Sandy Denny sings the lines "Sing as you raise your bow \ Shoot straighter than before \ Oh dance in the dark of night \ Sing to the morning light" for which LZ gave her own rune symbol in the album liner notes. Her singing voice is one of the purest you'll ever hear, so be sure to check out her work with Fairport Convention as soon as you can -- "Who Knows Where the Time Goes?", "Farewell, Farewell", "The Ballad Of Easy Rider", and "She Moves Through The Fair" among others.
This song came about as Jimmy was fooling around with JPJ's mandolin..which he had never played before...Robert just started singing...and the sound engineer always had microphones set up and this song was born from that...as Jimmy tells it..
@@barneybaker2049 sorry if you watch interviews with Andy Johns ..he was there when it was put together and he says it happened the way I said and it was written well before SRTS
I'm so glad you picked this song. It's the reason we listened to the whole album. They had great songs that never became singles. This is one of them, and who ever requested this song listened to all their albums. Thank You, and listen to their albums on your own and you will see what me and millions of other people found on all those albums. GREATNESS 🤘☮🇺🇸
I don’t know if anyone mentioned it before, but Plant and Page were big Tolkien fans. There are a few songs influenced by the Lord of The Rings. Also, they chipped in to make Monty Python’s Holy Grail.
Sandy Denny, who sings with Robert Plant on this track, was amazing .... I saw her with Fairport Convention way back in the 70s ... she was superb. She suffered from depression and was found unconscious at the foot of the stairs which led to her going into a coma. Sadly, that was the end of her. But what a great singer. You should listen to “Matty Groves” from the “Liege & Lief” album. She was a great English folk singer. Intriguingly, “Matty Groves” begins with a visit to the church which leads to an extra marital affair and ends with a double honour killing. Good gosh!! 😳
I can sing along this entire song, but I cannot recall the lyrics when I am not listening. It is so empowering. A very special trip, and a hugely importing part of my life's soundtrack. Thanks for doing it.
They were definitely a hard rock band. But they also showed how beautiful the world is. There slower acoustical songs took you away in your mind and imagination.
Having never played a mandolin before, Jimmy Page picked it up and just started playing. Plant put lyrics to it, and the song was written in one sitting. That is the magic, the wonder, and the mystery that is Zep, and why they were THE band of the 70s. No one touched them.
THANK YOU FOR DOING THIS SONG - it doesn't appear often in reactions. It is so beautiful. You've done so much LZ - as a fan I appreciate it. I don't think you've reacted to anything from the reunion concert in 2007. After John Bonham - the drummer died in 1980, the band would not go forward without him and disbanded. 27 years later the surviving members got together with Bonham's son Jason on drums (a great drummer himself) for a one night tribute concert to the head of Atlantic records (their label) who died. There were less than 20,000 seats available and OVER 20 MILLION ticket requests - the power of Led Zeppelin! The concert is amazing and they are just as tight, masterful and in the groove as they were 1968-1980. Please check out something from that concert - here are some links to things you haven't reacted to yet - In My Time of Dying ruclips.net/video/0VqqM_1j6Sc/видео.html OR Nobody's Fault But Mine ruclips.net/video/9Sqiazeu7MI/видео.html OR No Quarter (I think you reacted to Tool's version but LZ is the original)ruclips.net/video/r7fMMcPByig/видео.html
This is actually my favorite LZ song...Dont know why as others got so much more play and accolades but nah man this just epitomized the LZ experience...feeled with a dark majesty and otherworldly....
when I was in high school I would be in my parents basement with my stereo headphones. I would go into my secret room and get stoned. I would then put Zep IV on and lay on the couch jamming with my headphones. I loved it when Battle of Evermore played. It an awesome song to jam high to.
I love in the light a play that along with the album here at home all the time nobody ever knows what song I'm talking about when I say I love in the light by Led Zeppelin.
I just looked at your page cuz I was kind of surprised about your love for a really obscure Led Zeppelin song so I had to see this girl play guitar something and what do I see a page dedicated to Led Zeppelin my home is dedicated to Jimmy Page and Led Zeppelin my guitar playing. They've been my favorite band since I first heard them and started playing guitar in like 1990. I was 14. So you don't even have to ask yes I will marry you you just plan it and I'll be there I don't even give a s*** if that's not really you in the Avatar. Just as long as you're not a dude lol my avatar picture is just a screen grab of me playing going to California. And no I don't normally always wear a headband I had it on earlier outside work doing some stuff in the yard. LOL just feel like I need to put that disclaimer I'm usually a pretty normal-looking dude things like headbands and fedoras and s*** send douchebag signals so I wanted to clarify a douchebag I am not.
