I've locked onto some Led Zeppelin lately...

[earlywynnfan]

Chris Carter just mentioned last week how Led Zep played a bunch of concerts at a hall in London in 1975. Arguably the best band of the 70's, at the height of their popularity. Care to guess how much tickets were? It'll blow your mind, or maybe just make you feel old.

$1.70, or $4.10 for expensive seats.
Don't you wish you were there??


And to answer the question, my fave is the Immigrant Song, although Battle of Evermore is pretty amazing.

[mr2686]

Originally Posted by earlywynnfan

Chris Carter just mentioned last week how Led Zep played a bunch of concerts at a hall in London in 1975. Arguably the best band of the 70's, at the height of their popularity. Care to guess how much tickets were? It'll blow your mind, or maybe just make you feel old.

$1.70, or $4.10 for expensive seats.
Don't you wish you were there??


And to answer the question, my fave is the Immigrant Song, although Battle of Evermore is pretty amazing.

That London concert was probably at Earl's Court. They played 5 nights there in 1975. Shortly before, they had played in San Diego and Long Beach California...those prices were just a little more at around 7.50 -8.75 from what I can tell. Still a bargain, I miss those days.

[brett 75]

My all time favorite band. When you said Earls Court I remembered this album from well over 10 years gone..... yes it’s vinyl from the good old days. . Tea for One or Fool in the Rain have to be near the top for me.

[JollyElm]

Did they seriously spell "Kashmir" wrong on that album cover?? Must've been a quick pressing.

[White Borders]

Led Zeppelin: Good Times, Bad Times; Dazed and Confused; Communication Breakdown
II: Whole Lotta Love; What Is and What Should Never Be; Heart Breaker; Living Loving Maid; Ramble On; Moby Dick
III: Immigrant Song; Celebration Day; Since I've Been Loving You; Gallows Pole; Tangerine; Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
IV: (Arguably Greatest 70's Album along with Who's Next and The Wall) Black Dog; Rock and Roll; The Battle of Evermore; Stairway to Heaven; Misty Mountain Hop; Four Sticks; Going to California; When the Levee Breaks
Houses of the Holy: The Song Remains the Same; The Rain Song; Over the Hills and Far Away; D'yer Mak'er
Physical Graffiti: Kashmir
In Through the Out Door: Fool in the Rain

Zepplin: Top 5 Rock and Roll Band of All-Time
Bonzo: Greatest Drummer Ever (No one could play triplets like him)
Page: Second Greatest Guitarist Ever after Hendrix
Jones: Second Greatest Bassist of 60's and 70's after Entwistle
Plant: Top 10 Vocalist of 60's and 70's