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Here is insight I experienced upon first viewing: 1) Jimmy Page was the mastermind. Filled with rare spots and archives, the LED ZEPPELIN DVD provides us with glimpses of the band hidden for over 30 years. Gathering strength and happiness from their timeless music, their uncanny ability to touch my soul, and their commitment to the mastery of rock, I declare myself one of their greatest fans. Today I listen to 'We're Gonna Groove' and 'Ozone Baby,' tracks recorded in the bands prime but assembled only after the passing of John Bonham. However, Led Zeppelin's final album 'Co/Da' remains in my office CD player. As a result, specific memories would follow: 1) listening to 'The Rain Song' on a dreary Friday afternoon 2) convincing my dad to give me the money to buy 'Physical Graffiti' at the mall in Kingston, MA 3) air guitaring to 'Rock And Roll' with my friend Mitchell Daley 4) throwing in a tape of the live version of 'Dazed and Confused' when I first got my license in the winter of 1996 5) In college, smiling through the haze of a Pab's Blue Ribbon as Dave Mayurnik headbanged to 'Kashmir' 12 years later, I find myself in the deps of a hellish day job.

#Led zeppelin bootleg reviews full

Over the cold winter months of seventh grade, I indulged in the fourth album, hooked on the classic ballad 'Stairway To Heaven.' By my 13th birthday, I was well on my way to having their full collection. From the opening riff of 'Heartbreaker' to the tender chords on 'Thank You,' I was fueled with a new inner sanctity and knew my life was changed forever. In the Christmas of 1991, I began this long obsession with the purchase Led Zeppelin II. Led Zeppelin has been my favorite band since I was 12 years old.