D'yer Mak'er (track)
by Led Zeppelin

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From 02/02/2022 09:25 | #280462
It sounds like a pitty breakup song, which makes it even better. (Edited)
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From 06/19/2019 19:50 | #237883
This may have my favorite bass work by John Paul Jones. (Edited)
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From 03/29/2018 04:13 | #211895
It might seem like a stab at air-play, but I've always loved this song, even if its one of the lesser ones off its album. (Edited)
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From 03/21/2018 15:31 | #211432
One of my favourites. Seems odd at first, Zeppelin doing Reggae. But it definetly works. (Edited)
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From 06/03/2016 12:38 | #167692
Whenever I read D'Yer Maker I always wondered which Zep song that was, and whenever I heard this on the radio I always wondered what it was called (I dunno... Baby, Please Don't Go?) In any case, another favourite track on a great album. Plant and Page both in top creative form on this one. (Edited)
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