A buddy and I spent about 10 hours with the album trying to get the lyrics down so we could play that song on a bass and guitar back in 1986. Yep. We were stoned. Good times though!
This has always been one of my favs of theirs. I would listen to the whole album. I liked hearing the songs people didn't really know. THIS IS AMAZING.. So dang good.
The harmony vocal is by the late singer/songwriter Sandy Denny. She performed with a number of bands - most notably Fairport Convention - and recorded solo albums as well. No one seems to have reacted to any of the early Fairport Convention songs - one of the most influential British bands of their era. To start off with FC, I would recommend the original album recordings of these two songs: Fairport Convention - Tam Lin ruclips.net/video/IhCAH4mNjNs/видео.html Fairport Convention - Who Knows Where The Time Goes? ruclips.net/video/RSABfJWqh38/видео.html
Probably my favorite song by zep... I've played every song on the drums they have, hundreds of times each & this song doesn't even have drums... but Bonham was busy playing stuff in the song... I've had the please of seeing them twice over seas a longgggg time ago. Miss em days.. enjoy little lady!
Running through trees on a cloud huh?😏 Zeppelin has this effect lol. Did you know this song is telling a story from the LOTR. Thanks so much for doing this song ❤️ You rock.
This is why their goats of all bands!!! Page and Jones were the best session musicians in London before Zeppelin... no violins just acoustic and a mandolin played by them because they could and did play every type of music.. also only time their was another vocalist on a track, Sandy Denny a folk singer... GOATS
Absolutely love this song! The main instrument you hear is a mandolin en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandolin , but there is acoustic guitar playing, as well. Jimmy Page wrote the music in one sitting when he picked up John Paul Jones' mandolin and started playing it, when they were sequestered at Headley Grange in southern England working on their fourth album. Robert Plant wrote the lyrics, having recently read Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings" trilogy which inspired a number of LZ songs. Also, this is the only LZ song to feature a guest singer, Sandy Denny, of the British folk-rock band Fairport Convention. I don't have a good name for this sub-genre but it has elements of folk and medieval music. If you liked this, try LZ's "Going to California" or Heart's "Sylvan Song" which segues into "Dream of the Archer" (treat them as one song) or anything off Jethro Tull's "Songs from the Wood" or "Heavy Horses" albums. THanks for listening and sharing! Peace from SF
I'd forgotten what a great little nugget that is off that album. Still ready for you to check out their song In My Time Of Dyin'. Glad to see the 409 bottle is still standing strong.....
First marijuana experience in Jr. High...with older kids...early in the a.m. heading out to pick rocks in some farmers field. What a way to start my enlightened life in 1974.
Check out the versions of this and other zeppelin songs that PAGE PLANT did in the 90's for MTV NO QUARTER SPECIAL AND THAT THEY'VE DONE WHILE TOURING AS PAGE PLANT IN THE 90'S.
This song was also important - in the days of vinyl albums, because it was the perfect acoustic lead-in to Stairway to Heaven, the next song on the album.
Ok, I’m gonna tell you. I’ve probably been listening to these guys longer than most here. Most, not all. I know there’s some 60-70 year old English dude who saw them back before electricity. First, My favorite band. Second, the best band. Third, these songs: Communication Breakdown, Rock and Roll, Fool in the Rain and just throw a dart at any album, you can’t go wrong. Any song off any album is good. Not many bands have that. LED ZEPPELIN does.
This is their goosebump song, it is inspired by the final battle in Lord of the Rings, so eerie when Robert Plant shrieks as the ring wraiths at the end, " bring it back!! Bring it back!! Bring it bring it !! Bring it!!" This is the shriek calling for the ring of power to be returned to the Dark Lord.. Creepy.....
