In the Light for me. Most underrated track from an underrated album? Tea For One off the Presence album.I know it's not an original song, but their In My Time of Dying is one of my favorite songs of all time. Bonham kills it on that track.
Not to denigrate LZ in any way (I own all of their studio albums on vinyl) , but I always preferred Deep Purple.Best band ever, and it is not close...been blessed to see most of my rock heroes live and so much talent...but only one Zep...
Out of that era, there are 3 bodies of work that will still be played 200 years from now assuming civilizations survive, along with the classics...
Beatles
Floyd
....and Zep
Not to denigrate LZ in any way (I own all of their studio albums on vinyl) , but I always preferred Deep Purple.
Due to being more "prog" than LZ (who, to be honest, thematically "borrowed" most of their iconic riffs/themes/songs) Deep Purple wasn't even CLOSE, commercially speaking.
However, in terms of sheer musical talent, DP (Mark II) was on another planet. For as great as Bonham COULD be, Ian Paice was clearly the superiour drummer, Jon Lord was peerless on keyboards, Blackmore had better chops than Page (that one is going to cause a stink, but it's true), and comparing Ian Gillan and Plant is hardly worth the effort, it's Gillan hands down. Plus, DP had the most unique "sound" of the Sabbath, LZ, DP trio. Just my 2 cents.
And, If you want to include DP Mark III and IV, with David Coverdale, and Tommy Bolin respectively, the albums; Stormbringer, Come Taste the Band, and Burn have aged better than just about ANYTHING, from ANY band in the 70's
Apologize for the slight hi-jack.
Respectfully disagree.Best band ever, and it is not close...been blessed to see most of my rock heroes live and so much talent...but only one Zep...
Out of that era, there are 3 bodies of work that will still be played 200 years from now assuming civilizations survive, along with the classics...
Beatles
Floyd
....and Zep
Physical Graffiti is their best album -imoIn the Light for me. Most underrated track from an underrated album? Tea For One off the Presence album.
To each their own, but time by pink Floyd may be the best song ever written. Atleadt for me i feel like im on a ride listening to it and the song has a different meaning based on what part of your life you listen to it.Respectfully disagree.
Beatles - hard to argue except they weren't a live act for 2/3 of their popular existence and way too many poppy/nonsense songs the last half of their recorded output.
Floyd? Only if I want to go to sleep very quickly - their music bores the pants off of me. Actually prefer the Syd Barrett Floyd to anything that came afterwards and his stuff was mind altering weird.
Zep - they never really did it for me.
But, hey, we all have our opinions and yours is not wrong (I guess to quibble just a bit - 'not even close' is, by definition, wrong just because it's an opinion, not fact). Just not mine. It's all good, TxTim.