
Led Zeppelin
It wasn't just Led Zeppelin's thunderous volume, sledgehammer beat, and edge-of-mayhem arrangements that made it the most influential and successful heavy-metal pioneer. It was the band's finesse. Jimmy Page blessed the group with a unique understanding of the guitar and the recording studio as electronic instruments, and of rock as sculptured sound; Page had a reason for every bit of distortion, feedback, reverberation, and out-and-out noise that he incorporated. Few of the many acts that try to imitate Led Zeppelin can make the same claim.
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No Quarter
January 01, 1994
star ratingNo Quarter is a live "MTV Unplugged" spectacle, featuring Robert Plant and the not-strictly-unplugged Jimmy Page supplemented by the London Metropolitan Orchestra, a percussion-and-strings Egyptian ensemble, and a quartet of Marrakech musicians.
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1998Walking Into Clarksdale
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