Threads about music and sports are hilarious on this forum. That's why I go to sports sites and music sites to talk about either.
BTW, my vote is Frank Zappa. Rubbish.
BTW, my vote is Frank Zappa. Rubbish.
He did some weird stuff.
I'm going to have to agree and add Rascal Flatts and U2 and Coldplay
Seriously? Five pages and no one has said it?
Lady Gaga
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Lady Gaga
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http://www.dogmaticblog.com/2007/06/28/howard-stern-exposes-led-zeppelin-as-a-farce/
Did Led Zeppelin steal the majority of their first album from other sources?
Over the years Led Zeppelin has been accused of borrowing music and lyrics from other artists, especially some of the greatest blues legends of all time.
Led Zeppelin has been taken to court over the matter on numerous occasions. Several of the cases are yet to be resolved.
Click to listen as the Howard Stern show exposes the legendary Zeppelin as nothing more than a glorified cover band
Plagiarism occurs throughout Led Zeppelins impressive catalog
10. Black Mountain Side originally it was a traditional English folk song that appears on Bert Janschs 1966 album Jack Orion as Blackwaterside; yet it was credited on Led Zeppelins first album as a Jimmy Page composition. This is a common theme.
9. Babe Im Gonna Leave You a folk song that was written by Anne Bredon in the late 50s and then recorded by Joan Baez in 1963. Led Zeppelin included the song on their 1969 debut Led Zeppelin credited as trad., arr. Page but then later changed (in the 90s) to properly given credit to Bredon for writing the song.
8. Since Ive Been Lovin You released on the album Led Zeppelin III, the song features lyrics taken from the Moby Grape song Never). Perhaps it was coincidence that Moby Grape was one of Robert Plants favorite bands
7. Moby Dick a fan favorite during Led Zeppelin concerts, the guitar riff is eerily similar to (or, a nearly note-for-note ripoff of) a riff which appears on Bobby Parkers 1961 single, Watch Your Step . Jimmy Page was an admitted fan of Parkers, at one point even attempting to sign him to Led Zeppelins Swan Song Records label.
6. In My Time Of Dying this is a traditional blues song that has been covered by a LOT of musicians since the early 60s when Bob Dylan covered it on his debut album (LISTEN). Unlike most musicians who record the song, Led Zeppelin could not admit the song wasnt their own: Dylan credited the song trad. arr. Dylan, Zeppelins credits read Page, Plant, John Paul Jones, John Bonham.
5. The Lemon Song from Led Zeppelin II, this song steals heavily from the Howlin Wolf song Killing Floor , a song Led Zeppelin often played during their first tour of the United States. I say steal because the credits on Led Zeppelin II attribute the song solely to Page, Plant, Jones, and Bonham.
4. Bring It On Home written by Willie Dixon and made famous by Sonny Boy Williamson II, Led Zeppelins version from Led Zeppelin II featured an intro and outro that were deliberate homages to the original. However, Willie Dixon was not given a writing credit for the track and Arc Music later filed a lawsuit against Led Zeppelin for copyright infringement. The case was settled out of court.
3. Whole Lotta Love released on Led Zeppelin II, this song was the bands first hit single. It was not, however, an original composition as the album credits originally claimed. In fact, the lyrics are heavily taken from You Need Love by Willie Dixon whose label would later file a lawsuit claiming copyright infringement in 1985 (see above).
2. Stairway To Heaven yes, even this most classic of all Zeppelin songs is based upon another bands music. Nooo! Not Stairway, say it aint so! Well, the main guitar riff sounds an awful lot like the song Taurus by the band Spirit, doesnt it? Especially when you consider that Led Zeppelin toured with Spirit in 1969
1. Dazed And Confused released on Led Zeppelins first album, the song was originally credited as written by Jimmy Page and was one of the bands most signature songs. However, it was NOT written by Jimmy Page. In fact, Dazed and Confused was originally penned by folk singer Jake Holmes who caught Pages attention one night at the Village Theater in Greenwich Village while opening for The Yardbirds (Pages band at the time). Jimmy arranged a version of the song for The Yardbirds but didnt record a studio version until 1969 with Led Zeppelin. Dazed And Confused went on to become the highlight of Zeppelin shows for their entire career, Jake Holmes never sought any manner of legal action.
Did Led Zeppelin steal the majority of their first album from other sources?
Over the years Led Zeppelin has been accused of borrowing music and lyrics from other artists, especially some of the greatest blues legends of all time.
Led Zeppelin has been taken to court over the matter on numerous occasions. Several of the cases are yet to be resolved.
Click to listen as the Howard Stern show exposes the legendary Zeppelin as nothing more than a glorified cover band
Plagiarism occurs throughout Led Zeppelins impressive catalog
10. Black Mountain Side originally it was a traditional English folk song that appears on Bert Janschs 1966 album Jack Orion as Blackwaterside; yet it was credited on Led Zeppelins first album as a Jimmy Page composition. This is a common theme.
