harry
pikkrong wrote:OH NO!
you are not in the wrong place.
i meant - MY post was silly
That's a relief. As a veteran here, I guess you've seen a few silly posts in your time. Does this mean I can do my Uriah Heep one as well? Maybe not.
MrChris wrote:When the Levee Breaks inspired Floodland, the greatest album of all time.
Really? Well I never. You learn something new everyday. I know Eldritch used to say the Sisters were just another heavy metal band. I always thought he was joking until I heard Vision Thing.
@Sexygoth: I think you're on even dodgier ground than me with your remark about The Doors!
Posted: 22 Sep 2003, 21:43
by zigeunerweisen
I like some Zeppelin songs, clasic rock, like someone said. Hate Kashmir though, because of that rapper guy who covered it, couldn't stand listen to it any more. But hey, Black Dog is cool.
And i like The Doors.
Posted: 22 Sep 2003, 21:54
by Big Si
zigeunerweisen wrote:I like some Zeppelin songs, clasic rock, like someone said. Hate Kashmir though, because of that rapper guy who covered it, couldn't stand listen to it any more. But hey, Black Dog is cool.
And i like The Doors.
Puff Daddy/P Diddy - Yeah! he's ruined many songs, but his version of Bowie's Let's Dance was pretty
, it was still very faithful to the original (but then that's just my opinion).
Posted: 24 Sep 2003, 00:55
by karin
I like a bit of Led Zep. Led Zep 1 is my fave then I skip right through to Physical Grafitti, the dog's....
Posted: 24 Sep 2003, 07:21
by ryan
led zeppelin 2, 3 and 4 thankyou
god, how can anyone hate the zep. Thats like saying hitler was right!!!
Posted: 24 Sep 2003, 09:36
by Mrs RicheyJames
ryan_w_0000 wrote:led zeppelin 2, 3 and 4 thankyou
god, how can anyone hate the zep. Thats like saying hitler was right!!!
LOL..I wouldn't have thought that was quite the same there dear!!!!!
Posted: 24 Sep 2003, 10:14
by Thrash Harry
Sexygoth wrote:ryan_w_0000 wrote:led zeppelin 2, 3 and 4 thankyou
god, how can anyone hate the zep. Thats like saying hitler was right!!!
LOL..I wouldn't have thought that was quite the same there dear!!!!!
Perhaps a slight exaggeration, but I think the point is made. Presumably the reason every guitar player attempts to learn Stairway To Heaven is because it is universally accepted as a total classic. I guess you're the exception that proves the rule. I can live with that.
Posted: 24 Sep 2003, 10:32
by Mrs RicheyJames
Thats good to know!!!! It wouldn't do if we were all the same anyway