Re: An Awesome Day at School (Yes, there is Zep Content... in Fact, it Revolves around the Zep

[Tim Druck <tcdruck@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

It's random stuff like that that makes being a Zeppelin fan fun, even 30 
years after the fact.  It's really even kinda unique to the younger 
Zeppelin fan - you older folks who were around for the flight of 
Zeppelin pretty much can assume your peers are mostly into Zeppelin, but 
admitting you're a Zep freak can be perilously close to proclaiming 
oneself a geek in certain circles to people 20 years younger who think 
that rock started with Alice In Chains.  So suddenly finding out that 
everyone you know is a Zephead is like a weight lifted off your 
shoulders - you can openly wear that 75-tour t-shirt to class now, and 
you don't have to turn down the stereo when you have Travelling 
Riverside Blues blaring at full-volume as you enter the parking lot.

Me, I was never cool anyway, so I didn't care.  LOL
TimD


Nathan Hevensone wrote:
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> By the time the album was over people wanted more, so my friend threw
> on II (turns out he's got the complete studio recordings box set in
> his CD case, plus BBC, TSRTS remastered, and How the West Was Won).
> All in all, I think we listened to the first 4 albums before I went to
> class.  It was fucking awesome!
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> Long live Led Zeppelin!
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> (I know, random story, but I thought y'all here at FBO would enjoy that... :D)