| Jeez. Hanging out on the screened (and opaque) tennis courts on spring nights with the crew, listening to his on a portable cassette player. Moonlight, a glow from the roach, and an artificial illumination from cheap bourbon.
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| Everyone in my trailer loves this
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| THIS is the Led Zeppelin you wish you heard played on the radio. The chance to hear songs like this make me thankful for RP. Wouldn't be on my playlist but so happy when it comes up.
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| This is NOT your classic rock radio (where we only get to hear the big songs).. Thanks RP
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| Where else would you get a song from India and the Zepp
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| kingart wrote: Dead Zeppelin. Maybe, but they seem to have following out there! At least there's water mentioned.......  |
| Dead Zeppelin.
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| Takes me back to High School. Love it.
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pintoMar 03, 2012 - 19:10 | This would play well on The Grand Ole Opry
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| Unforgettable memories to this double album. The cassette got stuck in my car player as a teenager, so I spent the whole summer listening to this album. Of all the ones to get stuck in my deck for the summer......PERFECT!
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| Led Zeppelin goes country.
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| No doubt others noticed it, but this has a very Grateful Dead and Jerry dippy twang to it.
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| jagdriver wrote: Wow, that was cool. Makes you realize how the history of rock n' roll was filled with chance happenings, weird people, and seat-of-your-pants planning when things broke down. The music industry back then was definitely not a perfectly controlled machine... I heard one story of luck that blew my mind a few years ago while watching a history of Stax/Volt records. The company had arranged a 1962 recording session with Johnny Jenkins. Since there was still some studio time left after the band had finished, the engineers let a kid who'd come along with Jenkins—mostly to drive the car and carry the equipment—record two songs. The kid was Otis Redding, the two songs became hits and Redding became the mainstay for Stax/Volt. |
| peter_james_bond wrote: Bill, you should pair this song with Queen's Seaside Rendezvous from A Night At The Opera.
That's an amusing and odd song. |
| I always picture parts of this song being what Arthur Dent hears the people of Krikkit singing when he's watching the history of Krikkit on Slartibartfast's Starship Bistromath, and he thinks that Paul McCartney would have enough money to buy Kent if he had written the song. |
| Dave_Mack wrote: It's chilly by the seaside in Carmel, but beautiful.
The sand was so cold, but offset by the hot guy pressed against me. |
| It's chilly by the seaside in Carmel, but beautiful.
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| jagdriver wrote: That's a great goosebump-inducing story. Thanks. |
| Bill, you should pair this song with Queen's Seaside Rendezvous from A Night At The Opera.  |
