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The Seth Man 1242 posts |
Sep 05, 2003, 03:43
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Exhibit B.6: For the polite onstage banter Percy gets into on the Fillmore West, April 27, 1969 ("Let's hope everybody has a ball tonight...") Hoo-yeah! Kick ass
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The Seth Man 1242 posts |
Sep 05, 2003, 03:45
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Exhibit C.6: For backing P.J. Proby on his "Three Week Hero" LP. Kick ass
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The Seth Man 1242 posts |
Sep 05, 2003, 03:48
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Exhibit D.6: For covering an absolootely blistering instrumental version of Spirit's creeped-out classic, "Fresh Garbage" live onstage in 1969. Kick ass
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The Seth Man 1242 posts |
Sep 05, 2003, 03:54
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Exhibit E.6: For all the years I thought the lyrics went "It's just a sprinkling for the bake-queen". As if! Kick ass
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The Seth Man 1242 posts |
Sep 05, 2003, 04:00
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Exhibit F.6: For every slopped-up, missed note and bum chord Zep put out live in the heat of the moment, they are more truly alive moments (and they still head and shoulders taller than the best of all the pop piffle that gets flung out every week with just a little less care than breadcrumbs to park geese.) Kick ass
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morfe lux 301 posts |
Sep 05, 2003, 04:04
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because they 'pulverised' , as this sixteen year old fan wrote, after seeing them in 1975 San Diego: "The next day at school, I was unable to even say a word about the show except that, “words can’t describe it…” In fact, I was at a loss for words for weeks. But gradually and with greater detail, I began to recollect moments of the show to my high school buddies. Funny thing is, 26 years later I am still in awe and still unable to really communicate my remembrances the way I would like to" And yes, Dazed and Confused was still 30 mins of WARGHYEEeoeoeWchakaZhang! http://www.geocities.com/ledcollector.geo/March101975.html
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The Seth Man 1242 posts |
Sep 05, 2003, 04:13
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Exhibit G.6: For the echoplex abuse on the singeing guitar on "You Shook Me" from the now-legendary April 27, 1969 show at the Fillmore West that is probably STILL ringing in the darker corners of that once great auditorium of vibe. Kick ass
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morfe lux 301 posts |
Sep 05, 2003, 04:17
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Because Led Zep II changed the way I heard music forever. I was about 14-15 and got incendi-aerated. The next LP I got my hands on was Sabotage by Black Sabbath. Needless to say all the Iron Maiden fans at school looked shit to me. ROCK!
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The Seth Man 1242 posts |
Sep 05, 2003, 04:39
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Exhibit H.6: For all the times snatches of their music pass through my head and instill in me the confidence that tomorrow will be a far better day. Oh, and for the "Really oughta know..owww..oww"s on "Misty Mountain Hop" Kick ass!
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The Seth Man 1242 posts |
Sep 05, 2003, 04:46
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Exhibit I.6: For the first time I heard "Gallows Pole": When everything just clicked for me and I knew they were without boundaries in their musical explorations. Plus, it struck me as being odd that a song about impending death could sound so....sexy, somehow. (sHIVER) Kick ass
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