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Purple, Sabbath or Zeppelin?
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"Pink Floyd, not a fan of the others unless you go for Stairway to Heaven (but can ignore all the rest of LZs songs)"
Floyd wasn’t on the list.
Early Gilmore-era for me, before Waters started writing musicals but after the Barratt whimsy. |
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"Sabbaths first 2 albums untouchable, deep purples live albums unreal. Zeppelin the most consistent out of the three in my opinion "
Not sure what you meant with "most consistent".
They had the shortest shelf life out of these 3.
None of their solo career went far either.
Didn't have many guest performances either.
I liked the Coverdale-Page album though.
Influential? Sure, but so are the other 2.
You're entitled to your opinion, just curious what you meant. |
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"Pink Floyd, not a fan of the others unless you go for Stairway to Heaven (but can ignore all the rest of LZs songs)
Floyd wasn’t on the list.
Early Gilmore-era for me, before Waters started writing musicals but after the Barratt whimsy. "
I thought about putting Pink Floyd in the mix, but then I'd need to include others.
List would have been long.
I'd say everyone into rock music knows at least a few songs from these 3.
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"Sabbaths first 2 albums untouchable, deep purples live albums unreal. Zeppelin the most consistent out of the three in my opinion
Not sure what you meant with "most consistent".
They had the shortest shelf life out of these 3.
None of their solo career went far either.
Didn't have many guest performances either.
I liked the Coverdale-Page album though.
Influential? Sure, but so are the other 2.
You're entitled to your opinion, just curious what you meant. "
Must disagree Robert Plant has had a fantastic solo career. Huge success with the Alison Krauss albums and he is clearly loving what he does now.
The Zeppelin body of work is better for being relatively smaller. Purple and Sabbath both released some clunkers along the way and some of their lineups were simply below par
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For me it has to be Led Zeppelin. Genuinely innovative and flexible explored a variety of music.
I enjoyed the classic Purple and Sabbath albums too. Zeppelin live however we're simply in a different league |
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By *ooBulMan
over a year ago
Missin’ Yo’ Kissin’ |
Sabbath,
Led Zep,
Deep Purple - but only with Coverdale & Bolan. Gillan was good but Coverdale gives yer blues feel the best!
But what the fuck do I know? Yer like what yer like...   |
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By *ooBulMan
over a year ago
Missin’ Yo’ Kissin’ |
Sabbath,
Led Zep,
Deep Purple - but only with Coverdale & Bolan. Gillan was good but Coverdale gives yer blues feel the best!
But what the fuck do I know? Yer like what yer like... |
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By *atchmoMan
over a year ago
Upminster |
Kinda missed out on this era originally. More Maiden, Priest, Rainbow, Van Halen etc.
I did backfill my cd collection and learn some of the guitar parts, but essentially I find it a little sloppy.
More into prog metal like Dream Theater now. And shred guitar.
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"Kinda missed out on this era originally. More Maiden, Priest, Rainbow, Van Halen etc.
I did backfill my cd collection and learn some of the guitar parts, but essentially I find it a little sloppy.
More into prog metal like Dream Theater now. And shred guitar.
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I missed out too, because they were great before I was born.
I discovered a lot of good music from the past in my teenage years.
Most music was crap in the 90's, so I listened to older legends.
I'm more of a classic or old school metal guy myself.
Most modern metal I listen has an 80's metal vibe. |
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Of OP's 3...
Zep.
I love some of Deep Purple's & Black Sabbath's stuff.
But I love most of Zep's stuff.
There's a guy on YT who did a Led Zep vs The Who video. I agree with his opinion - The Who edge ahead... |
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By *dfabMan
over a year ago
Dunboyne |
My introduction to Heavy Metal/ Rock was the Deepest Purple album, which means I'm biased towards them.
However I think Led Zeppelin had a bigger impact and broke more boundaries, musically and socially.
Whilst I appreciate Black Sabbath, I don't think their influence was as potent, despite me being a huge Kyuss n Metallica fan.
So for me at least I'd go Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath.
That's just me though.
You do you and as long as we're all enjoying the music, it's all good  |
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"Rainbow 
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Close enough.
Which singer was your favorite?
Joe Lynn Turner was their best in my opinion.
Ronnie for sure. And they’re my favourite for sure related to those bands  "
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I like dio, but he was better in his solo career, rather than in Rainbow or Sabbath. |
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By *dfabMan
over a year ago
Dunboyne |
"Really have to think Kyuss blended all of them into distortionate brilliance really.
Don't you agree? 
Led Zep for me "
That's not answering the question!
Go listen to Kyuss Blues for the Red Sun and Welcome to Sky Valley and then come back |
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