Led Zeppelin Was the Mobb Deep of the 70s
- Thread starter ThaRealness
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So who would Big be?
Led Zep 2 is a classic album
ThaRealness
Superstar
Rock was a fit man's genre
Demon
Evil b*stard
I'd say it's Three Six that is the best comparison to Black Sabbath
Dark/satanic subject matter/Themes of horror like madness, murder, evil
Not mainstream friendly at first but quickly grew a cult fanbase
One star solo member goes on to have his own successful run (Ozzy and Juicy)
Or you could compare Ozzy's solo run to when 3 6 came up in the 2000s
Influential to this day, it's hard to find a band that didn't steal from Sabbath, just like it's hard to find a rapper who doesn't steal from 3 6 production
This might be a stretch but just like Iommi is considered the GOAT riff writer, I think DJ Paul and Juicy J were the some of GOAT beat makers
Innovative instrument work/innovative flow work
Had a sound that didn't necessarily catch on worldwide til a decade or so after they came out
Piff Perkins
Veteran
How is IV not a classic album?!2 And 3
1 is borderline with a lot of borrowed songs
Liking anything after Bonham died
Aje
All Madden
Morrison?
ThaRealness
Superstar
ThaRealness
Superstar
They too realI'm a huge Led Zeppelin fan and hearing rap over Bonhams drums would be
But Led Zeppelin performed great musically and commercially.. mobb deep sold triple trash can
Led Zeppelin played during an era where it was fashionable to make universally relatable music. They were aware that they had established a global brand.
This is why you'd never hear Zeppelin shout out London, or John Lennon say "this one goes out to all my Liverpool blokes
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I don't know anything about Led Zeppelin. But if they are being compared to Mobb Deep then they must be the GOAT band :pdahell:
IllmaticDelta
Veteran
that motown/funk/jazz influence on Bonham was why he grooved so hard
Brian Jones or Nick Drake.... shyt maybe even Jim Morrison
