Why is "The Song Remains The Same" such a hotly hot song?! I believe that is my favorite song. The whole intro till he begins to sing is just incredible! Incredible tempo changes!!! Great guitar riffs!! Niiiice high notes!!!

I Love the Movie.. ya ever see it? Great..

Of course. Didn't you know? Here's the secret weapon:





But I think my favorite songs from that album are "No Quarter" and "The Rain Song"...and TSRTS movie sux rhino balls.

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I can play that.

Ok here it is...i've only just recently have gotten into Led Zeppelin. I've never seen movies, or know any albums extensively. These are the only songs i've come to love:
Fool In The Rain, I Cant Quit You Babe, Immigrant Song, Whole Lotta Love, Been A Long Time, The Girl I Love, Stairway To Heaven, The Lemon Song and Bring It On Home
My friend is into them like I am about Prince so she's making me CD's and stuff. Led Zeppelin is HOT!!!

CherrieMoonKisses said:

The Girl I Love - you're probably thinking of "Hey, Hey, What Can I Do"...Been A Long Time is probably "Rock and Roll."

"Hey, Hey, What Can I Do":
Wanna tell you about the girl I love
My she looks so fine...

"Rock and Roll":
Been a long time since I rock and rolled
Been a long time since I did that stroll...

One thing about "Rock and Roll"...the drum intro was taken from Little Richard's "Keep A Knockin'."

And yes, Zep is HAWWWT.

Supernova said:

There is another song on BBC Sessions called "The Girl I Love She Got Long Black Wavy Hair"
from the early days of the band .It sounds like a cover song but like other Zep covers,it's credited to the band.

MrTation said:

You're right! I've had the damn cd for years and never listened to the entire thing. I'm a terrible Zep fan.

Led Zeppelin????? Heavily overrated.

GeneSimmons said:

And I say, the best rock group ever. The best frontman, Robert Plant, the best guitarist, Jimmy Page, the best drummer, Bonzo and multi-instrumentalist John Paul Jones. They played everything... blues, country, folk, rock, metal. You can't label them.

my favorite Zep songs:

Babe, I'm gonna Leave you
Immigrant song
Going to California
The Rain Song
Trampled under foot
Stairway to heaven
Dazed and Confused
Whole lotta love
Achilles Last Stand (pure heavy metal)
Gallow's Pole
Kashmir
Black Dog

man.. i can go on and on....

GeneSimmons said:

OUT!

MrTation said:

Yeah, I'm pretty sure it's a cover.

GeneSimmons said:

Not a chance.

Ok. Now that I've stopped salivating for the moment, I feel I can post a coherent response.

And that is.....



But seriously, most people on this board know by now (if they ever read any of my other posts) that I am obsessed with Zeppelin.

I got into them when I was about 11 or 12, and the rest is history.

Oh, and Supernova, you're absolutely right about Bonzo. I was watching the DVD again last night and when it got to Moby Dick (The Royal Albert Hall part, 1970) and Bonzo, I really WATCHED the whole thing this time. (it's about a 17 min. drum solo)

The MAN WAS MINDBLOWING! There are really no words to describe how amazing this man was. I actually cried when it was over, because he was so talented and it makes me sad every time I watch him. Sad that he's not around anymore.

Ok, now I can start my usual picture posting frenzy....


Percy


Jonesy


Bonzo

And well, damn....the hottest man on the planet.....

Pagey

minneapolisgenius said:

Cloudbuster said:

Just for that, the pics will keep coming!


But can you even believe that I didn't start this thread?! In fact, I don't think I've ever started any of the Zeppelin related threads.

So there.

1973 European tour...



And check this out.....Jimmy and Keith Moon on drums at the L.A. Forum in'77.

you rock so hard woman.. you know that?

Eraserhead said:

I try.

have you heard Prince's version of Whole Lotta Love? not bad ...

Eraserhead said:

Yeah, I've heard it a couple times live. I thought it was ok. He sings it in falsetto though, which I just couldn't really get into. I've got to hear Robert's wailing on that one. Cool that he's giving them props though. Of course no one tops Zeppelin's version in my opinion, although Muddy Water's original is also very good. Just a different vibe that's all.

1969




Bonzo

Haven't heard the Muddy Waters version yet. But i believe you
I believe Dream theater has covered Achilles Last Stand, but i don't want to hear it actually. I'm afraid they raped it.

Yep, one of my favorite all time bands. The two John's make the band I think. John Paul Jones has always been underrated. Without him, not as good a band.

GeneSimmons said:

Pagey said:

minneapolisgenius said:

When you listen to what he added it's clear they had to break up, they just couldn't have been as good without him. They knew what they were doing. And I don't even have the DVD yet. I plan to get it soon, like within the next couple of weeks at the latest. Thing is, it's so hot out here in SoCal that I don't even want to go to places that are necessities, much less for pleasure. From the morning til night it's...just... HOT. I HATE it when it's this hot.

blackguitaristz said:

True, although I think the combination of all four of them made for something completely amazing. I can't imagine the band without each of the members contributions. Page once said that when they were at their strongest, there was a telepathic quality when they played together. They just jelled so well with each other. This is why they had to call it quits after Bonham died, because he was irreplaceable.

But I'm sure you already know that.

Pagey said:

Consider the source. It's that Gene friggin Simmons!