>tfw you realize Led Zeppelin is god-tier
>tfw i agree
Only II and HotH are god tier
the rest ranges from mediocre shit to pretty good
Ah, congrats OP. You've just turned 14, discovered masturbation and are in your "Led Zeppelin is God" phase.
Next you'll discover Jimi Hendrix. Heady days.
>>64595138
yes
>>64595166
Ah, congrats. You've just turned 17, discovered indietronica and are in your "Led Zeppelin is bad" phase.
Next you'll discover post-rock. Heady days.
No need to tell us that you just hit puberty OP
I didn't know gods stole from their opening bands and blues niggers
>>64595138
>Only II and HotH are god tier
true, but their live performances are 11/10
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j28erFEaSQg
>>64595222
Ah, congrats. You've just turned 20, discovered poseur core and are in your "do u even Merzbow" phase.
Next you'll discover Gerogerigegege. Heady days.
>>64595095
I made a thread about LZ not so long ago.
They did introduce a lot to rock in terms of production, sound and song structure. But it didn't make their blues rehashes sound any less stale. In result they sound less like rock innovators and more like Stevie Ray Vaughan.
As for Robert Plant, he had good voice. But half of LZ lyrics were copied from blues songs without giving credit. Simple googling will show you that. "OOOOH SWEET MAMA I WANNA BE YO BACKDOOR MAN" doesn't cut it for me.
>>64595745
>their blues rehashes
>half of LZ lyrics were copied from blues songs without giving credit. Simple googling will show you that. "OOOOH SWEET MAMA I WANNA BE YO BACKDOOR MAN
i mean yeah Led Zeppelin I was fairly mediocre apart from a couple songs, but what they brought to the table and what brought them fame had nothing to do with rehashes or stealing
>>64595095
>tfw you realised this when you were 8 years old
I don't like Loop Zoop, but even I have to admit their s/t concer video is fucking amazing.
>>64595814
>s/t concer video
I don't know what you're referring to
>>64595628
Ah, congrats. You've just turned 25, discovered Tibetan throat singing and are in your "monotheistic guttural oversinging" phase.
Next you'll discover lowercase. Heady days.
>>64595842
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Led_Zeppelin_DVD
>>64595862
>s/t
this is what I don't know what you mean
I'm well aware of all the officially released zeppelin live footage but i dont know what "s/t" is
>>64595903
"Self Titled"
>>64595910
ah, gotcha
you should check out "The Song Remains The Same" and "How the West was Won"
it's weird because only half of each is god tier
like rock and roll is complete trash on TSRTS yet GOAT on HTWWW, then they Robert goes on to blow himself the fuck out with Stairway to Heaven
my personal live playlist I listen to almost weekly is
HTWWW
>Immigrant song
>heartbreaker
TSRTS
>celebration day
>TSRTS
>Rain Song
>Stairway
HTWWW
>Going to california
>bron-y-aur-stomp
>rock and roll
>the ocean
>>64595778
It's not about stealing, it's about what they took. They played blues for way too long without building much on top of it. Also, I don't remember Page wrote particularly good melodies, he just sounded like Howling Wolf/BB King/Muddy Waters and so on. It was a straight ticket to oblivion after the 1960s.
At the time when Pink Floyd, Genesis, Jethro Tull, Rush, Yes, and of course King Crimson were actually going away or improving upon old blues, Page continued to hold on to it. No wonder they were on their way to the "out door".
Unsurprisingly, some of the best LZ songs were made when they tried something different. Kashmir and Achille's last stand are prime examples of it. But still Page always came back to blues again.
>>64595095
Did it really take you a lot of time to realize that?
daily reminder that lez zeplen were a bunch of music thieves and their fans are the most delusional and mediocre people on earth
>>64596348
this. jesus chirst i hate them
http://www.musictimes.com/articles/6250/20140520/7-songs-other-than-stairway-to-heaven-that-led-zeppelin-stole.htm
>>64596348
This
Led Zepellin are nothing but a bunch of thieves stealing from black bluesmen and traditional folk songs
>>64596005
>>64595778
First off yeah they stole a shitload but nobody cares because they improved the fuck out of what they stole. Genesis, Yes and Jethro Tull are all shit tier. Sticking to old ways doesn't mean your music is shitty, see- Rolling Stones, Cage the Elephant, Black Keys, early and late Beatles. Kashmir and Achille's last stand aren't even close to their best songs. Blues is in every genre of popular music shithead.
mfw i've never listened to a led zeppelin song
They are both the epitome and dad-rock and the inventors of cock-rock/hair metal. Also they stole many of their songs from lesser known blues musicians and have shitty fans.
