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Posted: November 26 2012 at 14:35
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Posted: November 26 2012 at 16:11
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Posted: November 26 2012 at 19:58
presdoug wrote:
Hey, Steve, meant to ask you, what did you think of Second Passport and Cross Collateral?
I think we may have covered this already but I found both of them to be excellent. Just good chillin' Euro fusion. I love European fusion much more than the American variant, not sure why.
BTW, the copy of Cross Collateral I found on vinyl was STILL SEALED, if you can believe that. Untouched by human hands!
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Posted: November 26 2012 at 20:04
HolyMoly wrote:
presdoug wrote:
Hey, Steve, meant to ask you, what did you think of Second Passport and Cross Collateral?
I think we may have covered this already but I found both of them to be excellent. Just good chillin' Euro fusion. I love European fusion much more than the American variant, not sure why.
BTW, the copy of Cross Collateral I found on vinyl was STILL SEALED, if you can believe that. Untouched by human hands!
That's cool. Last i remembered you were going to listen to them in your car on the way to work, but i did not hear what you thought. I also love European fusion much more than American.
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Posted: November 26 2012 at 20:08
Robert Plant was really into British folk bands like Pentangle, and was eager to experiment in that direction with Led Zeppelin. Jimmy Page was also into it. LZ III tried to have it both ways, keeping one side mostly heavy with the other side mostly acoustic.
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presdoug wrote:
but I found both of them to be excellent. Just good chillin' Euro fusion. I love European fusion much more than the American variant, not sure why.