The Seth Man
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Led Zep kick ass
Sep 04, 2003, 16:52
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Exhibit V:
For miking the drums to make them sound like a giant nipping across the hills for a piss and a look around on the intro to Memphis Minnie's "When The Levee Breaks"
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The Seth Man
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Led Zep kick ass
Sep 04, 2003, 16:54
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Exhibit W:
Elvis Presley giving Percy his watch
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The Seth Man
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Led Zep kick ass
Sep 04, 2003, 16:57
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Exhibit X:
For the confidence they displayed so effortless live
-Throwing in snippets of Buffalo Springfield, Elvis Presley, Spirit or whoever the hell they wanted because they could (and did) pull it off
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The Seth Man
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Led Zep kick ass
Sep 04, 2003, 16:59
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Exhibit Y:
"Out On The Tiles" and it's never-ending groove coda
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The Seth Man
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Led Zep kick ass
Sep 04, 2003, 17:03
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Exhibit Z:
Their groove structures on the stop-start tracks on 'Presence" ("Candy Store Rock", "Nobody's Fault But Mine" and especially "Royal Orleans")
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The Seth Man
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Led Zep kick ass
Sep 04, 2003, 17:06
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Exhibit A.1:
The waking dread qualities of the studio version of "No Quarter"
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The Seth Man
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Led Zep kick ass
Sep 04, 2003, 17:08
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Exhibit B.1:
Leaving in the squeaky bass drum pedal on the introduction of "Since I've Been Loving You"
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The Seth Man
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Led Zep kick ass
Sep 04, 2003, 17:11
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Exhibit C.1:
The growling, zig-zagging bass of John Baldwin on "Heartbreaker"
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The Seth Man
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Led Zep kick ass
Sep 04, 2003, 17:13
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Exhibit D.1:
The guitar in the background track right after the solo break on "Heartbreaker"...the way it squeals as though JUST hitting the feedback ceiling
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The Seth Man
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Led Zep kick ass
Sep 04, 2003, 17:16
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Exhibit E.1:
The way they consistently blew bands they were opening for live right off the fucking stage
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