Led Zeppelin - Fourthcoming

Review by A. Sentle Mokori

Led Zeppelin's Fourthcoming album is a masterpiece of rock and roll music. The album features some of the band's most iconic tracks, such as "Stairway to Heaven" and "Black Dog," which have become anthems for generations of fans.

The album showcases the band's unique sound, with Jimmy Page's electrifying guitar riffs, Robert Plant's powerful vocals, John Paul Jones' bass lines, and John Bonham's thunderous drumming. The tracks are expertly crafted, with each musician playing their part to perfection.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Rock and Roll," which is an energetic and upbeat song that perfectly captures the spirit of the genre. Another highlight is "Going to California," which is a beautiful acoustic ballad that showcases Plant's incredible vocal range.

Artist: Led Zeppelin
Album: Fourthcoming

Japan

Rock

Classic Rock

1998

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Stairway To Heaven
No Quarter
The Rain Song
Moby Dick
Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp
Whole Lotta Love (Incl. Crunge)
Dazed And Confused (Includes Woodstock)
Over The Hills And Far Away
Tangerine
Trampled Underfoot
Sick Again
Black Dog
Going To California
In My Time Of Dying
Rock And Roll
Whole Lotta Love (Incl. The Crunge)
Kashmir
That's The Way
The Song Remains The Same

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Led Zeppelin - Live at Earls Court (May 24th, 1975) - Video (Official Songs Removed)

Led Zeppelin - Live at Earls Court (May 24th, 1975) - Remaster

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IQ 065/066/067/068
IQ 0065/66/67/68

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lytte på nettet
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ouvir online
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4 × CD
Unofficial Release

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Role	Company
Recorded At	Earls Court

Notes

Earl's Court Arena, London, UK, 5/24/1975

Summary by A. Sentle Mokori

Fourthcoming is a must-have for any Led Zeppelin fan or anyone who appreciates classic rock music. The album is a testament to the band's talent and their contribution to the genre. It is a timeless masterpiece that will continue to inspire and entertain for generations to come.

Comments

juanca16201 2023-04-13

Very jazzy no quarter but I prefer the '73 MSG any day. It's moodier and just epic.

susilohertawan 2023-04-13

Can I buy this concert on DVD somewhere? I bought one but it was just a couple of songs. I want the full journey.

iamtherealanndy 2023-04-12

Jimmy's STH solo is like a religious experience... it moves me that much. And I've been listening to this show for 25+ years now and it never gets old or stale or boring. He and Bonzo work as ONE here. It is just phenomenal.

tidalme 2023-04-11

Sick Rain Song! Gave me chills down my back!

wartkez 2023-04-10

love getting ZEP! thsnks BOOTS!

modelmuktiroy 2023-04-09

Tangerine

colocationetudiante 2023-04-08

fabuloso gracias por compartir que buenos tiempos aquellos

minoltachang 2023-04-07

3:08:32 Good dark tone and solo, maybe the best STH of all five dates.

sulagrigg 2023-04-06

I was 17 ,
me and 4 mates made it down from Newcastle,,,
remember it like it was yesterday...
Happy days.

olgaftko 2023-04-06

It’s crazy how many people listen to these shows and how fun it is to discuss. Back in the day you’d only read and hope to find a particular show. Now it’s at our fingertips easy. Thanks Boots. Great recording

itafel 2023-04-05

This version of Stairway ranks up with creme de la creme of all their highlights. Its fucking unreal.

leebartytaskarina 2023-04-04

Amazing audio! Great work!

stanleysh 2023-04-03

Zeppelin nuff said

dianamatoscorenpi 2023-04-03

The greatest band! I was a freshman in High School when John died! I was just getting into Zeppelin and didn’t realize at the time what a huge loss this was. I lost my drum hero, and my favorite band, never getting the chance to see them live. They are without a doubt the greatest rock band there ever was or will be.