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Default Led Zeppelin DVD revisited

I know this has already been discussed but I finally went out and got
the DVD and just have to shout from the roof tops how great it is!

I was on the road for a long time with a monsterously talented
keyboardist. He was into so many differant styles of music and had
quite a critical ear. He had also been to hundreds of concerts. I
asked him one time. What was the best show you've seen. He said;
"Led Zeppelin in 1970". I was puzzled by this as I had seen "The Song
Remains the Same" and I couldn't relate to how my friend had been so
profoundly impressed. Well this DVD answers all that.

The DVD is literally riveting.

First off the sound is great. Most of it is very well recorded. The
band plays with dynamics I haven't heard in a live recording... from
monster loud to literally whispering.... Along with the close camera
work it sounds and looks like your right on stage with them. Very
intimate.

The DVD also showed me something I wasn't aware of - John Paul Jones
is an amasing bass player.

Regards
IR
 
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