Too hard!! Going to California...as a studio track would get the chop...but anybody who has watched Earl's Court knows that the song has wicked Kung Fu. @mcgruff10 check out Earl's Court...a small acoustic set of absolute gems.
Song Remains The Same is awesome....people who saw them live earlier said it didn't hold a candle to how they played the first handful of years but it is live LZ.
I saw them in 75 & 77 and 77 was off the charts better but I bet the earlier tours were better !
Song Remains The Same is awesome....people who saw them live earlier said it didn't hold a candle to how they played the first handful of years but it is live LZ.
I saw them in 75 & 77 and 77 was off the charts better but I bet the earlier tours were better !
Song Remains The Same is awesome....people who saw them live earlier said it didn't hold a candle to how they played the first handful of years but it is live LZ.
I saw them in 75 & 77 and 77 was off the charts better but I bet the earlier tours were better !
I can’t stand Black Dog. I’d rank it 3rd worst on the album. It’s the type of song that’s the quintessential reason I could never get into Zeppelin. It reminds me of muscle cars and mullets.
While in some small way I respect your opinion, you are way off base here mister.
Black Dog is one of the most memorable riffs in rock history. It is likely Led Zeppelin's most powerful and hardest driving song.
And it's named after a stray black dog. Brilliant.
I don't disagree it's one of the most memorable riffs... I just picture the high school tough guy revving up his t-top Trans-Am with a phoenix on the hood while playing it. Which is what 99% of Led Zeppelin sounds like to me. I can't get into it.
I can’t stand Black Dog. I’d rank it 3rd worst on the album. It’s the type of song that’s the quintessential reason I could never get into Zeppelin. It reminds me of muscle cars and mullets.
While in some small way I respect your opinion, you are way off base here mister.
Black Dog is one of the most memorable riffs in rock history. It is likely Led Zeppelin's most powerful and hardest driving song.
And it's named after a stray black dog. Brilliant.
I don't disagree it's one of the most memorable riffs... I just picture the high school tough guy revving up his t-top Trans-Am with a phoenix on the hood while playing it. Which is what 99% of Led Zeppelin sounds like to me. I can't get into it.
Sounds like sideburns and incensed basements to me. What you describe is Def Leopard and Motley Crue etc
I can’t stand Black Dog. I’d rank it 3rd worst on the album. It’s the type of song that’s the quintessential reason I could never get into Zeppelin. It reminds me of muscle cars and mullets.
While in some small way I respect your opinion, you are way off base here mister.
Black Dog is one of the most memorable riffs in rock history. It is likely Led Zeppelin's most powerful and hardest driving song.
And it's named after a stray black dog. Brilliant.
I don't disagree it's one of the most memorable riffs... I just picture the high school tough guy revving up his t-top Trans-Am with a phoenix on the hood while playing it. Which is what 99% of Led Zeppelin sounds like to me. I can't get into it.
Sounds like sideburns and incensed basements to me. What you describe is Def Leopard and Motley Crue etc
I can’t stand Black Dog. I’d rank it 3rd worst on the album. It’s the type of song that’s the quintessential reason I could never get into Zeppelin. It reminds me of muscle cars and mullets.
While in some small way I respect your opinion, you are way off base here mister.
Black Dog is one of the most memorable riffs in rock history. It is likely Led Zeppelin's most powerful and hardest driving song.
And it's named after a stray black dog. Brilliant.
I don't disagree it's one of the most memorable riffs... I just picture the high school tough guy revving up his t-top Trans-Am with a phoenix on the hood while playing it. Which is what 99% of Led Zeppelin sounds like to me. I can't get into it.
Wow...really disagree. You seem to be describing Foghat while dissing one of the most diverse bands in rock history
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1998: Noblesville; 2003: Noblesville; 2009: EV Nashville, Chicago, Chicago 2010: St Louis, Columbus, Noblesville; 2011: EV Chicago, East Troy, East Troy 2013: London ON, Chicago; 2014: Cincy, St Louis, Moline (NO CODE) 2016: Lexington, Wrigley #1; 2018: Wrigley, Wrigley, Boston, Boston 2020: Oakland, Oakland:2021: EV Ohana, Ohana, Ohana, Ohana 2022: Oakland, Oakland, Nashville, Louisville; 2023: Chicago, Chicago, Noblesville 2024: Noblesville, Wrigley, Wrigley, Ohana, Ohana
I can’t stand Black Dog. I’d rank it 3rd worst on the album. It’s the type of song that’s the quintessential reason I could never get into Zeppelin. It reminds me of muscle cars and mullets.
While in some small way I respect your opinion, you are way off base here mister.
Black Dog is one of the most memorable riffs in rock history. It is likely Led Zeppelin's most powerful and hardest driving song.
And it's named after a stray black dog. Brilliant.
I don't disagree it's one of the most memorable riffs... I just picture the high school tough guy revving up his t-top Trans-Am with a phoenix on the hood while playing it. Which is what 99% of Led Zeppelin sounds like to me. I can't get into it.
Wow...really disagree. You seem to be describing Foghat while dissing one of the most diverse bands in rock history
My sister says the same thing. It's like listening to Whitesnake for her...
