1st lp overall probably my fav, IIs Whole Lotta Love has huge soundstage, IV has some great songs, really like accustic cuts on Physical Graffitti, some cuts on Presence kinda erie futureistic but cool. Liked Zep alot decades ago because they rocked on my BFs modest stereo. I never owned their albums. My buddy willed his full Zep disograghy to me last year. He took great care of them even "LASTED" some, but sadly the recording quality falls short as so many 70s rock recordings do. |
I grew up during the Zeppelin hey day and was fortunate enough to see them live twice. My favorite is actually III. I mean it opens with Immigrant Song, has Gallows Pole, Bron-Y-Aur Stomp and Tangerine! You really can't go wrong with any of the first 6 albums. I didn't care for Presence at all when it came out, but it's grown on me. How can I not like Nobody's Fault but Mine...
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Kashmir (Live from Celebration Day), the historic, one-night-only reunion show occurred on Dec 10, 2007 at The O2 Arena in London. --------- -whenever it pops up on Youtube or the rare chance I play the BluRay DVD on my home theater system, it encapsulates the best of the old and newer Zeppelin all into one. You can really tell in this performance they are recapturing the past and having a lot of fun. No Quarter is awesome too. The audience enjoys it tremendously, and maybe even a little surprised to be there and see it in person after many years. Sounds surprisingly good with more modern technology and even better to experience on big screen home theater. If you are an old Zeppelin fan, and don't already own it - it's a must-have BluRay DVD, or ask for it as a birthday or Christmas gift. The more you watch it the better it gets. https://www.ledzeppelin.com/celebrationday
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