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I do firmly think so.Their Marketing Agents will try to cover this with loads of stories but truth is and so will remain, that the emergence of LZ and what their music, atittude and conception of rock represented, marked the final times of glory for the three great bands of the 60´s ( at least in Britain).Beatles,Who,Rolling Stones.
Purple and Sabbath, who also followed Zepp would be a back up force that made that also reality.Three new bands that would soon replace the other three stablished ones.
Clearly, Beatles were the smartest ones and knew, from the very first minute they heard THAT NEW SOUND, lyrics, beat, that they were already done and, no matter what they would eventually tried, they´d be second fiddle...and since they were not used to, they opted for the smartest option: retirement
Stones entered long period of confussion and eventually that led them to losing the north and the direction, ending up as the official clowns of R&R since the late 70´s.A confusion that reflected well during the post Jones and post Taylor period.That was directly caused by the need ( and the impossibility from a creative and musical stand point) to give a response to the formidable challenge of Jimmy Page´s band.In short, that Zeppelin knocked that Stone and made it go round and round with less direction and responses until their complete spin off in 1980.
Finally, Who.For a while, they were inspired by the new movement led by LZ and with DP and BS also as major forces and some of their best creative moments happened after LZ shocking the planet in 1969.1970-1972 had excellent music from Daltrey and Townshend but they slighty moved more onto big productions, aided by video technology in mold of great rock operas (Tommy).Finaly, they vanished.
That Zeppelin, when coliding with the stablished forces made all of them change radically their lifes and artristy and each one took a way to move forwards.
In short, Zeppelin´s claim to be the greatest of all time bands is so much supported by the fact that...THEY RETIRED OF CIRCULATION THE FORMER KING¡¡¡
Purple and Sabbath, who also followed Zepp would be a back up force that made that also reality.Three new bands that would soon replace the other three stablished ones.
Clearly, Beatles were the smartest ones and knew, from the very first minute they heard THAT NEW SOUND, lyrics, beat, that they were already done and, no matter what they would eventually tried, they´d be second fiddle...and since they were not used to, they opted for the smartest option: retirement
Stones entered long period of confussion and eventually that led them to losing the north and the direction, ending up as the official clowns of R&R since the late 70´s.A confusion that reflected well during the post Jones and post Taylor period.That was directly caused by the need ( and the impossibility from a creative and musical stand point) to give a response to the formidable challenge of Jimmy Page´s band.In short, that Zeppelin knocked that Stone and made it go round and round with less direction and responses until their complete spin off in 1980.
Finally, Who.For a while, they were inspired by the new movement led by LZ and with DP and BS also as major forces and some of their best creative moments happened after LZ shocking the planet in 1969.1970-1972 had excellent music from Daltrey and Townshend but they slighty moved more onto big productions, aided by video technology in mold of great rock operas (Tommy).Finaly, they vanished.
That Zeppelin, when coliding with the stablished forces made all of them change radically their lifes and artristy and each one took a way to move forwards.
In short, Zeppelin´s claim to be the greatest of all time bands is so much supported by the fact that...THEY RETIRED OF CIRCULATION THE FORMER KING¡¡¡
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