i'm a reborn zeppelin fan...

[toejam]

Any of them.

Yeah, it's impossible to pick.

+1

But if I did have to pick, I'd say Achilles Last Stand or Immigrant Song.

[VitaminG]

What was Beck's drummer's name again?

Terry Bozzio?

And who played bass for Eric Clapton?

Jack Bruce? Nathan East?

[jgcable]

Thats so easy. The greates song ever written by Zeppelin is Stairway to Heaven. Its is probably the greatest rock song ever written.

[ABSOLUT CHARVEL]

Thats so easy. The greates song ever written by Zeppelin is Stairway to Heaven. Its is probably the greatest rock song ever written.

you may be right, but that is the one Zep song I'll change as fast as i can when it is on the radio. It is up there with Free Bird in the " i have heard this too much in my life".

I have to go with Rock & Roll. or maybe Misty Mountain, or is it Black Dog? No, make that Immigrant Song!

who ever said you can't pick just one was right............

[Newc]

Terry Bozzio?


Jack Bruce? Nathan East?

Wasn't she the singer in Missing persons?

I knew about Jack Bruce, but that's when they were in Cream. I'm talking about when Clapton had all those other bands - Derek And The Dominos, Blind Faith, and his solo career. You just never hear anything about the bands they were in, it's always Clapton this or Beck that.

I'm not saying they aren't good, but Led Zeppelin had that special chemistry that Beck and Clapton and tons of other "guitar gods" don't seem to have, yet here's poor old Page and his sloppy playing being all over the radio for 30 years.

That said, it's been almost a year since I've listened to any Led Zeppelin. Guess I heard enough

[toejam]

Terry Bozzio?

Wasn't she the singer in Missing persons?

No, that was Dale. Terry was her husband. They're both kinda cute looking, though. :ROTF:

[nateb]

Page was amazing in the studio, and one of my all time favorites.
the "sloppy" rep got going from the live shows in the later 70's when he was gacked out on H, his live play was not up to his standards.

Page was a genius. this is most evident in his acoustic stuff.

Page is a genius. But, sometimes his live solos are like watching a guy fall down a flight of stairs and landing on his feet. The slop has always been there. He has good nights and bad nights. His playing has been slop ever since heroine took him. But, you know.... Like it has already been said, it really doesn't matter due to context of the music itself. BTW, I ain't knocken the guy at all, I think Page is a astounding player and his acoustic playing rules.

-Nate

[MetalMedal II]

Since I've Been Lovin You from the song remains the same film always gives me chills, especially the last couple notes/bends Page gives in the intro just before the band kicks in!

[atomic charvel guy]

Physical Graffitti and the all the albums bfore it are my favorite song-lol

[OnlineStageGear]

I used to have Favorite Zep Tunes, but I later realized that any time I had a fav, it was just one I hadn't heard in a while.

[Strat God]

Zep is #1 in ALLTIME RECORD SALES.

They currently average 2000 units sold PER WEEK....after all these years.

"Over 25 years after disbanding in response to Bonham's 1980 death, Led Zeppelin continue to be held in high regard for their artistic achievements, commercial success, and broad influence, as is evident from their continual high album sales of more than 300 million albums worldwide,[2] including 109.5 million sales in the United States.[3] Led Zeppelin are ranked No. 1 on VH1's list of the 100 greatest artists of hard rock.[4]"

True Rock Gods Who Roam The Earth As We Speak.

[Endrik]

Beatles is nr1. with 500 000 000
Elvis is nr.2 with a little bit less than 400 000 000
Zep is nr.3 with a little bit less than 350 000 000

[Strat God]

Beatles is nr1. with 500 000 000
Elvis is nr.2 with a little bit less than 400 000 000
Zep is nr.3 with a little bit less than 350 000 000

I was quoting Wikipedia - #1 ROCK band of all time- #4 total record sales all time.
Thanks for the conformation.

[fett]

I was around when their first LP was issued. It was trully revolutionary. I saw them live at the Filmore West a little while later. They played all they had and that was that. It was a long time ago. But when they started "Dazed and Confused" and the "How Many More Times" it gives me chills just typing about it. My fav has to be "How Many More Times".