I've locked onto some Led Zeppelin lately...

[Mark17]

Heartbreaker (especially the bass) The Battle of Evermore, and 10 Years Gone.

A fun one, if your speakers are on opposite sides of the room, is What Is and What Should Never Be.

[JollyElm]

So many great tunes to choose from, but I'll take these beauties any day of the week:
The Rain Song
That's the Way
Down By the Seaside
Immigrant Song (put it on while you're driving!!!)
Hot Dog
Fool in the Rain
Your Time Is Gonna Come
Kashmir

[Huysmans]

Innovators and master musicians, Led Zeppelin is by far the absolute best Rock & Roll band in history, and genres such as hard rock and heavy metal wouldn't exist without them.

They're one of the main examples of why the British are the undisputed kings of Rock & Roll.

[mantleman]

Since i've been loving you

[AustinMike]

Lot of great songs to pick from. But, for now, I guess I'll go with "How Many More Times." And "Gallows Pole". Oh, and also "Black Dog." Whoa, I almost forgot "Good Times, Bad Times."

[earlywynnfan]

Chris Carter just mentioned last week how Led Zep played a bunch of concerts at a hall in London in 1975. Arguably the best band of the 70's, at the height of their popularity. Care to guess how much tickets were? It'll blow your mind, or maybe just make you feel old.

$1.70, or $4.10 for expensive seats.
Don't you wish you were there??


And to answer the question, my fave is the Immigrant Song, although Battle of Evermore is pretty amazing.

[mr2686]

Originally Posted by earlywynnfan

Chris Carter just mentioned last week how Led Zep played a bunch of concerts at a hall in London in 1975. Arguably the best band of the 70's, at the height of their popularity. Care to guess how much tickets were? It'll blow your mind, or maybe just make you feel old.

$1.70, or $4.10 for expensive seats.
Don't you wish you were there??


And to answer the question, my fave is the Immigrant Song, although Battle of Evermore is pretty amazing.

That London concert was probably at Earl's Court. They played 5 nights there in 1975. Shortly before, they had played in San Diego and Long Beach California...those prices were just a little more at around 7.50 -8.75 from what I can tell. Still a bargain, I miss those days.