The Led Zeppelin Thread

[Wolter]

oh shit, I forgot "Hots on for Nowhere". that's my fave now.

I forget that song all the time. It’s good as hell.

[matedog]

oh shit, I forgot "Hots on for Nowhere". that's my fave now.

I forget that song all the time. It’s good as hell.

Probably their most fucked up pop song.

[coffeepotman]

oh shit, I forgot "Hots on for Nowhere". that's my fave now.

I forget that song all the time. It’s good as hell.

Probably their most fucked up pop song.

The whole Presence album is so underrated, it is all killer and no filler

[matedog]

oh shit, I forgot "Hots on for Nowhere". that's my fave now.

I forget that song all the time. It’s good as hell.

Probably their most fucked up pop song.

The whole Presence album is so underrated, it is all killer and no filler

Welllll, I wouldn’t go that far. Every song is like six+ minutes. No one needs six minutes of Royal Orleans.

[coffeepotman]

oh shit, I forgot "Hots on for Nowhere". that's my fave now.

I forget that song all the time. It’s good as hell.

Probably their most fucked up pop song.

The whole Presence album is so underrated, it is all killer and no filler

Welllll, I wouldn’t go that far. Every song is like six+ minutes. No one needs six minutes of Royal Orleans.

Ummmmm....Royal Orleans is the shortest track on the album, it's less than 3 minutes. Maybe get yer facts straight. Achilles and Tea for One are like 10 min each, that's pretty excessive.

[matedog]

I forget that song all the time. It’s good as hell.

Probably their most fucked up pop song.

The whole Presence album is so underrated, it is all killer and no filler

Welllll, I wouldn’t go that far. Every song is like six+ minutes. No one needs six minutes of Royal Orleans.

Ummmmm....Royal Orleans is the shortest track on the album, it's less than 3 minutes. Maybe get yer facts straight. Achilles and Tea for One are like 10 min each, that's pretty excessive.

You got me! I was confusing it with For Your Life.

[WestwayKid]

A great Zeppelin track I always forget about is In the Light. It starts out with a mystic sounding Moog (I think that's what it is) raga, with some creepy ascending scales thrown in and then the song shifts to some heavy rock, Page slinging shrapnel from his guitar, huge groove from Bonham and Jones. Plant's vocal goes from weirdly modulated to full on rock croon. The song then shifts into its third stage, almost sprightly clavinet, with Page playing the ascending scale on his guitar and then back into the weird raga again and repeat. It's creepy, spooky, heavy.

[coffeepotman]

A great Zeppelin track I always forget about is In the Light. It starts out with a mystic sounding Moog (I think that's what it is) raga, with some creepy ascending scales thrown in and then the song shifts to some heavy rock, Page slinging shrapnel from his guitar, huge groove from Bonham and Jones. Plant's vocal goes from weirdly modulated to full on rock croon. The song then shifts into its third stage, almost sprightly clavinet, with Page playing the ascending scale on his guitar and then back into the weird raga again and repeat. It's creepy, spooky, heavy.

In the Light is one of my fav Zep songs, I play it when ever I feel down, it's an amazing song and the demo version of it is equally as good but completely different.

[WestwayKid]

A great Zeppelin track I always forget about is In the Light. It starts out with a mystic sounding Moog (I think that's what it is) raga, with some creepy ascending scales thrown in and then the song shifts to some heavy rock, Page slinging shrapnel from his guitar, huge groove from Bonham and Jones. Plant's vocal goes from weirdly modulated to full on rock croon. The song then shifts into its third stage, almost sprightly clavinet, with Page playing the ascending scale on his guitar and then back into the weird raga again and repeat. It's creepy, spooky, heavy.

In the Light is one of my fav Zep songs, I play it when ever I feel down, it's an amazing song and the demo version of it is equally as good but completely different.

The demo is great. Page's serpentine guitar riff really pops.

[Kory]

A great Zeppelin track I always forget about is In the Light. It starts out with a mystic sounding Moog (I think that's what it is) raga, with some creepy ascending scales thrown in and then the song shifts to some heavy rock, Page slinging shrapnel from his guitar, huge groove from Bonham and Jones. Plant's vocal goes from weirdly modulated to full on rock croon. The song then shifts into its third stage, almost sprightly clavinet, with Page playing the ascending scale on his guitar and then back into the weird raga again and repeat. It's creepy, spooky, heavy.

In the Light is one of my fav Zep songs, I play it when ever I feel down, it's an amazing song and the demo version of it is equally as good but completely different.

The demo is great. Page's serpentine guitar riff really pops.

I've found that whole album is great driving music.

[tepista]

Probably their most fucked up pop song.

The whole Presence album is so underrated, it is all killer and no filler

Welllll, I wouldn’t go that far. Every song is like six+ minutes. No one needs six minutes of Royal Orleans.

Ummmmm....Royal Orleans is the shortest track on the album, it's less than 3 minutes. Maybe get yer facts straight. Achilles and Tea for One are like 10 min each, that's pretty excessive.

You got me! I was confusing it with For Your Life.

I heard Candy Store Rock on Carter's British Invasion a day or so ago. Not a good song. Presence has a few good moments, but some crap. I never liked Nobodys Fault either.

[Wolter]

The whole Presence album is so underrated, it is all killer and no filler

Welllll, I wouldn’t go that far. Every song is like six+ minutes. No one needs six minutes of Royal Orleans.

Ummmmm....Royal Orleans is the shortest track on the album, it's less than 3 minutes. Maybe get yer facts straight. Achilles and Tea for One are like 10 min each, that's pretty excessive.

You got me! I was confusing it with For Your Life.

I heard Candy Store Rock on Carter's British Invasion a day or so ago. Not a good song. Presence has a few good moments, but some crap. I never liked Nobodys Fault either.

I used to hate Nobody’s Fault, but it’s grown on me a lot over the years. It’s not a favorite, but I enjoy it now.

[daredevil]

I like this one.

[matedog]

Welllll, I wouldn’t go that far. Every song is like six+ minutes. No one needs six minutes of Royal Orleans.

Ummmmm....Royal Orleans is the shortest track on the album, it's less than 3 minutes. Maybe get yer facts straight. Achilles and Tea for One are like 10 min each, that's pretty excessive.

You got me! I was confusing it with For Your Life.

I heard Candy Store Rock on Carter's British Invasion a day or so ago. Not a good song. Presence has a few good moments, but some crap. I never liked Nobodys Fault either.

I used to hate Nobody’s Fault, but it’s grown on me a lot over the years. It’s not a favorite, but I enjoy it now.

Relistened to both. I like, don't love, Nobody's Fault. That riff is pretty cool and the verses/chorus are fine. I really like the distorted harmonica solo and when they bring back the riff and add the fucked up bass/drums are great.

Candy Store Rock is less good. I think it wants to be a light-ish weight pop rock song, but everything about it is so heavy that it just sounds clunky. There are worse songs for me, but if I'm being critical, it's one of the more poorly executed studio tracks from them.

[matedog]

Fuck, Tea for One is a slog.