Astounding. They surf the edge of chaos and show controlled restraint. Mastery.Excellent version...
I am a product of mid sixties and up music a la Beatles/Stones/Zep/Kinks and everything/band that goes with it. Never forgetting that I got into lots of 70s/80s/90s stuff as well and bits of all of it are in my band.Best?
That would be either the Beatles, as they were the most innovative band ever and were constantly changing it up, or Led Zeppelin, who took the blues to another level. Like the Beatles, Led Zeppelin did a lot of musical experimentation, often bringing in the sounds of various cultures. With Jimmy Pages’s guitar skills and Robert Plant’s vocals (John Paul Jones on bass and John Bonham on drums were no slouches either!) there was no competition at the time, and much of their music still stands up today. I’m a fan, if you couldn’t tell.
Ok, no Led Zeppelin, but that’s still a solid list! I like your musical taste. Like @DaveMatthews said, it’s subjective as heck anyway.No Leado Zeppo here, ever. Growing up on the Mississippi it was delta blues that first fired me up. Then Cream, Kinks, Grateful Dead, The Velvet Underground, Procol Harum, John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers, Savoy Brown, in my top ten.
Best tune,
Sadly the drummer took his dirt nap...Obviously, the hands-down winner for Best Rock Ever has to be the 3rd rock, EARTH. But let's not leave out the Wind and Fire.
Leado Zeppo was big in Lost Wages titty bars. (or so I heard) Never liked them, Neither actually. I liked the Stones but everyone overplayed them to the point I never bothered to own an album. The '60s and '70s were littered with one-album wonders that IMO was better than a LOT of the marketed big names. The nuns sent me home in 8th grade for wearing Beattle boots, and in HS for Lennon wire rims. And a year later for hair on the ears. Parochial twits they were.I'll never say that Zep is a boring, or terrible, band. But if given a choice I would pick Spirit over Zep. Only Zep "album" I own is a greatest hits. I own everything Spirit has released, and the Randy solo stuff (stupid waves stole a legend). My wife swears that Rush only wrote one song, as they all sound the same to her. I feel the same way about AC/DC, but my favorite albums by them are For Those About To Rock and Flick The Switch, so I have bad AC/DC taste.
If anyone kept up with the drama when family trust for Spirit sued Zepplin over the Stairway intro. In the liner notes of the Spirit Full Circle album Randy says that Zep asked to use that part from Taurus and he was not only flattered but said yes.
??Then there was a change of drugs