i was just thinking the other day about jimmy page and all the other great classic rock bands. how the hell were they all such good musicians and song writers right out the gate at such a young age.
also this might be zeppelins coolest song
Re: Hey zim/skinner
Posted: 15 May 2025, 07:00
by Ryeknow2
That's a good'un song. Zeppelin are so hit or miss with me, but when they are on they are on
Not only young, but a lot of these classic rock bands were putting out two albums a year, or every other year, spontaneity made into albums people still listen to and talk about 50+ years later
Re: Hey zim/skinner
Posted: 15 May 2025, 09:03
by zim
it really blows my mind, bands like led zeppelin and black sabbath had amazing songs on their first albums barely into their 20s
though some bands like pink floyd took a long time to start putting out really good albums
Re: Hey zim/skinner
Posted: 15 May 2025, 09:31
by Mesarthim
2 things:
1.music still very much had a soul back then and they were heavily influenced by the original rockers, blues, and jazz musicians, among others. And remember that even performing live was kind of a novelty back then, so there wasn't a ton of gimmicks or stage persona to be had (at first) - the music was everything.
That's a good'un song. Zeppelin are so hit or miss with me, but when they are on they are on
Not only young, but a lot of these classic rock bands were putting out two albums a year, or every other year, spontaneity made into albums people still listen to and talk about 50+ years later
CCR was wild.
Re: Hey zim/skinner
Posted: 16 May 2025, 01:25
by Ryeknow2
Ccr :::::
Re: Hey zim/skinner
Posted: 19 May 2025, 07:43
by slugbait
Easily their most drugged out song
Re: Hey zim/skinner
Posted: 19 May 2025, 08:34
by zim
i could (and have) listened to no quarter on repeat
Re: Hey zim/skinner
Posted: 19 May 2025, 17:59
by Ryeknow2
First heard crowbars version way before i heard the original. Didn't even know it was a cover at one time