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Most unexpected combination
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 5:41 am
by Mikey
...but it works.
Listening right now on Rhapsody. If you're into roots-type music you will love this. Produced by Tbone Burnett.
A lot of people are proclaiming this "album of the year". I don't know, but it's pretty nice stuff.
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 2:01 pm
by smackaholic
I like bluegrass and all, but, that bitch is getting in the way of an LZ tour of the colonies.
Would someone please be nice enough to bust a cap in her.
thanx
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 2:53 pm
by BSmack
Oh please.
The thing that will stop a Zeppelin tour, if it does, is Plant's inability or unwillingness to carry it off. Simply put, I don't know if his voice can stand the strain of anything even remotely resembling heavy touring with Led Zeppelin material. If Plant wants to tour with Zeppelin, it will happen, regardless of any work he has planned with Krauss.
BTW: Alison Krauss and Robert Plant would be a hell of a show. I don't do concerts very often these days, but that's a show I'd want to see. As for the album, I downloaded it and it's pretty good.
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 5:54 pm
by Shlomart Ben Yisrael
smackaholic wrote:
Would someone please be nice enough to bust a cap in her.
"No prob. Just let me unload this last oz of weed."
Sincerely, The Notorious D.I.N.S
Re: Most unexpected combination
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 7:54 pm
by Smackie Chan
Mikey wrote:Produced by Tbone Burnett.
[zyclone]Met T-Bone a few years ago when he stopped by the radio station where I was working for an interview. Righteous cat.[/zyclone]
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 8:39 pm
by Dinsdale
As a kid, I lived, breathed, and ate Led Zepplin. Life sized posters adorning every wall, every album, every single (still have an unopened Hey Hey What Can I Do Japanese B-side single)... Zep diehard, to say the least.
That said, I have no desire to even watch the new POS sellout move. But I am curious whether Jimmy Page played a guitar solo by drawing his cane across the strings.
And the way they've treated JPJ over the years, they won't see one dime of my money. Bitches are desecrating my adolesence.
When certain things die, it's often best to leave them in their grave, rather than sticking some pins in a voodoo doll and bringing them back as zombies.
Re: Most unexpected combination
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 10:37 pm
by Shlomart Ben Yisrael
Smackie Chan wrote:Mikey wrote:Produced by Tbone Burnett.
[zyclone]Met T-Bone a few years ago when he stopped by the radio station where I was working for an interview. Righteous cat.[/zyclone]
Sorry Smackie, but this post is nothing without a pic snapped by your friend of you with your arm around T-Bone showing the effects of Rohypnol causing his facial muscles to relax.
Pimped-out rice burners "drifting" in the background is optional, but could earn you extra points.
Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 12:28 am
by smackaholic
Dinsdale wrote:As a kid, I lived, breathed, and ate Led Zepplin. Life sized posters adorning every wall, every album, every single (still have an unopened Hey Hey What Can I Do Japanese B-side single)... Zep diehard, to say the least.
That said, I have no desire to even watch the new POS sellout move. But I am curious whether Jimmy Page played a guitar solo by drawing his cane across the strings.
And the way they've treated JPJ over the years, they won't see one dime of my money. Bitches are desecrating my adolesence.
When certain things die, it's often best to leave them in their grave, rather than sticking some pins in a voodoo doll and bringing them back as zombies.
What did they do to JPJ other than not do a zep tour? I doubt dude has been sleeping under a bridge the last 27 years. I suspect he gets some sort of stipend from the 49 gazillion zep albums that have sold since then.
Wonder if Robert's tapping Allison?
Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 5:26 pm
by Dinsdale
smackaholic wrote:What did they do to JPJ other than not do a zep tour?
Dude -- in the past, he heard about these "Zep reunions" on the freaking radio.
Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 5:47 pm
by smackaholic
Dinsdale wrote:smackaholic wrote:What did they do to JPJ other than not do a zep tour?
Dude -- in the past, he heard about these "Zep reunions" on the freaking radio.
Any idea as to why they would do that shit? Did they go EVH on him and decide, hey, it'd be cool if my kid toured with us, mike, you're fired.
One other thing. To the best of my knowledge, plant and page get togethers were never pimped as LZ reunions, were they?
Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2007 5:02 pm
by Dinsdale
It's Plant and Page... two more greedy fuckers you'll never find.
Splitting a buncha-million two ways is more profitable than splitting it three ways.
It was really that simple for them.
Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2007 5:28 pm
by BSmack
Dinsdale wrote:It's Plant and Page... two more greedy fuckers you'll never find.
Splitting a buncha-million two ways is more profitable than splitting it three ways.
It was really that simple for them.
Then I suppose it would be really simple for you to link up something to back that shit up.
Oh wait, you're Dinsdale and you never back anything you say up with anything even remotely close to factual evidence.
Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2007 5:32 pm
by smackaholic
still doesn't make sense.
plant & page take split 2 ways is likely to be less than plant, page and JPJ aka Led Zeppelin, split 3 ways.
i suspect it might have just been than JPJ was too busy kicking back enjoying the $$$$ earned while touring before bonzo tried breathing his own puke.
remember, those dudes did some pretty heavy touring all the way through the 70s and maybe, just maybe dude was a bit tired of it.
Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2007 8:46 pm
by Smackie Chan
It's fairly common knowledge that P&P have kept Jonesy out in the cold whenever there have been talks of reunion. True, in some cases there was no attempt made to package them as Zep reunions, but still, when you have three surviving members of a band and two get back together to record or tour, we're only talking about two possibilities: 1) the third member was asked to join them, but declined; 2) the third member was dissed. I've never heard anything to the effect that JPJ refused to rejoin when asked, but there have been plenty of stories about Jones not being asked. An example is when P&P recorded the '94 album
No Quarter;
I guess they figured having a bassist with the Jones surname was close enough.
Then there's this:
after finally reuniting with Led Zeppelin at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame after being snubbed for Unledded (a band created by Page and Plant).
I won't speculate as to the motives for not asking him to rejoin on those occasions. It could be they just don't like him. I'm having trouble with the greed explanation, but only because it's hard to imagine any member of Zep is hurtin' for caysh. But whatever the reason, P&P do have a history of forgetting to invite Jonesy to their family reunions.
Re: Most unexpected combination
Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2007 8:08 pm
by smackaholic
this place needs a run on sentence police troll.
Re: Most unexpected combination
Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 1:56 pm
by Mike the Lab Rat
I checked out some tracks after hearing "Gone, Gone, Gone" on the radio and liking it. The other tracks seemed a lot slower and not as interesting.