Dude, I've 23 years old.
>>64596394
You gonna go listen to some boring ass oldschool blues then faggot?
>>64596348
>>64596394
i've heard the stairway song. in no way is any more than 5 or 6 notes "stolen"
I mean fuck, if that counts as stealing then chord progressions and fucking time signatures should start being copywritten
>>64596348
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TdJmkv9lyI
There yah go buddy, listen to the whole thing in it's entirety since the original is sooo good and isn't boring as shit at allll.
>>64596348
>>64596377
>>64596394
>>64596412
This board really needs anons like you guys
>>64595138
Physical Graffiti and IV are just as good, plen
>>64596396
Genesis, Yes and Jethro Tull are way, waaaaaaaaaaay better than Led Zepleb in every aspect imaginable
>>64596468
you criticize music using "boring". I'm not gonna take you seriously because you are a fuckin pleb
>>64596539
>thinking ANYTHING is as good as HotH
>calling ANYONE else a plen
>>64596592
boring is a legitimate criticism. if music evokes no response from the listening it can cause boredom and its a flaw in the music
>>64596539
the best to my dumbass
>>64596556
I can smell your greasy ponytail from here. I bet you think Steven Wilson is one of the best musicians of the 21st century.
>>64596539
haha no. IV is pretty good though.
>"Babe I'm Gonna Leave You"
Zeppelin did nothing wrong here, they covered Joan Baez' version which had no writing credit at all so it was credited as Traditional. Unbeknownst to them it was actually written by Anne Bredon. Hint: the internet wasn't around in 1968
>"Black Mountain Side"
Uncredited and should have been credited to Jansch. No issue with this claim.
>"Bring It On Home"
The intro section was intended as a tribute rather than trying to pass it off as their own work, given that it was almost the same as the original. However it should have been credited.
>"Communication Breakdown"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Skx5qP65r2g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qoqQnR8NOVI
There is similarity, probably an influence but there's no way you credit it to Cochran. Music doesn't exist in a vacuum.
>"Custard Pie"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4t59S92GpTc&nohtml5=False
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyI7QAnaVQQ
I'm really not sure where Custard Pie comes from that. It's quite ludicrous really and shows the true intentions of the people who come up with this drivel.
>"Dazed And Confused"
Probably the worst of the claims, no issue with this either. Obviously taken from Holmes.
>"Hats Off To (Roy) Harper"
So now we have Custard Pie and Hats Off To (Roy) Harper, two imaginably different songs from one blues song (Shake 'Em On Down linked above) that sounds nothing like either. Ridiculous.
"In My Time Of Dying"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77lTCWRTy8g&nohtml5=False
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZgblTKscX0
This is Bob Dylan's version. Obviously it sounds exactly like Led Zeppelin's version!! More importantly he also credited it to traditional but of course only Zeppelin stole it!!
1/2
2/2
>"The Lemon Song"
A slowed down version of Killing Floor definitely. No issue here.
>"Moby Dick"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4EyM5r1iRI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRJ9_yHiNmg
Moby Dick right here folks. Such absolute drivel.
"Nobody's Fault But Mine"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_o4omd8T5c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6nCdlyuJ6g
Once again we see how much the Led Zeppelin "version" sounded exactly nothing like the "original".
>"Stairway To Heaven"
A similar chord progression for the opening lick, such plagiarism!!
>"White Summer"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYABfZ7HMhM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eb_bTymOAyk
This one really does sound like Jimmy's version, almost identical. No issue with this claim.
So there we have it, precisely 4 Led Zeppelin songs (2 of which were instrumental guitar pieces) were genuine rip offs out of 100+.
imo what Led Zep did with old blues songs is kinda what Kanye has done with Otis Redding, Can, Daft Punk, etc. Except Led Zeppelin consistently made the music better. The original versions of Dazed and Confused and When the Levee Breaks are pretty shit in comparison. From a monetary perspective, what they did was really shitty but from a musical perspective they did nothing wrong.
