Is Yes in the same league as ELP?
Throw in King Crimson and make this a mega thread.
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Is Yes in the same league as ELP?
Two of my all time favorites but...
I have one Deep Purple album and every Led Zeppelin album.
So there's that.
Listen to Who Do We Think We Are ?
That's an odd example to use as they weren't a band anymore at that point and I'm assuming they hadn't played together in years...or played extensively with another drummer since Bonham.
I'm not a huge fanboy or anything and I'm not even a big fan of Plant's voice. Were they known for not being very good live? I haven't seen much live footage of them.
Exactly. Every post is a strongly held subjective opinion that can be boiled down to "how does it make you feel".
Is Yes in the same league as ELP?
This album floors me.Ah yes, the LP which contains “Woman From Tokyo”, but has so many great songs on it.
“Rat Bat Blue”, “Smooth Dancer”, “Super Trouper” , “Mary Long” And “Our Lady” instantly come to mind. Great album. Underrated too in many circles.
Cats like JPJ and Peter Frampton were the backbones of the British studio scene in the day. Their Funk Brothers or Wrecking CrewI like them both, but when you "individualize them out", to me at least, Zep's cast is superior at each instrument and vocally. JPJ "taught" me more about playing melodically than any other player has.
As we all know, John Paul Jones played organ and bass for ledzep. Who played organ and bass on Deep Purple?Your thoughts? Are these two bands in the same league? If not, why?
I think the European and American perspective on DP vs. LZ are quite different.
In America Deep Purple are generally not considered to be the same tier as Zep, while in Europe Zep and Purple are considered the same tier, because in Europe Deep Purple generally have a much higher status than in the USA. In America Zep could have a status "the ultimate rock gods". That was always my impression. Maybe I'm wrong.
Let's discuss.
-1.I ain't a fan of either, but I do know that Purple actually wrote their songs unlike Zep who plagiarised theirs. So Purple are far superior than Zep in my opinion.
Lol......-1 is that your best reply Buddy?. The truth hurts doesn't it!
So were Jimmy Page and Ritchie Blackmore.Cats like JPJ and Peter Frampton were the backbones of the British studio scene in the day. Their Funk Brothers or Wrecking Crew![]()