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Sour grapes he was a master but the other two were more popular

Well i must have missed it- what song?

You always attack the opponent where he has the most virtues, haha ​​to say that Bonhan did not have swing, he is number one in that

Shit !

I saw Rory Gallagher perform live at the Tomorrow Club in Youngstown Ohio in the late 70s.

there are a ton of guitar riffs by zeppelin that arent by page

Page is a clumsy lanky un coordinated overrated guitarist that managed to write some hits for the average tonedeaf John Doe

From 1969-1973 there is nothing sloppy about Jimmy’s playing. People that say this have no clue about Jimmy’s live playing they’re just jumping on the bandwagon. Point to me where jimmy is sloppy from 69-73?!? There’s nothing to be found. It’s hard finding a show or song where he even hits a bad note during that period. His playing on The Song Remains the Same soundtrack is impeccable. And his playing on How the West Was Won is perfection. He’s probably the slickest player of all time. Eddie’s playing was sloppy af. Hendrix hit many bad notes on his live albums. They were both much “sloppier” than Jimmy. It’s just nonsense talk.

Got a point. When they returned for Celebration Day, he was awesome. You can't deny the fact, it took several players to pull off Stairway at the Kennedy Honors.

RICHARDS IS A TALENTLESS HACK WHO WAS SO JEALOUS OF ZEPPELIN.

They each were magnificent all the time...no matter what! Still the greatest!

I hate that song so much

The heroin permanently destroyed his playing.

Jimmy is the shit, but he stole A LOT of riffs.

j adore Keith❣️

well he ended up being wrong at the end.Too bad he didnt live long enough to find out how they became one of the most unique bands in history.

I guess you can say that about his live performances. But he also created studio magic with Achilles Last Stand and Nobodys Fault But Mine during that "drug era", which are arguably his most complex and precisely played masterpieces overall.

Eddie had no room to talk. Over multiple tours, he’d be wasted on stage and playing like garbage. He was just one of those Karen types that was really great at guitar. Couldn’t get along with literally anyone.

Desenho toda calçada, acaba o giz tem tijolo de construção... Eu rabisco o sol, que a chuva apagou...

Oh my God They only have princes 😅😎🎸✨👀👋👋

Who cares what Buddy Rich thinks. There are way more influential and admirable jazz drummers.

Best band of all time!!

Who cares

This is a horrible taint on the thoughts of a bohemian.. someone so free as Keith.. who shines so much love into music.. who has embraced everything from the basement floor up.. someone who has the creds to pluperfect any music he enjoys.. to say this publicly.. well, it hurts me heart.. not because the mighty zep can’t withstand critics.. God knows that’s been done magnificently.. it’s just that my main man Keef here.. he’s showing his well deserved place in history and it smacks lilts of ethnocentric.. he is not too old because he has become a spirit in rock.. really his work will haunt the world as long as there are material bits to it.. it just makes the God Father of Rock look less invincible.. not to appreciate the iconic place in history Led Zeppelin holds.. Loud evolved well thanks to Jimmy & John.. thunderous rock took shape from the tiny mono footprint.. and this is what he has to say about it?

È nammerda

...there's more than one he can't take credit for...

Israetel looks horrible and I don’t get his tough guy persona either. It’s amazing to me that people find him appealing.

"Ringo's abilities have been frequently knocked down and criticized by drummers for his basic rhythms and simple drum patterns which drummers have knocked down as pale and plain as compared to his contemporaries." Now that's some insightful and informative analysis right there. (!)

As the narrator said, JPJ was inspired by Muddy Waters. He also was inspired by other Blues singers and musicians like B.B. King, Howlin Wolf (Chester Burnett) and more.

Buddy Rich had no groove. If drumming as a stand-alone concept is your thing he was the master. If you like actual music he ruined a lot of what he played on.

Constant touring, playing anywhere from 2½ -3½ shows, Jimmy broke his finger forcing him to adapt a different technique to play guitar, pain meds, drugs, drinking, the celebrity status all add up to very very sloppy playing. Plus he hung his guitar lower and lower

His playing definitely got worse lol

Rip-off artists.

He’s sloppy IN THE STUDIO. Heart breaker. Come on. Sloppy isn’t s bad thing. Playing too clean can be a problem but too sloppy.. sloppy is style.

Uh.. he plays sloppy so.. is this click bait? You bring me here to say duh, open your ears?

That's a fair criticism applying to me, as well.

It's not an odd time signature., but it is very syncopated.

Poor Peter Green suffering from excess LSD usage wanted Fleetwood mac to donate their earnings and they refused which was ok he was in a different reality in his own mind and decisions made by him where not from a sound mind unfortunately. Though not as bad as Syd Barrett he still had a profound change to his personality and his life aims and ambitions.

What is the name of the song. The riff the riff of what song.

*MAJOR Zeppelin fan here. All their albums are brilliant, but 'Achilles' is, unfortunately, the only great song on 'Presence'*

JPJ...unsung hero of LZep

*Personal taste and opinion is all they both offered. Don't let them colour your own. Because I don't*

Jimmy was horrible after 1972

LOL… most of his stuff was stolen whole clothes or inspired by blues artist who were never credited.

everyone knows he ripped off stairway to heaven melody from the spirit song taurus

*No surprise to say it's a great song and it buries 'Stairway To Heaven' in the dirt*

Only one riff he can't take credit for?

Amazing musician, the catalyst of Zepp

Babe I'm Gonna Leave you is the song I currently wake up to, because I love the song.

Hendrix was the best soundartist ever. He was the best blues guitarist ever. Just listen to John Lee Hooker on what he thought of Jimi´s blues: "A great great bluesman". Listen to Buddy Guy saying "I heard he was a good bluesplayer too" or BB King saying "Jimi played the blues, just that he played it the Jimi Hendrix way". Albert King recorded a not very interesting version of Jimi´s "Red House". Albert King was a good blues player, but Jimi took inspiration from the really old Delta blues players. Like Son House, John Lee Hooker, Robert Johnson, as well as Emore James and early Buddy Guy, Magi Sam, etc and a whole lot others. Therefore his "Manic Depression, Red House, Machine Gun, getting my Heart back together, Midnite Lightning, Killing Floor, Purple Hace, ... they are all blues songs. Hendrix renewed the blues genre, as Muddy Waters had done before him. Albert King was just in a low corner. He never could have played Hendrix´s music. Let´s face it. Albert King joined those that used energy to keep younger blues players down. Play on Jimi!