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Led Zeppelin Anthology and Steve Earle Discussion .
When the best of Led Zeppelin early days & latter days were released seperately, I didn't have the slightest urge to buy either of them. But recently, it seems like everytime I go into a record store, I see this new repackaging of them as one set, and I thought about reconsidering. Especially considering the price: $15. That's how much it'll cost ya to get just one. Anyway, I'm a sucker for the 2 disc anthology. I like 'em for road trips and stuff. When you know you wanna hear so & so, but you can't decide what albums to bring. They're deeper than greatest hits, but not so expansive as a box set. I have most all of the Zep albums in their remastered form, so it's not like I needed the set. But I figured it would be easier than burning my own. But when I picked up the Led Zep set, I was appalled by a lot of the songs that made the cut (especially on disc 2) and all of the classic songs that were missing (on both). 
So, I decided to burn my own, because i'm kinda douchey like that. 
Anyway, for the people who care enough., if you were in charge of a Led Zeppelin 2 disc set, what would you include. (see, now it's interactive, and not just me rambling) 
Disc One: 01. Good Times Bad Times 02. Communication Breakdown 03. Your Time Is Gonna Come 04. Dazed and Confused 05. Whole Lotta Love 06. Thank You 07. Ramble On 08. What Is And What Should Never Be 09. Immigrant Song 10. Hey Hey What Can I Do 11. Since I've Been Loving You 12. Tangerine 13. Black Dog 14. Rock And Roll 15. Going To California 16. When The Levee Breaks 17. Stairway To Heaven Disc Two: 01. Over the Hills and Far Away 02. Dancing Days 03. D'Yer Mak'er 04. The Ocean 05. Houses of the Holy 06. Custard Pie 07. Trampled Underfoot 08. Ten Years Gone 09. Night Flight 10. Kashmir 11. Sick Again 12. Nobody's Fault But Mine 13. All My Love 14. In the Evening 15. Wearing and Tearing [Edited 1/27/05 17:08pm] It's a jungle out there. | |
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Good Times Bad Times
Dazed & Confused Communication Breakdown Whole Lotta Love What Is And What Should Never Be Heartbreaker Ramble On Immigrant Song Since I've Been Loving You Tangerine That's The Way Black Dog Rock & Roll Stairway To Heaven Going To California When The Levee Breaks The Song Remains The Same Over The Hills And Far Away No Quarter The Rover In My Time Of Dying Trampled Underfoot Kashmir Ten Years Gone Achilles Last Stand Nobody's Fault But Mine All My Love In The Evening Assuming they'd all fit, of course. There be some lengthy bastards there.  | |
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JACKAL said: .
When the best of Led Zeppelin...  You know you've awakened her...
..."The main advice news reporters have been able to get from official sources is to tell private citizens to stay inside their homes behind locked doors. Do not venture outside for any reason until the nature of this crisis has been determined, and until we can advise what course of action to take. Keep listening to radio and TV for special instructions as this crisis develops further. Thousands of office and factory workers are being urged to stay at their places of employment, not to make any attempt to get to their homes. However, in spite of this urging and warning, streets and highways are packed with frantic people trying to reach their families or, apparently, to flee just anywhere." 
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theAudience said: JACKAL said: .
When the best of Led Zeppelin... You know you've awakened her...
..."The main advice news reporters have been able to get from official sources is to tell private citizens to stay inside their homes behind locked doors. Do not venture outside for any reason until the nature of this crisis has been determined, and until we can advise what course of action to take. Keep listening to radio and TV for special instructions as this crisis develops further. Thousands of office and factory workers are being urged to stay at their places of employment, not to make any attempt to get to their homes. However, in spite of this urging and warning, streets and highways are packed with frantic people trying to reach their families or, apparently, to flee just anywhere."
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ANYWAY, hi JACKAL. 
