Yeah but how many of the British Invasion bands were doing slight rewrites to avoid giving up songwriting? Can't think of many
Also iirc they are still in court over Stairway intro which they might as well throw Spirit a frickin bone at this point cause i doubt they're living the cozy rockstar retirements they deserve
how many of the British invasion bands were as blues oriented as the first zeppelin album though? i never cared enough to try to remember the details of the disputed ones though ngl, id probably care more if i was a total stan
but also i thought that case was over and Spirit lost
how many of the British invasion bands were as blues oriented as the first zeppelin album though? i never cared enough to try to remember the details of the disputed ones though ngl, id probably care more if i was a total stan
but also i thought that case was over and Spirit lost
Alot when you include the Mayalls
And they should have won
1. Physical Graffiti
2. II
3. Houses
4. I
5. III / IV
6. Presence
7. In Through the Out Door
Alot when you include the Mayalls
And they should have won
Mayall not "british invasion" at all to me unless youre literally just saying 60s british acts = british invasion
i was thinking beatles,who,kinks, etc. and kinda how they usually still included pop/r&b influence even during bluesiest moments
kinda feel like those more pure british blues acts like Mayall probably did their fair share of covering interpretations of covers of covers etc. not dissimilar to a few of those zeppelin songs but i have nothing to back it up. not in a bad way/not the argued plagiarism ones
as if they even sound that different from the rest
especially II which was the real crystallization of the sound
Their debut is still my favorite. Babe I’m Gonna Leave You >>>>
1. Physical Graffiti
2. II
3. Houses
4. I
5. III / IV
6. Presence
7. In Through the Out Door
Physical Graffiti was like Led Zep flexing
godly production especially behind the kit
I’ve heard many sad albums but Mac Millers last album is still one of the saddest. There’s not many posthumous records that sound like they were performed from the after life. The way he says “there’s so much more waiting on the other side, I know it’ll feel like summer”.
i actually like the eagles
1. Physical Graffiti
2. II
3. Houses
4. I
5. III / IV
6. Presence
7. In Through the Out Door
I’d probably switch 3 and Houses
i will once again say that we should abolish thinking abut music in terms of arbitrary decade boundaries
we jus havin fun broski
we jus havin fun broski
you want real fun? lets get a best flute performances of 1967-1984 list going
you want real fun? lets get a best flute performances of 1967-1984 list going
you are banned
Has anyone heard donda 2?
Yo you ever read this book called Lucky Jim by Kingsley Amis ? Caught my eye and looks p funny but heard its distinctly British
Yo you ever read this book called Lucky Jim by Kingsley Amis ? Caught my eye and looks p funny but heard its distinctly British
Nah never even heard of it. I'm on some Flannery O'connor at the moment, keep having to give myself a break cause it's relentlessly bleak lol