Prog Synch Listen: Led Zeppelin. The Levee Broke

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[Diamond Dog]

YESSIR!

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Tomorrow




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Today



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Evening/afternoon all

To absent friends

*chink*




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[Diamond Dog]

Here.

[soundchaser]

rock and roll, everyone: Hi.

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Whose the little laugh at the start...?

DD?






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[soundchaser]

This part always sounds so amazing on headphones. Go get her, Robert.

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Here.

Good lad

Despite hearing this track a thousand times I still love it

I recall, perhaps incorrectly, that at the time it was briefly released as a single then withdrawn...?

I tried to get a copy







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[Diamond Dog]

I always thought Bonzo's drum pattern in this was weird - it's supposedly 4/4, but it seems to do some really odd things on the way.

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This part always sounds so amazing on headphones. Go get her, Robert.

Not 'arf!!!





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Those tubs!






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[Diamond Dog]

Whose the little laugh at the start...?

DD?






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It's a cough I think. I always thought it was Robert.

[soundchaser]

And here’s my all time favourite drummer. John Bonham. John Henry Bonham.

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I always thought Bonzo's drum pattern in this was weird - it's supposedly 4/4, but it seems to do some really odd things on the way.

Indeed - it goes to 5/4 at teems I think





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Let me know when you get to "What is..."....I think I'm a bit behind you.

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John Henry Bonham.

As introduced on the live album Song Remains...




SHAKE FOR ME GIRL!!!






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[Diamond Dog]

Well I'm onto track 2.

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'What is' is a corker - I anticipate the big tubs intro every time.





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