OK, Bonzo, I'll give ya one...

[unstable bob gable]

I am critical of Led Zep's live performances, but they played one on the radio earlier which I always give props too: "No Quarter" from The Song Remains the Same. J P Jones is such an under rated keyboardist, and on this cut he really shines. I'm a big fan of Keith Emerson and Rick Wakeman, and I've always put J P J in the same class as those guys. Plus he plays a helluva bass, too.

[BonzoHansen]

I love 73 No Quarters. He is good, but not over the top like later tours, and Page's sound it great.

Little fact for you. He used a new Yahama synth (the GX1) a lot on the In Through The Out Door record - he later sold it to Emerson.

[unstable bob gable]

Originally Posted by BonzoHansen

I love 73 No Quarters. He is good, but not over the top like later tours, and Page's sound it great.

Little fact for you. He used a new Yahama synth (the GX1) a lot on the In Through The Out Door record - he later sold it to Emerson.

I love J P Js keyboard playing on In Through The Out Door. His synth playing is fooking phenominal, but what really blows me away is his piano playing. His barrelhouse/ country style on "Hot Dog" and "Southbound Suaraz" is awesome. I'm gonna have to fire up that CD tonight!

[BonzoHansen]

Originally Posted by unstable bob gable

I love J P Js keyboard playing on In Through The Out Door. His synth playing is fooking phenominal, but what really blows me away is his piano playing. His barrelhouse/ country style on "Hot Dog" and "Southbound Suaraz" is awesome. I'm gonna have to fire up that CD tonight!

Carouselambra took a long time to grow on me, but I love it now. I have an outtake version that pushes the bass up and really thickens it up.

I like your appreciation of less known Zep.

[unstable bob gable]

Originally Posted by BonzoHansen

Carouselambra took a long time to grow on me, but I love it now. I have an outtake version that pushes the bass up and really thickens it up.

I like your appreciation of less known Zep.

I always dug Carouselambra...it might run a wee bit too long w/ all the changes towards the end, but again, J P Js keyboards are stunning. That outtake must be cool. In Through the Out Door always got a lot of crap as not being one of Zep's best, but I liked it since it was new. I remember going to a pizzaria after school and playing "Hot Dog" on the juke box.

[BonzoHansen]

Originally Posted by unstable bob gable

I always dug Carouselambra...it might run a wee bit too long w/ all the changes towards the end, but again, J P Js keyboards are stunning. That outtake must be cool. In Through the Out Door always got a lot of crap as not being one of Zep's best, but I liked it since it was new. I remember going to a pizzaria after school and playing "Hot Dog" on the juke box.

I have Hot Dog on 45.

[unstable bob gable]

Originally Posted by BonzoHansen

I have Hot Dog on 45.

Old Skool rock!

[BonzoHansen]

Originally Posted by unstable bob gable

Old Skool rock!

LOL. My turntable works great.

[BonzoHansen]

Hey UBG, now you can recreate the sounds of In Through The Out Door in your own home:

Up for auction is the HOLY GRAIL of Synthesizers, the mighty YAMAHA GX-1

[BonzoHansen]

Here one is on stage in 1979

[unstable bob gable]

KOOL!!!!

[BonzoHansen]

Some more JPJ for you.

http://technorati.com/videos/youtube...%3DnAU2xqWkyKU

John Paul Jones + Ben Harper jamming live at Bonnaroo the other day

[BonzoHansen]

More JPJ at Bonnaroo. But you have to be able to deal with flac (best lossless compressed file type out there right now). Foobar2000 plays it, among others. And you have to be into using torrents.

Warren Haynes is a badazz player.

Originally Posted by dmccabe

http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=507510

Gov't Mule
This Tent - Bonnaroo Music Festival
Manchester, TN
06/16/2007 (Late Night)

Source: Schoeps mk4 (ortf)> kc5> cmc6xt> Edirol R4 (24/44.1)
Location: FOB, DFC, 7' high, 40' from stage
Transfer: r4> usb> Peak 4.13> xACT (fixed SBE's and converted to flac)
Taped and Transferred Patrick Moore (pat@taperssection.com)

Set One/Disc One
01 Play with Fire*
02 Thorazine Shuffle
03 On The Banks of The Deep End
04 Million Miles from Yesterday
05 Sugaree**
06 Loser**
07 Johnny Bratton Jam***

Set One (cont.)/Disc Two
01 Unring the Bell>
02 Drums>
03 Moby Dick****
04 Livin' Lovin' Maid****
05 Since I've Been Loving You****
06 No Quarter****

Set Two/Disc Two (cont.)
07 Come Back Baby*****
08 Death Don't Have No Mercy*****
09 Streamline Woman

Set Two (cont.)/Disc Three
01 Brand New Angel
02 That's What Love Will Make You Do******
03 32/30 Blues******
04 E: Sweetleaf> War Pigs
05 E2: Soulshine

* w/ Michael Franti
** w/ Bob Weir
*** w/ Lewis Black
**** w/ John Paul Jones
***** w/ Jorma Kaukouen, Jack Cassady, Barry Mitterhoff
****** w/ Luther Dickinson

[unstable bob gable]

Some nice Zep riffs there!