The Led Zeppelin Thread

[Wolter]

I like Led Zeppelin and any Mexican food not covered in cilantro.

[matedog]

I like Led Zeppelin and any Mexican food not covered in cilantro.

Hoylter.

[Heston]

I like Led Zeppelin and any Mexican food not covered in cilantro.

Hoylter.

I'd like to see Led Zeppelin covered in Mexican food and cilantro.

[Marky Dread]

I like Led Zeppelin and any Mexican food not covered in cilantro.

Hoylter.

I'd like to see Led Zeppelin covered in Mexican food and cilantro.

Why waste good food? Why not just cover them in shit? I mean either way the pong remains the same.

[Heston]

I like Led Zeppelin and any Mexican food not covered in cilantro.

Hoylter.

I'd like to see Led Zeppelin covered in Mexican food and cilantro.

Why waste good food? Why not just cover them in shit? I mean either way the pong remains the same.

[Flex]

Infinitely grateful we kicked you guys to the curb in '76

[Wolter]

Infinitely grateful we kicked you guys to the curb in '76

Up top!

[Marky Dread]

Infinitely grateful we kicked you guys to the curb in '76

"Tea for One" cried Flex as he loaded up his tracking arm to hear The Ramones for the first time. He knew there and then his life had just begun.

[JennyB]

I like Led Zeppelin and any Mexican food not covered in cilantro.

Hoylter.

I'd like to see Led Zeppelin covered in Mexican food and cilantro.

Why waste good food? Why not just cover them in shit? I mean either way the pong remains the same.

Why waste good shit?

[Marky Dread]

I like Led Zeppelin and any Mexican food not covered in cilantro.

Hoylter.

I'd like to see Led Zeppelin covered in Mexican food and cilantro.

Why waste good food? Why not just cover them in shit? I mean either way the pong remains the same.

Why waste good shit?

I never said it was good.

[matedog]

Hey, the Coda special edition is the one album with legit outtakes. This one isn't great, but fun: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/ ... lsLmNvbQ==

I guess it makes sense to put any outtakes on the outtakes album.

When I read further, it sounds like they might not be as outtake-y as I had thought. With this whole remasters campaign, I think I could make a six song EP of outtakes.

Well shit, Coda's outtakes of outtakes are actual legit outtakes. So here's my tally of actual outtakes in the Remasters Project (as opposed to alt mixes, instrumental mixes):
1
(none, included live convert from that era)
2
La La
3
Jennings Farm Blues
Keys to the Highway/Trouble In Mind
4
(none)
Houses of the Holy
(none)
Physical Graffiti -
Everybody Makes It Through (In the Light with different lyrics, very different verses)
Presence -
10 Ribs & All/Carrot Pod Pod (Pod) - Probably the most bizarre Zeppelin song title...and it's an instrumental 70's soft rock tune
In Through the Out Door
(none)
Coda -
If It Keeps On Raining
Sugar Mama
Four Hands (Bombay Orchestra)
Friends (Bombay Orchestra)
St. Tristan's Sword
Bring It On Home (Rough Mix)
Everybody Makes It Through (different from version included in Phys Graffiti collection, same music as the final version of In the Light, but very different lyrics, so I'm counting it)

[Dr. Medulla]

I've got a copy of the boxset from years back. Are these remasters a noticeable upgrade to those with tin ears? (That is, I can tell a difference in the Beatles and Clash remasters, but most remaster jobs are lost on me.)

[matedog]

I've got a copy of the boxset from years back. Are these remasters a noticeable upgrade to those with tin ears? (That is, I can tell a difference in the Beatles and Clash remasters, but most remaster jobs are lost on me.)

I cannot tell the difference with anything, so I'll defer to anyone but me. Original remasters were I think 1990, so it was a better time than say, 1986.

[Dr. Medulla]

I think 1990 … was a better time than say, 1986.

That's your default answer to everything.

[BostonBeaneater]

The only Zeppelin that matters.