One of the most underrated, underappreciated great Led Zeppelin songs. It is very Tolkienesque! Do yourself a favor some day and listen to Heart's cover of this classic!
hey did you notice the guest vocalist? Who is some gal and I don't know her name her voice was like butter wow what a great voice and basically that was a mandolin think there was a little acoustic guitar as well in the background
Some of this song was played on a hand cranked instrument called a Melodion . I was built a long time ago. Did u get the references The Lord of the Rings by J.J.R.. Tolkien ?
When a band like ZEPPELIN uses TOLKIEN imagery in a song...... It’s epic! The Ringwraiths ride in black. Bring it back. Bring it back.... He’s talking about the ring of Power! The drums will shake the castle walls....
If you listen carefully, Robert and Sandy really aren't harmonizing. He is letting her wail while he does also. The chorus is all Robert, harmonizing to himself. Recently while talking about his collaboration with Alison Krause, he said it was the first time he actually had to harmonize with someone and it was a new experience.
No Frank Zappa reviews he heavily influenced tool ...primus rage against the machine. And others. I would suggest anything off the over night sensation. Album or the apostrophe album
Sandy Denny - only (and great) female voice on a Zepp song -
A very underrated Zeppelin song. An eargasm is right!
Couldn't agree with you more. One of my favorites. Headphones on, music way louder than it probably should be.
No doubt.
A favorite of mine too. No drums, so no John Bonham, but I swear I can hear his influence on the others' rhythms...
The lovely Sandy Denny on vocals with Robert. Superb harmonies. A sad loss Sandy died so young RIP.
And how she died. Very sad.
I prefer the original
Zeppelin was "unplugged" before that term was ever used for rock bands.
Misty Mountain Hop, Nobodys Fault But Mine and Traveling Riverside Blues are great tracks no one ever reacts to.
thanks for doing one nobody ever does!
Nobody's Fault But Mine is another favourite of mine.
Sandy Denny sings the lines "Sing as you raise your bow \ Shoot straighter than before \ Oh dance in the dark of night \ Sing to the morning light" for which LZ gave her own rune symbol in the album liner notes. Her singing voice is one of the purest you'll ever hear, so be sure to check out her work with Fairport Convention as soon as you can -- "Who Knows Where the Time Goes?", "Farewell, Farewell", "The Ballad Of Easy Rider", and "She Moves Through The Fair" among others.
Absolute must and undereacted to hear!
Definitely react to Sandy Denny!!! I highly recommend the album “The North Star Grassman and the Ravens”.
This song came about as Jimmy was fooling around with JPJ's mandolin..which he had never played before...Robert just started singing...and the sound engineer always had microphones set up and this song was born from that...as Jimmy tells it..
Sorry Brian was a Melodion !! If u watch movie The Song Remains the Same u will see Jimmy playing this instrument .
@@barneybaker2049 sorry if you watch interviews with Andy Johns ..he was there when it was put together and he says it happened the way I said and it was written well before SRTS
I'm so glad you picked this song. It's the reason we listened to the whole album. They had great songs that never became singles. This is one of them, and who ever requested this song listened to all their albums. Thank You, and listen to their albums on your own and you will see what me and millions of other people found on all those albums. GREATNESS 🤘☮🇺🇸
This song always gives me goosebumps!
I don’t know if anyone mentioned it before, but Plant and Page were big Tolkien fans. There are a few songs influenced by the Lord of The Rings. Also, they chipped in to make Monty Python’s Holy Grail.
Yep. The line in the lyrics "The ring wraiths ride in black, ride on" is a reference to The Lord of The Rings.
I hoped it would be mentioned. Thanks
"Ramble on"; "'T was in the darkest depths of Mordor
I met a girl so fair
But Gollum, and the evil one
Crept up and slipped away with her"
Sandy Denny, who sings with Robert Plant on this track, was amazing .... I saw her with Fairport Convention way back in the 70s ... she was superb. She suffered from depression and was found unconscious at the foot of the stairs which led to her going into a coma. Sadly, that was the end of her. But what a great singer. You should listen to “Matty Groves” from the “Liege & Lief” album. She was a great English folk singer. Intriguingly, “Matty Groves” begins with a visit to the church which leads to an extra marital affair and ends with a double honour killing. Good gosh!! 😳
The late Sandy Denny... The only outside musician to play on a Zeppelin song.
The only outside vocalist, but Ian Stewart and Viram Jasani both also performed on Zeppelin songs.
@@sethwhitsitt6031 I thought about that after I posted...
