Led Zeppelin
Rampaging Cajun - (Empress Valley ~ EVSD-534/535/536)
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA
February 28, 1975
soundboard Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
lineage: my silver > EAC > Flac (level 8 )
source: soundboard recording
CD1
01 Rock And Roll
02 Sick Again
03 Over The Hills And Far Away
04 In My Time Of Dying
05 The Song Remains The Same
06 The Rain Song
07 Kashmir
CD2
01 No Quarter
02 Trampled Underfoot
03 Moby Dick
CD3
01 Dazed And Confused
02 Stairway To Heaven
03 Whole Lotta Love
04 Black Dog
Robert Plant – lead vocals, harmonica, percussion
Jimmy Page – guitar, theremin, backing vocals
John Paul Jones – bass, keyboards, mandolin, backing vocals
John Bonham – drums, percussion, backing vocals
Rampaging Cajun - (Empress Valley ~ EVSD-534/535/536)
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA
February 28, 1975
soundboard Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
lineage: my silver > EAC > Flac (level 8 )
source: soundboard recording
CD1
01 Rock And Roll
02 Sick Again
03 Over The Hills And Far Away
04 In My Time Of Dying
05 The Song Remains The Same
06 The Rain Song
07 Kashmir
CD2
01 No Quarter
02 Trampled Underfoot
03 Moby Dick
CD3
01 Dazed And Confused
02 Stairway To Heaven
03 Whole Lotta Love
04 Black Dog
Robert Plant – lead vocals, harmonica, percussion
Jimmy Page – guitar, theremin, backing vocals
John Paul Jones – bass, keyboards, mandolin, backing vocals
John Bonham – drums, percussion, backing vocals
Heavy Metal Roots & Branches Post #12
Jimmy Page and Robert Plant deny having anything to do with the genre of Heavy Metal. The duo wouldn't even grant an interview for VH1's documentary, Heavy: The Story Of Metal. The representative that delivers the message stresses that Jimmy Page and Robert Plant say they were never a Metal band and have/want no connection to the genre. Despite the heavy denial (pun not intended) Led Zeppelin were very instrumental in the development of Heavy Metal. All it takes is one listen to some of the Traditional Metal and Hair Metal bands and the influence is very evident. The Power Ballad is every Metal Bands grab for a Top 10 Hit, the origin of The Power Ballad is debated but it can not be denied that Led Zeppelin II's "Thank You" is a strong contender for that spot. Robert Plant's over the top vocal style is also a huge influence on most of your Traditional Metal Singers, David Coverdale of Whitesnake and Jack Russell of Great White are perfect examples.
















