We get to see all these talking heads saying the same predictable rubbish. Still bands like Pearl Jam, Smashing Pumpkins, Oasis all have made good music but they are still nowhere as good as the classic rock greats like Queen, Deep Purple, Rush or REO Speedwagon. It keeps things fresh and the grunge/alternative revolution did bring a youthfull energy to rock. I think having a musical revolution from time to time is a good thing. I personally agree that its good to shake things up here and there but the rise of Nirvana was a step down for rockmusic not an improvement. It is about that there hasn't been a band since then that has had such a huge impact on rockmusic. Here we have another youtube video with a Nirvana is the most important band since sliced bread message. I dont want my internet viewing pleasure ruined by this nonsense anymore Tell them that Led Zeppelin or any other rock group from the past dont sing about that corny stuff and their lyrics are really good and thought provoking. Dont go 'well whatever' and let them get away with it. My advice when you hear this nonsense confront the person saying this. But the punk-led musicpress will do everything to give hardrock a bad name and fools like this guy here prove how succesfull they are.
It so simple to just go to a website with lyrics and see for yourself what they sing about. So fucking annoying just simply copying the stupid nonsense they hear other people say. But do you know what this guy probably read that in a magazine somewhere and thought that sounded like a smart sing to say. All of this is clear indication that Led Zeppelin does not sing about monsters or devils. What they do feature is an old guy with a bunch of sticks(Led Zeppelin IV), a bunch children climbing a hill(Houses Of The Holy), a guy in a suit sitting in a bar(In Through The Out Door). None of their albumcovers feature any vikings, druids or devils. Songtitles like 'Custard Pie', 'Black Dog' or 'Dazed And Confused' do not exactly sound like your dealing with a scary band. The only songs on their first two records that are not about these things are the instrumentals. Mostly about girls, sex, love, relationsships. Even if you know very little about them you can figure out that their lyrics are about normal everyday topics that you can relate to. I feel like going up to morons like this with a megaphone and shout LED ZEPPELIN DOESN'T SING ABOUT SATAN OR TOLKIEN OR ANY OF THAT FANTASY RUBBISH!!! It so bloody obvious that they don't. When I hear this kind of rubbish my face goes from pink to red to purple to a deeper shade of purple to totally black from sheer rage. In this video about Bono suposedly being a satanist (well whatever) around the 13:00 mark he out of the blue suddenly says that Led Zeppelin are satan worshipers en they sing about Tolkien and all that mystical stuff. You are like 'where the hell did they get that idea from'. Sometimes it just suddenly hits you when you are browsing on internet and somebody says something completely of the mark.
#DANIEL HOPE SHRED VIDEO SERIES#
In 2013, he presented a TV documentary titled The Secrets of the Violin, and further honed his performing and presenting skills during the 2020 COVID-19 lockdowns with his online series Tour, featuring performances from his Berlin home and elsewhere, and Next Generation, celebrating the talent of young musicians.Im allways suprised at the sheer ignorance people have towards rockmusic. His early career, which climaxed in his membership of the Beaux Arts Trio, gave a flavor of things to come, including themed projects such as 2003’s Forbidden Music (pieces secretly written by Jewish composers incarcerated by the Nazis) and 2004’s East Meets West (an eclectic mix of Shankar, Bartók, Ravel, Schnittke, and Falla). Born in South Africa in 1973-with Irish ancestry he explored in the 2022 television documentary Celtic Dreams-Hope was trained at the Yehudi Menuhin School in Stoke d’Abernon, England. British violinist Daniel Hope’s unquenchable thirst for all things musical is reflected in a multifaceted career that embraces modern media, technologies, and stylistic diversity.
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