>>64596795
>>64596871
>>64596807
>stealing music is wrong unless you improve it
Jesus christ Led Zeppelin's fanbase are disgusting as hell
>>64596922
Taking someone else's music and modifying it isn't wrong as long as you pay up, but it can still be gross, like nightcore.
they did a lot of stuff that was really cool outside of rock / pop
here are some of my favorites
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YZ_lIpG1XQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2W-_7WYbus
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kBX0K9nxPc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaSnMZ973V4
>>64597977
lucifer rising is jimmy page. it has nothing to do with zeppelin
One day you will become a true patrician and, after laughing uncontrollably because they are a joke band that did songs about cars and surfing, realize how much better the Beach Boys truly are than Led Fucking Zeppelin.
Good studio band, avoid live.
>>64595855
Ah, congrats. You've just turned 3650, discovered music and are in your "music is good" phase.
Next you'll discover more music. Heady days.
>>64596556
Genesis is an abomination of music
>Tfw the songs they stole. They made better
Lel. Now tell me again on why I should care about some folk/blues artist?
>>64600085
Page didn't even make the best Lucifer Rising soundtrack
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsZKBVKT4K4
>>64600214
Ah, congrats. You've become an ageless cosmic cloud computer, discovered solar vibrations and are in your "I am one with the cosmos" phase.
Next you'll discover that I am we the universe and you are a part of us. Heady days.
itt faggots pretending that appreciating Led Zeppelin is a phase
>>64600908
this
Zep is G.O.A.T.
>>64595095
Haha, nope.
BABY BABY BABY OH OH OHHHHHHHHH YYYYYEEEEEAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH
They literally copied whole paragraphs of lyrics, didn't even attempt to change a couple of words. They are great but they are still just a band
>>64602798
MAMA MAMA OOOH WELL OOOH WELL
>>64600908
>>64602145
Led Zeppelin did a whole lot for music—there's no denying that. But their cult blinds people to their obvious shortcomings—namely that they played incredibly backwards music most of the time. Compared to what Hendrix did on Are You Experienced and what Stooges did in their short time as a band, Led Zeppelin sounded like retrogrades they were. Instrument wankery really means nothing, when Page sounded too old for music even in the 70s.
>>64603741
you're a bellend and you don't know anything.
led zeppelin I pretty much invented hard rock. jimmy page invented the lead guitarist as a symbol. kill yourself
>>64595222
/mu/ in a nutshell. led zep is shit XD
>tfw "when the levee breaks"
It's a testament to the band when Plant is the worst member. I'm not dissing plant, but Page, Bonham, and John Paul are all spectacular.
>>64595095
Nah, hacky plagiarists.
Used to hate them when I went through a contrarian "rock sucks" phase. Probably had more to do with their stoner "Zep Rules!" fans, but I've grown to appreciate them.
>>64603908
>led zeppelin I pretty much invented hard rock.
They didn't invent it at all.
"In the 1960s, American and British blues and rock bands began to modify rock and roll by adding harder sounds, heavier guitar riffs, bombastic drumming, and louder vocals, from electric blues.[11] Early forms of hard rock can be heard in the work of Chicago blues musicians Elmore James, Muddy Waters, and Howlin' Wolf,[16] The Kingsmen's version of "Louie Louie" (1963) which made it a garage rock standard,[17] and the songs of rhythm and blues influenced British Invasion acts,[18] including "You Really Got Me" by The Kinks (1964),[19] "My Generation" by The Who (1965),[5] "Shapes of Things" (1966) by The Yardbirds and "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" (1965) by The Rolling Stones.[20] …
Blues rock acts that pioneered the sound included Cream, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, and The Jeff Beck Group.[5] …"
> jimmy page invented the lead guitarist as a symbol.
They simply emphasized their cult aspect. The cult always came first for them
Even ignoring them musically, as figures, as characters, LZ is absolute fucking God-tier.
btw 'dad-rock' is not an insult, it's a description.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTrQ7vUZsIo
>>64604088
>They didn't invent it at all.
Please, compare the sound of any of those songs to Zeppelin, they don't have the power in the recordings or rock nearly as hard. Don't be a contrarian for the sake of it.
