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Led Zeppelin is the # 1 Rock and Roll Band of All Time

I was in rock and roll all my life and I am well aware that the Rolling Stones were named the best and rock roll. Do not get me wrong because I love Mick and the Stones and the Beatles were my biggest musical influence, but here's why I think that Led Zeppelin is the best band rock and roll of all Time:

1. TOP PLAYERS

First of all, John Bonham was the best drummer in rock and roll ever to walk the face of this planet, and this information is a opinion coming from a former professional drummer. John played drums unlike anyone else ever did, still does, never will be, and this fact is continuously demonstrated the breadth and depth of his amazing work recorded. He had complete independence in all four limbs, he closed his life more difficult than anyone, and he did it with speed and accuracy, since it never drops the pace. His beats were innovative and creative, and John was never stuck in simple grooves. His fills were innovative, creative, complex and technically brilliant, he knew when to keep it relatively simple (ie Kashmir), but he was always in the stratosphere battery. And to top it all off, John created a giant drum sound which is unique. It inspired a host of imitators who were able to imitate the sound of his snare drum, but only a nuisance. At a time when Led Zep was formed, Jimmy Page could have gotten any drummer in the world to play with him, and he chose John. There one single drummer alive or dead, who can begin to play the power of John, creativity, speed, accuracy and technical brilliance. I heard that Jimmy still feels the same way about John as I do.

Secondly, Jimmy Page has always been one of rock guitarists in history, from its earliest days as a session player and the beginning of its real public stardom in the Yardbirds. I suspect that Jimmy would agree with me that Jimi Hendrix was a true genius of the guitar because he came from another galaxy in terms of their sound and their use of feedback. But unfortunately, Jimi died and will never know how much more he would have progressed. When I listen to Jimmy's solos using the violin bow, I have the desire to put it on the pedestal that Hendrix and know which galaxy they both came. As a songwriter, Jimmy used his superior ability to play guitar to create the structure of the current song. Music of Led Zep use not one or two riffs incredibly powerful, complicated and unbelievably SEXY Jimmy's in each song, but there are four, five or more riffs of the songs. Jimmy's riffs differ from each other within each song, and also from song to song. His guitar solo can be tough and sexy, it can be sensitive and beautiful, and it may be technically brilliant, all in the same song.

Third place, John Paul Jones is a bass player who reached a level of brightness comparable to http://www.starcrost.com/entertainment/paul.php href = ""> Paul McCartney. Like McCartney, John could play beautiful "melodic" bass (ie "Ramble On"), he could play as fast as he receives, but also knew that to keep it simple and just hold the bottom, although I think he was unable to do this without absolute sophistication. No one can touch all two on bass and John also played consistently brilliant keyboards - piano, organ and synthesizer. The intricate manner in which he wove his bass guitar playing into, through and under Jimmy's guitar playing is nothing less than perfection itself.

And last but not least all, Robert Plant had an incredibly vocal range high, emotionally and in terms of octaves. Just like Dylan was for his own music, Robert's voice was perfect for the music of Led Zep and there is no other singer that could have fit in as a professional singer, I'm hit by the vocals of Robert of both a technical and an emotional level. Robert understood the concept of using her voice as a musical instrument, creating fascinating sounds without using lyrics. And Robert co-wrote with Jimmy too. A lot of times you can not understand their lyrics, and I heard that it was the intention of Robert because just like Mick Jagger, all that mattered was the moment you connect with the emotion and energy in the entire music. But when you can get the lyrics (like in Stairway to Heaven, their tribute to Janis Joplin), you find a large piece of poetry. On top of everything So Robert had the best yeahs "oooh" in the business!

SONGWRITING 2.CREATIVE

Hardly anyone has covered songs by Led Zep very good reasons. Their song structure is based on your playing skills much higher and there is nobody who can really play what he played. I'm talking songs that are not based on simple chords like all other rock and roll is. Jimmy and Robert based their songs on Jimmy's riffs and pitch of chords that for the day stand alone as being unique. I am also talking about the length of songs that maintain a constant and intense high, up to 11 minutes, without resorting to an overly repetitive chorus. I know the work of Robert soil after Led Zep that he also uses unusual tonalities in his writing, but even without really knowing it I would have to assume that, because of Jimmy Page to be a source of guitar work in bright eruption, most of the non-vocal music creation came from Jimmy. The Beatles certainly deserve abject worship for John and Paul's creative capacity compositions, no question about it. Certainly Mick and Keith wrote a series of classic rock songs, historic and memorable, but the very nature of their comparatively simple rock and roll structure and basic similarity between them in the use of large and minor chord progressions, simple and basic rock and roll rhythms, and verse / chorus / bridge approach defines them as being less innovative when compared to Robert and Jimmy.

3.SUM TOTAL OF BRILLIANT WORK

Here they outdistance The because most of the Stones' albums have "fillers" songs that are not reaching the same intense high that got beaten in all their best. However, I would like to say that I do not think that Mick or Robert is capable of recording anything short of a brilliant voice. The Beatles actually exceed Led Zep in terms of number of great albums that constitute a larger body of work exceptionally brilliant and innovative, that literally broke new musical ground with each song they recorded. The Beatles were simply The Beatles, and they were more creative rock and roll ever to be the best singers and songwriters ever right down to his charm and charisma. But without denigrating their style beautiful, sensitive and original play, what they recorded is not the kind of heavy rock and roll that both the Stones or Led Zep played. George, Paul and John were brilliant and creative guitarists, but why not improvise on stage, they were not really master guitarists. I love and respect for Ringo as both a person and a very creative drummer who mastered the art of drum sounds. He has his own unmistakable Ringo style for both, but it is not really a master drummer to be able to play with great speed and dexterity. I'm talking 9 Led Zep album full of bright, high intensity music - I do not know how many hours of great rock and roll that is listening. There is a single track weak among all that work, and there is simply no doubt that they always broke new ground musically. Her debut album is still the best of all time (including Cream) and Coda, their song "Swan" is also perfect.

PRESENCE 4.STAGE

Led Zep was there when the concept of rock and roll star "was still evolving.'ll admit that the Stones at least deserve honorable mention as the best rock and roll, but is mainly because of their impressive touring record and stage presence of Mick superstar with his ability to put on a great show every time he appears. And he is still doing that to 60 years for God's sake! My point is not that Led Zep necessarily the best stage presence, only that they do not have a true rock star sexual aura.

I could go on about Jimmy Page's skills as a producer, and there are other aspects of his greatness as the time they were together, without a change in band members. And life really took the rock and roll wild archtypical bad boys equals the life led by the Rolling Stones in intensity, duration, if not. Both bands are perfect examples an artistic level of what I call FORM = content, which in this case means that these bands of rock and roll personified the two rock and roll life.

In conclusion, the four categories above are enough to fully qualify Led Zeppelin for my not so humble winner. There will never be another rock and roll to bring the heights stratospheric musical that Led Zep reached. The Recording Industry Association of America, which has the correct statistics, lists of Led Zeppelin as the third best-selling act Music / Artist in history. Zep The Beatles are in first place with 166.5 million albums sold in the USA alone, Elvis is second with 117.5 million, Led and is third with 106 million euros. I think it's very important that statistics are becoming geometrically times greater than the number of albums sold in life performance. What happened and is happening is that young people today are discovering them in bulk because they are coming of age sexually and they recognize and connect with the most powerful musical example of sexual potency. They are buying their CD's, T-shirts, posters and other memorabilia. And frankly, I moved.

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