runningshoes
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I have a tough time with that one. Sometimes it's Freddie. Sometimes it's Elton or Jon, or even Rob. Plant was great and I do put him up near the top, but not at the very top.
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I have a tough time with that one. Sometimes it's Freddie. Sometimes it's Elton or Jon, or even Rob. Plant was great and I do put him up near the top, but not at the very top.
Metal Health
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On the 24th of February...
runningshoes
Great White North
Freddie Mercury.
Metal Health
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Ok, I can respect that too but I still have that opinion.
runningshoes
Great White North
Metal Health
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I wasn't trying to change it.
Yeah, I get that. Just letting you know. However, I will admit that Steve Walsh is sometimes WAY better than Robert Plant.
Jonny Come Lately
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Nice Physical Graffiti set! I was listening to the masterful first disc a couple of days ago - I used to think Kashmir was overrated but I've really got into it of late, I've always loved the intro but I guess it just needed to grow on me a bit. The other songs on that disc are all great too.
Not that disc two is bad of course - In The Light, Ten Years Gone, The Wanton Song and Sick Again are the stands out I think although am I also very fond of the short Bron-Yr-Aur instrumental. It's so simple yet so beautiful and totally captures the feeling of the British countryside that surrounded them when they were in the eponymous Welsh cottage.
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It comes out on my b - day! Would be a great birthday present for me!
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Appears to be a most fascinating set.Certainly deserving of a 40th Anniversary collector's item.Led Zep pulled off the rather daunting task of filling an entire double album without seeming drawn out or boring in any spots.Most Zep albums,with the possible exceptions of "In Through the Out Door" and "Coda" are definite essentials for any serious classic rock collector.Now I'm wondering if the Beatles' "HELP!" movie and soundtrack will re-issued when it turns 50 later this year.....................
