Which Song Are You Currently Listening To?
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Dmitri
I'm listening to "Try This" by Pegboard Nerds, love that song...
Drop Pop Candy! Not sure who its by, but its such a cheery song~
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The Eagles "Life In The Fast Lane"
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Paint the world black and grey
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BTO Be'n all up in muh Bisnich
Tempestatus
Obsessed with Toon Link <3
Sick live rendition of Led Zeppelin's 1970 hit, Immigrant Song.
This song is notable for its ability to create an instantly memorable hook in form of Jimmy Page's simple, one-note, octave-skipping guitar riff which kicks off the song and goes on relentlessly like a freight train until the last second.
This live version, performed at a concert in California (concert footage from a show in Sydney) in 1971, also includes an uncharacteristic, improvised guitar solo, which only adds to the high-intensity energy of this piece.
That, my friends, is the magic of James Patrick Page.
There was never anybody like him before, and there never will be again.
This song is notable for its ability to create an instantly memorable hook in form of Jimmy Page's simple, one-note, octave-skipping guitar riff which kicks off the song and goes on relentlessly like a freight train until the last second.
This live version, performed at a concert in California (concert footage from a show in Sydney) in 1971, also includes an uncharacteristic, improvised guitar solo, which only adds to the high-intensity energy of this piece.
That, my friends, is the magic of James Patrick Page.
There was never anybody like him before, and there never will be again.