I know I haven’t even scratched the surface of all that Led Zeppelin has done, so there will be another week dedicated to them in the future.
Led Zeppelin — “Candy Store Rock,” from the album Presence (1976).
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Let’s Talk Covers (Pt. 9)
1. Super bob: “Sexy and I Know It” (LMFAO cover)
I love this video!
2. Aerosmith: “Come Together” (The Beatles cover)
Not a huge fan of this version, actually, but hey… It’s still a good song.
3. Five Finger Death Punch: “Bad Company” (Bad Company cover)
Weekly Focus: Led Zeppelin, Day Six
Led Zeppelin — “Kashmir,” from the album Physical Graffiti (1975).
Weekly Focus: Led Zeppelin, Day Five
Led Zeppelin — “Over the Hills and Far Away,” from the album Houses of the Holy (1973).
Weekly Focus: Led Zeppelin, Day Four
Led Zeppelin — “Black Dog,” from the album Led Zeppelin IV (1971).
Weekly Focus: Led Zeppelin, Day Three
Led Zeppelin — “Immigrant Song,” from the album Led Zeppelin III (1970).
Album of the Week: Led Zeppelin’s Physical Graffiti
Because who doesn’t love Led Zeppelin?
Weekly Focus: Led Zeppelin, Day Two
Led Zeppelin — “Whole Lotta Love,” from the album Led Zeppelin II (1969).
Weekly Focus: Led Zeppelin, Day One
Led Zeppelin — “Dazed and Confused,” from the self-titled album (1969).
Bands You Should Know: Stealing Eden
Stealing Eden was another of my Twitter discoveries. I believe they followed me first. I followed back, then they had a contest of sorts on Instagram, so I began following them there as well.
Any band that I come across on Twitter or IG, I give a chance. It took me a bit to get around to listening to Stealing Eden, and I regret that because they are really great. A mix of Breaking Benjamin and Daughtry, the vocals are melodic while the lyrics are meaningful and the music itself leans more towards hard rock.
Don’t take my word for it, though. Check Stealing Eden out for yourself. Here are my three favorite tracks.
All I Need
In Your Eyes
No One Else
