Jimmy Page
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Did he really get into drug use in the late 70's? I cant find any info about it. Its scary to think how good he could have been had he not gotten into drugs. My first cd was Led Zeppelin 4. And I have always loved Led Zep. But I have only recently been listening to them nonstop. Jimmy Page is unreal.
I just can't picture how amazing he would have been, if the drugs hadnt of come into the picture. The guy is without a doubt trailing on Hendrix on my list of top guitarists EVER. I mean, how do you explain that to your kids if your Jimmy page. WHen they ask what he did for a living, he can say "I was the 2nd greatest guitarist in history". Unbelievable
I just can't picture how amazing he would have been, if the drugs hadnt of come into the picture. The guy is without a doubt trailing on Hendrix on my list of top guitarists EVER. I mean, how do you explain that to your kids if your Jimmy page. WHen they ask what he did for a living, he can say "I was the 2nd greatest guitarist in history". Unbelievable
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Whenver Page would drink like a fish, his playing would deteriate at a logorithmic scale. Some really slop there at times.
But it makes sense Hendrix was cooler so he got much more pure heroin than Page did.
Just kidding Look at the differance in SRV between 83 and 89 when he got clean, went from great to the greatest wish others had enough time to clean up before they died.
ha! i knowit,he looks so freakin skinny in some of that dvd.
he had a voice that was strong and loud and
i swallowed his facade cos i'm so
eager to identify with
someone above the crowd
someone who seemed to feel the same
someone prepared to lead the way
when he was with the Yardbirds he was outstanding!! My dad has a Vinyl of when Jeff Beck and Page were in the yardbirds when the Record was only released for 2 days, sounds amazing
I worship Page, and i think he sounded the best in 73 and 75, plus his work with the Yardbirds
The only time I ever had a chance to "meet" him, was when I lived in LA in the late 70's early 80's and was touring with bands. There was a party at his house, and my musician friends and I went, got there, but the party was cancelled because he was passed out in the front yard of his house! They sent everyone home. So there was my brush with the great Jimmy Page. Zonked on his front lawn in a stupor at 8:00 pm.
I said hi,,, but he never heard it. :(
A few years ago, I saw the Jimmy Page and Black Crowes show in Philly,, and he had some weight on him, and he looked great!
That show was great, and it was all about the moments when he stepped forward for a solo,,, it was transcendental!! He had it all! He still had that intense "just on the edge of a train wreck" sense of drama when he played. I love that stuff! :cool:
Don't be mankind. ~Captain Beefheart
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