FYMS * How is this possible..

It is with great shame that I admit this....but it has taken me 25 years to listen to a Led Zeppelin album. For some reason, I thought I didn't/wouldn't like them. Who knows why. After watching that documentary "It Might Get Loud" featuring Jimmy Page, I felt it was getting a bit ridiculous that I hadn't really given them a proper introduction to my musicsoul, who I must say, has now reached a more mature age ever since moving to Chicago.  Obviously I had to stay true to my first album theory, so I started at the beginning with their 1969 self-titled debut album.

UM. Harmonica solo in "You Shook Me". "Dazed and Confused". Guitar solo in "Communication Breakdown". "I Can't Quit You Baby". I think I've found out what year my musicsoul was born.

What the hell have I been doing with my life?

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"You Shook Me"

English rock band Led Zeppelin recorded "You Shook Me" for their 1969 debut album Led Zeppelin. It has been described as "a heavy, pummeling bit of post-psychedelic blues-rock, with healthy doses of vocal histrionics from Robert Plant and guitar fireworks from Jimmy Page".

"Dazed & Confused"

Led Zeppelin - Dazed and Confused Live Supershow 1969 Metalrocker77 - Robert Plant, voz, armónica y pandereta. - Jimmy Page, guitarra eléctrica y acústica. - John Paul Jones, bajo, teclados y mandolina. - John Bonham, batería y percusión.

I also have to include this one - the note at about the 3:07 mark is just insane.
"Since I've Been Loving You"

Led Zeppelin III Remaster 2014 I DO NOT OWN ANYTHING, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED TO RESPECTIVE COMPOSERS,MUSICIANS AND COMPANIES INVOLVED, FOR FAIR USE ONLY, NO PROFIT INTENDED.

I know. I am so sorry. Please don't judge me too hard.

Words of advice? Don't knock something until you try it. Music selectivity should be a crime.

-FYMS-

(now to find me some of these on vinyl..)