Saw them twice. Pure magic.
Whole Lotta Led
My Zeppelin stampers dont get played much these days.
In fact, the entire genre is collecting dust.
I am however, looking forward to seeing this
https://www.guitarworld.com/artists/bands/becoming-led-zeppelin-first-trailer
IMAX- should be a fun watch
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"Saw them twice. Pure magic" tony1954- I missed the LAST opportunity in 1977 when the might Zep played 6 sold out nights at the LA Forum in SoCal. Face value of tickets were somewhere between $7-20 bucks with scalper prices around $50+. Based on today's valuation that around $261. That's a nosebleed furthest away from stage these days for a "top act" A most difficult decision-to pick the coolest Jimmy: Air guitar Jimmy https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LnyY3rJoaZ4 Or How a proper intro is played? Butcherd by most https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=G7B767HYUqQ
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Rolling Stone reviewers consistently eviscerated their early albums but they were unstoppable. LedZep II was unlike anything else at the time, so much so that the MC at a James Gang concert in Memphis stepped up to announce the playing at midnight of their third album, which really threw the hard rock crowd somewhat of a curve. Saw them in ‘74, they burned the coliseum down, but only nostalgia lasts forever. |
My little Honolulu blues band opened for them in 1969 (second half of their first tour). Talked to Page about his Les Paul just before they went on (he showed me a recent fingerboard ding) they had so much amazing energy then, somewhat less later likely due to Page's chemical issues. Fun after party (!). |
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