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Amazing. 'Nuff said
For me Remasters remains the greatest Zeppelin album of all time, simply because it contains roughly 40 songs, was about a tenner and is simply the kindling for my MP3 Player.
There's nothing like having so many of the greats in one place, although the absence of songs like "Custard Pie" is a shame.
There's nothing like having so many of the greats in one place, although the absence of songs like "Custard Pie" is a shame.
It gets a tad dull, but then again some live versions of Dazed and Confused and other tracks tend to drone.
Hate to bring back what was an unpoluar topic for this, but I had to agree with you there.
I refuse to listen to it because Bonzo slows it down too much.
It's cool once or twice watching it because he uses his hands and stuff, but to listen to on a CD is not the same at all.
I refuse to listen to it because Bonzo slows it down too much.
It's cool once or twice watching it because he uses his hands and stuff, but to listen to on a CD is not the same at all.
Its all great except the 20 minute drum solo on moby dick. I sat there listening to it knowing that it wouldnt be a fun experience but felt that I had to anyway. I suppose drum solos are "had to be there" moments.
I prefer the DVD, though Over The Hills and Far Away live is great.
Oddly enough, I was listening to it about 20 minutes ago (put the DVD in however, cos it's better).
Oddly enough, I was listening to it about 20 minutes ago (put the DVD in however, cos it's better).
What a well thought out, informative review.
I'm not joking, either.
I'm not joking, either.
Amazing. 'Nuff said