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Not Led Zep

Posted by mcondo on April 9, 2007 at 09:08:36:
Definately not Led Zep like. Think rockabilly with a loose 50's sensibility. I have always used this disc to "wake up" a crowd - very fun music with great sonics - Sea of Love & Good Rockin' at Midnight are outstanding. The band is definately enjoying themselves. Reminds me a little of an old full length video from Bill Wyman titled Willy and the Poor Boys (or something like that). Wish I could find that one - I had it on Beta!