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Un pote a eu une invite et s'est fait bité pour le transport au dernier moment, je te raconte pas comment il l'a mauvaise.

A l'occasion de ces rééditions, voici un nouveau clip de "Whole Lotta Love", dans sa version initiale :

Une instrumentale inédite de 1969!

https://soundcloud.com/wyatt-brake/la-l ... strumental

+ une version différente de "Heartbreaker" :

http://parade.condenast.com/296907/walt ... rtbreaker/

Mr. Sandman a écrit :

La video de la soirée :

Ces derniers temps la polémique sur les "emprunts" du groupe, pour ne pas dire plagiats, est remontée à la surface, avec une accusation du groupe Spirit (qui a joué avec Led Zepp pendant quelques concerts), concernant "Stairway to Heaven".

Jimmy Page s'en défend.
Pour écouter la ressemblance (réelle mais pas si flagrante je trouve), regardez la vidéo :

LED ZEPPELIN guitarist Jimmy Page has dismissed as "ridiculous" a copyright infringement claim against the band by a lawyer for the defunct 1960s group SPIRIT. The attorney recently said SPIRIT plans to file a lawsuit against LED ZEPPELIN arguing that the opening notes of its iconic song "Stairway To Heaven" are too similar to a few notes from SPIRIT's 1968 song "Taurus". "The idea behind this is to make sure that [deceased SPIRIT guitarist] Randy California is given a writing credit on 'Stairway To Heaven'. It's been a long time coming," SPIRIT attorney Francis Malofiy told BloombergBusinessweek.

After being asked about the potential lawsuit by the French publication Liberation, Page called it "ridiculous" and added that he had no further comment on the matter.

"Stairway To Heaven" appears on the album "Led Zeppelin IV", which is due to be reissued in early June as an expanded edition.

In 1997, California told Listener magazine that he thought the song "was a ripoff" of his composition. California died later that year.

"Stairway To Heaven" is said to be one of the most covered rock songs and its worth is estimated to be more than $560 million.

Page recently spoke to The New York Times that LED ZEPPELIN credited Willie Dixon for another of the band's classic songs, "Whole Lotta Love", because "Within the lyrics of it, there's [Dixons's] 'You Need Love,' and there are similarities within the lyrics. Now I'm not pointing a finger at anybody, but I'm just saying that's what happened, and Willie Dixon got credit. Fair enough."

Dr. Charles Fairchild, an American author and senior lecturer in popular music who is part Sydney, Australia's Conservatorium of Music, explained to Fairfax Media that he heard a similarity between "Stairway To Heaven" and "Taurus" in "about 10 seconds" of music. But Fairchild added that he thought the claim was "unlikely to succeed."

"The obvious and only similarity between them is the finger-picked guitar passage that starts off the guitar playing in both songs," Fairchild said. "In the [SPIRIT] version, it starts at 0:43 and in LED ZEPPELIN's it starts off the track. It is that easy, slow descending figure that sounds like a few slow steps down to a nice resting point. This constitutes three measures of music in both songs, which in both cases takes up about 10 seconds or so. However, the two songs go off in completely different directions after this."

He continued: "It seems to me that anyone claiming to have been the first person to have ever written this passage is making quite an ambitious claim. This passage is little more than a stock standard chord progression whose origins would be very difficult to determine. It also happens to be a very easy and satisfying thing to play on any guitar in standard tuning. There are probably a lot of other versions of it out there that would be equally similar."

LED ZEPPELIN and SPIRIT reportedly shared the bill at four concerts in 1968 and 1969.

Read more at http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/led-ze ... ClEwaTH.99

Ouais, c'est ça, le hasard fait bien les choses, surtout avec Led Zeppelin !

Je serais extrêmement surpris que Page n'ait pas connu cette chanson en écrivant l'intro de Stairway to Heaven. Après, effectivement, ça n'est pas du plagiat non plus. Il faut garder en tête que la remise sur la table de cette histoire vient des "ayant-droits"...

Les ré-éditions des 3 premiers albums sont toutes les 3 entrées dans le top 10 US :

Deluxe editions of LED ZEPPELIN's first three albums — "Led Zeppelin", "Led Zeppelin II" and "Led Zeppelin III" — each sold more than 30,000 copies in the United States in their first week of release. The three titles re-entered the chart within the Top 10, marking the first time an artist had as many titles within the Top 15 at the same time since Whitney Houston scored three in the Top 10 following her death in 2012.

"Led Zeppelin"
The Billboard 200 chart position: #7
First-week sales: 36,954

"Led Zeppelin II"
The Billboard 200 chart position: #9
First-week sales: 33,867

"Led Zeppelin III"
The Billboard 200 chart position: #10
First-week sales: 32,177

Bib a écrit :Ouais, c'est ça, le hasard fait bien les choses, surtout avec Led Zeppelin !
Je serais extrêmement surpris que Page n'ait pas connu cette chanson en écrivant l'intro de Stairway to Heaven. Après, effectivement, ça n'est pas du plagiat non plus. Il faut garder en tête que la remise sur la table de cette histoire vient des "ayant-droits"...