Haven't seen you around here for a while.  I'll post my list (naturally) in a bit."I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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Cloudbuster said: Good Times Bad Times
Dazed & Confused Communication Breakdown Whole Lotta Love What Is And What Should Never Be Heartbreaker Ramble On Immigrant Song Since I've Been Loving You Tangerine That's The Way Black Dog Rock & Roll Stairway To Heaven Going To California When The Levee Breaks The Song Remains The Same Over The Hills And Far Away No Quarter The Rover In My Time Of Dying Trampled Underfoot Kashmir Ten Years Gone Achilles Last Stand Nobody's Fault But Mine All My Love In The Evening Assuming they'd all fit, of course. There be some lengthy bastards there. Very simlar to mine. Your list falls somewhere between the one I made and the one that actually exists. I did debate for a while between "Thank You" and "Heartbreaker". I made the decision by flipping a coin. I also struggled with putting "The Rover" on there, because it does kick some serious ass. But I've never been overtly fond of "The Song Remains the Same." And I hate, hate, hate "No Quarter" and "Achilles Last Stand." [Edited 1/2/05 12:47pm] It's a jungle out there. | |
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JACKAL said: I also struggled with putting "The Rover" on there, because it does kick some serious ass. But I've never been overtly fond of "The Song Remains the Same." And I hate, hate, hate "No Quarter" and "Achilles Last Stand."[/b] [Edited 1/2/05 12:47pm] I'm also not a fan of "Achilles Last Stand". A lot of people love it, and I've tried to like it, but I just can't.  "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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minneapolisgenius said: JACKAL said: I also struggled with putting "The Rover" on there, because it does kick some serious ass. But I've never been overtly fond of "The Song Remains the Same." And I hate, hate, hate "No Quarter" and "Achilles Last Stand."[/b] [Edited 1/2/05 12:47pm] I'm also not a fan of "Achilles Last Stand". A lot of people love it, and I've tried to like it, but I just can't. Ya know im another who just doesn't get Achilles Last Stand. It's one of the few zep songs that actually bore me. The playing is amazing but i don't find it immersive at all. I actually prefer Tea For One off Presence. Nice to see Sick Again making that tracklist. It's always been one of my faves. | |
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WildheartXXX said: minneapolisgenius said: I'm also not a fan of "Achilles Last Stand". A lot of people love it, and I've tried to like it, but I just can't. Ya know im another who just doesn't get Achilles Last Stand. It's one of the few zep songs that actually bore me. The playing is amazing but i don't find it immersive at all. I actually prefer Tea For One off Presence. Nice to see Sick Again making that tracklist. It's always been one of my faves. I agree about "Tea For One". 
And "Sick Again" is also one of my favorite Zeppelin tracks. I didn't like it so much when I was younger, but it's recently become one that I never get tired of. And I love the lyrics as well.
Damn, now I have to think and make up my own list. "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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The double remasters was a pretty great collection from about 1990. The boxed set was what got me into Led Zep. And of course every home should have a copy of their DVD as well | |
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minneapolisgenius said: WildheartXXX said: Ya know im another who just doesn't get Achilles Last Stand. It's one of the few zep songs that actually bore me. The playing is amazing but i don't find it immersive at all. I actually prefer Tea For One off Presence. Nice to see Sick Again making that tracklist. It's always been one of my faves. I agree about "Tea For One".
And "Sick Again" is also one of my favorite Zeppelin tracks. I didn't like it so much when I was younger, but it's recently become one that I never get tired of. And I love the lyrics as well.
Damn, now I have to think and make up my own list. Hey Minne!!! How's it rockin? Achilles Last Stand had to grow on me. It took me a LONG time but now its by far one of my favorite Zep tunes. Acutally most of Presence didn't grab me until years after I bought the album. Song Remains the Same is good but not outstanding like MOST of their catalogue . No Quarter is a classic. JUst had to add my 2 cents. | |
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WildheartXXX said: minneapolisgenius said: I'm also not a fan of "Achilles Last Stand". A lot of people love it, and I've tried to like it, but I just can't. Ya know im another who just doesn't get Achilles Last Stand. It's one of the few zep songs that actually bore me. The playing is amazing but i don't find it immersive at all. I actually prefer Tea For One off Presence. Nice to see Sick Again making that tracklist. It's always been one of my faves. My problem with "Achilles" isn't the playing at all. If the song were instrumental, I would probably be digging it. The riff is great. But the lyrics are so over the top and ridiculous. Nerd rock. I'm down with intelligent lyrics (Costello, Dylan), but I draw the line at pretentious nerd rock. Same problem I have with "No Quarter." It'd probably be a great song, if Robert Plant would've written some better lyrics or just shut the hell up. And "Sick Again" is most definitely a jam. I think of it as a harder rocking cousin of the Rolling Stones' "Stray Cat Blues," which is another hell of a jam.
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minneapolisgenius said: ANYWAY, hi JACKAL.
