Raoul Duke
12-05-2007, 08:35 PM
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Seventies rock did not come any bigger, harder or heavierthan Led Zeppelin. Singer Robert Plant's macho shriek and guitaristJimmy Page's bludgeoning chords and chain-saw solos became theblueprint for all the heavy-metal bands that would follow. WhenPage formed Led Zeppelin in 1968, he envisioned a band thatcombined the gutsy sexuality of vintage blues and rockabilly withthe awesome might of rock's new technology. Led Zeppelin's recordsales, consistently in the multimillions, and...
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Seventies rock did not come any bigger, harder or heavierthan Led Zeppelin. Singer Robert Plant's macho shriek and guitaristJimmy Page's bludgeoning chords and chain-saw solos became theblueprint for all the heavy-metal bands that would follow. WhenPage formed Led Zeppelin in 1968, he envisioned a band thatcombined the gutsy sexuality of vintage blues and rockabilly withthe awesome might of rock's new technology. Led Zeppelin's recordsales, consistently in the multimillions, and...
More... ( http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story/17537975/the_rise_and_fall_of_led_zeppelin_power_mystery_an d_the_hammer_of_the_gods?source=music_news_rssfeed )