De toute façon, j'ai toujours trouvé que l'intro ne collait pas a la chanson . Je préfère la seconde partie, donc si ça pose problème, ils peuvent peut être la virer

Ils en font pas du tout trop avec leurs rééditions

Les 2 albums suivants (IV et Houses Of The Holy) sortiront fin octobre. Là aussi, dans tous les formats : CD, double CD, vinyl, double vinyl, box.

Encore quelques visuels :

pour répondre à la question, j'en sais rien mais j'ai jamais pu supporter ce groupe et le chant de Plant….je me retire…..

Fin des rééditions : après Physical Graffiti paru il y a quelques mois, ce sont les 3 derniers albums qui vont avoir droit fin juillet à leur version deluxe : Presence (1976), In Through The Out Door (1979) et la compilation d'inédits Coda (1982). Et ça sort dans tous les formats.

Track listings :

Presence

1. “Achilles Last Stand”
2. “For Your Life”
3. “Royal Orleans”
4. “Nobody’s Fault But Mine”
5. “Candy Store Rock”
6. “Hots On For Nowhere”
7. “Tea For One”

Companion Audio
1. “Two Ones Are Won” (Achilles Last Stand – Reference Mix)
2. “For Your Life” (Reference Mix)
3. “10 Ribs & All/Carrot Pod Pod (Pod)” (Reference Mix)
4. “Royal Orleans” (Reference Mix)
5. “Hots On For Nowhere” (Reference Mix)

In Through The Out Door

1. “In The Evening”
2. “South Bound Saurez”
3. “Fool In The Rain”
4. “Hot Dog”
5. “Carouselambra”
6. “All My Love”
7. “I’m Gonna Crawl”

Companion Audio
1. “In The Evening” (Rough Mix)
2. “Southbound Piano” (South Bound Saurez – Rough Mix)
3. “Fool In The Rain” (Rough Mix)
4. “Hot Dog” (Rough Mix)
5. “The Epic” (Carouselambra – Rough Mix)
6. “The Hook” (All My Love – Rough Mix)
7. “Blot” (I’m Gonna Crawl – Rough Mix)

Coda

1. “We’re Gonna Groove”
2. “Poor Tom”
3. “I Can’t Quit You Baby”
4. “Walter’s Walk”
5. “Ozone Baby”
6. “Darlene”
7. “Bonzo’s Montreux”
8. “Wearing And Tearing”

Companion Audio /Disc One
1. “We’re Gonna Groove” (Alternate Mix)
2. “If It Keeps On Raining” (When The Levee Breaks – Rough Mix)
3. “Bonzo’s Montreux” (Mix Construction In Progress)
4. “Baby Come On Home”
5. “Sugar Mama” ( Mix)
6. “Poor Tom” (Instrumental Mix)
7. “Travelling Riverside Blues” (BBC Session)
8. “Hey, Hey, What Can I Do”

Companion Audio / Disc Two
1. “Four Hands” (Four Sticks – Bombay Orchestra)
2. “Friends” (Bombay Orchestra)
3. “St. Tristan’s Sword” (Rough Mix)
4. “Desire” (The Wanton Song – Rough Mix)
5. “Bring It On Home” (Rough Mix)
6. “Walter’s Walk” (Rough Mix)
7. “Everybody Makes It Through” (In The Light – Rough Mix)

ça donne envie d'acheter toutes ces éditions Deluxe de Led Zeppelin. Pour ma part, je pense que c'est du rock plutôt que du Hard rock.

ça, c'est pas du Hard Rock peut-être ? Quel morceau fabuleux... et une des meilleures parties de batterie de l'histoire du Rock au passage.

@olivier; ça calme cette version live de Achille last stand

personne ne pourra faire mieux, faut que je trouve les 3 derniers en rééditions de toute façon je les ai pas en normal

Quelle complicité entre eux sur scène, pour moi c'est la définition du Hard Rock ce groupe, Lemmy parlait des beatles comme base, je suis ok avec Helter skelter entre autre, mais Led Zeppelin et Black Sabbath (et Aérosmith) ont posés les fondations pour moi.

John Bonham est carrément en transe sur cette interprétation

Robert Plant ne l'avait plus chantée depuis le concert de reformation de 2007!

C'est l'heure du blues.

Defenders Of The Faith, le forum Metal

LED ZEPPELIN, du hard rock ?

LED ZEPPELIN, du hard rock ?

LED ZEPPELIN, du hard rock ?