9. Babe Im Gonna Leave You a folk song that was written by Anne Bredon in the late 50s and then recorded by Joan Baez in 1963. Led Zeppelin included the song on their 1969 debut Led Zeppelin credited as trad., arr. Page but then later changed (in the 90s) to properly given credit to Bredon for writing the song.
8. Since Ive Been Lovin You released on the album Led Zeppelin III, the song features lyrics taken from the Moby Grape song Never). Perhaps it was coincidence that Moby Grape was one of Robert Plants favorite bands
7. Moby Dick a fan favorite during Led Zeppelin concerts, the guitar riff is eerily similar to (or, a nearly note-for-note ripoff of) a riff which appears on Bobby Parkers 1961 single, Watch Your Step . Jimmy Page was an admitted fan of Parkers, at one point even attempting to sign him to Led Zeppelins Swan Song Records label.
6. In My Time Of Dying this is a traditional blues song that has been covered by a LOT of musicians since the early 60s when Bob Dylan covered it on his debut album (LISTEN). Unlike most musicians who record the song, Led Zeppelin could not admit the song wasnt their own: Dylan credited the song trad. arr. Dylan, Zeppelins credits read Page, Plant, John Paul Jones, John Bonham.
5. The Lemon Song from Led Zeppelin II, this song steals heavily from the Howlin Wolf song Killing Floor , a song Led Zeppelin often played during their first tour of the United States. I say steal because the credits on Led Zeppelin II attribute the song solely to Page, Plant, Jones, and Bonham.
4. Bring It On Home written by Willie Dixon and made famous by Sonny Boy Williamson II, Led Zeppelins version from Led Zeppelin II featured an intro and outro that were deliberate homages to the original. However, Willie Dixon was not given a writing credit for the track and Arc Music later filed a lawsuit against Led Zeppelin for copyright infringement. The case was settled out of court.
3. Whole Lotta Love released on Led Zeppelin II, this song was the bands first hit single. It was not, however, an original composition as the album credits originally claimed. In fact, the lyrics are heavily taken from You Need Love by Willie Dixon whose label would later file a lawsuit claiming copyright infringement in 1985 (see above).
2. Stairway To Heaven yes, even this most classic of all Zeppelin songs is based upon another bands music. Nooo! Not Stairway, say it aint so! Well, the main guitar riff sounds an awful lot like the song Taurus by the band Spirit, doesnt it? Especially when you consider that Led Zeppelin toured with Spirit in 1969
1. Dazed And Confused released on Led Zeppelins first album, the song was originally credited as written by Jimmy Page and was one of the bands most signature songs. However, it was NOT written by Jimmy Page. In fact, Dazed and Confused was originally penned by folk singer Jake Holmes who caught Pages attention one night at the Village Theater in Greenwich Village while opening for The Yardbirds (Pages band at the time). Jimmy arranged a version of the song for The Yardbirds but didnt record a studio version until 1969 with Led Zeppelin. Dazed And Confused went on to become the highlight of Zeppelin shows for their entire career, Jake Holmes never sought any manner of legal action.
Ya rly. Every time I've heard him, it sounds like he's singing while trying to run up a flight of stairs.
Ok, I've got time to sit down a submit my list now..
U2.. I just don't dig U2.
Rolling Stones.. there are a couple of Stones songs that are some of the best songs I've ever heard, but as a whole, I really don't see the fascination. Mick Jagger's vocals are all over the place.. "But his vocals are so raw and free flowing!" Please don't confuse "raw" with "crap".
The Beatles.. again, a couple of their songs are some of the best songs I've ever heard, but in general, it's old teenie bopper crap as already mentioned earlier in this thread.
Coldplay.. I think the main reason I don't like Coldplay is because they remind me a lot of U2, which has already been mentioned above.
There are two I haven't seen mentioned yet and will probably get my ass kicked, but here it goes..
AC/DC and KISS.
U2.. I just don't dig U2.
Rolling Stones.. there are a couple of Stones songs that are some of the best songs I've ever heard, but as a whole, I really don't see the fascination. Mick Jagger's vocals are all over the place.. "But his vocals are so raw and free flowing!" Please don't confuse "raw" with "crap".
The Beatles.. again, a couple of their songs are some of the best songs I've ever heard, but in general, it's old teenie bopper crap as already mentioned earlier in this thread.
Coldplay.. I think the main reason I don't like Coldplay is because they remind me a lot of U2, which has already been mentioned above.
There are two I haven't seen mentioned yet and will probably get my ass kicked, but here it goes..
AC/DC and KISS.
Fleetwood Mac... and that shrilling wench Stevie Nicks....
cow farts if I ever heard.....
cow farts if I ever heard.....