A really tragic life she led; very sad.
@@mikek5958 Early 30's? Shit I didn't get married until I was 33. (to the same woman I started dating when I was 19 🤔?)
I can sing along this entire song, but I cannot recall the lyrics when I am not listening. It is so empowering. A very special trip, and a hugely importing part of my life's soundtrack. Thanks for doing it.
They were definitely a hard rock band. But they also showed how beautiful the world is. There slower acoustical songs took you away in your mind and imagination.
Girl girl girl. 😊 You need to work your way through this entire album.
I'll never forget when the album was released and I heard this song for the first time. It still blows me away a lifetime later at 62.
Having never played a mandolin before, Jimmy Page picked it up and just started playing. Plant put lyrics to it, and the song was written in one sitting. That is the magic, the wonder, and the mystery that is Zep, and why they were THE band of the 70s. No one touched them.
queen did
This is English folk music with just acoustic guitar and mandolin no drums and the only time Led Zeppelin had a guest vocalist of Sandy Denny.
THANK YOU FOR DOING THIS SONG - it doesn't appear often in reactions. It is so beautiful. You've done so much LZ - as a fan I appreciate it. I don't think you've reacted to anything from the reunion concert in 2007. After John Bonham - the drummer died in 1980, the band would not go forward without him and disbanded. 27 years later the surviving members got together with Bonham's son Jason on drums (a great drummer himself) for a one night tribute concert to the head of Atlantic records (their label) who died. There were less than 20,000 seats available and OVER 20 MILLION ticket requests - the power of Led Zeppelin! The concert is amazing and they are just as tight, masterful and in the groove as they were 1968-1980. Please check out something from that concert - here are some links to things you haven't reacted to yet - In My Time of Dying ruclips.net/video/0VqqM_1j6Sc/видео.html OR Nobody's Fault But Mine ruclips.net/video/9Sqiazeu7MI/видео.html OR No Quarter (I think you reacted to Tool's version but LZ is the original)ruclips.net/video/r7fMMcPByig/видео.html
In My Time of Dying is legendary
This is actually my favorite LZ song...Dont know why as others got so much more play and accolades but nah man this just epitomized the LZ experience...feeled with a dark majesty and otherworldly....
GREAT deep cut of Zeppelin. Just guitar and vocals,,,,🔥🔥🔥👍😎
when I was in high school I would be in my parents basement with my stereo headphones. I would go into my secret room and get stoned. I would then put Zep IV on and lay on the couch jamming with my headphones. I loved it when Battle of Evermore played. It an awesome song to jam high to.
They are amazing! Do In The Light...I think you'll like that.
I love in the light a play that along with the album here at home all the time nobody ever knows what song I'm talking about when I say I love in the light by Led Zeppelin.
I just looked at your page cuz I was kind of surprised about your love for a really obscure Led Zeppelin song so I had to see this girl play guitar something and what do I see a page dedicated to Led Zeppelin my home is dedicated to Jimmy Page and Led Zeppelin my guitar playing. They've been my favorite band since I first heard them and started playing guitar in like 1990. I was 14. So you don't even have to ask yes I will marry you you just plan it and I'll be there I don't even give a s*** if that's not really you in the Avatar. Just as long as you're not a dude lol my avatar picture is just a screen grab of me playing going to California. And no I don't normally always wear a headband I had it on earlier outside work doing some stuff in the yard. LOL just feel like I need to put that disclaimer I'm usually a pretty normal-looking dude things like headbands and fedoras and s*** send douchebag signals so I wanted to clarify a douchebag I am not.
I love the first like 10 seconds of the song, reminds me of the feeling I got reading eragon and the hobbit and lotr when I was younger
The coolest thing about Led Zeppelin is that they were farmers according to 'Hammer of the Gods' biography.
John Bonham was.
Back in his skiffle days, Jimmy said he wanted to do biological research. Decide for yourself if he ended up doing that.
Sandy Denny the female voice sang with Fairport Connection there biggest hit was probablyWho Knows Where The Time Goes
Brings tears to my eyes. Please react to this with the lyrics. Amazing. The pain of war can not exceed the woes of aftermath
Featuring Sandy Denny of Fairport Convention on backing vocals.
