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Ed_The_Dead 
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 Topic: prog side of Led Zeppelin
Posted: September 13 2005 at 15:32 |
 darksideone wrote:
THAT WHY MOST PROG LOVERS LOVE LED ZEPPELIN
THEIR MIX OF HEAVY OF ACOUSTIC SOUND WERE
FVUCKING AMAZING!!!!!!1 IF THAT'S THE CASE I BELIEVE I
LOT BAND THAT WE COSIDER PROG DID THE SAME THING
THE DID SOME VERY PROGRESSIVE MUSIC OR ROCK IF
WANT TO CALL IT THAT , BUT THEY DID ALSO AS WELL
ANOTHER FORM OF MUSIC LIKE JAZZ, FOLK
STRAIGHTCLASSICAL, BLUES, AND HEAVY METAL
EX
JETHRO TULL DID A LOT FOLK SONGS
ELP DID A SOME JAZZ AND EARLY ROCK AND ROLL
SONGS
AND THE FLOYDS
AND THINK THAT LED ZEPPEPIN ARE MORE PRGRESSIVE
THAT QUEEN AND THEY ARE ON THIS SITE AS A PRG
BAND I DO NOT GET I JUST DO NOT LIKE QUENN !!!
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Ed_The_Dead
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Posted: September 13 2005 at 15:30 |
 - leave hard rock out of here, please!!!!!!!!!! 
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Odysseus
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Posted: September 13 2005 at 14:49 |
I think one of their proggiest moments was with No Quarter. "Close the door, put out the light......... You know, they won't be home tonight....." Classic!  I wished they had used the Theremin some more, though. P.S. Tool's version is worth checking out.
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thrang theng
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Posted: September 13 2005 at 08:35 |
I agree with you Cluster. How about John Paul Jones solo career? I refer to Zooma album, year 2000.
It has all instrumental songs, nice unusual rithms and unusual trio line up (drums, 10 strings bass and 10 strings Stick), ambient sounds and intromissions.It is not by chance that is published through Robert Fripp DGM and it features Trey Gunn collaboration on a couple of songs
Any comment on respect of him?
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Cluster One
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Posted: September 13 2005 at 03:27 |
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Led Zep are a lot like The Who (and maybe even The Doors to a lesser
extent). They are seminal rock bands with progressive 'periods' or
songs, but not a strictly progressive band as such.
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Marmalade...I like marmalade.
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acheron
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Posted: September 13 2005 at 00:58 |
Trotsky wrote:
Kind of agree with TheProgtologist, except that Deep Purple did make the Concerto album which was quite an important (albeit widely regareded as failed) experiment in classical-rock fusion
I actually think most people move beyond Led Zeppelin into prog (sounds insulting, not mean to be) ... I was into the band very heavily for about 2 years before I discovered prog ... With the light/heavy dynamics that coloured their material from the very start, and a lot of pieces that didn't really have your "normal" rock structure, LZ were creative, without ever really doing too many songs that could be called progressive rock, IMO
What would the most proggresive Zeppelin tunes be? Offhand I'd say No Quarter, Rain Song, The Song Remains The Same, In The Light, Achilles Last Stand and Carrouselambra?
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I was the exact same way, I still love Zeppelin and Robert Plants voice can never be matched by any vocalist (i.e. James Labrie trying to sing "the song remains the same")
but zeppelin could have very easily been prog if they would have kept the medieval castle/black magic/mysticism themes running throughout albums instead of just occasional songs
No Quarter might be the best example (especially the live version on TSRTS, John Paul Jones is an amazing musician)
Other songs like 'the battle of evermore', 'kashmir', 'the song remains the same', 'ramble on', 'in the light', 'in the evening' (maybe just intro) and dare i say 'stairway to heaven' qualify as prog in my opinion
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Trotsky
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Posted: September 12 2005 at 22:25 |
Kind of agree with TheProgtologist, except that Deep Purple did make the Concerto album which was quite an important (albeit widely regareded as failed) experiment in classical-rock fusion
I actually think most people move beyond Led Zeppelin into prog (sounds insulting, not mean to be) ... I was into the band very heavily for about 2 years before I discovered prog ... With the light/heavy dynamics that coloured their material from the very start, and a lot of pieces that didn't really have your "normal" rock structure, LZ were creative, without ever really doing too many songs that could be called progressive rock, IMO
What would the most proggresive Zeppelin tunes be? Offhand I'd say No Quarter, Rain Song, The Song Remains The Same, In The Light, Achilles Last Stand and Carrouselambra?
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Posted: September 12 2005 at 21:24 |
They had some progressive moments(albeit few and far between) but they aren't and never will be prog.
They were a blues/heavy rock band,and were way more influential to hard rock and metal than prog.
The same with Deep Purple,who shouldn't be listed in the archives
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Posted: September 12 2005 at 21:09 |
THAT WHY MOST PROG LOVERS LOVE LED ZEPPELIN
THEIR MIX OF HEAVY OF ACOUSTIC SOUND WERE
FVUCKING AMAZING!!!!!!1 IF THAT'S THE CASE I BELIEVE I
LOT BAND THAT WE COSIDER PROG DID THE SAME THING
THE DID SOME VERY PROGRESSIVE MUSIC OR ROCK IF
WANT TO CALL IT THAT , BUT THEY DID ALSO AS WELL
ANOTHER FORM OF MUSIC LIKE JAZZ, FOLK
STRAIGHTCLASSICAL, BLUES, AND HEAVY METAL
EX
JETHRO TULL DID A LOT FOLK SONGS
ELP DID A SOME JAZZ AND EARLY ROCK AND ROLL
SONGS
AND THE FLOYDS
AND THINK THAT LED ZEPPEPIN ARE MORE PRGRESSIVE
THAT QUEEN AND THEY ARE ON THIS SITE AS A PRG
BAND I DO NOT GET I JUST DO NOT LIKE QUENN !!!
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el böthy
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Posted: September 12 2005 at 20:45 |
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Absolutly! Songs like Dazed and confused, Stairway to heaven, the song remains the same, the rain song, in my times of dying, carouselamba! All great...and all have a like with prog
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fiori
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Posted: September 12 2005 at 20:45 |
Well everything depend on your vision of prog rock... according to me it's so subjective
I agree they have so prog moments but essentially, they're not prog at all.
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-Progressive... yeah... that's it"
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acheron
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Posted: September 12 2005 at 20:41 |
I wouldn't call Zeppelin progressive, but wouldn't everyone agree that they had some progressive moments
I just joined btw, so how is everyone
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