When most people here in Dallas are hitting the clubs in suits made from their mamas drapes, I'm chillin' out hugging my guitar and making the walls shake with:

Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
Dazed And Confused
Communication Breakdown
Whole Lotta Love
Heartbreaker
Ramble On
Immgrant Song
Since I've Been Loving You
Black Dog
Rock And Roll
Stairway To Heaven
When The Levee Breaks
The Ocean
No Quarter
D'Yer Mak'er
Dancing Days
Over The Hills And Far Away
The Rain Song
Custard Pie
In My Time Of Dying
Houses Of The Holy
Kashmir
In The Light
Ten Years Gone
The Wanton Song
Achilles Last Stand
For Your Life
Rock And Roll
The Song Remains The Same
Fool In The Rain
All My Love

What else can be said?

Love & Light,

Quietsoul

10-9-8-7...I wonder what's taking her so long?

tA

Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...rmusic.htm

theAudience said:

She won't be back till tomorrow.

Supernova said:

Thanks for the headsup.
I can go watch Bamboozled now and get some Mau-Mau logic.



"These ain't fucking rhymes, they philosophy.
As it be, hell hath no fury like a black man scorned.
You officially been warned.
You officially been told how it's comin' down, in millennium style."

tA

Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...rmusic.htm

[This message was edited Sat Aug 14 20:30:49 2004 by Supernova]

Led Zeppelin rocks!!!!!

Jimmy Page is The Best Guitarist in the World IMO. He is Great Live. I Love Zeppelin.

You rang everyone???




I suppose I don't even really need to put in my two cents on this one, do I?

heehee...prepare for the onslaught of Zeppelin haters.

minneapolisgenius said:

There aren't many around here.

Cloudbuster said:

Are you fucking kidding me?!

Just wait.....

Cloudbuster said:

Yeah, any minute now.

Well, in the meantime, here are some funny Zeppelin quotes.....


“Well, we were all high on the Moroccan dope at the time, so who knows?”
- Robert Plant, on the meaning of “Stairway To Heaven”.


“Once I get onstage the tension explodes and I’m fine. I’m in another world - in a trance almost, doing what I love best, expressing myself through guitar.”
- Jimmy Page, Los Angeles Times, 3/7/88.


“Of all the hair that ever was, (mine) was some of the best, but it had had its day. The screaming, ga-ga, standing there chest bared - those were cliches. They were MY cliches, but it was time to put them in the drawer and close it.” - Robert Plant, People. He's still got the hair though.


“My vocal style I haven’t tried to copy from anyone. It just developed, until it became the girlish whine that it is today...”
- Robert Plant.


“Well, I think he’s a fucking idiot. Horses for courses: I’ve worked with Phil Johnstone - nobody’s perfect.”
- Robert Plant, on David Coverdale, in the December 1994 issue of Mojo.


“No, he can’t do that. It’s totally inaccurate, and he’s the sort of person that who ought to know better, considering he’s been in AA, and the whole thing about AA is that you keep things discreet. He went into AA as a chronic alcoholic and came out a chronic liar.”
- Jimmy Page on Richard Cole, author of “Led Zeppelin Uncensored”, in the December 1994 issue of Mojo.


“No. I usually rest in my satin-lined coffin, actually. I’m not allowed out in daylight hours.”
- Jimmy Page, on a typical day in his life, in the December 1994 issue of Vox.


“He will either end up as a dustman or a millionaire.”
- One of John Bonham’s early school reports.


“It’s all right for you. All you got to do is go out there and look good, wiggle your ass, because nobody gives a fuck whether you miss a note or not.”
- John Bonham to Robert Plant, during one of their good-natured arguments, in Japan.


“Even now I have a piece of paper I stuck on top of the Mellotron which says: `Kashmir’ - remember the coda!”
- John Paul Jones, in Guitar Player, July 1977.


“I think I opened it up in the middle somewhere and started to read it, and I just threw it out the window. I was living by a river then, so it actually found its way to the bottom of the sea.”
- Jimmy Page, on Stephen Davis’ “Hammer Of The Gods”.


“(John Bonham’s death) was one of the most flattening, heartbreaking parts of my life. I had a great warm bighearted friend I haven’t got anymore. It was so final. I never even thought about the future of the band or music.” - Robert Plant, People. Well, this one's not so funny.


“At our very worst, we were better than most people. And at our very best we could just wipe the floor with the lot of them.”
- John Paul Jones, on Led Zeppelin’s live ability.


“If all that snow were cocaine, Jethro Tull could do a winter season here”. - Robert Plant, looking out a plane window after taking off from Canada in the early days of Zeppelin.


“Porl prefers to play things that aren’t very tied down.”
- Robert Plant, on ex-The Cure guitarist Porl Thompson, in the September 1992 issue of Guitar Player.


“Robert Plant asked me to marry him, but I said ‘no.’ I mean, you just don’t want to marry someone you’ve wanted to do it with since you were thirteen, because, well, if he farts, I would, like, die!”
- Tori Amos, during a show in Northhampton, MA, in October, 1994.


"A lot of it stems from my early involvement with things like Jimmy Page, the energy side of his playing. In the past, that type of playing was always frowned upon in the group. It was a joke - Boris and I would be doing Zeppelin covers at the sound check, and we'd stop when everyone else showed up. But actually, we used to do Zeppelin covers like `In My Time of Dying' in the very early days."
- Porl Thompson, ex-The Cure guitarist, in the September 1992 issue of Guitar Player.


"I have masturbated to that song lots of times, and many of my girlfriends too. Sometimes all of us in one room with "Thank You" on the record player. ... My left hand can play piano very well for a very long time."
- Tori Amos on "Thank You", a cover of which she recorded for her "Crucfiy" EP.


[This message was edited Sun Aug 15 7:05:31 2004 by minneapolisgenius]
[This message was edited Sun Aug 15 8:38:54 2004 by minneapolisgenius]

Check out Robert's mushroom head.


Beards.




"The Rain Song"


Weeeee! During "Rock and Roll"

Cloudbuster said:

1969

1975.... The dragon suit


1975

I taught Page everything he knows.


"Dancing days are here again, summer evening's slow....."

NWF said:

Sure you did.

minneapolisgenius said:

Yeah, I did. He'd be nothing without me.

Heehee somebody stop me!

minneapolisgenius said:

Page has great taste!

NWF said:

Hey, can you tell what that other album is? I can barely see it. I thought maybe The Ohio Players.

minneapolisgenius said:

I'm pretty sure it is The Ohio Players "Fire".

Page was thin as a rail!

NWF said:

That's what I thought.

Continuing on then.....


'77






and the tartan slacks of course.