Blues on CD

By Charles Shaar Murray, British writer, opines about Zeppelin "I couldn't
give a shit if I ever hear Stairway to Heaven again, but Nobody's Fault But
Mine and In My Time of Dying I would sorely miss."

The studio recording of IMTOD is indeed a powerful performance. I
especially like the shifting time changes. Doubt too many current bands
would even understand what they are.

....and seconds before the explosion, Joe emerged from the bunker carrying
the last chicken tikka masala humanity would ever see, crying:

And when they try to cover them they miss the subtleties and change of
phrasing totally. Makes me wonder why I am not in the music business.
--
slumpy
no more
no less
just me
(cheap at twice the price...)

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1 3rd November 18:18 joe External User Posts: 1	Blues on CD By Charles Shaar Murray, British writer, opines about Zeppelin "I couldn't give a shit if I ever hear Stairway to Heaven again, but Nobody's Fault But Mine and In My Time of Dying I would sorely miss." The studio recording of IMTOD is indeed a powerful performance. I especially like the shifting time changes. Doubt too many current bands would even understand what they are.

2 9th November 05:55 slumpy [the real thing, not a cheap canadian imitation] External User Posts: 1	Blues on CD ....and seconds before the explosion, Joe emerged from the bunker carrying the last chicken tikka masala humanity would ever see, crying: And when they try to cover them they miss the subtleties and change of phrasing totally. Makes me wonder why I am not in the music business. -- slumpy no more no less just me (cheap at twice the price...)