Led Zeppelin

[AV8]

I heard a version of "Tea For One" from the Page-Plant band that was pretty amazing. Percy announced that it was the first time it had been attempted live, and the intro very nearly turned into a trainwreck but they saved it, a magnificent shambles.

Great song, one of their best, turn it up :

 

[AV8]

My favourite though is " When the Levee Breaks ".

They were so varied though it is hard to pin anything, just a great band with great songs.

 

[Wilson]

 

[suzywong]

The first 5 studio albums are essential in my world, as are about half of the tunes off PG.

You can add in a couple of good 'uns from the other albums as well.

 

[foxwelljsly]

Hairway to Steven

I honestly prefer Zappa's beyond fabulous Reggae version.

 

[forester]

Buy them all in the order they were released. The remasters are unnecessary and the earlier ones don't sound as good as the original tracks anyway.

 

[DipsyDave]

Never really understood the adulation for II. For me, the production on the original album was poor and lacking in impact. My favourites are probably I and III, I for the raw straight-ahead blues-rock feel, ushering in the dawn of a new era, and III for the complete change of direction on the second side (plus the brilliant Since I've Been Loving You).

 

[Big Tabs]

Playing my plums.

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Led Zeppelin ‎– Led Zeppelin II

Label:​

Atlantic ‎– 588198, Atlantic ‎– 588 198

Format:​

Vinyl, LP, Album, Misprint, Wreck Label

Country:​

UK

Released:​

22 Oct 1969

Genre:​

Rock


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[Frizzy]

Love1/2/3/4 only one I have probs with is coda, but still good album.
Big fan of the hairy ones solo material, a artist who has matured with style and good grace.

 

[Mullardman]

1 was a revelation.. of sorts. Lost interest after...

 

[Bairnstorm]

Physical Graffitti best. Presence definitely not poo, I, II, III, IV all excellent but rarely play IV as I played it to death as a teenager. If you like Radiohead probably Houses of the Holy. Even In Through the Outdoor is good. Only one to avoid is the live Song Remains the Same.

 

[Tony L]

Only one to avoid is the live Song Remains the Same.

Quite an entertaining movie though, certainly an artefact of its time. I can’t imagine Spinal Tap would have been quite the same without it!

 

[Seeker_UK]

Only one to avoid is the live Song Remains the Same.

Nooo! The live version of "Whole Lotta Love" is brilliant, but then I'm a sucker for anything involving that 'delay into saturation' sound that they use on Robert's voice.

 

[robs]

Only one to avoid is the live Song Remains the Same.

I'd say the reverse, really enjoy that.

 

[Bairnstorm]

Quite an entertaining movie though, certainly an artefact of its time. I can’t imagine Spinal Tap would have been quite the same without it!

It had its fleeting moments

 

[Bairnstorm]

Nooo! The live version of "Whole Lotta Love" is brilliant, but then I'm a sucker for anything involving that 'delay into saturation' sound that they use on Robert's voice.

Prefer Jimi Page and the Black Crowes - Live at the Greek.

 

[AllyD]

Only one to avoid is the live Song Remains the Same.

Contains for me the definitive version of "Dazed and Confused".

 

[Engels]

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...-found-in-ecuadorian-andes-after-led-zeppelin

No its not April 1st, but...

'...They warn that Pristimantis ledzeppelin risks being *trampled under foot*' (well played there...)

 

[Engels]

Quite an entertaining movie though, certainly an artefact of its time. I can’t imagine Spinal Tap would have been quite the same without it!

Peter Grant called it the most expensive home movie ever made

 

[Yank]

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...-found-in-ecuadorian-andes-after-led-zeppelin

No its not April 1st, but...

'...They warn that Pristimantis ledzeppelin risks being *trampled under foot*' (well played there...)

There'd be blood in the streets if they'd named it "Pristimantis pacis" for The Doors.