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15 February 2015
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vonbontee said
1970-1974 was some kinda peak for sure.(Also 1968-9. 1975-79)
I remember that wonderful III thinkpiece of yours! I don’t know if it’s my favourite album (it is, then it isn’t, etc), but as a whole package it can’t be topped. Like, it’s more their “Rubber Soul ” than their “Revolver ,” yet comes in a gatefold sleeve that actually revolves! Create your own cover, do what thou wilt
Exactly. 
Yes, my favourite Zepp albums are usually between I and VIII. 
Seriously though, probably III or HOTH most days, though II and Physical Graffiti have really been rolling my wheels lately.
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I have to say, much as I treasure the documentation of Earl’s Court on the DVD, the live feed footage is really frustrating – all fast alternating closeups or one- or two-shots, and shots of the full band are all but nonexistent 🙁
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15 February 2015
Offline Hmm, I haven’t seen it. Based on my experience, though, they usually don’t exactly shoot concerts to cater to us rock nerd/musician types. I mean, Plant’s trousers are great and all, but sometimes we wanna know what Jonesy’s doing too, y’know? 
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2.28pm
1 December 2009
Offline Yeah, tbf I have no idea what kind of constraints the camera operators or crew had to deal with. Huge video monitors and live coverage of concerts was in its infancy, or toddlerhood.
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10.19pm
8 January 2015
Offline Ed O’Brien of Radiohead recently said on yourube he wanted to meet Page and Plant and ask them if they felt the same songwriting inspiration he felt in that same Welsh valley. Very Bron Y Aur Stompy apparently.
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11.33am
14 December 2009
Offline Pagey and Percy, late 1970, on the Beatles…enjoy the analog glitchiness
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Portrait of pre-execution King Charles I. Obvious that he’s an Immortal latterly known as Robert Plant, noted travelling minstrel and lute player.
And given where they’re sat, it’s Percy and Pagey.
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8.13pm
28 March 2014
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Zeppelin is like the most greatest English hard rock band out there. (Notice that I said hard rock, so don’t shoot me)
And Scorpions are like the most greatest German Metal band out there. (Notice that I said Metal, so don’t shoot me)
BEATLES Music gives me Eargasms! 
8.04am
14 November 2017
Offline Apologies if this has already been shown on here,but I saw this video yesterday and thought it was worthy of a mention. It’s Robert Plant reacting to a girl drumming along to Good Times Bad Times. The girl is only 8 years old. Amazing,enjoy:
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9.41am
28 March 2014
Offline Sunii said
Sorry, guys, but John Bonzo is the greatest drummer of all time and you know it.Oh, and sorry, Ringo. You know it, too.
Don’t worry, he’s not even the best drummer in the Beatles…..
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7.50pm
1 December 2009
Offline Bongo, how could you overlook that girl’s amazing use of COWBELL??
(That kid is somthing else, man 
…children really are the future!)
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8.50am
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15 February 2015
Offline Father McKenzie said
Apologies if this has already been shown on here,but I saw this video yesterday and thought it was worthy of a mention. It’s Robert Plant reacting to a girl drumming along to Good Times Bad Times. The girl is only 8 years old. Amazing,enjoy:
I’ve seen that girl, but I’d not seen Plant’s reaction. He’s a cool dude
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1.58am
8 January 2015
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2.38pm
15 November 2018
Offline I’ve seen that girl too! She’s awesome 
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7.50am
22 July 2019
Offline This song is a real ‘banger’, if you know what I mean.
In all honestly this is probably my favorite Led Zeppelin song, tied with “The Rain Song”.
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9.18am
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15 February 2015
Offline When the Levee Breaks is one of the banging-est bangers in rock history. Drums for the ages.
The Rain Song will forever be in my top 3. Right now I think Ten Years Gone is my favorite. I have to limit it to 3, though, otherwise I’d just be naming most of their songs
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10.50am
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15 February 2015
Offline CakeMaestor said
Can we appreciate how amazingly-haunting “No Quarter” is? It’s quite the oddball for most casual listener, but I am yet to encounter a frequent Led Zeppelin listener who does not treat this song in high regard.
PLEASE let’s do. I absolutely adore this song, and have ever since I first heard it. It’s almost Floydesque at times but the subject matter, guitar and drums are unmistakably 100% Zeppelin. I put it in a similar class to Because in that it seems to be a genre one-off, for the band and for all time. You can’t really pin it down and that’s why it’s so intriguing. I could write a novel about the poetry of the lyrics but I’ll stop now
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12.08pm
26 January 2017
Offline The guitar riff on ‘No Quarter’ is so satisfying. I love the fuzz and how well it fits into the song.
I think my top 3 for Zeppelin would have to be ‘Stairway To Heaven’ (obviously), ‘Ten Years Gone’ and ‘The Rain Song’, so I’m pretty similar to you guys. ‘Going To California’, ‘Over The Hills And Far Away’ and ‘When The Levee Breaks’ are up there too, of course.
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he was humming to the neon of the universal sound.
12.54pm
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15 February 2015
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The guitar riff on ‘No Quarter’ is so satisfying. I love the fuzz and how well it fits into the song.
It’s so fuzzy and thicc and deliciously locked into the song that, this one time I listened to it in the dark nice and loud, it melted my brain. 
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