Red Mosquito

The blues songs are the best. First album 4 life.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

PHATJ wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

PHATJ wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:Yeah it's Come With Me. Victory is actually a good song.

Victory is a fucking great song.

I play it at darts all the time to get me pumped up.

If I was a fighter, Victory would be my entrance song.

It's all fucked up now.

We got the real live shit

cutuphalfdead wrote:The blues songs are the best. First album 4 life.

But there's so much better blues out there. IMO, this is not where they excelled.

tragabigzanda wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:The blues songs are the best. First album 4 life.

But there's so much better blues out there. IMO, this is not where they excelled.

I mean, The Doors LA Woman blows away any of LZ's blues tracks.

tragabigzanda wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:The blues songs are the best. First album 4 life.

But there's so much better blues out there. IMO, this is not where they excelled.

I mean, The Doors LA Woman blows away any of LZ's blues tracks.

that's adorable

every song on LZ1 is better than LA Woman

For the most part, Zep was at their best when they stretched out from their more derivative beginnings. Page, JPJ and Bonham are three of the best musicians/arrangers of all time and are much more interesting in exploration mode. While their proficiency with the blues is obvious, it's also comparatively dull when viewed against stuff like Kashmir, Achilles, No Quarter, In the Light, Rain Song, Fool in the Rain, All My Love, etc.

evenslow wrote:For the most part, Zep was at their best when they stretched out from their more derivative beginnings. Page, JPJ and Bonham are three of the best musicians/arrangers of all time and are much more interesting in exploration mode. While their proficiency with the blues is obvious, it's also comparatively dull when viewed against stuff like Kashmir, Achilles, No Quarter, In the Light, Rain Song, Fool in the Rain, All My Love, etc.

Eslow, my man.

1. Led Zeppelin non-blues
2. Led Zeppelin blues
3. All Doors music

Kevin Davis wrote:1. Led Zeppelin non-blues
2. Led Zeppelin blues
3. All Doors music

Trag, probaby:

Led Zeppelin are the band I avoided for the longest because of my adolescent distrust of the "sacred cows" of 70s rock. I was in my 20s when I finally listened beyond the radio hits and realized how good they were

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Kevin Davis wrote:1. Led Zeppelin non-blues
2. Led Zeppelin blues
3. All Doors music

Trag, probaby:

I adore that skit, but I'm mostly just a fan of LA Woman.

tragabigzanda wrote:I'm mostly just a fan of LA Woman.

I'll ride with you on L.A. Woman except for L'america and Crawling King Snake.

Hyacinth House is a personal fav.

tragabigzanda wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:The blues songs are the best. First album 4 life.

But there's so much better blues out there. IMO, this is not where they excelled.

I mean, The Doors LA Woman blows away any of LZ's blues tracks.

Jesus Christ.

cutuphalfdead wrote:every song on LZ1 is better than LA Woman

God, I love you.

Look, I can be down with saying that someone doesn't like the blues cover stuff like You Shook Me, or I Can't Quit You Baby. But Since I've Been Loving You Best not be included

wease wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:every song on LZ1 is better than LA Woman

God, I love you.

@SkitchP wrote:Look, I can be down with saying that someone doesn't like the blues cover stuff like You Shook Me, or I Can't Quit You Baby. But Since I've Been Loving You Best not be included

Zeppelin Blues, along with Dylan Blues, is among my favorite Blues. It's actually most of the only Blues I enjoy.

tragabigzanda wrote:

that's more funk than blues tbh