What Music Are You Listening To Right Now ??

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Released at the Venice Film Festival and that is it - according to Imdb

 

[Dan myers]

Mustaine and the boys deliver a knockout blow to the world of heavy music! If you like it heavy it doesn’t get any better than this

 

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@Dogs of Doom @Ray Baker
Becoming Led Zeppelin
Its supposed to be the genesis story of how the members got together -first half and then leads up to 1970 - the end, But also supposed to have footage never seen before and no narrating or talking over the full good quality performances in the film.

 

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Sometime right after the RAH show, Plant blew his voice out, to forever change Led Zeppelin, into a more subdued version.

I've seen you make this point a couple times. Maybe Plant's left nut finally dropped. lol

But I remember being able to sing early Led Zeppelin songs when I first started out and somewhere around 19 or 20 I just couldn't get those high notes anymore. Like that wild crying scream he does in How Many More Times near the end. I useda coulda but notta never now. In fact my voice range kept lowering for many years after. Maybe my nuts were dropping or Males just lose their range over time. Steve Perry Seemed to go through something similar. I've heard that with women singers as well when they are young they get some real highs but slowly lose it over years.

 

[Dogs of Doom]

broke out my old 7" 45 rpm single, of:

Led Zeppelin Whole Lotta Love / Livin' Lovin' Maid Japan

Single Japan (P-116A) Whole Lotta Love / Living Loving Maid (#1) - Zepfan

Version #1 Matrix: P-116A Origin: Japan Songs: Whole Lotta Love/Living Loving Maid Label: Atlantic From the collection of Mark Linchner

www.zepfan.com

never opened it until now... 1st play!

 

[Dogs of Doom]

I also have the Belgian pressing (unopened). Not sure if I want to open it also. I know they did a 3 min edit but, the Japanese is 5:30 +/-, so, it's normal edit like the LP...

here's what the cover on it looks like:



obviously a later pressing, since the image is from Knebworth 1979...

 

[Dogs of Doom]

I've seen you make this point a couple times. Maybe Plant's left nut finally dropped. lol

But I remember being able to sing early Led Zeppelin songs when I first started out and somewhere around 19 or 20 I just couldn't get those high notes anymore. Like that wild crying scream he does in How Many More Times near the end. I useda coulda but notta never now. In fact my voice range kept lowering for many years after. Maybe my nuts were dropping or Males just lose their range over time. Steve Perry Seemed to go through something similar. I've heard that with women singers as well when they are young they get some real highs but slowly lose it over years.

back in the early days, they were doing 2 concerts a day...

so, they'd do a "matinee" show & an "evening" show. Then, they had a grueling schedule. Sometime in '70, Plant got to the point of tonsillitis, yet they kept on touring, until his voice was toast...

After that, he sang what I call w/ a squeaky voice...

When they got to the '73 tour, he changed his approach...

Not everything was bad after that. A lot of bootlegs though, you can hear it. In '71, the Paris BBC show sounds good, as the LA '72 (HTWWD) sounds decent, but, you can still hear hints of the squeaky falsetto, when he runs out of range, way sooner than he should have...

Still though, they did some kickass stuff, that they may have never done, if that didn't go that way...

Listen to Since I've Been Lovin' You from every tour & listen to the changes in his voice, & the way he approaches it...

 

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[Dogs of Doom]

lol... you've got me lookin through old stuff...

 

[Dogs of Doom]

1st time Uli & Klaus performed together since 1978...

 

[Dogs of Doom]

this song, from '78, Uli's GF Monika wrote the lyrics. The song is about Jimi Hendrix. She was JImi's GF when he died...

 

[jmp45]

For 80s pop Sach with my old bass player and bud from HS Andy Milton still hits home..

 

[Vinsanitizer]

I don't know Ozzy's factual history on song writing, but I'd have a hard time believing he's actually a decent song writer. So, like so many other songs of his, who knows who really wrote this. Nevertheless, I thought this was a good song. Sounds like radio-friendly Ozzy, even though radio is medieval nowadays. Not sure why it needed Jeff Beck. This would have been a better track release back in the day than that Johnson's Baby Shampoo song, where I was like, "WTF is this???" ever since.

 

[Dogs of Doom]

here's one for @ricksdisconnected & @crossroadsnyc ...

now listening to:

 

[ibmorjamn]

BLS Doom Crew Inc.

 

[ibmorjamn]

I don't know Ozzy's factual history on song writing, but I'd have a hard time believing he's actually a decent song writer. So, like so many other songs of his, who knows who really wrote this. Nevertheless, I thought this was a good song. Sounds like radio-friendly Ozzy, even though radio is medieval nowadays. Not sure why it needed Jeff Beck. This would have been a better track release back in the day than that Johnson's Baby Shampoo song, where I was like, "WTF is this???" ever since.

All the Star Collaboration so gs are new on forth coming recording.
Zack is helping write I believe.

 

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