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4 comments:
Becasue of work, I can't see what you posted, but I love Led Zepplin. Have you ever seen Jasson play drums? He is increadble. Also I assume you heard they all were getting back together!!
i haven't seen Jason play but i've heard snippets. There are probably millions of talented drummers, what impresses me most about a drummer is when they can define their own trademark.
I heard about the reunion, but frankly after seeing a number of Plant solo concerts on TV, I'm less than enthused. His voice is gone. As for Page, I'm sure he is still as talented as ever, but his recent work with Coverdale was just plain wretched. JPJ's solo efforts were lackluster as well.
this is all just MY opinion however. I was a diehard Zep fan back in the day.
I am a huge Keith Moon fan. I have never seen anyone drum like him. Jason is a lot like his dad. I have seen him play a couple of times and he is very intertaining to watch. If Led Zepplin with Jason makes it to LA I will have to go see them. It is one of the shows that you let go by, even if they are not the Zepplin of the 70's
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