who the freak goes to a "couple zep concerts" then says.. ya it was ok. so what?SpellboundByMetal wrote:hahahahahahahahahaha "mildly retarded"
i never got into Led Zepplin. ive heard them plenty of times though. maybe i just havent heard the right songs.
"speelboundbymetal"? shit, you ain't spell bound by nothin. you don't no shit/SpellboundByMetal wrote:well, i missed out on your whole "energy, lazers and eyes thing". i read it, i just dont know what the fuck youre talking about. im not trying to be mean at all. i just think that maybe you might wanna rethink your communication abilities. sometimes ill kind of see what youre talking about...then i read the rest and BOOM ..out in left fuckin field somewhere.
well, what can i say, don't quit your day job man. good lckSpellboundByMetal wrote:i cant "FELL" anything. "FEEL" is the word you want. see, communication is very important. how old are you?
NO, Robert Plant doesnt "release" any passion for me or with me. if that means that ill never be great, im more than fine with that.
you are so great and couargeous to just say what you really think here..Jim Price wrote:I can understand nosurrender's passion for Led Zeppelin. Although I've long since burned out on a lot of their catalog from hearing it so much through the years, there was a time when Zeppelin was fresh and new to me, and it's likely I wouldn't be a rock fan today (or at least not as much one) without their impact.
Having celebrated my birthday last week, I remember that Led Zeppelin's fourth album was the first album I ever purchased with my own money, money I received for my birthday back in 1972! At that time, "Stairway to Heaven" was getting occasional airplay on AM radio, and I simply had to hear more. I still have that original vinyl copy of the album (made with the heavy duty, non-flexing vinyl, not the thin, easy-warping stuff). And it's still in playable shape!
Zeppelin was one of the first rock bands I really got into as a kid. I soon saved up allowances and bought the first album and Houses Of The Holy, and used to borrow my older brother's copy of Led Zeppelin II.
I never got to see Led Zeppelin live in concert other than on film or video. I was blown away when How The West Was Won came out a couple of years ago - very good set!
I'm not sure how old nosurrender is, but it's cool to see younger fans discovering these legends and getting passionate about music I cut my teeth on years ago. It just shows that these bands do stand the test of time!
well,RobTheDrummer wrote:Was that pic of Axl necessary? GEEZ! I didn't see any lasers on that one, only a tiny bulge reminissent of Bobby...
congrats man, you feel superior enuf now to hack you way thru another rathole gig all the while whishing you were axl?Blain wrote:I changed my mind. I now think you're one of the short bus, plastic-helmet brigade. I think I've seen you walking around Altoona in your corrective shoes, with your big gulp and a drool cup.
By all means, though, Rock on.
