35. All My Love vs. Misty Mountain Hop

[LoathedVermin72]

beyond the misty mt reference, which i never noticed until now

It seems to me that the song ends with Plant being fed up/annoyed with the police incident the song describes, so he decides to escape into reading The Hobbit in an attempt to get away from worldly pressures.

[stip]

Okay, fair enough. I wasn't sure if it was a throw away reference like that or if the whole song was coded

[epilogue]

Okay, fair enough. I wasn't sure if it was a throw away reference like that or if the whole song was coded

Led Zeppelin is an acronym for The Lord of the Ringz

[Jammer XCI]

Misty Mountain fo sho

[wease]

Hobbits?

Yeah, MMH is one of Zep's many Tolkien-themed songs. And it's awesome.

Other than the title, I don’t see how. The lyrics have nothing to do with Tolkien works.

[Norah]

Misty Mountain Hop might be the most fun LZ song to sing along to.

[LoathedVermin72]

Hobbits?

Yeah, MMH is one of Zep's many Tolkien-themed songs. And it's awesome.

Other than the title, I don’t see how. The lyrics have nothing to do with Tolkien works.

beyond the misty mt reference, which i never noticed until now

It seems to me that the song ends with Plant being fed up/annoyed with the police incident the song describes, so he decides to escape into reading The Hobbit in an attempt to get away from worldly pressures.

That's all I meant. And that's why Joey mentioned hobbits.

[epilogue]

Hobbits?

Yeah, MMH is one of Zep's many Tolkien-themed songs. And it's awesome.

Other than the title, I don’t see how. The lyrics have nothing to do with Tolkien works.

beyond the misty mt reference, which i never noticed until now

It seems to me that the song ends with Plant being fed up/annoyed with the police incident the song describes, so he decides to escape into reading The Hobbit in an attempt to get away from worldly pressures.

That's all I meant. And that's why Joey mentioned hobbits.

Thank God you're here, LV.

[wease]

Hobbits?

Yeah, MMH is one of Zep's many Tolkien-themed songs. And it's awesome.

Other than the title, I don’t see how. The lyrics have nothing to do with Tolkien works.

beyond the misty mt reference, which i never noticed until now

It seems to me that the song ends with Plant being fed up/annoyed with the police incident the song describes, so he decides to escape into reading The Hobbit in an attempt to get away from worldly pressures.

That's all I meant. And that's why Joey mentioned hobbits.

Thank God you're here, LV.

Joey vindication.