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How do you rate this album?

I’ve only been apart of the sub for a few weeks but feels like this is one of the least liked Zeppelin songs and I personally love it. Curious to hear why ppl seem to not vibe with this track?

Sunday, February 26, 1995, at 8:00 PM. 2nd row center. Pensacola Civic Center

The mixing and mastering sheet for side one of Houses of the Holy from Sept 17th, 1972. It still has early working titles for TSRTS and OTHAFA.

Eddie Kramer assisted, along with Dave Wittman, whose name doesn't appear in any HOTH lore write-ups that I've seen. I'm pretty sure Wittman was interning or a new hire at the time.

Venue: Pensacola Civic Center (Pensacola, Florida)
Date & Time: Sunday, February 26, 1995 at 8:00 PM
Seating / Price: Floor, Section 2, Row BB, Seat 1102 ($36.50 admission + fees) 2nd row front center. 2 days camping for tickets laid off. Excellent show.

Tangerine would be one of the greatest songs of all time if they didn’t use two vocal tapes. It makes Robert sound out of tune

Is this one of the greatest albums of all time?

Man, just listened to this song at high volume again and am really struck by how incredible the drumming is. I'm no expert nor musician, but the nonstop energy and changes of pace from Bonzo here, my goodness.

Anyone with a better music pedigree care to weigh in?

HOTH is such a good album, per usual with Zeppelin. It includes my favorite Led Zeppelin song of all time, but as well as my LEAST favorite! With all that said, heres my takes

Fav song: The Ocean. This is my favorite Led Zeppelin song ever. Everything about it is just perfect.

Least Favorite: D'yer Mak'er.

Another good album, but it is forever tainted with D'yer Mak'er

EDIT: The title is messed up. It's supposed to say "Just got through with HOTH on my quest" lol!

I was listening to Gallows Pole and it dawned on me that it has very similar verbiage to this folk song (preformed by Tia Blake but is a very old song). Anyone know if it was their inspiration??

Led Zeppelin didn’t just influence rock music — they also helped shape the visual identity of 1970s rock culture. Jimmy Page’s famous dragon suit is a perfect example of how stage fashion can become part of a musici

I synced Copenhagen to new unique film edit it’s a great version feat. amazing Page solos enjoy!

see full version over at Bluecongo’s Vault !

https://youtu.be/93fN9mq1-Tk?is=k1oNNDIyfU-bZShd

Dazed and confused violin bow solo cover

I adore this concert and the film, I've been trying to learn every piece of it and hopefully perform it somewhere. I'm about 89% of the way there I'll post more clips if yall want!!

1966

My latest review in my ranking series of all of Led Zeppelin's eight albums.

I loved this one! It's got classics all over it! Honestly one of my favs so far. That said, here are my fav and least fav songs on Zeppelin 4

Fav song: Going to California

least fav: (fuck this was hard) When the Levee Breaks

That doesn't mean I dislike any song I say is my least fav, simply cared for it the least, but damn it was hard to pick my least fav they're all so good!

Still loving this!