Led Zeppelin
Creem – America’s Only Rock ‘n’ Roll Magazine, Reviewed Issue By Issue – November 1979 (Volume 11, Number 6)
I was last seen in your crummy mag the August ’77 issue drinking Boy Howdy!
Creem – America’s Only Rock ‘n’ Roll Magazine, Reviewed Issue By Issue – February 1979 (Volume 10, Number 9)
I don’t believe I’m 100 percent gay because I’m attracted to older women
Creem – America’s Only Rock ‘n’ Roll Magazine, Reviewed Issue By Issue – July 1977 (Volume 9, Number 2)
the last of an era of cock rockers
Hear Ye: what rock nyc is listening to 12-21-13
Anything Could Happen – Ellie Goulding – This is a big song for Ellie, completely addictive with those “wee wee wees” playing in the back of your head long after its over and a chorus of Ellie’s bringing it back home. Huge in the UK – A
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So altogether, I wasn’t thrilled by the band but listening to Zep 1 – 4 plus Houses Of The Holy and the incredible Physical Graffiti, I must admit I think punk has something to answer for, while it is true that all six albums dropped pre punk still it was punk that made them obsolote with one amphetemine sneer from Johnny Rotten’s lips.
Led Zeppelin Is Now On Spotify, The Big Winner Of the Day
I am not exactly sure because you can nevertheless find parts of their respective catalogs when doing a search on Spotify. I wonder how long anybody will be able to resist. With the new free radio service, it’s now a matter of time till Spotify crushes Pandora
Catalogs On Spotify!
At the moment you can stream just about everything Pink Floyd have ever released though the Led Zep availability is still in its infancy, only the first four albums are up and, oddly enough, with “Immigrant Song”, “Since I’ve Been Loving You”, “Black Dog”, “Immigrant Song”, “Stairway To Heaven”, and “Misty Mountain Hop” missing.