Led Zeppelin is a top ten classic rock band. This is not a ranking blog, it’s a re-look at Led Zeppelin’s final studio album. Why? This is the age of the proctology exam of classic rock albums. There are many video and written blogs devoted to this process, and surprisingly the audience is more than … More In Through the Out Door: Revisiting Led Zeppelin’s Final Studio Release
I watched a video of a well-known musician demonstrating his favorite Led Zeppelin guitar riffs. He is a damn good guitar player. I agree with most, but not all of his selections. Jimmy Page wrote some creative and memorable guitar arrangements. He is sometimes accused of lifting passages of other songs or at least being … More Top Ten Led Zeppelin Guitar Songs
These 12 maybe are not the best, but they are quite interesting for a variety of reasons. I have included documentaries in the list. In no particular order. A Hard Day’s Night (1964) The Beatles in their first film. A cheeky semi-documentary and a classic. Millions had seen the Beatles on Ed Sullivan and many … More A Dozen Rock and Roll Films
The 1976 concert film from Led Zeppelin played on Turner Classic Movies as part of a series of music-related films. I enjoy the live album from the film more than the actual film. The concert footage was filmed over several nights at Madison Square Garden in July 1973, with the fantasy sequences added later. Additional … More The Song Remains the Same
This is a toss-up. Led Zeppelin II or Physical Graffiti. These are two very different albums. One, a bluesy guitar feast, the other, a keyboard + guitar dream. Shocking, Led Zeppelin IV is not in contention. What? Yes, seriously. It’s a great album, and the songs are memorable, we all owned a copy (over 23 … More Led Zeppelin’s Best
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