Haven't seen you around here for a while. I'll post my list (naturally) in a bit.Wanna pet me? It's a jungle out there. | |
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JACKAL said: WildheartXXX said: Ya know im another who just doesn't get Achilles Last Stand. It's one of the few zep songs that actually bore me. The playing is amazing but i don't find it immersive at all. I actually prefer Tea For One off Presence. Nice to see Sick Again making that tracklist. It's always been one of my faves. My problem with "Achilles" isn't the playing at all. If the song were instrumental, I would probably be digging it. The riff is great. But the lyrics are so over the top and ridiculous. Nerd rock. I'm down with intelligent lyrics (Costello, Dylan), but I draw the line at pretentious nerd rock. Same problem I have with "No Quarter." It'd probably be a great song, if Robert Plant would've written some better lyrics or just shut the hell up. And "Sick Again" is most definitely a jam. I think of it as a harder rocking cousin of the Rolling Stones' "Stray Cat Blues," which is another hell of a jam. [/b]
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I agree with the bit about Robert. Even I, being the biggest Zeppelin freak I know of, get irritated by Robert's whining at times. You know, sometimes that boy just needs a good spanking and gag.
I didn't just type that out loud, did I? "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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mynameisnotsusan said: The double remasters was a pretty great collection from about 1990. The boxed set was what got me into Led Zep. And of course every home should have a copy of their DVD as well
They'll have to bury me with my DVD.
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JACKAL said: minneapolisgenius said: ANYWAY, hi JACKAL.
Haven't seen you around here for a while. I'll post my list (naturally) in a bit.Wanna pet me? No. "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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Pagey said: minneapolisgenius said: I agree about "Tea For One".
And "Sick Again" is also one of my favorite Zeppelin tracks. I didn't like it so much when I was younger, but it's recently become one that I never get tired of. And I love the lyrics as well.
Damn, now I have to think and make up my own list. Hey Minne!!! How's it rockin? Achilles Last Stand had to grow on me. It took me a LONG time but now its by far one of my favorite Zep tunes. Acutally most of Presence didn't grab me until years after I bought the album. Song Remains the Same is good but not outstanding like MOST of their catalogue . No Quarter is a classic. JUst had to add my 2 cents.Hey Pagey! Presence had to grow on me as well. My favorites on it at the moment are Tea For One and Royal Orleans.<----- I love Bonzo's drumming on that one.  [Edited 1/19/05 6:36am] "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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CD 1
1. Immigrant Song 2. The Lemon Song 3. Hey Hey What Can I DO 4. Ten Years Gone 5. The Girl I Love She Got Long Black Wavy Hair (from the BBC sessions) 6. Dazed and Confused 7. Your Time Is Gonna Come 8. Black Country Woman 9. Going To California (live from Earls Court '75) 10. Tangerine 11. The Rain Song----> 
12. Sick Again 
13. Kashmir 14. Moby Dick (RAH'70 version) -----> 
15. Houses of the Holy 16. Whole Lotta Love 17. Bring It On Home (from "How The West Was Won" CDs) 18. The Ocean (live from MSG '73)  -----> 
CD 2 1. Over The Hills and Far Away 
2. What Is and What Should Never Be 3. That's The Way (from HTWWW cds) 4. Communication Breakdown -----> 
5. Four Sticks 6. Royal Orleans 7. The Crunge 
8. I Can't Quit You Babe (Royal Albert Hall '70)----> 
9. Poor Tom 10. Bron-Yr-Aur 11. In The Light 12. Since I've Been Loving You (live MSG '73 version) 
13. Rock and Roll ----> 
14. The Wanton Song 15. Ramble On 16. In The Evening (live at Knebworth'79) 17. In My Time of Dying -----> 
(live at Earls Court '75) 
18. Stairway to Heaven (Earls Court '75 version) ---->  (pic's not from EC though)[Edited 1/3/05 13:36pm] "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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minneapolisgenius said: CD 1
1. Immigrant Song 2. The Lemon Song 3. Hey Hey What Can I DO 4. Ten Years Gone 5. The Girl I Love She Got Long Black Wavy Hair (from the BBC sessions) 6. Dazed and Confused 7. Your Time Is Gonna Come 8. Black Country Woman 9. Going To California (live from Earls Court '75) 10. Tangerine 11. The Rain Song 12. Sick Again
13. Kashmir 14. Moby Dick (RAH'70 version) -----> 15. Houses of the Holy 16. Whole Lotta Love 17. Bring It On Home (from "How The West Was Won" CDs) 18. The Ocean (live from MSG '73) ----->
CD 2 1. Over The Hills and Far Away
2. What Is and What Should Never Be 3. That's The Way (from HTWWW cds) 4. Communication Breakdown -----> 5. Four Sticks 6. Royal Orleans 7. The Crunge
8. I Can't Quit You Babe (Royal Albert Hall '70)----> 9. Poor Tom 10. Bron-Yr-Aur 11. In The Light 12. Since I've Been Loving You (live MSG '73 version)
13. Rock and Roll ----> 14. The Wanton Song 15. Ramble On 16. In The Evening (live at Knebworth'79) 17. In My Time of Dying -----> (live at Earls Court '75)
18. Stairway to Heaven (Earls Court '75 version) ----> (pic's not from EC though) [Edited 1/3/05 13:36pm] I've never heard any of the live stuff - official or otherwise. But I was surprised to see "The Crunge." It's not horrible, but... I wouldn't say it's one of the 36 essential Zeppelin songs. And is Bron-Yr-Aur that little 2 minute acoustic thing from "Physical Graffiti"? And why isn't it in chronological order? And why don't you want to pet me? 