I can’t stand Black Dog. I’d rank it 3rd worst on the album. It’s the type of song that’s the quintessential reason I could never get into Zeppelin. It reminds me of muscle cars and mullets.
While in some small way I respect your opinion, you are way off base here mister.
Black Dog is one of the most memorable riffs in rock history. It is likely Led Zeppelin's most powerful and hardest driving song.
And it's named after a stray black dog. Brilliant.
I don't disagree it's one of the most memorable riffs... I just picture the high school tough guy revving up his t-top Trans-Am with a phoenix on the hood while playing it. Which is what 99% of Led Zeppelin sounds like to me. I can't get into it.
Wow...really disagree. You seem to be describing Foghat while dissing one of the most diverse bands in rock history
My sister says the same thing. It's like listening to Whitesnake for her...
Damn shame.
Why is that a damn shame? Listening to Whitesnake is awesome!
What's a damn shame is that the greatest track ever recorded by Led Zeppelin is going out in this round. I would change my vote to "Stairway to Heaven" if I thought it would make any difference. But it wouldn't.
I can’t stand Black Dog. I’d rank it 3rd worst on the album. It’s the type of song that’s the quintessential reason I could never get into Zeppelin. It reminds me of muscle cars and mullets.
While in some small way I respect your opinion, you are way off base here mister.
Black Dog is one of the most memorable riffs in rock history. It is likely Led Zeppelin's most powerful and hardest driving song.
And it's named after a stray black dog. Brilliant.
I don't disagree it's one of the most memorable riffs... I just picture the high school tough guy revving up his t-top Trans-Am with a phoenix on the hood while playing it. Which is what 99% of Led Zeppelin sounds like to me. I can't get into it.
Wow...really disagree. You seem to be describing Foghat while dissing one of the most diverse bands in rock history
My sister says the same thing. It's like listening to Whitesnake for her...
Damn shame.
Why is that a damn shame? Listening to Whitesnake is awesome!
What's a damn shame is that the greatest track ever recorded by Led Zeppelin is going out in this round. I would change my vote to "Stairway to Heaven" if I thought it would make any difference. But it wouldn't.
Goddamn you people!
Pearl Jam most certainly did NOT do it better!
I rank WS right up there with Extreme, Winger and the like...
I can’t stand Black Dog. I’d rank it 3rd worst on the album. It’s the type of song that’s the quintessential reason I could never get into Zeppelin. It reminds me of muscle cars and mullets.
While in some small way I respect your opinion, you are way off base here mister.
Black Dog is one of the most memorable riffs in rock history. It is likely Led Zeppelin's most powerful and hardest driving song.
And it's named after a stray black dog. Brilliant.
I don't disagree it's one of the most memorable riffs... I just picture the high school tough guy revving up his t-top Trans-Am with a phoenix on the hood while playing it. Which is what 99% of Led Zeppelin sounds like to me. I can't get into it.
Wow...really disagree. You seem to be describing Foghat while dissing one of the most diverse bands in rock history
My sister says the same thing. It's like listening to Whitesnake for her...
Damn shame.
Why is that a damn shame? Listening to Whitesnake is awesome!
What's a damn shame is that the greatest track ever recorded by Led Zeppelin is going out in this round. I would change my vote to "Stairway to Heaven" if I thought it would make any difference. But it wouldn't.
Goddamn you people!
Pearl Jam most certainly did NOT do it better!
I rank WS right up there with Extreme, Winger and the like...
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I love me some Whitesnake.
Hair Metal frigging rules.
I never had a real mullet, nor drove a Trans Am. Would have liked to have had that car -- would have made the music blasting so much cooler than it was coming out of my 1986 Ford Escort GT.
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Also, I did get into many fights in high school, but I lost more often than not. Would not label myself a high school tough guy.
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Lucky bastard.
I honestly couldn't tell you?
8/28/98- Camden, NJ
10/31/09- Philly
5/21/10- NYC
9/2/12- Philly, PA
7/19/13- Wrigley
10/19/13- Brooklyn, NY
10/21/13- Philly, PA
10/22/13- Philly, PA
10/27/13- Baltimore, MD
Tres Mts.- 3/23/11- Philly
Eddie Vedder- 6/25/11- Philly
ah to sit on the floor and watch this ..
(Although I am a bit sick of that song - but I could say the same about Even Flow).
I know we are ranking, poor choice of words.
1998: Noblesville; 2003: Noblesville; 2009: EV Nashville, Chicago, Chicago
2010: St Louis, Columbus, Noblesville; 2011: EV Chicago, East Troy, East Troy
2013: London ON, Chicago; 2014: Cincy, St Louis, Moline (NO CODE)
2016: Lexington, Wrigley #1; 2018: Wrigley, Wrigley, Boston, Boston
2020: Oakland, Oakland: 2021: EV Ohana, Ohana, Ohana, Ohana
2022: Oakland, Oakland, Nashville, Louisville; 2023: Chicago, Chicago, Noblesville
2024: Noblesville, Wrigley, Wrigley, Ohana, Ohana
Damn shame.
What's a damn shame is that the greatest track ever recorded by Led Zeppelin is going out in this round. I would change my vote to "Stairway to Heaven" if I thought it would make any difference. But it wouldn't.
Goddamn you people!
Pearl Jam most certainly did NOT do it better!
or Coverdale/Reb Beach?