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Led Zeppelin - How the West Was Won

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Artist: Led Zeppelin
Brand: LED ZEPPELIN
Edition: Music CD
Audio: English (Original Language)
Format: Live
Published: 2003
CD Release Date: 2003-05-27
Music Label: Atlantic
Product features:
  • LED ZEPPELIN HOW THE WEST WAS WON (3CD)
Soundtracks:
Music CD 1
  1. LA Drone
  2. Immigrant Song
  3. Heartbreaker
  4. Black Dog
  5. Over The Hills And Far Away
  6. Since I've Been Loving You
  7. Stairway To Heaven
  8. Going To California
  9. That's The Way
  10. Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp
Music CD 2
  1. Dazed And Confused
  2. What Is And What Should Never be
  3. Dancing Days
  4. Moby Dick
Music CD 3
  1. Whole Lotta Love
  2. Rock And Roll
  3. The Ocean
  4. Bring It On Home
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Free Music Review: Call the police on this garage band
Hit: 1 Stars

Zep needed Jimmy Page's well-honed expertise in the recording studio to put across the two or three (sometimes less) listenable songs per album. And yeah, those rocked. In fact, the only tolerable Zep CD would be a 14-song compilation from their studio albums, and that might be stretching it. I really believe this band was the basis for This Is Spinal Tap, only Tap had better material. ("Big Bottom" would be a songwriting advancement for these clods.) I was watching The Song Remains The Same the other night and it was almost torture. No, it was torture except for Rock N Roll and Peter Grant foaming at the mouth. Of course, all you had to do was look at the stoned-out 16-year-olds in the audience to know Zep wasn't exactly performing for a discerning audience. And the volume was always turned to 11, so what did it matter? The sloppiness continues on these California shows. The untreated Plant vocals are fingers on a blackboard. Screeeeeeeeech. And Jimmy's thunderous riffing gets OLD OLD OLD. If Robert Johnson knew how these limeys would butcher the blues, he never would have made that supposed pact with the devil. Zep's Greatest Hits--demand it. The rest is garage band junk with a whole lotta SUPERHYPE.
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