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minneapolisgenius said: Presense had to grow on me as well. My favorites on it at the moment are Tea For One and Royal Orleans.<----- I love Bonzo's drumming on that one. Is "Royal Orleans" the one where he says his woman sounds like Barry White? 
I don't really like "Presence." I'm glad I didn't pay for it. (thank God for cd-burners  ) I'd say it's their worst album.
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minneapolisgenius said: JACKAL said: My problem with "Achilles" isn't the playing at all. If the song were instrumental, I would probably be digging it. The riff is great. But the lyrics are so over the top and ridiculous. Nerd rock. I'm down with intelligent lyrics (Costello, Dylan), but I draw the line at pretentious nerd rock. Same problem I have with "No Quarter." It'd probably be a great song, if Robert Plant would've written some better lyrics or just shut the hell up. And "Sick Again" is most definitely a jam. I think of it as a harder rocking cousin of the Rolling Stones' "Stray Cat Blues," which is another hell of a jam. [/b]
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I agree with the bit about Robert. Even I, being the biggest Zeppelin freak I know of, get irritated by Robert's whining at times. You know, sometimes that boy just needs a good spanking and gag.
I didn't just type that out loud, did I? I think it's even less the whining than it is what he's whining about. If he's whining about his woman leaving him, or that fact that her soul was made in hell and she makes his life torturous - I'm fine with that. Have at it. But if he's whining about Atlas holding up the Earth, or about voyaging through some mythical kingdom with gnomes and dwarves - gag me with a spoon.  I guess I'm just not into hearing Robert Plant give me the musical version of "Lord of the Rings." It's a jungle out there. | |
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JACKAL said: minneapolisgenius said: CD 1
1. Immigrant Song 2. The Lemon Song 3. Hey Hey What Can I DO 4. Ten Years Gone 5. The Girl I Love She Got Long Black Wavy Hair (from the BBC sessions) 6. Dazed and Confused 7. Your Time Is Gonna Come 8. Black Country Woman 9. Going To California (live from Earls Court '75) 10. Tangerine 11. The Rain Song 12. Sick Again
13. Kashmir 14. Moby Dick (RAH'70 version) -----> 15. Houses of the Holy 16. Whole Lotta Love 17. Bring It On Home (from "How The West Was Won" CDs) 18. The Ocean (live from MSG '73) ----->
CD 2 1. Over The Hills and Far Away
2. What Is and What Should Never Be 3. That's The Way (from HTWWW cds) 4. Communication Breakdown -----> 5. Four Sticks 6. Royal Orleans 7. The Crunge
8. I Can't Quit You Babe (Royal Albert Hall '70)----> 9. Poor Tom 10. Bron-Yr-Aur 11. In The Light 12. Since I've Been Loving You (live MSG '73 version)
13. Rock and Roll ----> 14. The Wanton Song 15. Ramble On 16. In The Evening (live at Knebworth'79) 17. In My Time of Dying -----> (live at Earls Court '75)
18. Stairway to Heaven (Earls Court '75 version) ----> (pic's not from EC though) [Edited 1/3/05 13:36pm] I've never heard any of the live stuff - official or otherwise. But I was surprised to see "The Crunge." It's not horrible, but... I wouldn't say it's one of the 36 essential Zeppelin songs. And is Bron-Yr-Aur that little 2 minute acoustic thing from "Physical Graffiti"? And why isn't it in chronological order? And why don't you want to pet me?
