Led Zeppelin (Live at Royal Albert Hall - Part 1)
- há 13 anos
The opening number was taken at mid-tempo and featured some outstanding interplay between voice and guitar.(...)
"Once again, the Albert Hall must have had a plethora of buttered buns left over on Friday night. For, like the Crosby, Stills & Nash & Young concert I didn’t see earlier in the week, Led Zeppelin played for over two hours without an interval. (...)
They are professional without being slick. From the moment when their own cheer-leader introduced them at the beginning to the moment when he wound up the excitement all over again at the end, one had the impression that everything in their act was considered to the nth degree, that they had the secret formula for success (...)
font - http://ledzeppelin.com/show/january-9-1970
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"Once again, the Albert Hall must have had a plethora of buttered buns left over on Friday night. For, like the Crosby, Stills & Nash & Young concert I didn’t see earlier in the week, Led Zeppelin played for over two hours without an interval. (...)
They are professional without being slick. From the moment when their own cheer-leader introduced them at the beginning to the moment when he wound up the excitement all over again at the end, one had the impression that everything in their act was considered to the nth degree, that they had the secret formula for success (...)
font - http://ledzeppelin.com/show/january-9-1970
Check it! :) - http://soundvsvision.wordpress.com/