I like The Firm, but nowadays the production seems so poor, and would also have liked to hear both Paul and Jimmy let rip a bit more, but that's just my personal taste.
i also enjoyed some of Jimmy with Roy Harper for a folky take, but that album wouldn't be to everybody's taste.
It's still...
I just like Presence much more. It seems sharper somehow. It's the only Zep album I always put all of into any playlist I make up that has Zep in it, every time. Get bored with ITTOD. Never with Presence.
Ok, this time I'm gonna choose :eek:
Rory Gallagher for me.
Jeff Beck makes a lot of music that I don't like, as well as some I think is amazing.
Clapton - again, plenty by him I'm not into, as well as stuff I am.
Green - spent too long away from the game, not enough catalogue to choose from. I...
I like some of John Renbourn's stuff, especially the celtic-influenced playing. But for that, I more usually go to the guy that John himself said was the best celtic-style guitarist in the world...Tony McManus :D
Or Al Petteway for celtic with a distinctly American influence.
With the thread on 90s British bands, and another about New Wave, I've been feeling left out :(
Y'see, none of my favourites really fit in the categories given, but I do feel us Brits have turned out some good stuff along the lines of the those discussions. So thought I'd have a listen and pick...
Great debut album, couple of tracks here and there on follow ups, then...plunged into the depths of mediocrity. Sad. It's almost as if they planned it that way.
Anyone else think that's a fair assessment?
Suicides caused by song lyrics, that old cookie.
Did no one there stop to think that song lyrics might be a reflection of whatever already goes on in society?
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.