Would watching the movie count as hearing the album? I have the DVD but I've never seen it. Is it any good? The critics gave it positive reviews, but at the same time they said that film isn't Zeppelin's thing.
If you are still talking about The song remains the Same then ...
Would watching the movie count as hearing the album? => Yes, if anything it would be better than just listening to the album
at the same time they said that film isn't Zeppelin's thing => It isn't, music is Zep's thing and the music IS in that film.
Yes I did. Positively loved it. The scene when the Edge pitches his new riff for Elevation (I think?) is hilarious.
It is a little sad that Jack White took so much space but he is funny, entertaining and current so it still worked. Without him is would have been a 20 minutes documentary. Even though you get very little of Jimmy that little is still more than nearly all we got from him in the last 40 years summed up so let's enjoy it for what it is.
I missed some kind of Zeppelin concert yesterday. I don't know whether it was the band (with Jason, of course) or a tribute, but either way, I didn't have the money to go.
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I missed some kind of Zeppelin concert yesterday. I don't know whether it was the band (with Jason, of course) or a tribute, but either way, I didn't have the money to go.
I'm pretty sure if it was the band it would have been a really big deal. Guaranteed it was a tribute band. Jason Bonham has one himself. _________________
Well the commercials said the sound was just like the albums, or something along the lines of that. I only heard the commercial once, but it made me want to go. But it was the day before the concert that I heard about it.
Well the commercials said the sound was just like the albums, or something along the lines of that. I only heard the commercial once, but it made me want to go. But it was the day before the concert that I heard about it.
I bet you could probably figure out if it was LZ or a tribute band by taking 10 seconds out of your day to do a Google search.
FischmanRockMonster, JazzMeister, Bluesboy,ClassicalMasterProfile Land of Enchantment
Page is too sloppy, and there are soooooo many great guitarists out there.
Bonzo is awesome, but . . .
Jones is far and away the best choice here. People who don't really listen have no idea how elemental he is to the Zep sound and success, and how much his unique virtuoso playing sets himself, and the band as a whole, apart from the crowd.
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