Moby Dick (track) by Led Zeppelin
Moby Dick appears on the following album(s) by Led Zeppelin:
- Led Zeppelin II (track #8) (this album) (1969)
- How The West Was Won (track #14) (2003)
- The Soundtrack From The Film The Song Remains The Same (track #8) (1976)
- The Complete Studio Recordings (track #17) (compilation) (1993)
- 1st + 2nd (track #17) (compilation) (1970)
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11/08/2024 03:58 | slatsheit | 1,927 | 89/100 | |
10/15/2024 19:18 | sunnydhamm | 17,623 | 56/100 | |
09/13/2024 18:52 | wizardalien | 7,426 | 75/100 | |
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09/01/2024 22:23 | BurndenAce | 1,755 | 81/100 |
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Starts off and ends as a pretty decent jam but the bulk of the song is a boring, repetitive drum solo in the middle. No argument that Bonham was a great drummer, maybe the best rock drummer of all time, but drum solos are hard to make entertaining. Especially recorded, live can be different sometimes.
Not my cup of tea and the weakest track on the LP.
Great guitar I always sum the song with the band. It is a earworm
The drum part gets a bit boring after some time but Bonham is still really rocking on this song
Simple 12-bar I-IV-V instrumental with nothing special to recommend it other than it's a fun listen.
I love Bonzo, but drum solos always come off as dry and repetitive if you don't get to watch.
Not particularly creative straight ahead hard rock instrumental, but still lots of fun, largely due to Bonzo on the drum kit.
Even though the album version is great, it's so much better live. Bonham was a legend.
I have to agree that this drum solo released on the studio version is not too impressive. However, the guitar to start and end this song is fantastic I think and it is too bad they did not take that guitar riff and run with it. Probably would have made for a much better song.
Mediocre drum solo at best, he did it way better live. Bonham was a fantastic drummer but it did not lend to an amazing solo in the studio version of the song.
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