Re: After one song...

[danderso@xxxxxxxxxxx (David Anderson)]

>From the closed mind of David Pecnik:

>I, too, have spent the four or so minutes listening to the "Most 
>High" single and reading the numerous FBO reviews.

Four whole minutes!  Wow! And you had enough energy left to post this 
incisive review!  Thanks! 

>God bless John Bonham and John Paul Jones!

Yes, God bless 'em.  And God bless Jimmy Page & Robert Plant too!  Come to 
think of it, God bless us, every one!

>Tell you this, no "LED ZEPPELIN" fan can honestly like this song.

Is it OK for Oasis fans to like it?  What about Garth Brooks fans?  Do they 
have your _permission_ to like it?

Guess what pal, I like LED ZEPPELIN.  I love LED ZEPPELIN.  I honestly like 
"Most High."  So you don't like it.  Big deal.

>Page is strictly a rhythm guitar,

There is no lead guitar break on these studio tracks by LED ZEPPELIN:

Kashmir
Immigrant Song
Four Sticks
Bring It On Home
Out On The Tiles
Night Flight
Carouselambra...

...to name a few.  What's your point?  Page has always kept himself tightly 
reined in in the studio, but you're a LED ZEPPELIN fan, so you knew that.

>the organ play is out of place

Out of place to *you*.  Really it's just in a style your ears are 
unaccustomed to.  Why not just say you don't like it and leave it at that, 
instead of coming up with a lot of pathetic, lame statements that basically 
add up to the fact you don't like it?  There's nothing wrong with not 
liking it. 

>Plant's voice is embarrassing.  The man should have retire long ago.  His 
>voice hasn't been the same since Buddy Holly died.

You're right.  Where's Coverdale?  Sammy Hagar?  John Miles?  Ronnie James 
Dio?  Maybe Brian Johnson from AC/DC?  What happened to the singers from 
Warrant, Ratt, Great White, and Quiet Riot?  They'd all be great with Page! 
And Jason Bonham could handle the drumming, and maybe Pagey and John Paul 
could patch things up... (yawn)

- --Dave Anderson