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In reply to the discussion: My wife was just released from jury duty in a case involving Led Zeppelin. [View all]brett_jv
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My wife was just released from jury duty in a case involving Led Zeppelin. [View all]
upaloopa
Jun 2016
OP
Page and Plant "borrowed" a lot of their work (and turned it into something unique usually)
arely staircase
Jun 2016
#11
The opening chords? That song has like 6 major 'passages' I can think of offhand
brett_jv
Jun 2016
#12
the opening line in that bach piece is right out of a nine inch nails song
arely staircase
Jun 2016
#19
Thank you. Here is a nice recent article from Rollingstone about the trial and Spirit.
PufPuf23
Jun 2016
#28
Not to nitpick, but it's 'known' as Led Zeppelin IV, but that's not the title ...
brett_jv
Jun 2016
#17
The first four albums by Led Zeppelin are the four Led Zeppelin albums I purchased
PufPuf23
Jun 2016
#23
Song is the same. Nothing relevant to case and no intent to diminish your post.
PufPuf23
Jun 2016
#39
Although I like much of their stuff....the allegations of um...borrowing others music...
clarice
Jun 2016
#37
I thought maybe you were coining a phrase, but just a typo I guess.
Dark n Stormy Knight
Jun 2016
#41