>They simply emphasized their cult aspect. The cult always came first for them
meme response
Zeppelin are guilty of the following atrocious and grievous crimes against music:
1. Making entire albums out of stolen blues licks and saying OH YEAH YEAH YEAH BABY BABY OH BABY 50x a song
2. Inspiring all of the overwrought hair metal/cockrock/lighter-waving arena rock bullshit
3. Releasing singles that have been played on the radio 40x every day for the last 40+ years
4. The ultimate casual, normalfag band that back in the day appealed to normalfag white suburban teens who grew up to be accountant minivan dads that tortured their kids by forcing them to listen to dadrock on the radio as they're driving them to soccer practice
>>64595095
I'm not gonna go around spouting that Zeppelin is shit because I can still listen to them, but I went through the whole phase where they were the greatest thing to ever happen. Now they are just okay.
Zeppelin were good at what they did which was codifying the hard rock / heavy metal of the '66-69 period and giving it a slick studio treatment and packaging. There was nothing original about them except their studio savvy and their budgets.
Hendrix, Sabbath, The Who, Alice Cooper, and many others all sounded much more modern and forward-thinking than Zeppelin.
While Zeppelin were still doing the same old twangly clangly 50s Chicago blues licks, Aerosmith were giving us a preview of the 80s...in 1974.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_oZWM_VhkoM
>>64595166
kek'd and check'd
>>64604249
This post is wrong on more than one level.
>>64604295
This
>>64604295
>>64604384
The Aerosmith tune I linked, when I first heard that, I was like "Damn, this sounds like the 80s. Even has echo reverb on the vocal track. These guys were years ahead of their time."
>>64596377
They disowned Stairway and hate playing that anyway.
It helps if you think of LZ as more of a Grateful Dead-style folk/blues/jam band than a Black Sabbath or Alice Cooper hard rock/metal band.
>>64604462
Yep, Rocks went even a little bit further. It really is mindblowing
>>64604581
In either case, it's more of a 60s sound than it is a 70s sound. It's like they froze in 1967.
>>64596348
>>64596377
>>64596394
Okay they stole some songs, I hate them now. Actually wait no I don't they're still the greatest classic hard rock band ever lol. I mean really
>Something something by Robert Johnson that I'll play in the background and go "hmmm, cool blues yeah he sure was good at those blues progressions wasn't he? 3.5/5 it's really gud."
>Kashmir, When The Levee Breaks, Dazed and Confused, Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
>>64604295
>Aerosmith giving us a taste of 80's arena rock before the 80's
>Acting like this is a good thing
>>64604840
You may as well blame Nirvana for Creed and Staind. Or NOFX for Simple Plan.
>>64604783
I've said this over and over again: Led Zeppelin made some truly great, important contributions to music. But people think rock literally ended after Led Zeppelin. They get infinite praise from most people with absolutely zero criticism. No one dares to say anything against this sacred band, when they had plenty flaws which anyone would see if they just stopped fapping fiercely at them for a second and wiped cum from their eyes.
>>64604840
I say Kiss did more to create 80s hairspray rock than Aerosmith.
>>64604969
Zeppelin in fact became obsolete before the 70s were even done, once the hippie-dippie Grateful Dead styles faded.
>>64604840
Except they were actually more talented than most '80s rockers. Few could really compare, like Guns N' Roses in their prime.
>>64604154
this desu
They were just kind of ok really. Fat suburban dads think they were like the greatest band of all time, and numale cucks who listen to Kendrick think LZ was shit. The truth is they were not bad but not good either.
>>64600779
Ah, congrats. You've become an immortal God and are in your "I am a God and humans are weak phase".
Next you'll discover that there are other Gods. Heady days.
>>64600326
Why do you care about Led Zeppelin? Their music was generic blues
>>64605039
If you're comparing the MTV hairspray shit and not all of the underground metal/punk which is really where 80s rock was at.
>>64605249
Well, yes, the topic of the discussion is hard rock/arena rock
>>64605235
Not really. A couple of their songs were, but I can instantly recognize their music playing anywhere when I'm out. Most blues artists play basically the same formula and you really can't tell one apart from another.
>>64604969
If you actually believe that nobody "dares to say anything" against Led Zeppelin you must not speak to anybody IRL or look at anybody's opinions outside of classic rock forums.
Every time they're brought up I've seen them criticized heavily by some, literally every single time.
