When Folks HATED Led ZEPPELIN
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
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Led Zeppelin's "Going to California" was a passion project for Jimmy Page and Robert Plant. "When you're in love with Joni Mitchell," Plant memorably quipped, "you've really got to write about it now and again." Their music was, of course, very different - as were their backgrounds. But both acts ultimately journeyed to the West Coast, from Canada and England, respectively, while forging those wildly divergent paths. Plant recognized the complications right away: Mitchell fell in immediately with the Laurel Canyon crowd, putting her inside the scary fault line that threatens to send a good portion of the state falling into the sea. Also, the Laurel Canyon folks hated Led Zeppelin. So the band's admiration for Mitchell remained largely long distance. They spoke of her admiringly in the press, while creating a moment of touching pastoral beauty on Led Zeppelin IV in Mitchell's honor.
Sources and References:
- Led Zeppelin Official
- Wikipedia
- Led Zeppelin IV Documentary
- Ultimate Classic Rock
Led Zeppelin
- Jimmy Page
- Robert Plant
- John Bonham
- John Paul Jones
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Great band ever despite the shit critics, NO other band even comes close.
James Patrick Page + Robert Antony Plant Plant + John Richard Baldwin + John Henry Bonham, the juggernaut of Valhalla, best band EVER.
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Beautiful song. ❤️
Ooh ! Just love me a bit of acoustic 'Zep ' , they could rock but fed up wit this Bullshit about being 'Heavy Metal ', they were so much more !!
This live version is just Sublime 'Earls Court London 75' !!
I was there 18 years old !
But have to say people that I was young and so wasted that I don't remember a note!!!
This is why utube is so great, enables you to relive forgotten memories!!.....
I like Joni Mitchell and Led Zeppelin.
The British, Tax system at the time forced a lot of artists into becoming tax exiles and what better place to go than California with the laid back attitude at the time that would get the creative juices going.