OT: Great performances

[Walla Walla Dawg II]

And let's not forget The Talking Heads...

Burning Down the House.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3eC35LoF4U

[douche]

John Parr is, um, cringy. At least for me.

Turn Up The Radio is a solid rock anthem. Great tune.

I struggle with The Talking Heads. But I do like Once in a Lifetime and Wild Wild Life.

Remember this one?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7sg66vfNHs

[Walla Walla Dawg II]

John Parr is, um, cringy. At least for me.

Turn Up The Radio is a solid rock anthem. Great tune.

I struggle with The Talking Heads. But I do like Once in a Lifetime and Wild Wild Life.

Remember this one?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7sg66vfNHs

I don't remember that tune at all.

[douche]

Yea, it was an obscure 80s tune. So many of them out there.

This one just popped into my head. Not an 80s tune, but a great song.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVnFJzggLHo

[Walla Walla Dawg II]

Yea, it was an obscure 80s tune. So many of them out there.

This one just popped into my head. Not an 80s tune, but a great song.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVnFJzggLHo

That is some great tune'age.

[auroraave]

From one of the oft-forgotten and least regarded Led Zeppelin albums comes this absolute banger, and maybe the most underrated Zeppelin jams of all time. Plant's insane harmonica solo, Jimmy's insane guitar work. Good grief this one is a scorcher. I am using a 'review video' because these two guys are one of my favorite review channels - their limited banter is so damn good and fun.

From 1982's CODA, Led Zeppelin's final studio release, Nobody's Fault But Mine. One of the great jams of all time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6d23-X5hf4&t=474s

[D-train]

From one of the oft-forgotten and least regarded Led Zeppelin albums comes this absolute banger, and maybe the most underrated Zeppelin jams of all time. Plant's insane harmonica solo, Jimmy's insane guitar work. Good grief this one is a scorcher. I am using a 'review video' because these two guys are one of my favorite review channels - their limited banter is so damn good and fun.

From 1982's CODA, Led Zeppelin's final studio release, Nobody's Fault But Mine. One of the great jams of all time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6d23-X5hf4&t=474s

Just insane on every level. Two Black guys appreciating white guy music...them going from nodding to the beat to transition to shaking their heads in disbelief at how good it was. Just epic. LZ is my all time fav band. Thanks for reminding me why.

[douche]

Led Zeppelin... pure musicianship. When those 4 guys got into a room together, it was unbelievable. Was actually watching a couple of YouTube clips today regarding the drumming wizardry of John Bonham.

Check this one out, with Jason Bonham on drums. What a tight performance. Plant's voice is incredible.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Sqiazeu7MI

[auroraave]

From one of the oft-forgotten and least regarded Led Zeppelin albums comes this absolute banger, and maybe the most underrated Zeppelin jams of all time. Plant's insane harmonica solo, Jimmy's insane guitar work. Good grief this one is a scorcher. I am using a 'review video' because these two guys are one of my favorite review channels - their limited banter is so damn good and fun.

From 1982's CODA, Led Zeppelin's final studio release, Nobody's Fault But Mine. One of the great jams of all time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6d23-X5hf4&t=474s

Just insane on every level. Two Black guys appreciating white guy music...them going from nodding to the beat to transition to shaking their heads in disbelief at how good it was. Just epic. LZ is my all time fav band. Thanks for reminding me why.

NAILED IT!

[auroraave]

Led Zeppelin... pure musicianship. When those 4 guys got into a room together, it was unbelievable. Was actually watching a couple of YouTube clips today regarding the drumming wizardry of John Bonham.

Check this one out, with Jason Bonham on drums. What a tight performance. Plant's voice is incredible.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Sqiazeu7MI

Good God that was awesome! Jason is definitely John's son. Jimmy - c'mon, man, that naked opening riff is soooo clean, Plant holding his own - despite age diminishing the vocal limits, still shredding in the harmonica... and then Jonesy on the 8 string bass. Probably the most underrated musician of his time. This is NOT an easy song to play - yet they made it look that way. What a great find!