Led Zeppelin (Official Thread)

[runningshoes]

It comes out on my b - day! Would be a great birthday present for me!

You have a turntable?

Nice. I have one. It's an expensive one made in the late 70's, but it needs some work to get it going. Have to get on that.

 

[Metal Health]

You have a turntable?

Nice. I have one. It's an expensive one made in the late 70's, but it needs some work to get it going. Have to get on that.

I wish. There are cds too, though. At least there were in the picture.

 

[runningshoes]

I wish. There are cds too, though. At least there were in the picture.

In a few years, you'll get a job. Unless you have your sites on a car.

 

[Metal Health]

In a few years, you'll get a job. Unless you have your sites on a car.

My mom's money is easier to spend.

 

[runningshoes]

My mom's money is easier to spend.

Then tell her to buy you a turntable.

 

[Metal Health]

Ok

 

[Phil B.]

The 2014-15 Louisville Leopard Percussionists rehearsing Kashmir, The Ocean, and Immigrant Song by Led Zeppelin.
The Louisville Leopard Percussionists began in 1993. They are a performing ensemble of approximately 55 student musicians, ages 7-12, living in and around Louisville, Kentucky. Each student learns and acquires proficiency on several instruments, such as marimbas, xylophone, vibraphone, drum set, timbales, congas, bongos and piano.

 

[Hurdy Gurdy Man]

It certainly would be highly impressive if these youngsters could successfully pull off "Kashmir" in all of its extremely vital and potent emotional elements.I saw Page and Plant in concert once when they performed the classic rock tune with a Moroccan orchestra.WOW!!Does anyone happen to know whether or not Zep also employed such musicians on the original recording?

 

[SloopJohnB]

Encore! I just found this video today on YouTube and found myself mesmerized by the performance. I see that it has already been posted here, and has over 3 million views...

The Louisville Leopard Percussionists



Very cool!

 

[graf75]

It certainly would be highly impressive if these youngsters could successfully pull off "Kashmir" in all of its extremely vital and potent emotional elements.I saw Page and Plant in concert once when they performed the classic rock tune with a Moroccan orchestra.WOW!!Does anyone happen to know whether or not Zep also employed such musicians on the original recording?

I believe just on the Page/Plant No Quarter project/tour the Moroccan orchestra was used.