led zeppelin

[Chris G]

As far as old bands still doing it, I always thought it was a bad idea. But then I saw a tape of a recent Stones show, and I changed my mind. They were really good.

I saw the Stones 2 or 3 ? years ago... when was that? At Giants Stadium. They were amazing. They sounded great. They were full of energy. Mick's voice sounded as good as ever.

I've seen Bowie several times. He's still got it.




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[MaximumFluoride]

Bowie never had it.

[piemel]

I love Led Zeppelin.



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Jeph Rules

[foxymophandlemama]

Led Zeppelin 02 Concert Reunion Reviews — tylerbell.net

Thanks Moss! Kashmir rules.

[Plantweed]

that guy who was the guitarist for stone the crows - i forget his name - was electrocuted on stage during a show.

Keith Relf was electrocuted rehearsing on guitar!

[mile44]

i got a tape Live in the Fillmore 67 , that begs to differ, one of the best driving tapes I've ever had. goes off on so many tangets you forget who 's playing

AMEN TO THAT!
I've burned and reburned that show because I keep loaning it out. It is by far one of the best live shows I have on disc.

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[B-DROID]

I sharted playing air guitar once.

[ricv64]

1:26 of greater then ZEP

[art chantry]

plantweed -

i thought keith relf was electrocuted playing an electric guitar IN A BATHTUB. classic stupid stoned rock star story, if true.

[art chantry]

bowie was always incredibly stiff on stage. he just stood there looking outrageous and "sang". even that old footage of ziggy stardust is incredibly static. the result was more anthony newley than mick jagger.

i think that's part of why bowie went so visual, he knew he just stood there and couldn't move.

marc bolan was an amazing stage showman. i saw him running stage slide clean across the stage on his knees to land his mouth upon mickey finn's crotch with a big juicy smootch. match THAT, ziggy!