Led Zeppelin grupo británico de hard rock fundado en 1968 por el guitarrista Jimmy Page, quien había pertenecido a The Yardbirds. La banda estuvo integrada por John Paul Jones como bajista y teclista, al vocalista Robert Plant y a John Bonham a la batería (que había coincidido con Plant en The Band of Joy). De mis bandas favoritas. Me hiciste recordar mi juventud, "Stairway to Heaven" una de las que mas me encantan. Excelente post, gracias por compartirlo. Saludos y muchas bendiciones...!!!

yea they were a cool group, i caught some of robert plant more contemporary stuff at Bonnaroo a few years ago

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this sounds especially commie bot

One of my favourite bands :)

Yea they are pretty great, would have been cool to catch thei live show in person, so it goes

I know right? I've seen live concert dvds and they have this amazing energy on stage... wow. If there are two bands I've ALWAYS wanted to see live with all of their original members alive :( they are Led Zeppelin and Queen. No doubt.

I agree, or maybe Zapp, hope the weekend goes well!!

IMO, Led Zeppelin is the greatest rock band of all time. The vocals, guitar work and percussions, are incomparable, not to mention the sheer volume of musical landscapes their songs traversed. Music of this is sort is not just to be listened to but experienced as a journey into a world of artistic genius and craftsmanship.

Wonderful post, thanks.

Yea they are definitely up thtere if not the best, they have some great music.

They are the most rockin' and it's not even close. I worship at the altar of the Beatles, but when it comes to pure, sweet, slow dripping rock'n'roll Zeppelin sits on the throne.

Yea they were something else, pink floyd's also pretty dope but different feel

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Thanks for tipping your hat to a good rock band. Good hits on the post too!

Thanks for your support glad you liked it. Hope your weekend goes well!!

I absolutely LOVE the cinematography (slow motion and fast cut shots) of the second "Immigrant Song" (concert) video. You're right, once again, about the NEW DIMENSIONS which YouTube provides us in seeing artistic works from various different angles and through different "lenses" and perspectives. For me, my main love is jazz, and there is PLENTY of awesome jazz content on YouTube as well. Good time to be alive - at least in THIS regard...

yea as lame as youtube can be there is some great stuff there, hope it's going well

Led Zeppelin rocks!

yea they are pretty dope

One of my favorite rock group!! :D nice post with the best tunes

yea they are pretty good, hioe the weekend goes well for you!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAO0ib8a0dU

I think "Bring It On Home" is one of their most overlooked tunes. Easy to see why- it's the final track on Zeppelin 2, probably their most rockin' record all around. This song has so many casually cool elements.

The muted push of the blues intro is such a tease. The band knows how hard they're gonna slam you once the groove comes in. The riff Page plays to accompany Plant singing "Try to tell you, babe..." is one of his nastiest.

It's fun to compare the studio version to this live version
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uX5yhpO52AA

When it comes to the arrangement I think another element that sets Zeppelin apart is the decisions John Paul Jones makes about when to follow the guitar and when to contrast.

When the groove comes in the bass follows the guitar verbatim and it adds weight to the groove. Then when Plant starts singing the bass switches to some counterpoint. Not enough bands today following these examples.

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