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Cringe
Sebastian Powell
cringe
Chase Cook
cringe
Hudson Johnson
essential extremely-popular-but-equally-fantastic core
Hunter Martinez
cringe
Brody Russell
Fuck this album, it's only popular because it's good.
Logan Barnes
lmao led zeppelin is garbage dad like dadgarbage
Kevin Scott
Nothing more cringey than taking the contrarian position against something that's genuinely classic
Grayson Lee
AND SHES BUYIN' THE STAIRWAHHY TO HEAVEN
- MC RIDE
Connor Perry
Yo help me with this band, I've heard a handfull of songs and I don't get the hype, that said, their slower, groovier songs like when the levee breaks, immagrint song and the start of kashmier are great, I just don't dig the big bombastic 'rock on' sound. Is it worth delving deeper or is it mostly just rockers rocking?
David Collins
kek
Kevin Perry
Listen to their first album and decide. Personally I liked all their albums regardless of their popularity. Though I don't think I've listened to Stairway to Heaven in particular all the way through since High School.
Nathaniel Watson
>ALL LAST NIGHT, I SAT ON THE LEVEE AND MOAAANED
Thomas Mitchell
Would you say their first album is the slowest and grooviest?
Same with black sabbath, war pigs and electric funeral are great, but the songs like paranoid suuuuck.
Nicholas Carter
They have a lot of acoustic, European folk influenced stuff too.
The hype is mostly about the bombastic nature of the sound, there really wasn't a singer that wailed that high and intense before, or a drum sound that was that huge and reverberant before, but when they went gentle they did some nice stuff.
They were considered pretty diverse for a rock band at the time.
Logan White
Cool I'll give it a shot.
Zachary Hill
That's about right.
I like Sabbath's Older Ozzy albums the most like Sabbath bloody Sabbath. National Acrobat and Spiral Architect are the most under rated songs I know of. Same with Zeppelin and In through the Out Door.
Andrew Russell
When the Levee Breaks > Stairway to Heaven > Battle of Evermore > Rock and Roll > Going to California > Black Dog > Four Sticks > Misty Mountain Hop
Adrian Brown
Broken opinion
Solid ranking but I'd swap the last two.
Nicholas Powell
>Cali >Evermore >Levy >Blackdog >Heaven >Misty Mountain >Sticks
Brandon Davis
Listen to Houses of the Holy and Physical Graffiti, those are pretty stylistically diverse and contain a lot of their best tracks (No Quarter, Trampled Underfoot, In the Light, Over the Hills and Far Away).
Colton Ward
> HOO YEAH YEAH BABY BABY YEAH
What, are you that much of a pleb that you can't understand the genius that is ZEPPELIN!?
Adam Garcia
>lyrics
Carter Howard
I think the Cowardly Lion at one time said he regretted putting in all that Tolkien stuff.
Elijah Scott
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Ian Walker
An' I listen to ACDC too, kiddo. Better recognize my knowledge of classic rock radio stations and obscure guitar solos that I can tell you are really good, even though no one cares. I've read all the 70s artists biographies and other miscellaneous collections and have even read SCAR TISSUE! Yeah that's right I've read SCAR TISSUE and seen that 70s musical with Pinball Wizard in it over 50 times. And I don't listen to anything post 94 because Nirvana is when rock died for me, man. I can play stairway to heaven TOP TO BOTTOM, BITCH.
Okay, I'm done. I'm starting to run out of these things classic rock dads talk about/do.