A buddy and I spent about 10 hours with the album trying to get the lyrics down so we could play that song on a bass and guitar back in 1986. Yep. We were stoned. Good times though!
Jimmy picks up JPJ mandolin for the first time says "i was familiar with the tuning" and comes up with this
This is about the siege of Gondor. Lots of LOTR references in their music. Gollum the evil one in Ramble on etc
Mandolins, guitars
The Late great Sandy Denny. Soooo Good! Honorary Led Zeppelin member, got her own symbol.
LOVE LOVE LOVE!
Do THE RAIN SONG!
On! This song makes me wish I was in England sipping some Ale and enjoying this great song!
Thanks beautiful for reacting to it!
I always felt a weird connection to this song. Turns out the day that the late Sandy Denny passed away was the day I was born: April 21, 1978.
Great track. Theyre mandolins and 12 string guitars with delay and reverb too. the mix on this is pretty trippy
This has always been one of my favs of theirs. I would listen to the whole album. I liked hearing the songs people didn't really know. THIS IS AMAZING.. So dang good.
Heart does a great cover of this song (and many other Zep songs). Nancy plays the mandolin parts and, of course, Ann kills on the vocals!
Only one band stands above all others in my mind..It's Led Zeppelin.
The harmony vocal is by the late singer/songwriter Sandy Denny. She performed with a number of bands - most notably Fairport Convention - and recorded solo albums as well. No one seems to have reacted to any of the early Fairport Convention songs - one of the most influential British bands of their era. To start off with FC, I would recommend the original album recordings of these two songs:
Fairport Convention - Tam Lin
ruclips.net/video/IhCAH4mNjNs/видео.html
Fairport Convention - Who Knows Where The Time Goes?
ruclips.net/video/RSABfJWqh38/видео.html
Tre Narcisse/Fish out of water has
Since we’re into the whole “fantasy based” song theme, try Black Sabbath - The Wizard. That’s another song that doesn’t sound like what you’d expect.
She has done it.
Love the mandolin on this.
Probably my favorite song by zep... I've played every song on the drums they have, hundreds of times each & this song doesn't even have drums... but Bonham was busy playing stuff in the song... I've had the please of seeing them twice over seas a longgggg time ago. Miss em days.. enjoy little lady!
Running through trees on a cloud huh?😏 Zeppelin has this effect lol. Did you know this song is telling a story from the LOTR. Thanks so much for doing this song ❤️ You rock.
I alway's thought Sandy Denny sounded like Grace Slick, in this song.
"Thank You" is another beautiful one.
This is why their goats of all bands!!! Page and Jones were the best session musicians in London before Zeppelin... no violins just acoustic and a mandolin played by them because they could and did play every type of music.. also only time their was another vocalist on a track, Sandy Denny a folk singer... GOATS
Absolutely love this song! The main instrument you hear is a mandolin en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandolin , but there is acoustic guitar playing, as well. Jimmy Page wrote the music in one sitting when he picked up John Paul Jones' mandolin and started playing it, when they were sequestered at Headley Grange in southern England working on their fourth album. Robert Plant wrote the lyrics, having recently read Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings" trilogy which inspired a number of LZ songs. Also, this is the only LZ song to feature a guest singer, Sandy Denny, of the British folk-rock band Fairport Convention. I don't have a good name for this sub-genre but it has elements of folk and medieval music. If you liked this, try LZ's "Going to California" or Heart's "Sylvan Song" which segues into "Dream of the Archer" (treat them as one song) or anything off Jethro Tull's "Songs from the Wood" or "Heavy Horses" albums. THanks for listening and sharing!
Peace from SF
I'd forgotten what a great little nugget that is off that album. Still ready for you to check out their song In My Time Of Dyin'. Glad to see the 409 bottle is still standing strong.....
The GOATS!!!! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Ah the Battle of the Pelennor Fields. Fantastic song.
First marijuana experience in Jr. High...with older kids...early in the a.m. heading out to pick rocks in some farmers field. What a way to start my enlightened life in 1974.
Check out the versions of this and other zeppelin songs that PAGE PLANT did in the 90's for MTV NO QUARTER SPECIAL AND THAT THEY'VE DONE WHILE TOURING AS PAGE PLANT IN THE 90'S.
This song was also important - in the days of vinyl albums, because it was the perfect acoustic lead-in to Stairway to Heaven, the next song on the album.
its the deep cuts that put zeppelin over any other band
We floatin baby!
