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mistertorture 
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 Topic: Led Zeppelin vs. Iron Maiden
Posted: June 02 2007 at 00:31 |
Diversity makes this site/forum a great one 
Your point is interesting, but I stick to my opinion, because if you
link artists based in the history of rock development, then you could
as well compare Led Zepellin with Dream Theater, Iron Maiden with
Kamelot , Deep Purple with Opeth, and almost everyone with almost
everyone. 
On the other hand of course, if we reduce everything to a matter of
taste then we must chose the one we like the most no matter how
different the artists are compared to each other.
Edited by mistertorture - June 02 2007 at 00:34
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mistertorture
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Posted: May 30 2007 at 16:37 |
 valravennz wrote:
Really...!!! How can you compare such two different
styles of rock?? Comparing Iron Maiden with Led Zeppelin is like
comparing "chalk with cheese" !! |
Amen
This poll is absolutely pointless. 
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Posted: May 29 2007 at 16:02 |
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I wouldn't be sitting in this seat in this room in this house probably in this city if I hadn't heard Maiden one beautiful day. The most important band in my life.
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Posted: May 29 2007 at 03:15 |
The pioneers of hard rock vs one of the pioneers of the second wave of heavy metal.
Hmm - can't really compare them, as both are very different - it's difficult to hear Zeppelin in Maiden's music (which is quite unusual for a second wave heavy metal band, although not as unusual as the almost complete absence of either Sabbath or Priest).
Zeppelin were not really original - they just extended the heavy blues sounds already in existence.
Maiden took the energy of punk...
Oh hang on - that's the decider.
Can't vote for the punk influenced ones...  |
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Posted: May 27 2007 at 19:04 |
Zeppelin by far because they are legendary
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Mandrakeroot
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Posted: May 07 2007 at 08:31 |
For Prog...:  For Metal...: 
Edited by Mandrakeroot - May 07 2007 at 08:33
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tardis
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Posted: May 04 2007 at 00:37 |
Led Zep over Iron Maiden, easily. 
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Posted: April 24 2007 at 16:44 |
sorry.i cant vote , i love them both 2 much...
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Posted: April 22 2007 at 18:18 |
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ZEP
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Roskisdyykkari
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Posted: April 22 2007 at 08:17 |
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Yes, Led Zeppelin is influential, "important" etc etc etc.... But that doesn't necessarily mean that it's good. I like Iron Maiden more than I like Led Zeppelin, even though Iron Maiden isn't as influential as LZ. I bet Elvis has influenced many different artists, but how many of you like Elvis because of that? I like some Led Zeppelin songs, for example Immigrant Song, which is excellent. Still, Led Zeppelin is a bit overrated band in my opinion, they just don't have songs like Alexander the Great, Rime of the Ancient Mariner of Seventh Son of a Seventh Son.
And I also think that this poll is a bit stupid.
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Hyperborea
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Posted: April 20 2007 at 20:43 |
On which basis are you comparing them? Iron Maiden are heavy metal, Led Zeppelin are blues rock.
Some pathetic attempt to compare bands that are miles apart.
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Posted: April 15 2007 at 07:17 |
hahhaha.. not that is a bit unfair  ..
I think Tony was trying to point out the pointless nature of these type
of polls. They are nothing more.. well 99% of the time... just a
dog and pony show for what band you like more. Hell I wish it were
different.. but that is the nature of the forums I guess
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Jared
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Posted: April 15 2007 at 07:13 |
Tony R wrote:
Let's see, Led Zep one of the most important, seminal rock bands against Iron Maiden, they of "Bring Your Daughter to the Slaughter" fame... |
unfair Tony, unfair... a favourite trick of yours is to accentuate the difference in quality between two bands by highlighting the very poorest offering of a band you wish to put down.... I think Micky's comments on this subject are wholly justified... 
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Music has always been a matter of energy to me. On some nights I believe that a car with the needle on empty can run 50 more miles if you have the right music very loud on the radio. Hunter S Thompson
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Posted: April 15 2007 at 07:09 |
Ghost Rider wrote:
have influenced many bands, both in 'straight' metal and in Prog Metal (Queensryche, anyone?).
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quite right, Raf... back in 1985, Queensryche, between The Warning & Rage For Order, were the support band for the Iron Maiden 'World Slavery' Tour... from which came 'Live After Death'... their influence most certainly rubbed off... 
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Music has always been a matter of energy to me. On some nights I believe that a car with the needle on empty can run 50 more miles if you have the right music very loud on the radio. Hunter S Thompson
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Posted: April 15 2007 at 06:55 |
Ghost Rider wrote:
I think I haven't voted in this poll yet - mainly because I think these two bands can't be compared. Therefore, instead of expressing a vote, I'll just add my two eurocents to the debate...
Probably, without LZ there wouldn't be an IM, at least as regards the former's influence on the formation of heavy metal as a genre. However, LZ weren't just the initiators of heavy metal - they dabbled in most genres, and this is one of the reasons why I think such a comparison is unfair.
However, IM are one of the very best examples of heavy metal made by serious, professional musicians who happen to be smart people as well. They have created an unmistakable sound without getting stuck in a rut, and have influenced many bands, both in 'straight' metal and in Prog Metal (Queensryche, anyone?).
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Iron Maiden where influenced by Rush (who were influenced by Zep) who were also the prime influence of Queeensryche. Zep are one of the most influential bands ever.
Raf have you clicked on that link in my signature yet?
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Posted: April 15 2007 at 06:52 |
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I think I haven't voted in this poll yet - mainly because I think these two bands can't be compared. Therefore, instead of expressing a vote, I'll just add my two eurocents to the debate...
Probably, without LZ there wouldn't be an IM, at least as regards the former's influence on the formation of heavy metal as a genre. However, LZ weren't just the initiators of heavy metal - they dabbled in most genres, and this is one of the reasons why I think such a comparison is unfair.
However, IM are one of the very best examples of heavy metal made by serious, professional musicians who happen to be smart people as well. They have created an unmistakable sound without getting stuck in a rut, and have influenced many bands, both in 'straight' metal and in Prog Metal (Queensryche, anyone?).
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micky
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Posted: April 15 2007 at 06:51 |
fandango wrote:
^^ dear me, if ever there was an Apples & Pears
thread, this has to be it... why don't you throw in Abba for a broader
comparison??
I like both... but different moods... |
hahahah ... isn't that the truth.. that's why these threads are useless
for anything more than expressing what you like listening to. As
if anyone really cares 
byt the way.... ABBA over Zep for me
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Tony R
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Posted: April 15 2007 at 06:45 |
Let's see, Led Zep one of the most important, seminal rock bands against Iron Maiden, they of "Bring Your Daughter to the Slaughter" fame...
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