Led Zeppelin

[lighterjobs]

i don't care about the politics over this, just thanks for the video. awesome.

[zephed]

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I could point to something in every one of their songs that is subtle, and additionally, is not heard in modern rock music.

Respectfully,
phb

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With all due respect, I doubt that.

But, to each his own. I'm out, yo.

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Vibes, I'm obviously not going to sway you into liking Kashmir.

I think the very things you hate about Kashmir, is what Page was trying to create with this song. Yes, it is repetitive, but that was obviously Page's intention. It goes perfectly with his use of open drone strings and climbing/descending riffs giving the song a "grand" and epic sound.

[zephed]

It's on the recent DVD Zep put out a couple of years ago. There's like 3 other songs from that early show.

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i don't care about the politics over this, just thanks for the video. awesome.

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No problem, I enjoyed it a few times over last night and knew it would be a good idea to share. The arguments of who is better then who and what person stole from someone and how its full of guitar riffs is an insult to the question at hand. "Musicican gods or mediocre at best?"

Meh, either way OOT you guys have been great. Have a good night.

[Harv72b]

I used to love Led Zeppelin. 'Til I was 17, popped Kashmir into my buddy's cd player on single track repeat in the basement, dropped acid, and went upstairs to the living room. However many times that song plays in 8 hours, that's how many straight times we listened to it.

I'm not a big Zep fan anymore.