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[Herman]

[Herman]

The three surviving members of Led Zeppelin reunited for Live Aid in 1985. Phil Collins and some Coloured guy filled in on drums. This is a shit performance of Rock n Roll.

[J E B Stuart]

"Ten Years Gone" by Led Zeppelin is from their 1975 album Physical Graffiti.  This live version is from a 1999 concert with Jimmy Page and The Black Crowes.  Great song. Great performance. Need I say more?:

Amen.

[Brent]

"Ten Years Gone" by Led Zeppelin is from their 1975 album Physical Graffiti.  This live version is from a 1999 concert with Jimmy Page and The Black Crowes.  Great song. Great performance. Need I say more?:

Amen.

I wonder why Houses of the Holy was on the Physical Graffiti album instead of Houses of the Holy.

[J E B Stuart]

I wonder why Houses of the Holy was on the Physical Graffiti album instead of Houses of the Holy.

Interesting question. This is what AI said:

"Why It Was Moved

Novelty/Link: Jimmy Page felt it was "novel" to leave the title track off the album, intending it to serve as a bridge or connection between the two albums.

"Dancing Days" Similarity: The band thought the track too closely resembled "Dancing Days" and decided to keep that song instead.

Album Flow: The band did not feel the song fit with the rest of the material on the 1973 album, so it was moved to the later double album."

Amen.

[Brent]

Interesting question. This is what AI said:

"Why It Was Moved

Novelty/Link: Jimmy Page felt it was "novel" to leave the title track off the album, intending it to serve as a bridge or connection between the two albums.

"Dancing Days" Similarity: The band thought the track too closely resembled "Dancing Days" and decided to keep that song instead.

Album Flow: The band did not feel the song fit with the rest of the material on the 1973 album, so it was moved to the later double album."

Amen.

I don't care what Jimmy Page said. A title track should be on the same album period.