Jimmy Page, Robert Plant - No Quarter: Jimmy Page & Robert Plant Unledded
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Free Music Notes for No Quarter: Jimmy Page & Robert Plant Unledded
Free Music Review: Many of the titles on this CD was old Led Zepplin songs, but the sound is much better on this CD.
Hit: 5 Stars
This CD is almost a remaster of some of Led Zepplins songs and were done very well, especially Kashir and The Battle of Evermore.Free Music Review: Great change of pace from Led Zep
Hit: 5 Stars
Some great re-made songs, some awesone live versions of old songs, and some great new gems. Wort having for any fan.Free Music Review: No Quarter
Hit: 4 Stars
`No Quarter' is one of those albums that is best listened to in a dark room, with a glass of red wine and letting the music wash over you. If it hits you just right you will find yourself both mesmerised and moved. This has a fine selection of tracks, including many Led Zeppelin tracks, and makes for some fine listening. Recorded with both Egyptian and Moroccan musicians, this album has a wonderfully middle eastern feel and often enhances previously known and loved tracks like `Kashmir'. `Since I've Been Loving You' has a great bluesy feel and `Wonderful One' stands out amidst the other gems on this CD. `Kashmir' is the ultimate album closer and that driving riff coupled with the middle eastern music makes for powerful listening. A great album from two legendary artists and although this album is nearly 14 years old (at the time of writing this review), it stills sounds fresh and inspiring. Well worth a try if you're a fan of Led zeppelin or not.
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Free Music Review: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
Hit: 4 Stars
This disc is interesting for several reasons...The inclusion of "wah wah" from the MTV special.(the good). The butchering of "City don`t cry". (the bad), and the absence of "Thank-you" (the Ugly)...was Remastering really worth it? the sound on the original was not bad...(If page and plant want to remaster something, how about the Horrible sounding "Walking into Clarksdale"??)
FYI..the actual name of "yallah" was always "the truth explodes"
PS>Iagree with mark, "Life begin Again" off Plant`s anthology disc is Awesome.(afro-celt soundsystem).
Free Music Review: They never followed, they always Led.
Hit: 4 Stars
Whether you own the original or the remastered version, this is a good listen. It's basically Page and Plant unplugged, which is cool in itself, but also it's nice to hear these songs I have memorized in a fresh way. I wouldn't call this essential to the casual fan, but you may like it if you're looking for Led Zeppelin-light. I especially like "Friends", "Battle Of Evermore", "Gallows Pole", and "Kashmir". This disc does stand on it's own well, but goes even better with a few studio albums.