In advance of Led Zeppelin’s 50th Anniversary celebration, slated to commence this September, the band will whet fan’s appetites
Tag: Led Zeppelin
Decision reached in Led Zeppelin’s Stairway to Heaven Jury Trial
Decision reached in Led Zeppelin’s Stairway to Heaven Jury Trial
MUCH ADO ABOUT STAIRWAY…….
Led Zeppelin IV has sold 37 million copies with Stairway to Heaven not only being known as Zeppelins most famous composition, but one of the most famous compositions of all time. No matter what the outcome of this legal action is, in my opinion, the legacy of the song, remains the same…
The Brew, live at the 100 Club, London, April 7th 2016
Live review and picture credit: Adrian Hextall / Mindhex Media Another year passes and Brit hopefuls The Brew return to the capital for a show at what is fast becoming a second home for them. The 100 Club has played host to everyone who is anyone. The band are in great company as the photos […]
Robert Plant and the Sensational Space Shifters live at Ulster Hall, Belfast on November 23rd, 2014
Plant has still got the moves, albeit different ones, the voice, albeit mellower but definitely the same charismatic stage presence and sense of ease with his audience
Black Country Communion – Afterglow Review
If you follow any sort of rock music news sites you’ve likely heard by now that things in the BCC camp aren’t as rosy as they once were…
Sideburn – Monument IV Review
a strong nod to nineties Heavy Alternative bands like RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS, ALICE IN CHAINS and definitely SOUNDGARDEN…
Foxy Shazam – The Church Of Rock And Roll Review
Seriously folks, if this is the future of rock ‘n’ roll, then finally we can all get excited again, because this sort of stuff I would listen to everyday without a problem. Within the first two songs of this album I could hear elements of bands like QUEEN, LED ZEPPELIN, BAD COMPANY and some more modern influences like MIKA, THE DARKNESS and THE KILLERS…
Black Country Communion – 2
The only thing missing this time around is the surprise factor and maybe a couple less really amazing tunes, but this is still a very, very high quality rock album that shows us BLACK COUNTRY COMMUNION are easily one of the most exciting classic-rock inspired bands going around this generation…
Strange Karma – Volume 1
Perhaps the most unequivocally journey of a band is not the shooting story of success, but the struggle to get their names out to the world and the scene. It seems like the Sydney natives definitely took the road less traveled when it came to finally releasing a record deal. Hell a journey that started in a New York bar when lead singer Martin Strange head a few drinks in a little bar in NYC and decided to get up and sing discovering his passion for rock.