i dont get it...

[Rik E Boy]

In Through the Out Door is still my favourite Led Zep record.

Not too many would say that Kiwi. Plant's voice was truly shagged by this time and Page was so strung out on Heroi that John Paul Jones had to take the lead on this one. Some great tracks on the door that is true but I never warmed to Hot Dog that much. My fave was Fool in the Rain and I used to thrash Caroseulambra a lot when I was a young lad.

regards,

REB

[Footy Chick]

*ahem*

"The Port Adelaide Football Club, often referred to as simply Port, is an Australian rules football club based in Adelaide, South Australia. From its foundation in 1870 to 1996, the club representing Port Adelaide competed in the SANFL as the "Port Adelaide Magpies", but in 1997, Port Adelaide moved into the national AFL. During its time in the SANFL, Port Adelaide established itself as the most dominant club in the competition by winning 34 senior premierships in that league. In its short stint in the AFL, the club has won one premiership."

i think we've been through this before..

my question should have been

"Which came first?

a) Port; or

b) Port

[MagicKiwi]

Not too many would say that Kiwi. Plant's voice was truly shagged by this time and Page was so strung out on Heroi that John Paul Jones had to take the lead on this one. Some great tracks on the door that is true but I never warmed to Hot Dog that much. My fave was Fool in the Rain and I used to thrash Caroseulambra a lot when I was a young lad.

Record came out at one of those great times in life REB.

"In the Evening" had air guitar possibilities
"All of My Love" was my favourite
"Carouselambra" I also thrashed - REB we must be twins.

[Snaggletooth Tiger]

In Through the Out Door is still my favourite Led Zep record.

For me it's a toss-up between
Led Zeppelin II
Physical Graffiti
& Presence

[power01]

Led Zeppelin IV
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Studio album by Led Zeppelin
Released November 8, 1971
Recorded December 1970 – March 1971 at
Headley Grange, Hampshire, with The Rolling Stones Mobile Studio;
Island Studios, London;
Sunset Sound, Los Angeles.
Mixed at Island Studios, London;
Olympic Studios, London.
Genre Hard Rock
Length 42:38
Label Atlantic
Producer(s) Jimmy Page
Professional reviews
All Music Guide
link
Robert Christgau (A) link
New Musical Express October 2,
1992 p. 29
Q July 1994
Rolling Stone (Favorable) December
11, 1971 p. 63

Led Zeppelin chronology
Led Zeppelin III
(1970)
(1971) Houses of the Holy
(1973)



The correct title of this article is . This article's title contains characters or symbols not found in Unicode.
is the fourth album by the English rock band Led Zeppelin, released on November 8 1971. It has no easily expressed official title and is commonly referred to as Led Zeppelin IV. It has also been variously referred to as Four Symbols and The Fourth Album (both titles were used in Atlantic Records catalogue), Untitled, Runes, Sticks, Man With Sticks, Four and Zoso, after the appearance of the first character or symbol printed on an LP label. Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page frequently refers to the album as Led Zeppelin IV in interviews, while singer Robert Plant thinks of it as "the Fourth Album, that's it." The album is one of the best-selling albums in history, with over 23 million units sold in the United States alone. Estimates for worldwide figures usually top 30 million units.

Side one
"Black Dog" (Page/Plant/Jones) – 4:56
"Rock and Roll" (Page/Plant/Jones/Bonham) – 3:41
"The Battle of Evermore" (Page/Plant) – 5:52
"Stairway to Heaven" (Page/Plant) – 8:03

[edit] Side two
"Misty Mountain Hop" (Page/Plant/Jones) – 4:39
"Four Sticks" (Page/Plant) – 4:45
"Going to California" (Page/Plant) – 3:32
"When the Levee Breaks" (Page/Plant/Jones/Bonham/Memphis Minnie) – 7:07

The Best ever by Zeppelin, a rock classic equalled by no other

[RustyCage]

Shouldnt the poll be, What came First????

1/ God


or


2/ The Port Adelaide Football Club


Still Luv Ya REB............

The Port Adelaide Football Club created God, then saw him for the useless bludger he is, and traded him to the Christians for a first round draft pick. Sheesh, 7th day a rest day? Fos Williams wouldn't have stood for that!!