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The opening of "Tea for One" is one of my favorite riffs ever:
Love the way the riff is leading in one direction tempo-wise and then Bonham comes in and completely changes the vibe.
Presence has such a back-story. It was not planned. Instead the band should have been on a late 75 through early 76 world tour, including a massive
US stint.
Then Plant gets ****ed up in the car accident that nearly killed his wife. The tour in cancelled and the band is left wondering if Plant will ever be able
to properly perform again.
They decide to record an album. The band is on tax exile in California and have zero material prepared. Page takes charge and just keeps coming up with
one cool riff/idea after the other. Ever notice that Presence is the only Zep album to not include keyboards and acoustic guitars? Also note that Plant recorded
all of his vocals while sitting in a wheelchair.
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Sabbath. But Zeppelin comes close, if for nothing other than Presence and "Moby Dick". Call me Ishmael, stupid.
I just realized I remember you from my early days on the forum. Nice blast from the past.
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There is only one bright spot and that is the growing habit of disgruntled men of dynamiting factories and power-stations; I hope that, encouraged now as ‘patriotism’, may remain a habit! But it won’t do any good, if it is not universal.
Thanks for the background Chula Vista, don't think I've ever read about that.
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Oh yeah! Nice to see some appreciation for Presence, always have thought it to be so underrated. My favorite Zeppelin album personally. The opening of "Tea for One" is one of my favorite riffs ever:
Same here, an album that is unfortunately often overlooked in Zeppelin's public and critical appreciation. My traditional answer to my favorite Zeppelin song is Achilles Last Stand. Legend has it that the song transcends time and space and thus the logical conclusion is that God had it on his playlist when he created the stars and the universe.
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I just realized I remember you from my early days on the forum. Nice blast from the past.
I woke up with the odd feeling recently that someone was wrong on the Internet. I figured the most likely perpetrator was a MB poster, so I decided to come back and investigate. Good to be back.
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I woke up with the odd feeling recently that someone was wrong on the Internet. I figured the most likely perpetrator was a MB poster, so I decided to come back and investigate. Good to be back.
I was The Batlord until a month ago btw.
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There is only one bright spot and that is the growing habit of disgruntled men of dynamiting factories and power-stations; I hope that, encouraged now as ‘patriotism’, may remain a habit! But it won’t do any good, if it is not universal.
Now that's a name I remember! How you been? Seems like most of the users who were frequent back when I often visited this site are either no longer active or frequent the site much less.
Out of curiosity, how'd you go about getting your username changed? Considering getting mine changed if possible - still love me some Soundgarden...but perhaps not so much to have them in my username
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Been doing the same **** but drunker. And you gotta PM an admin to get your name changed. Regular mods can't do it. Yac's been the only admin with any presence on the site but he recently left and gave his login to another person and I don't know how much she actually checks on the site but she's probably still your best bet.
There is only one bright spot and that is the growing habit of disgruntled men of dynamiting factories and power-stations; I hope that, encouraged now as ‘patriotism’, may remain a habit! But it won’t do any good, if it is not universal.
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I just realized Yac only has two friends on her profile and both of them are obviously from Ye Olde Yac's days so we should all take pity on her and send her a deluge of friend requests.
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There is only one bright spot and that is the growing habit of disgruntled men of dynamiting factories and power-stations; I hope that, encouraged now as ‘patriotism’, may remain a habit! But it won’t do any good, if it is not universal.
Now that's a name I remember! How you been? Seems like most of the users who were frequent back when I often visited this site are either no longer active or frequent the site much less.
Out of curiosity, how'd you go about getting your username changed? Considering getting mine changed if possible - still love me some Soundgarden...but perhaps not so much to have them in my username
Do you remember Smegma covered bellend? Or Fluffy Kittens? Or Christian Benteke?
Been doing the same **** but drunker. And you gotta PM an admin to get your name changed. Regular mods can't do it. Yac's been the only admin with any presence on the site but he recently left and gave his login to another person and I don't know how much she actually checks on the site but she's probably still your best bet.
A little alcoholism never hurt anyone. Thanks for the tip.
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Do you remember Smegma covered bellend? Or Fluffy Kittens? Or Christian Benteke?
Don't recognize Christian Benteke but Fluffy Kittens sounds vaguely familiar. I can positively claim that I don't remember a 'Smegma covered bellend' - that's a username that would be hard to forget.
My traditional answer to my favorite Zeppelin song is Achilles Last Stand. Legend has it that the song transcends time and space and thus the logical conclusion is that God had it on his playlist when he created the stars and the universe.
Same here. Maybe Page's best solo too.
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