Name a better rock album
I'll wait
Name a better rock album
Lucas Gutierrez
Jacob Reyes
Houses of the Holy
Blake Ortiz
Did that old man let you on his back OP or did you just climb up there?
Grayson Scott
Loveless
Christian Diaz
Children of God
Noah Sanchez
Clever
Jack Wilson
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Leo Bennett
Guitar tone isn't really good on a couple of tracks tbqh. The live guitar tone of songs like Black Dog and Rock and Roll blows the studio tone out of the water
Jonathan Moore
...
Elijah Parker
Volume 4
Wyatt Lopez
objectively their best
Connor Richardson
huh? I've only heard the Black Dog on Song Remains the Same, but I remember the tone being weak as fuck. The overdubbing on the studio version is unique and cool as hell.
Thomas Thomas
Daydream Nation by Sonic Youth
Haha
Aaron Stewart
Led Zeppelin II
that was easy
Juan Foster
Tons of album.
OK Computer, and most other critically acclaimed rawk albums.
Led Zep IV is dadrock trash
Isaac Young
How was that pizza Montie?
Brody Bailey
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Isaac Clark
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Colton Jones
what does dadrock mean?
Andrew Ortiz
I guess I just prefer the heavier live sound. The bass is great live too. Check out the 1971/1972 performances.
Bentley Nelson
fef
John Cook
Rock for the normies of the past
Jace Martinez
Cheap Trick - Cheap Trick
Gavin Nguyen
I've literally never heard a led Zeppelin song in my life
Ethan Rivera
Weak ass riffs that metal music made obsolete. While the "muh feelsy Blues/folk" was done far better than the blues and folk guys that preceded them.
Jason Butler
Zeppelin is right up there with Sabbath in terms of great heavy metal riffs. You must listen to really shitty metal.
Jordan Diaz
Can't think of a single classic rock album I like.
Wyatt Wilson
kuckin fek
Camden Jackson
good one
Tyler Turner
you must have a very sad life
Isaiah Morales
So do you want me to post the self titled album for being a better blues band that literally invented metal, paranoid for being where they hit their stride with singles and good solos, or this album which is above led zeppelin I'm pretty sure in /mu's top 100 and fucking invented stoner metal and sludge and is a 10 out of 10 with good acoustic and mellow songs as well.
Cameron Bell
ive tried but the classic rock riffs and melodies are so uninteresting to me
Jeremiah Foster
>Zeppelin
>Sabbath
>Best riffs
Spoken like a true pleb who can only handle a few quite simple riffs per song. No, I listen to metal that takes full advantage of the riff/hook form of songwriting to have a good variety in each track with far more rhythm, technicality, and intensity on display than anything Zeppelin has ever done their entire life.
Nathaniel Martin
nice.
Also Physical Graffiti and Houses of the Holy are far superior to IV, and Led Zeppelin's other albums.
Ryan Sanders
II = Physical Graffiti > IV >III > Houses of the Holy = Presence > In through the Out Door > I > Coda
Cooper Jackson
idgi
Ayden Harris
overrated
Jaxson Turner
Why is nothing considered just rock music anymore? I was browsing by genre the other day and noticed that every single artist I had tagged as rock released their debut album in the 60s or 70s. Everything from the 80s onward becomes "Alternative Rock".
Is it just marketing? I don't know what makes The Black Keys more "alternative" than The Velvet Underground or The Doors.
Cameron Cox
wew lad
you listen to tech death don't you
Brayden Flores
doors were psychadelic and blues rather than "rock" desu
Henry Harris
>better blues band
not at all, Page is a better blues guitarist than Iommi
>literally invented metal
not without the help of Zep, Cream, Hendrix, Jeff Beck, et al
>invented stoner metal
this is just redundant, since stoner metal originated as Sabbath worship. You can't list "heavy metal" and "the type of heavy metal Black Sabbath played" as two separate genres they "invented"
>and sludge
Amazing that Sabbath somehow developed hardcore punk influence in 1971
Eli Morgan
i don't feel the appeal of this album. do i need to listen in a certain mood?
Master of Puppets
Bentley Hughes
OP here I just made this thread so Sup Forums could talk about rock
uwu
Elijah Green
Houses of the Holy is better.
Ayden Myers
you chose to make your thread on a board where 16-year-olds are the cultural gatekeepers
Isaac Russell
Nicholas Brown
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Hunter Ross
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Isaac Reyes
kek the 1st/2nd/3rd thread brought me here
Dylan Russell
good choice
Daniel Watson
>inb4 neckbeard
Christian Allen
Great album, but this one is better
Landon Cruz
>I listen to metal
lmao dropped desu
Jaxon White
Lincoln Reyes
bundle of sticks on the old mans back in the album art cover
bundle of sticks = a faggot
op is a faggot
Eli Powell
not bad
Wyatt King
Angel Cruz
Clever girl...
Cooper Ross
Montie can you explain why Led Zeppelin is and without using buzz words, like dadrock?
Mason Hughes
It's a term used by pretentious hipsters, to dismiss any classic rock, because they hate it for some reason.
I think they'll all have addy issues, I know Montie does.
Zachary Murphy
Gavin Walker
Ok computer is dadrock
Andrew Miller
Jackson Jenkins
I've been listening to Physical Graffiti since I bought it last week, but I don't see why it's better than IV. could you ex-plane pls
Anthony Cox
it's not. Any choice of favorite Zep past the first four records is contrarian bullshit
Josiah Turner
TVU&N
White Light/White Heat
Fun House
The list goes on.
Zep isn't that good desu
Luis Flores
houses of the holy is better than all 4 though
Ryan Bailey
how is one so far down on your list?
Physical Graffiti > IV = I > Houses > II > ITTOD > Presence > Coda
fixed that for you
Ian Lee
Nah, tech death for the most of it is wanky widdly woo garbage, very much limiting the intensity I was talking about.
Lincoln Howard
the first song might be their best, but Dyer Maker and The Crunge make it almost impossible for me to listen to the whole thing
Brody King
>rock
Nicholas Thomas
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Noah Williams
In general? Felona e Sorona.
Just among classic rock? Quadrophenia.
Carson Cook
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Austin Hughes
Ayyy
Ian Martin
Overrated af