LA Woman was played live one time. The date was December 11, 1970 in Dallas,Texas. This was the next to last show the Doors ever played. It was recorded and released on cd. It is on a 4cd bootleg set called boot yer butt. The Changeling and Love Her Madly were also played live at that show. The Detroit and Philadelphia show were recorded professionally and are on CD. These two shows are very go
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I agree with Bingo. Although I am a diehard Led Zeppelin fan, they didn't properly credit certain musicians for some songs. Dazed and Confused should have Jake Holmes down as writing credit. How Many More Times should have credited Howling Wolf and Albert King. Whole lotta love should have credited Willie Dixon for the lyrics. The music is different in the latter two songs but lyrically th
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I was going to see Zeppelin in October 1980 at the Philadelphia Spectrum. Never got to see them live. I saw Page solo in 1988 a few times. Where can you buy these dvd's ? Looking for the Supersonic Seattle show 1977 (dvd) by Genuine masters and Heavy Metal Kids by Empress valley (1975). Most people only want to trade. I have plenty of live shows on tape and some on vhs. Trying to get them
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The Stones can still create a good vibe today, but if I had my choice I prefer the 72/73 tours. The music from that tour was when they were at their peak. Taylor was a major factor playing live on stage with the Stones in those years. That era seemed different for music. I like the Stones today but it feels too rehearsed and Vegas like. I liked their new album but they didn't play very many
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I missed my chance to see Led Zeppelin in Oct 1980 in Philadelphia. I saw Page a couple of times live in 1988, saw Page & Plant live many times and also Page with the Crowes. I have over a hundred boots of Zeppelin live and they had some great shows and some average shows. Can Jimmy Page sound sloppy sometimes playing live? Yes he can but so what. He tries to experiment and play close to the
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I saw the Raconteurs, White Stripes and The Black Keys live. The Raconteurs were the opening act for Bob Dylan and were very intense. The guitar work and the solos were much better than the White Stripes. Would highly recommend the Black keys also, they know their history of the blues. I agree that Rock n Roll today is missing the guitar solo. I think that is what made the mu
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Hello, I don't post very much but I have to agree with Elmo. I like some view
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Roger Waters- June 2 in Philadelphia The Police- July 19 in Philadelphia
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Had a problem with username in above post. Blackdog
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