Ok, I’m gonna tell you. I’ve probably been listening to these guys longer than most here. Most, not all. I know there’s some 60-70 year old English dude who saw them back before electricity. First, My favorite band.
Second, the best band. Third, these songs: Communication Breakdown,
Rock and Roll, Fool in the Rain and just throw a dart at any album, you can’t go wrong. Any song off any album is good. Not many bands have that. LED ZEPPELIN does.
Traveling riverside blues, fool in the rain
Glad you enjoyed it. But I haven't heard a remix that outdid the original cuts that we fell for.
This is their goosebump song, it is inspired by the final battle in Lord of the Rings, so eerie when Robert Plant shrieks as the ring wraiths at the end,
" bring it back!! Bring it back!! Bring it bring it !! Bring it!!"
This is the shriek calling for the ring of power to be returned to the Dark Lord..
Creepy.....
Hypnotic
One of the most underrated, underappreciated great Led Zeppelin songs. It is very Tolkienesque! Do yourself a favor some day and listen to Heart's cover of this classic!
What Up SC, check out the Heart tribute version, 1995 at the inaugural Rock & Roll Fame.
@6:07 YOU: "Tell me does it feel like we floatin'?" ME: Are you high too? Cause if you are, then we are.
hey did you notice the guest vocalist? Who is some gal and I don't know her name her voice was like butter wow what a great voice and basically that was a mandolin think there was a little acoustic guitar as well in the background
The late, great, Sandy Denny. Check her out on Who knows where the time goes? Fairport Convention with the sublime guitar of Richard Thompson
I once was `18 back when this tune was new....
Try " The Rover " by Led Zeppelin.
Some of this song was played on a hand cranked instrument called a Melodion . I was built a long time ago. Did u get the references The Lord of the Rings by J.J.R.. Tolkien ?
When a band like ZEPPELIN uses TOLKIEN imagery in a song......
It’s epic! The Ringwraiths ride in black.
Bring it back. Bring it back....
He’s talking about the ring of Power!
The drums will shake the castle walls....
Accoustic guitar, mandolin, hurdy-gurdy
I call it floating too
Heart does a rendition of this tune that's on point..... Ann and Nancy kill it.... shame they never hooked up with Robert Plant and Jimmy.....
If you listen carefully, Robert and Sandy really aren't harmonizing. He is letting her wail while he does also. The chorus is all Robert, harmonizing to himself. Recently while talking about his collaboration with Alison Krause, he said it was the first time he actually had to harmonize with someone and it was a new experience.
LED ZEPPELIN
the live version with the indian chick was on a whole other level imo.
recs?
in my time of dying LZ
wheels of confusion black sabbath
Sound Chaser by Yes will blow you away.
This MANDOLIN IS POSSESSED ? lol "The apples of the valley hold the seeds of happiness
The ground is rich from tender care Repay, do not forget..."
I love and don't love how high you are.
Robert Plant also sang this with Allison Krauss a few times
Page and Plant, as well.
One of there "Middle Earth" songs....my favorite one personally of the group..🤔
wooo!!!!!!!!!!
Id Love to see your reaction to Divinyls Elsie Live
haha smoke a dab and listen to it. wooooooooooooooooooo!
Check out "Achilles Last Stand" and "Moby Dick" sometime.
you weren't ready! Maybe they greatest song ever recorded. Get a whiskey and listen again
Achilles Last Stand ..live Knebworth 79 .. check it out ..mind altering
❤❤❤Robert❤❤❤
Another song with that same kind of aura: "Sylvan Song/Dream of the Archer" by Heart. Give it a try!
This song is about Lord of the Rings...hence the dark lord and the ringwraiths ride in black, and ring in gold to bring the balance back :)
Mandolin!
Don't look at ur watch... ur in for a ride!!
You have yet to play LZ Heartbreaker/ living loving woman
I think you missed one of Led Zep´s songs to listened and comment. And that is Night flight
I would be curious to see what you thought of Concrete Blonde...
genius
No Frank Zappa reviews he heavily influenced tool ...primus rage against the machine. And others. I would suggest anything off the over night sensation. Album or the apostrophe album
When are you going to react to Ministry - Jesus build my hotrod? :D
Wow..