Why do people on this shit board always take either one extreme stance or the other
They weren't great but they were a mediocre band with a few good songs. They were fairly uncreative and bland most of the time.
Grow up you clowns and form your own taste.
>>64605311
Yeah, because Plant had a distinctive voice and their songs receive enough radio play that anybody could recognize them. That doesn't mean it isn't simplistic and derivative. Pretty good for being simplistic and derivative, but not very interesting compared to many of their contemporaries. But I don't care for traditional blues much, so that may just be a personal bias. I much prefer music that isn't tied down in those blues chord progressions and melodies.
>>64605114
Ah, congrats. You've become an NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN and are in your BBBBBBBBVVVVVVVVVVHEHEHEHE days. Next you'll discover ((((((((((((((((0)))))))))))))))) Heady Days.
>>64605388
They weren't a mediocre band with a couple of good tunes, they had at least three truly classic, great classic rock records and put on some of the most legendary live shows of all time. Please stop with the "trooth is somewhere in middle, cannot say that I think band is really good or really bad I must say they're in the middle and sit on the fence."
>>64595166
>implying this hard
>>64605445
Classic in the context of hard/blues rock, yes. I really respect their music and don't throw around dumb comments like "they stole everything!" (as if blues licks aren't so predictable that originality doesn't matter at a certain point) but I'm just trying to present the perspective that there was (and is) a lot of interesting music out there that didn't follow such a tried-and-true formula.
Still enjoy a few Led Zeppelin records every now and then, of course, it's good stuff.
Mediocre cover band that doesn't give credit.
Normies love Led Zeppelin because the music is as bland as themselves.
>yfw all the stolen songs, BABY BABY bullshit, and rapes of underage girls
Why do people immediately go for either LD made the stolen songs better or worse?
The original blues tracks have a raw emotional feel to them that is in none of the Led Zepplin versions.
BUT
As overrated as Plant is for not being that good, and it's really all on Page for copying this shit making him pathetic, what JPJ and Bonham did on for the rhythm section of the band is what truly gets the more hard rock feel from these blues tracks. They are what make Led Zepplin good. Their work on the rhythm section has been as a result a huge influence on all music today because they can take watered down copied guitar/vocal work and make it badass.
So yeah TL;DR both original and Zepplin versions are worth listening to but for different reasons.
>>64605837
The problem is not that Led Zeppelin covers Blues classics but that they don't attribute properly.
Even just fine print on the album cover would be sufficient. But no, their bloated egos don't allow that.
>>64605653
>Normies love Led Zeppelin
Burb brats don't get to decide what is and isn't normie faggot
Robert Plant's voice sounded like shit.
The guitar solos got annoying.
They didn't experiment very much with timbre or sonic textures in their music. It mostly just sounded like standard 70s hard rock guitar.
But they were talented musicians and they made some pretty good music.
I like Black Dog and it doesn't sound _too_ Howlin' Wolf.
>>64605983
Your first 2 points are fair enough but they definitely stood out from "standard 70s hard rock guitar"
Page had a cool guitar tone and they had a sound to them that just never got quite matched.
like Hendrix Nobody else could fully capture the aesthetic they went for. "Foghat" was a lot more standard than they were
>>64595095
Great cover band.
>>64606045
The Back Door Wolf [Chess, 1973]
"There's more art, as it is called, in this sixty-three-year-old man's large intestine than is likely to pass through Sunset Sound in a month. Can you imagine Steve Stills or one of those guys coming up with a title as bold as 'Coon on the Moon,' much less turning it into a fierce, ominous cry of ironic pride. The Wolf hasn't been in such good bellow for years. Suggestion: get rid of the electric piano player. A-"
>>64596922
taking a line, song title, or a couple notes and writing an entirely new song with is not wrong in the slightest
literally the only songs there are an issue with are dazed and confused, the lemon song, and since ive been loving you
all back from when they were mostly a blues band; since then they went on to make 7 albums of almost wholly original material that blows their blues days out of the water. this
>led zeppelin just stole and got popular!
is one of the worst memes of all time
>>64605235
>Their music was generic blues
between the years of 1968 and 69, yes
god you people are retarded
>>64606118
fucking rekt.
