I love all of your retrospective reviews. They've always felt passionate and have influenced me to dive deeper into bands I like. Glad to see another retrospective and glad to see your general return to RUclips.
Loved the video! I remember finding the channel with the Pink Floyd breakdown love the way you describe music! Led Zeppelin is not my fav band but I can't argue that when I want to lisen to pure hard rock I go to them but I think Houses Of The Holy is pretty decent like 6/10 as for Physical Grafity I love the first tree sides but side D...I can't argue that it's not the best... I would love to see you do a video about Queen their my favourite band!
i’m aware of that, but i think it’s pretty gross how at least one member of the same band actively engaged in that culture and perpetuated it. and far worse. they were one of the bands most known for engaging in groupie culture but they were writing a song criticizing it. as a result it just ends up being a self-report
@@TheMusicBreakdown yea it is gross. Robert plants lyrics sometimes show his shame of it. When the line "back in 68" he's actually referring to the simple days of Jimmy.
Also I have a suggestion and do a more deep analysis on Led Zeppelin ll as it is my favorite album by them. Also I love "Thank You" as it is so poetic and actually inspired me to start writing music. I was actually offended when u said nothing about thank you but I mean we all have separate opinions.
@@rocknroll5941 i love thank you its one of their best ballads. i just try to keep my reviews concise so i sometimes choose not to mention a track for the sake of pacing. but yes lovely song
Fun fact: Hot Dog the song was actually a joke. It was a joke to poke fun at how easy writing a country song is. It's actually pretty good if you put it in that's sense cause now you actually know why it sounds funny and the lyrics are kinda weird.
There was a shortened version of "Whole Lotta Love" released as the single. I disliked hearing this abbreviated version on the radio and wanted to hear the long version with the sonic interlude. This happened a lot with artists in the 70's. The superior album versions were invariably cut down for single release. Cheers.
I love all of your retrospective reviews. They've always felt passionate and have influenced me to dive deeper into bands I like. Glad to see another retrospective and glad to see your general return to RUclips.
I kinda missed the background music, but otherwise a great return to form!
Cannot wait for more of these! They have been missed.
Houses of the Holy is a 10/10 masterpiece.
Eight excellent pieces where no note is wasted.
Houses of the Holy is my fave and I LOVE the crunge. Very strange record indeed
Loved the video! I remember finding the channel with the Pink Floyd breakdown love the way you describe music!
Led Zeppelin is not my fav band but I can't argue that when I want to lisen to pure hard rock I go to them but I think Houses Of The Holy is pretty decent like 6/10 as for Physical Grafity I love the first tree sides but side D...I can't argue that it's not the best...
I would love to see you do a video about Queen their my favourite band!
im so happy he’s doing another retrospective, let’s hope this is a sign he will continue to do more in the future for prog retrospectives!
Their pronouns are they/them.
careful with the pronouns
This will be legendary
Sufjan Stevens should be next.
The song sick again is actually Robert's view on the rising teenage groupie seen also known as the L.A baby groupies.
i’m aware of that, but i think it’s pretty gross how at least one member of the same band actively engaged in that culture and perpetuated it. and far worse.
they were one of the bands most known for engaging in groupie culture but they were writing a song criticizing it. as a result it just ends up being a self-report
@@TheMusicBreakdown yea it is gross. Robert plants lyrics sometimes show his shame of it. When the line "back in 68" he's actually referring to the simple days of Jimmy.
Also I have a suggestion and do a more deep analysis on Led Zeppelin ll as it is my favorite album by them. Also I love "Thank You" as it is so poetic and actually inspired me to start writing music. I was actually offended when u said nothing about thank you but I mean we all have separate opinions.
@@rocknroll5941 i love thank you its one of their best ballads. i just try to keep my reviews concise so i sometimes choose not to mention a track for the sake of pacing. but yes lovely song
Even then, it's so horrible that it ends up being a blemish on Alison Krauss' discography by association.
Zeppelin 2 is the best one if you ask me.
Fun fact: Hot Dog the song was actually a joke. It was a joke to poke fun at how easy writing a country song is. It's actually pretty good if you put it in that's sense cause now you actually know why it sounds funny and the lyrics are kinda weird.
There was a shortened version of "Whole Lotta Love" released as the single. I disliked hearing this abbreviated version on the radio and wanted to hear the long version with the sonic interlude. This happened a lot with artists in the 70's. The superior album versions were invariably cut down for single release. Cheers.
i will never forgive the single edit of won’t get fooled again, lol
@@TheMusicBreakdown Yeah, that was one of the worst. Usually, the best part of the song was excised.
From favorite to least favorite it would be
II, I, IV, Houses of Holy, III, Physical Graffiti, Presence, & In Through The Out Door
Can you do The Who next?
Graffiti deserves much more than that
Greatest band in history!
Feels like the Jimmy Page groupie stuff hangs over every Zep discussion like a foul stench, which is a real shame for such a legendary act.
Nobody cares