Boy you're sure hard to please, aren't you?
A. A lot of the live stuff is much better than the studio recordings IMO. So get yourself "How The West Was Won" for a start. And then the DVD.
B. I love The Crunge. I used to hate it, and now I love it. I love the funky bass and guitar. It's not "essential", but I also left off a ton of others that I could have put on there. "The Crunge" just made the cut. Of course, this whole list could change next week.
C. Yes, "Bron-Yr-Aur" is the little two minute acoustic number from PG. It's beautiful. 
D. Does it need to be in chronological order?
E. You look rabid.  "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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JACKAL said: minneapolisgenius said: Presense had to grow on me as well. My favorites on it at the moment are Tea For One and Royal Orleans.<----- I love Bonzo's drumming on that one. Is "Royal Orleans" the one where he says his woman sounds like Barry White?
I don't really like "Presence." I'm glad I didn't pay for it. (thank God for cd-burners ) I'd say it's their worst album.
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[Edited 1/3/05 14:50pm] Presence was recorded in wierd circumstances with Plant's leg break and not to mention Pagey's heroin habit was getting worse. I love it's no frills attitude but the songs aren't that strong. It's their weakest album. However you would not believe how many Zep fans think it's their best, it's also Jimmy Pages favourite. [Edited 1/3/05 15:00pm] | |
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JACKAL said: minneapolisgenius said: Presense had to grow on me as well. My favorites on it at the moment are Tea For One and Royal Orleans.<----- I love Bonzo's drumming on that one. Is "Royal Orleans" the one where he says his woman sounds like Barry White?
I don't really like "Presence." I'm glad I didn't pay for it. (thank God for cd-burners ) I'd say it's their worst album.
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[Edited 1/3/05 14:50pm] Yeah, he's singing about drag queens.
I think "In Through The Out Door" is their worst album. "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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minneapolisgenius said: CD 1
1. Immigrant Song 2. The Lemon Song 3. Hey Hey What Can I DO 4. Ten Years Gone 5. The Girl I Love She Got Long Black Wavy Hair (from the BBC sessions) 6. Dazed and Confused 7. Your Time Is Gonna Come 8. Black Country Woman 9. Going To California (live from Earls Court '75) 10. Tangerine 11. The Rain Song---->
12. Sick Again
13. Kashmir 14. Moby Dick (RAH'70 version) ----->
15. Houses of the Holy 16. Whole Lotta Love 17. Bring It On Home (from "How The West Was Won" CDs) 18. The Ocean (live from MSG '73) ----->
CD 2 1. Over The Hills and Far Away
2. What Is and What Should Never Be 3. That's The Way (from HTWWW cds) 4. Communication Breakdown ----->
5. Four Sticks 6. Royal Orleans 7. The Crunge
8. I Can't Quit You Babe (Royal Albert Hall '70)---->
9. Poor Tom 10. Bron-Yr-Aur 11. In The Light 12. Since I've Been Loving You (live MSG '73 version)
13. Rock and Roll ---->
14. The Wanton Song 15. Ramble On 16. In The Evening (live at Knebworth'79) 17. In My Time of Dying ----->
(live at Earls Court '75)
18. Stairway to Heaven (Earls Court '75 version) ----> (pic's not from EC though)
[Edited 1/3/05 13:36pm] I knew it!!! mg: But I don't want any of that. I'd rather... tA: Rather what? mg: I'd rather... just... post pix of Led Zep! [posting starts up] tA: Stop that, stop that! [posting slows down and stops] You're not going post pix while I'm here. Now listen. In twenty minutes, you're getting married to a guy whose father owns the biggest tracts of open land in Britain. mg: But I don't want land... tA: Listen... Minnie... mg: mg. tA: mg. We live in a bloody swamp. We need all the land we can get! mg: But... But I don't like him! tA: Don't like him? What's wrong with him? He's cute, he's rich, he's got a huge... tract of land... mg: I know... But I want the guy that I marry... to have a certain...[posting starts up again] ...special sort of... tA: Cut that out! Cut that out! [posting dies off] You're marryin' Prince, so you'd better get used to the idea! Guards! Make sure the posting princess doesn't leave this room until I come and get her. *(Apologies to Monty Python) tA Tribal Disorder
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theAudience said: I knew it!!!
