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Old 06-27-2005, 05:46 PM
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Train does some really cool live covers of LZ songs. They nail them and you really feel like you're at a LZ show.
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Train does some really cool live covers of LZ songs. They nail them and you really feel like you're at a LZ show.
Oh my god! The first time I heard them do LZ live I thought it was an old LZ show. Pat has an amazing voice.

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Oh my god! The first time I heard them do LZ live I thought it was an old LZ show. Pat has an amazing voice.

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I thought it was recent and they were touring. I was all ready to break my bank for tix.
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The Led Zepplin tune is called Rock And Roll.
DUH! WHO didn't know that?! Then again there's also a second "e" in Zeppelin.

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Amen. That woman has to be the best female rocker in history (or, rather, she shares the title with Grace Slick) and she can still kick it out with wild abandon. Heart has always covered a lot of Zeppelin tunes (Black Dog, Rock and Roll, Battle of Evermore, The Rover, etc.) and I always find them to be fantastic covers; they tone nothing down.
Yeah I'd have to say Ann is the greatest female rocker too, I think Id put Stevie next though, then Janis, then Grace.
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Not when I saw them. They only did "Black Dog." Gawd, I love Ann Wilson.

Did anyone see them do Battle of Evermore... that was on the Live in Seattle DVD and CD. First time I heard it on the radio all the little hairs on my arms stood up and I got gooseflesh. Then I drove to the nearest Best Buy and bought both CD and DVD, listened to it over and over. I was INHABITED!


Do you think STevie could handle Battle of Evermore? I'm not sure her range is up to it. I would probably pass out if she did. Lyrically it's right up her ally.

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DUH! WHO didn't know that?! Then again there's also a second "e" in Zeppelin.
Again, I've neverrr claimmmed two bee a gooood spellurr.
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