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Originally Posted by Murmer99
but if i listen to zeppelin for a long time his voice can get irritating to me... dont know why.
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thats where I was at, I think having this album here is the first time I found some Zeppelin I enjoy, cuz the radio hits mixes you hear all over the place are more on the shitty side, played the fuck out at the least.
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Originally Posted by Keeping It Simple
I've never liked led zep. They were one of the reasons why punk hit the scene. Punk was a backlash against that shit.
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wow do we finally agree on something? maybe I shouldn't mention it, now you'll probably abandon your punk identity and reform into a Lisa Lisa fan
this is also true though, I think in a way having come out of the anarcho/crust scene I was very much anti-Zeppelin for both the punk ethos of anti stoner/glam rock era and very much anti-mainstream which in our time Zeppelin is the pinnacle of..
BUT, the Dead really changed my life years ago, and they single-handedly worked to shift my tastes and exposure towards more acceptance of differing musics..
with Hendrix, of course he was dug in England before US, it was mid-60s the only black music acceptable in mainstream US were stereotypes and even caricatures of black music/people, and in the opposite end of that spectrum, in England ANYTHING remotely black was acceptable and popular, regardless even of merit, though clearly with Hendrix it was a wise decision and a matter of good taste.
England has been a good place musically, for blues, metal, punk, reggae, quite a bit of my record collection has had major play in England.