mg: But I don't want any of that. I'd rather... tA: Rather what? mg: I'd rather... just... post pix of Led Zep! [posting starts up] tA: Stop that, stop that! [posting slows down and stops] You're not going post pix while I'm here. Now listen. In twenty minutes, you're getting married to a guy whose father owns the biggest tracts of open land in Britain. mg: But I don't want land... tA: Listen... Minnie... mg: mg. tA: mg. We live in a bloody swamp. We need all the land we can get! mg: But... But I don't like him! tA: Don't like him? What's wrong with him? He's cute, he's rich, he's got a huge... tract of land... mg: I know... But I want the guy that I marry... to have a certain...[posting starts up again] ...special sort of... tA: Cut that out! Cut that out! [posting dies off] You're marryin' Prince, so you'd better get used to the idea! Guards! Make sure the posting princess doesn't leave this room until I come and get her. *(Apologies to Monty Python) tA Tribal Disorder
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It was inevitable though wasn't it? But at least I stayed on topic and provided a visual to go with certain songs I listed, didn't I? They really ARE the photos that correspond to the tracks. Give me some credit for taking the time to do that!
But I have to give you some credit as well for using my favorite movie of all-time. 
Now, on to scene 24 which is a smashing scene with some lovely acting..... "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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minneapolisgenius said:
It was inevitable though wasn't it? But at least I stayed on topic and provided a visual to go with certain songs I listed, didn't I? They really ARE the photos that correspond to the tracks. Give me some credit for taking the time to do that!
But I have to give you some credit as well for using my favorite movie of all-time.
Now, on to scene 24 which is a smashing scene with some lovely acting..... You did a smashing job but you knew I had to mess with ya.
 Scene 24 huh.
First I want... (pause for more effect) ...a SHRUBBERY! tA Tribal Disorder
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theAudience said: minneapolisgenius said:
It was inevitable though wasn't it? But at least I stayed on topic and provided a visual to go with certain songs I listed, didn't I? They really ARE the photos that correspond to the tracks. Give me some credit for taking the time to do that!
But I have to give you some credit as well for using my favorite movie of all-time.
Now, on to scene 24 which is a smashing scene with some lovely acting..... You did a smashing job but you knew I had to mess with ya.
Scene 24 huh.
First I want... (pause for more effect) ...a SHRUBBERY! tA Tribal Disorder
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And one that's not too expensive..... "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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minneapolisgenius said: theAudience said: You did a smashing job but you knew I had to mess with ya.
Scene 24 huh.
First I want... (pause for more effect) ...a SHRUBBERY! tA Tribal Disorder
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And one that's not too expensive..... Indeed. Strange, the transcript I found only went to Scene 22.
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minneapolisgenius said: JACKAL said: I've never heard any of the live stuff - official or otherwise. But I was surprised to see "The Crunge." It's not horrible, but... I wouldn't say it's one of the 36 essential Zeppelin songs. And is Bron-Yr-Aur that little 2 minute acoustic thing from "Physical Graffiti"? And why isn't it in chronological order? And why don't you want to pet me?
Boy you're sure hard to please, aren't you?
A. A lot of the live stuff is much better than the studio recordings IMO. So get yourself "How The West Was Won" for a start. And then the DVD.
B. I love The Crunge. I used to hate it, and now I love it. I love the funky bass and guitar. It's not "essential", but I also left off a ton of others that I could have put on there. "The Crunge" just made the cut. Of course, this whole list could change next week.
C. Yes, "Bron-Yr-Aur" is the little two minute acoustic number from PG. It's beautiful.
D. Does it need to be in chronological order?
E. You look rabid. Yes, I am extremely hard to please. I do want to get "How the West" (I've been eyeballing it for a while), but I haven't really considered the DVD. I'd have to see somebody else's first. I see Zeppelin on VH1 Classic sometimes, and for some reason, I tend not to like them as much when I can see them.  Go figure.
And yes, it should be in chronological order. All anthologies should be. That's rule number one of anthology/greatest hits sets. That way you can hear the progression of the band/artist. I may look rabid, but you'd like it. It's a jungle out there. | |
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