Led Zeppelin Was the Mobb Deep of the 70s

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Ebonic Plague said:
I used to like them but they a bunch of biters too.

Funny how cacs diss hip hop for all the sampling yet some of the most celebrated rock bands been stealing shyt forever.
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FACTS! post this on a rock music board and these classic rock heads who hate rap start fuming while be in denial:lolbron:
 
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IllmaticDelta said:
FACTS! post this on a rock music board and these classic rock heads who hate rap start fuming while be in denial:lolbron:
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Funny u say that and I wish I had a link but I was reading some blog about rap music sucks and all they do is sample.

And this dude posted this link to a forum of rock heads who had like a detailed chronology of rock bands, classic bands that stole riffs, melodies, lyrics, u name it. And these were rock heads calling out there own. I wish I had kept that link, was probably 4,5 yrs ago. I'll see if I can find it. Was very interesting.
 
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Ebonic Plague said:
Funny u say that and I wish I had a link but I was reading some blog about rap music sucks and all they do is sample.

And this dude posted this link to a forum of rock heads who had like a detailed chronology of rock bands, classic bands that stole riffs, melodies, lyrics, u name it. And these were rock heads calling out there own. I wish I had kept that link, was probably 4,5 yrs ago. I'll see if I can find it. Was very interesting.
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On a music board that I used to check, Beatles fans were the main ones calling out all the hardcore blues based bands, like Cream, Zep, Sabath etc..for lifting ideas
 
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IllmaticDelta said:
that motown/funk/jazz influence on Bonham was why he grooved so hard:ehh:







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Jones was responsible for the classic bass lines of the group, notably those in "Ramble On" and "The Lemon Song" (Led Zeppelin II), and shifting time signatures, such as those in "Black Dog" (Led Zeppelin IV). As half of Led Zeppelin's rhythm section with drummer John Bonham, Jones shared an appreciation for funk and soul rhythmic grooves which strengthened and enhanced their musical affinity.[22] In an interview he gave to Global Bass magazine, Jones remarked on this common musical interest:

Yeah, we were both huge Motown and Stax fans and general soul music fans, James Brown fan. Which is one of the reasons why I've always said that Zeppelin was one of the few bands to "swing". We actually had a groove in those days. People used to come to our shows and dance, which was great. To see all the women dancing, it was really brilliant. You didn't necessarily see that at a Black Sabbath show or whatever: So we were different in that way. We were a groovy band. We used all our black pop music influences as a key to the rock that went over the top.[23]
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Oldhead said:
Let's not cosign Eric Cacton in here. Racist punk and coward. Unfit parent.
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One good thing I can think of Eric: He gave D'Angelo a place to stay for treatment when he was near death from his addiction & they didn't snitch on D'Angelo being there. His Crossroads treatment center saved a lot of people.

It is kind of crazy it is in antigua. Eric is a piece of work,man. The nerve of the fact that he went to the west indies to build his treatment center. I have no more words, maybe Eric can do Carribean tribute album next. Maybe feature Drake on one of dem "'tings" :mjlol:
 
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