Rapidshare led zeppelin houses of the holy

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It would appear that the distortion issue only occurs on the vinyl, but the CD is ok. I don't even have a turntable, so I'm not too worried. Just arrived.

Existing user? Sign in with Facebook. Start new topic. Recommended Posts. NewJPage Posted December 20, The only immediate goal Led Zeppelin had was write and record some songs. It was simply a matter of getting together and letting it come out. Three leftovers were later split among two other Led Zeppelin albums. One of the three was "Walter's Walk.

In fact, some of the other vocal lines for songs recorded for Houses of the Holy were afterthoughts: "Over the Hills and Far Away" was one, and "The Crunge" recorded with the Stones' mobile studio at Headley Grange in were two of them. Plant said, "We would have backing track tapes worked out and somebody would cry out, 'We've got no bloody lyrics.

So I had to take them away and listen on my own. Said Kramer, "The lads were really happy there, recording with the amazing acoustics of the old mansion and frolicking around in the park-like setting. They were so confident and so happy with what was going on. The general feeling was excellent.

He brought a camera to the recording sessions -- something he'd been doing for years at previous sessions -- and was able to capture some historic moments from what was essentially the Houses of the Holy recording sessions. Photos in his collection show the band dancing to the playback of the newly recorded "Dancing Days. So the lads decided to get into it and dance around to this great track. He also wrote that Page, wearing a V-neck cardigan sweater and looking "like the quintessential English school boy," used a Martin 6-string acoustic guitar.

He continued, "We decided to place Jimmy and John Paul outside in order to record their acoustic guitars with no acoustical room interference. When Robert sang his lead vocal, we tried to capture the same sound.

However, just as he was about to sing, an airplane droned overhead. Finally, we have got to talk about that album cover. Lori Maddox and the other girls her age was another line that should never have been crossed.

Houses of the Holy might be your personal favorite Led Zeppelin album — there are arguments to made for it. It is hard to imagine the Zeppelin catalog without those songs. The first time the live versions of the songs on the album surpassed the studio ones by such a large margin. That guitar riff which opens it is lethargic and tedious.

Neither side of this album opens in a way that locks me in and makes me want to hear more. For a Zeppelin track, it is very lightweight. I like it because of its unusual time signature s. What else but what they recorded would have worked? Like Like. I really like the idea of pulling tracks from Physically Graffiti that were recorded during the Houses of the Holy sessions into HotH — I think it would definitely make for a better album. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account.

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