Let's have a Led Zeppelin evening!
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I shot a man in Reno...
Carolan's Dream. Irish, but close
That's the one! Thank you. I'll be in touch with my legal department.
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There's good reason for that. Jimmy Page bought his historical house early '70s then Williams went and bought the house next door. The first thing he did was submit planning permission
to rip the place to pieces and rebuild it. JP objected, not necessarily because of the noise, dirt and disruption but he argued that the work would undermine the integrity of his place.
Beautiful place it is. The Tower House - Wikipedia
Stairway to heaven: Jimmy Page’s castle is his home
The founder of Led Zeppelin shows off Tower House, his beloved 13th-century Gothic castle in London
Carolan's Dream. Irish, but close
That’s really lovely
existentialist
Tired and unemotional
I might try and learn that on the mandolin, just to shit up any conclusion-jumpers. Handy for sound checks
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Led Zeppelin up for sale, well 10% is
www.theguardian.com
Daughter of music manager Peter Grant puts Led Zeppelin stake up for sale
Helen Grant hopes to use windfall to further legacy of her father, who she says was band’s ‘driving force’
seeformiles
Lost in the wood
Original photo from Led Zeppelin IV album cover discovered
A university researcher says he has identified the man on the cover of Led Zeppelin IV.
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Both of those strong contenders. It was tough getting it down to 20 songs but I've just realised it's only 19.Personally, I'd swap 'Black Dog' and 'Rock and Roll' for 'Ramble On' and 'Rain Song'
Damn, I feel a Zep sesh coming on...
So Kashmir gets added.
philosophical
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Any list without Good Times Bad Times and Bonham bass pedal triplets is lacking.
I absolutely love Led Zeppelin, have seen them nine times, including the most elaborate manoeuvres to get to the Celebration Day concert, and sad bastard that I am I enjoy seeing younger people reacting to them on YouTube.
Of course there is a lot to criticise, and I wish so many greats didn’t have feet of clay (like TS Eliot for example) but if there has ever been a better collective of four musicians I would like to know about it.
I absolutely love Led Zeppelin, have seen them nine times, including the most elaborate manoeuvres to get to the Celebration Day concert, and sad bastard that I am I enjoy seeing younger people reacting to them on YouTube.
Of course there is a lot to criticise, and I wish so many greats didn’t have feet of clay (like TS Eliot for example) but if there has ever been a better collective of four musicians I would like to know about it.
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Books, not bombs
And if you feel like you can't go on, there is always In The Light!Personally, I'd swap 'Black Dog' and 'Rock and Roll' for 'Ramble On' and 'Rain Song'
Damn, I feel a Zep sesh coming on...
philosophical
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Back in the day early Zeppelin was know in some quarters as ‘cock rock’.
However one contender for a ‘cock rock’ piece the Lemon Song, has some of the best bass playing on it I have ever heard.
The lack of technology back then, and the expectation to deliver live, led to a demand for musicianship of the highest order, but Zeppelin live always has an organic improvisational quality that demanded of the group that they listened to each other, and tried to sacrifice what they did for the sake of the music overall.
Stupid old man that I am, seeing and hearing John Bonham play can still reduce me to tears at his loss.
However one contender for a ‘cock rock’ piece the Lemon Song, has some of the best bass playing on it I have ever heard.
The lack of technology back then, and the expectation to deliver live, led to a demand for musicianship of the highest order, but Zeppelin live always has an organic improvisational quality that demanded of the group that they listened to each other, and tried to sacrifice what they did for the sake of the music overall.
Stupid old man that I am, seeing and hearing John Bonham play can still reduce me to tears at his loss.
philosophical
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Led Zeppelin up for sale, well 10% is
Daughter of music manager Peter Grant puts Led Zeppelin stake up for sale
Helen Grant hopes to use windfall to further legacy of her father, who she says was band’s ‘driving force’
I believe it was Don Arden, father of Sharon Osbourne, who has somebody dangled out of a window, not Peter Grant.
seeformiles
Lost in the wood
Haven’t perused the list (iPad won’t let me for some reason) but I hope “Hey Hey What Can I Do” features somewhere 
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