UNDER THE BRIDGE DOWNTOWN
>>64606095
you just reminded me how much I fucking hate foghat
>>64595855
>being 25
>only now listening to Tibetan throat singing
pleb
>Zeppelin stole music
>Hip-Hop is fine
/mu/ in a nutshell
>>64606156
We get it, Bob. You hate CSNY.
>>64606156
>Coon on the Moon
Never heard this one before
>>64606935
CSNY were just the 60s version of some modern Birkenstock liberal hipster band who drink Frappucinos and whine about how unfair this pig capitalist society is when they've never had any real hardship in their life and their parents paid for their degree in African basket weaving.
No, scratch that. The modern groups are worse because they don't even have the excuse of protesting a war that people are being drafted into.
>>64606156
Well, yeah. Those old bluesmen were real. Their music came from growing up in poverty in the Jim Crow South. Not so much spoiled whiteboys like Eric Clapton who wanted to be blues singers but lacked what it took altogether.
My only complaint with Led Zeppelin is the sheer inconsistency in their albums. They can go from being complete shit to being absolutely amazing in the shift of one song. One second you're hearing Rock 'n Roll, and literally one song later, you're hearing the fucking Battle of Evermore. I still have no idea what those first tracks on IV were doing there. That's like if Comus started out the First Utterance with a cover of the Twist. Led Zeppelin's peaks were absolutely incredible, but there were almost always a couple of shit tracks thrown in, as apposed to most bands having 'bad' albums and 'good' albums with not as much overlapping. You weren't going to get two or three four minute synth pop tracks thrown in on Spirit of Eden and Laughing Stock. The only Led Zeppelin album that I think is great from start to finish is Houses of the Holy, which I think is hands down Led Zeppelin's finest album and one of the best of the 1970's.
>>64607051
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48heru_WstU
Enjoy.
>>64607140
Howlin' Wolf actually did pretty well for himself money-wise because he was very shrewd with his finances. He was in a quite comfortable position when he died.
>>64605653
Most normies who claim that Led Zeppelin are the greatest band of all time probably have never even heard the Rain Song. They get the most attention for their most mundane work.
>>64607242
rock and roll fucking rules
you could have said black dog and I would have agreed. that song just weird and lame
Fuck those guys. They and Exile era Stones created all of the hairspray/cockrock cancer with Plant's overwrought bullshit.
>>64604295
I've always enjoyed Toys In The Attic by Aerosmith. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T68J6BQwMtQ
I agree about all those artists you mentioned, but I still think Zeppelin did something forward and forward thinking in their own way. I personally enjoy them and their live stuff is top tier.
>>64606156
He does the same thing in his reviews of Alberta Hunter.
"There's more honesty and passion in this 83 year old's music than all the war babies combined have done in the last several years."
good evening red-dit, how's ur karma score going?
>>64596348
I agree. Also Beethoven was a talentless hack who stole his ninth symphony from Mozart.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEBYufTXJQk&t=1m0s
wtf is this thread
most of these posts sound like barely anyone has listened to zeppelin outside of their few most popular song
BABY BABY BABY BAAAAAAABBYYYYYYYYYY
*generic funk rock riff*
OOOOWWWWWWWWW BAAAAABY
>>64604902
>You may as well blame Nirvana for Creed and Staind
that's exactly how I see it, no sarcasm
>>64605044
>The truth is they were not bad but not good either.
t. person who never listened to them
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nG3UBn6Oer4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4m2FhRv8xF0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlRjjGc6pJA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7IZ-jATBq9A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MtoGh_M6dw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5PvAi8PTsI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlAwwA23u98
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIeVV43Ds0U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9m0vwoF_3I
dear children, please feel free to attempt to criticize any of this
>>64609478
also I already posted this last night, but this is one of the best drum performances of all time>>64595593
>>64600779
>>64600214
>>64595855
>>64595628
>>64595166
>>64595222
Congrats, you've discovered /mu/. Kindly leave the board and never return. Heady days.
>>64596396
>Sticking to old ways doesn't mean your music is shitty
>Rolling Stones, Cage the Elephant, Black Keys
Way to prove his point fuccboi
Maybe John Paul Jones. The rest were tryhards.
>>64609662
>tripfag
I've never been able to get over the shit production on their albums. It sounds like a fuzzy 45 record from the 50s.
>>64595166
>he was 14 when he discovered masturbation
>>64605827
>rapes
