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Led Zeppelin II

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Hard Rock & Metal and Rock album by Led Zeppelin

Riff rock had been what Jimmy Page's former band, theYardbirds, were all about, and on Led Zeppelin's second album, released, like its predecessor, in 1969, the inventive guitarist demonstrated that he'd indeed learned his lessons well. Witness "Whole … see full wiki

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Read This With An Open Mind

Jan 20, 2000

by Glennster2008
posted in Music Matters

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As stated in other reviews that I have written on Led Zeppelin, I am NOT a fan of their music. However, this recording features Jimmy Page at his absolute best. On Whote Lotta Love, Lemon Song,Hearbreaker, and Moby Dick, Page plays some very memorable guitar licks. In addition, his guitar tone is quite pleasant and supports Robert Plants passionate vocals on the mellow ballad Thank You. Then there is What Is And What Should Never Be. Page plays an interesting rhythm which even shows that he may have some jazz chops in his soul. Ramble On also has some interesting guitar embellishments as well. Whereas I doubt if I could ever become a major fan of this band(mostly due to Robert Plants vocal style, I would recommend this and Houses Of The Holy as two purchases for anyone who likes or is interested in Led Zeppelin. For those people who only want to read good things about Led Zeppelin, I suggest that you open your minds to different perspectives. In this review I have tried to state what I like and dislike about this record and the band as a whole. I may not be a fan of the band, but ask those who cast as vote here to understand that I am trying to be objective. This would be a pretty boring world if we all thought the same way.

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