NOT MINE, PRESERVED FROM GOOGLE CACHE. IF REUPLOADED BY ORIGINAL UPLOADER LET ME KNOW SO I CAN NUKE THIS. "My lasers strain, I zoom in but you don't know I'm there... I'm electric spy, protecting electric eye..."
Includes all studio albums except a couple of songs on Coda and In Through Out The Door which I'm not too fond of. It also includes the live album How the West Was Won but it's only a flac file.
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It's a DSD, 705kHz and 11289kbps
This is my opinion and if you do not agree let me know who has a better discography! I would love to hear everyone’s opinions :)
Fast speeds. Enjoy!
Vote for your favorite!
I have heard plenty of their songs. But I was thinking about listening to their music by the albums. What would be the best order to do the discography? Now I understand a lot of people will say that the order of release is probably the best way to go ahead with it. But is there any other more creative or more interesting way of listening to their albums. Or if there is a particular order you wish you had heard the albums in, the first time you got into Led Zeppelin?
Their discography is pretty extensive and I plan on listening to all their studio albums first.
anyone have any other bands like this for them?
I'm looking to buy as much of Led Zeppelin's discography as I can in VG+ or NM condition. It doesn't matter if you have the entire collection or just one record, I am open to all offers.
I shall post those discographies in the comment section in a moment.
I play the guitar and I listened religiously to Hard rock and Heavy metal when i was a teenager, and to this day i apprecciate both genres. You might also guess that I am very much accustomed to all the memes about "songs that are played by beginners in guitar stores".
But when yesterday a friend of mine started randomly singing and i asked what song that was, he was flabberghasted, and asked me: "dude, it's starway to heaven. You never heard of it?".
And at that moment we both realized that for more than 20+ years i listened and was aware of ONLY the "Starway to heaven" famous intro. AND THAT'S IT.
What should i do? Should i listen to the whole song? Should i record myself doing it? I don't know.
EDIT: I decided im gonna listen to it within 48 hours, and i'll say my opinion then. Drop "remindme"s if you want!
Thank you!
So a lot of my buddies tend to disagree but I’d have to say that my experience with zeppelin was very close to my experience with the Beatles. I was able to start with the first and enjoy every album I bought all the through. In order. Theirs not many bands you can say that have that’s many Great albums in a row but for me Zeppelin is on that level. Any other bands on the same level? I’m trying to think of a third band that I’ve enjoyed as thoroughly but I’m having trouble. I mean one through physical graffiti is perfection to me. Just like a hard days night through Abby road. I mean yes that’s nine (with the exclusion of the yellow submarine album which really wasn’t an album) and for zeppelin that six perfect albums in a row! I mean it’s unheard of! And I did enjoy those six albums just as much as I enjoyed the nine in a row by the Beatles. Any other contenders? Those are hard numbers to beat.... in such a short time period too!!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Led_Zeppelin_IV
> The untitled fourth studio album by the English rock band Led Zeppelin, commonly known as Led Zeppelin IV, was released on 8 November 1971 by Atlantic Records. It was produced by guitarist Jimmy Page and recorded between December 1970 and February 1971, mostly in the country house Headley Grange. The album is notable for featuring "Stairway to Heaven", which has been described as the band's signature song. > > The album was a commercial and critical success and is Led Zeppelin's best-selling, shipping over 37 million copies worldwide. It is one of the best-selling albums in the US, while critics have regularly placed it highly on lists of the greatest albums of all time. >
Someone was complaining about boring repeating questions earlier
when I just want to be happy, my go tos are ‘the song remains the same’ and ‘night flight’ (strange, considering the alleged subject matter), and if I’m in a mellow mood or need to be cheered up, Going to California, and The Rain Song
Let mine me “Out on the Tiles” from Led Zeppelin III and “Your Time is Gonna Come” from Led Zeppelin I.
For me it’s The Lemon Song.
Such a killer groove. I cant get enough.
These are the 4 songs that I believe have the best lyrical meaning and style.
Presence
