sigh.

I'm hearing Supertramp and Supergrass... Who no doubt heard Zeppelin to begin with. :)

Some of my favorite LZ songs are their simplest. Robert Plants amazing voice accompanied by Jimmy P on acoustic guitar. This song is beautiful and timeless.

This is the best radio station in the world. Thanx

You gotta love the Zep. I've been having a big LZ revival lately.

And it's been pleasant! Good summer tunes too...

Just outstanding. Thanks Bill.

Ok, less drugs for you.

No surprise Robert Planet has teamed up with Allison Krause after listening to this beautiful piece.

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With David Bowie and now Zeppelin, you are making my Friday - Thanks RP!

One of the things I most admire about Zeppelin was their ability to go from incredibly intense electric stuff to beautiful airy acoustic pieces like this on the drop of a dime. Probably one of the reasons I am such a Porcupine Tree addict- they do the same kind of thing at least in terms of shifts of mood (not comparing the 2 bands so don't go ballistic please)

pmnixa wrote:I received an original cassette of this album as a gift on my 11th birthday in 1971, the year my family and I moved to London UK. I still have it but it's faded and worn from over use. Should I feel old? NOT.

sansured wrote:

The lighter side is Zep is the magic ingedient that generations of imitators always miss, concentrating only on the heavy side and missing the big picture. Folk, blues and rock all influenced the band.

pmnixa wrote:

I don't know about, but one of my reasons for listening to RP is because I hear new things all the time. I especially like it when I hear a new song from an old artist I thought I knew.

pmnixa wrote:Yes. Yes, you should.

I was ashamed that I hadn't rated this song yet. I thought I'd gotten a 10 hung on all of LZ's songs by now. At least I got the satisfaction of giving it a 10 today.

Just divine....

I don't know that I can express how much I love this song. If hell is listening to Bon Jovi, heaven must be listening to Zep. . .

yeah.. I just wish I had better speakers..

I absolutely love this tune. Ageless.

One on my all time favorites.

Lyrics are awesome, if a bit flowery... Love this tune!!!

Zep III really made me a fan. For those none Zep fans, listen to the songs on this album, especially side 2. You may change your opinion...

What a gently magnificent song this is, a shining example of Zeppelin's exquisite lighter touch. I've noticed that Zep's music has lost none of its power over the years. They still remain in that league all by themselves. Probably my favorite Zep album, LZ-III was regarded as a mild commercial disappointment(only by Zep's colossal standards)having sold six million copies in the U.S. alone, though its stature continues to grow with the passage of time, it is still an underrated gem.

Such a hauntingly beautiful song.

gesmith54 wrote:

I'll second that !

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pmnixa wrote:

nah, it doesn't get a lot of mainstream radio play... I think that's precisely why I listen to radio paradise!

karljonasson wrote:

Sad commentary, but sickingly funny at the same time.

pmnixa wrote:


you're not alone. Now i know why a dumb jock friend of mine in high school raved about this album.

"Bonzo! Hey! Wake up, man!"

"Ah, f@#% it, we'll do it without 'im."

Could we please hear some more selections from Zep III. Like Gallows Pole and Out on the Tiles?
please..
gesmith

Should I be ashamed to admit that I have never heard this song before? It is awesome!