The best live album from Zeppelin. Lots of energy, and lots of early recordings. Well chosen songs...except for 3 versions of Communication Breakdown and 2 of Dazed And Confuzed. _________________ I'm leaning on the threshold
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Honestly I like this [/img]almost as much as her last record, I don't understand why community's like RYM are ignoring the quality here for whatever reason. Damn strong and I love it.
Everything she's released has been pretty good. I was listening this one the other day, a lot more Motown and funk influence. Suite II is still my favorite, though.
On the one hand, this album rocks more than any of the sappy and ridiculously overworked pop that came on every album after this (if you take "Pour Some Sugar On Me", remove the distortion from the guitars and bring the vocals down two steps, you have The Archies. Think about it.). On the other hand, there isn't much in the way of songs here except for "Bringing On The Heartbreak". But it DOES rock. So, what's widely considered to be the worst Def Leppard album is actually my favorite. _________________ I'm leaning on the threshold
Of her mystery
And crashing through the walls
Of dying history
mickilennialThe Most Trusted Name in NewsProfile Detroit
More symphonic prog/neo-prog bliss from Magenta, this one a bit more of a look back at the origins of the band and the sound reflects that. One of their strongest records to boot; a great 2013 addition.
JasonconfusedIf We Make It We Can All Sit Back and LaughProfile California
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