I love Led Zeppelin they are truly certified rock gods. Dazed and Confused is my favorite song by them and just watching that performance shocked me. Jimmy page playing his guitar with a violin now is so unexpected but creative I love it!
Classic rock became iconic through cultural shifts and Led Zeppelin was very influential. I like how he is getting recognition for his performances and his talent.
I thought it was interesting how some artist would break what they would use to make the music just for the looks. Also that Led Zeppelin is known as a Rock God with all the great music and preforms that he did.
omg! i loved this sub stack so much! i learned so much, i loved hearing dazed and confused by led zeppelin and a day in the life by the Beatles. rock is one of my favorite genres
I like how this Substack goes into the power of music, showing musicians like Jim Morrison and Jimi Hendrix as people guiding others on spiritual journeys kind of. It makes you not only appreciate the sound but also the cultural and emotional weight behind these rock figures.
This sub stack was full of really great information. The fact that one little pedal come make such a great difference how the guitar is played is cool.
The development of the counterculture through these rock icons is amazing as it awakens new ideas of freedom and our place in the world setting the foundations for the current countercultures being exhibited by young people and their idols today.
This substack was greatly informational about the concepts of an album. I also found it interesting how the wah pedal impacted Jimi Hendrix rock and roll concert.
Your reflection on Rockstar asportations resonates deeply. Its about embracing creativity, rebellion and freedom thanks for this inspiring read! I love Led Zeppelin at first I had no clue on who he was and then my cousin would play a couple of his songs and I enjoyed them. He still had posters up in his room.
The fact that one little pedal come make such a difference to how the guitar is played is astounding. I love the fact that as time moves people of the pass are still given credit and are revered like John Bonham
This substack really intrigued me i just loved listening to the different versions of songs. The Beatles style is truley one of a kind. I really liked the star spangled banner.
This sub stack was full of really great information. I feel like I learned so much about music reading and listening to the songs in this article than ive ever had in a music class. It is so cool to read about how the concepts of an album came to be. I also love that a pedal (the wah wah pedal) was made just to make the music bigger and louder. Loved this!
I really liked how it talked about the different artist and just getting to know them in a deeper level of what they were doing at times. I loved when it talked about John Bonham he was descripted as chaos but it added spark when he played the drums.
I love Led Zeppelin they are truly certified rock gods. Dazed and Confused is my favorite song by them and just watching that performance shocked me. Jimmy page playing his guitar with a violin now is so unexpected but creative I love it!
John Boeman was a cool drummer. It was amazing to me to see how much drummers looked up to him.
Classic rock became iconic through cultural shifts and Led Zeppelin was very influential. I like how he is getting recognition for his performances and his talent.
I thought it was interesting how some artist would break what they would use to make the music just for the looks. Also that Led Zeppelin is known as a Rock God with all the great music and preforms that he did.
omg! i loved this sub stack so much! i learned so much, i loved hearing dazed and confused by led zeppelin and a day in the life by the Beatles. rock is one of my favorite genres
This substack was extremely helpful in understanding "Rock stars". I say this because people like Led Zeppelin were explained in the article above.
I like how this Substack goes into the power of music, showing musicians like Jim Morrison and Jimi Hendrix as people guiding others on spiritual journeys kind of. It makes you not only appreciate the sound but also the cultural and emotional weight behind these rock figures.
This sub stack was full of really great information. The fact that one little pedal come make such a great difference how the guitar is played is cool.
The development of the counterculture through these rock icons is amazing as it awakens new ideas of freedom and our place in the world setting the foundations for the current countercultures being exhibited by young people and their idols today.
This substack was greatly informational about the concepts of an album. I also found it interesting how the wah pedal impacted Jimi Hendrix rock and roll concert.
Your reflection on Rockstar asportations resonates deeply. Its about embracing creativity, rebellion and freedom thanks for this inspiring read! I love Led Zeppelin at first I had no clue on who he was and then my cousin would play a couple of his songs and I enjoyed them. He still had posters up in his room.
The fact that one little pedal come make such a difference to how the guitar is played is astounding. I love the fact that as time moves people of the pass are still given credit and are revered like John Bonham
This substack really intrigued me i just loved listening to the different versions of songs. The Beatles style is truley one of a kind. I really liked the star spangled banner.
This sub stack was full of really great information. I feel like I learned so much about music reading and listening to the songs in this article than ive ever had in a music class. It is so cool to read about how the concepts of an album came to be. I also love that a pedal (the wah wah pedal) was made just to make the music bigger and louder. Loved this!
I really liked how it talked about the different artist and just getting to know them in a deeper level of what they were doing at times. I loved when it talked about John Bonham he was descripted as chaos but it added spark when he played the drums.
I really enjoyed this substack. My favorite was the star spangeled banner. It was alot longer but it was impressive.