Your last song?
I asked this in another thread, but I am curious, if you had 1 last song to listen to, your "final song" what would it be?
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Live (bootleg) version of "Dazed and Confused" by Led Zeppelin from the Seattle Centre Coliseum, Seattle, Washington, 17th July 1973.
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SCompRacer wrote: »Highway to Hell - AC/DC
LOL! Nice.
I read somewhere that death row inmates ask for a "last song", not saying they deserved it, but it shows how deeply imbedded music is in the human psyche.
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I'm not sure but it would be one long SOB.
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For a more serious song, I'd use the Grateful Dead's "To Lay Me Down".
For a fun one... I don't know, I'll report back later.
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falconcry72 wrote: »For a more serious song, I'd use the Grateful Dead's "To Lay Me Down".
For a fun one... I don't know, I'll report back later.
please hurry! in my exp., when JG would play that tune to a sea of emotional and rapturous tripsters, he had to kick start them with something like 'one more sat nite' -
+1, I was home on leave and was there.Live (bootleg) version of "Dazed and Confused" by Led Zeppelin from the Seattle Centre Coliseum, Seattle, Washington, 17th July 1973.
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Live (bootleg) version of "Dazed and Confused" by Led Zeppelin from the Seattle Centre Coliseum, Seattle, Washington, 17th July 1973.
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That one is good. Also, the "Dazed and Confused" and "No Quarter" from Earls Court 1975!! Phenominal!!!
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+1, I was home on leave and was there.
Cool, you know what I mean then.That one is good. Also, the "Dazed and Confused" and "No Quarter" from Earls Court 1975!! Phenominal!!!
Greg
Really funny thing about the 75 Earls Court bootlegs. Never thought that highly of those shows (they were still very good) when I had all the bootlegs. Then after seeing the official release of part of one night from that set of 6 or so concerts I gained a new appreciation for the Earls Court shows. Usually I prefer the rawness and untouched nature of the bootleg over the commerical release, but not for those few songs officially released of Earls Court. A real pity they didn't include the entire show.
They didn't include because the PRO footage was shot for the screens and it was mostly close-ups and poorly lit footage (ie; Page thought it would be monotonous and boring to have close to 3 hours of that type of footage). I tend to agree because I have 3 bootleg DVD's of Earls Court shows and only the hardcore fan can really enjoy it visually for an extended period of time because the angles and cuts, point of views and lighting choices were never intended to be for official use. Pretty unspectacular and one dimensionally boring.
It in no way captures the intensity and mood of the band.
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Really funny thing about the 75 Earls Court bootlegs. Never thought that highly of those shows (they were still very good) when I had all the bootlegs. Then after seeing the official release of part of one night from that set of 6 or so concerts I gained a new appreciation for the Earls Court shows. Usually I prefer the rawness and untouched nature of the bootleg over the commerical release, but not for those few songs officially released of Earls Court. A real pity they didn't include the entire show.
They didn't include because the PRO footage was shot for the screens and it was mostly close-ups and poorly lit footage (ie; Page thought it would be monotonous and boring to have close to 3 hours of that type of footage). I tend to agree because I have 3 bootleg DVD's of Earls Court shows and only the hardcore fan can really enjoy it visually for an extended period of time because the angles and cuts, point of views and lighting choices were never intended to be for official use. Pretty unspectacular and one dimensionally boring.
It in no way captures the intensity and mood of the band.
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I think Plant's face says it all. These discs are taken from May 24th. Part audience (B+ sound quality, and part soundboard). The "No Quarter" and "Dazed and Confused" are soundboard.
Greg
Taken from a recent Audioholics reply regarding "Club Polk" and Polk speakers:
"I'm yet to hear a Polk speaker that merits more than a sentence and 60 seconds discussion."
My response is: If you need 60 seconds to respond in one sentence, you probably should't be evaluating Polk speakers.....
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Yep, that was one of the exact bootlegs I had for a long time. Since that one was introduced back in the 90's there have been a plethora of others released with even better fidelity, including DVD's from the pro-shot footage, etc.
But that was one of the boots I was refering to, I felt the performance, while really good, wasn't as exciting as some others from that tour. As a general rule I like the earlier stuff 69-71 the best. Espcially early 69, what a raw, talented band going for it!!! Talk about destroying every other musical act in their path. Some of the most exciting and intense recordings come from those early days. Don't get me wrong I enjoy it all, the various stages, etc.....but those real early 1969 shows are priceless as well as the Hammer of the Gods performances 71 through part of 73.
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