ITT: the most talented member of imporftant bands.
From Led Zeppelin, Jimmy Page.
ITT: the most talented member of imporftant bands
David Young
Elijah Edwards
>imporftant
Ryder Walker
>important bands
Zachary Long
You may disagree, but I always thought JPJ was the most talented member of Zeppelin. I mean, Jimmy """""wrote""""" the tunes, and he's a good gutiarist, but I always thought in terms of their ability to do their assigned roles in the band Jones was best.
Julian Reyes
>talented
Hudson Collins
>sperging because of a typo
Come on, reddit.
Jaxon Kelly
The only one who is sperging is you. You had to replied to all my posts instead of just ignoring them.
Connor Turner
this
page is a thief
Zachary Russell
nice b8
Dylan Lee
Page>Bonhan>Plant>JPJ
Julian Perry
Fight Me.
Justin Collins
This user knows what he's talking about.
Jaxson Perry
...
Carter Gonzalez
...
Logan Foster
Brian Jones is the best.
Aaron Campbell
When a nigga steals we put them in prison but when he does it we call him talented and make him rich
Joshua Gonzalez
...
Noah Hernandez
nah...they had 87 songs the vast majority of he wrote...and all the arranging and producing...AND the stellar guitar and groove.
JPJ was great- a subtle brilliance in his bass and multi-talented on the mando and keys but Page was the driving talent of the band
Ayden Campbell
>most important member
>no bonham
nice bait thread user
Aiden Wright
keith moon did it first, and neil pearl perfected it after
deal with it
Anthony Collins
BS
Wyatt Robinson
It was made obvious after he left.
Jace Gray
Correct
Asher Williams
That's cute
Charles Carter
Agreed.
Carter Cooper
I agree but I'll fight you if you want. What's your address?
Bentley Thomas
HA GOOD ONE!
Michael Lee
Jack White lol
Benjamin Rogers
>mfw user thinks i'm joking
Blake Watson
no
Luis Myers
every song sounds exactly the same
Juan Jenkins
Flea and Hillel (in that order) are objectively the most important members of that band. They created the sound that was a mixture of Funk, Punk and Hard Rock that is still there to this day.
Frusciante was good at writing ballads, so I guess he's the most important if you're strictly talking about how many albums they sold. But when he joined the band he was basically just doing his best to sound like Hillel.