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Round one
White Lion
Formed in: 1983
Genres: Hard rock, glam metal
Lineup: Miek Tramp- vocals, guitar
Vito Bratta- guitar
James LoMenzo- bass
Greg D’Angelo- drums
Albums from the 80s:
Fight to Survive (1985)
Pride (1987)
Big Game (1989)
Propaganda:
Led Zeppelin
Formed in: 1968
Genres: Hard rock, blues rock, folk rock
Lineup: Robert Plant – vocals, harmonica
Jimmy Page – guitars
John Paul Jones – bass, keyboards
John Bonham – drums, percussion
Albums from the 80s:
Coda (1982)
Propaganda: Squeezing in here with a technicality as they were still an active band for the majority of 1980, and the surviving members reunited in 1985 to play Live Aid. But really, what needs to be said? Robert Plant was the proverbial "golden god" up onstage with his shirt wide open, Jimmy Page unseated Eric Clapton to be the true guitar god, and Bonzo's drums pounded harder than thunder.
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Boy, what the hell are you doing working with puff daddy?
Wild
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Song Review: Heart - “Going to California” (Howard Stern, April 10, 2024)
Ann and Nancy Wilson took the current version of Heart to “the Howard Stern Show” to do their “female Led Zeppelin” thing with “Going to California.”
The song is both “spacious” (Ann) and “Zeppelin-ey” (Nancy) but this version was, sadly neither. Nor, worst yet, was it particularly Heart-y - this, despite three acoustic guitars, mandolin and rhythm section behind Ann Wilson, who remains in relatively strong voice.
“Wow,” Stern said when it ended. How he meant it is debatable, as Sound Bites had a similar thought.
Grade card: Heart - “Going to California” (Howard Stern - 4/10/24) - C-
4/15/24
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JONEStation from 1970 for New Musical Express Magazine. New Musical Express - 04/04/1970 - ASK-IN with a Led Zeppelin a week: Bassist John Paul Jones”. John Paul was asked how he got along with each member of the band and here’s his response about Robert - RY: What do you think of Robert Plant? JPJ: Robert is unique. We’re all unique really, but Robert is really something. I couldn’t imagine any other singer with us. I just couldn’t. Robert is Robert and there’s nothing else to say.
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First post in a new sideblog always scares me. But here's an attempt of Rober Plant fanart I did jeje
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Love the astrology signs on the pants, can’t believe I didn’t notice that before
Especially because I’m a homestuck 😭
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I’ve been trying to learn the solo from “Good Times Bad Times” by zep, but man, it doesn’t click like I expected it to. Gimme a couple days to ruminate.
#led zeppelin#1969#70s#classic rock#music#rock#first album#good times bad times#I would tag the album name too#but it’s a self titled album#so pretend Led Zeppelin is tagged twice
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