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DVD - No Quarter - Jimmy Page & Robert Plant Unledded

Modelo 002MGY5G
Fabricante o sello Alfred Publishing
Peso 0.11 Kg.
Precio:   $210,509.00
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-Titulo Original : No Quarter - Jimmy Page & Robert Plant Unledded

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Alfred Publishing

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- Factory sealed DVD Product Description Performing with the London Metropolitan Orchestra in 1994, Unledded documents the much-heralded reunion of Jimmy Page and Robert Plant. Among the songs performed are reworked versions of many Zeppelin favorites, including The Battle of Evermore, Gallows Pole, and Kashmir, along with four new songs, such as Yallah and Wonderful One. The platinum-selling Unledded cd heralded a new era or renewed popularity. Released now for the very first time on DVD, Unledded is the DVD Led Zeppelin fans have been waiting for. ELBAZARDIGITAL**** Decades after the death of drummer John Bonham and, for all intents and purposes, the demise of the group, Led Zeppelins popularity continues unabated--and why not, as long as they keep coming up with offerings as worthy as No Quarter: Jimmy Page and Robert Plant Unledded. Originally released on CD in 1994 and then in a remastered version simultaneously with this DVD, the 115-minute program (including bonus footage) was recorded on a London soundstage, in the hills of Snowdonia, Wales, and outdoors in Marrakech, Morocco. It finds guitarist Page, vocalist Plant, and an array of other musicians performing some new material, but for the most part, the repertoire focuses on their Led Zep legacy--not a surprise, considering that what they did together in that group was better than anything theyve done separately, including some pretty good Plant solo efforts and Pages regrettable stint as a member of the Firm. Yet instead of simply parroting their Zeppelin period (and relying on tired warhorses like Stairway to Heaven and Whole Lotta Love), theyve given the music new life, adding exotic instruments like the bodhran (an Irish drum) and the hurdy-gurdy (played by cranking a rosined wheel against a set of strings) to less familiar fare like The Battle of Evermore and Gallows Pole. Add to that three brilliant new songs performed with a quartet of Moroccan players, a full complement of strings from the London Metropolitan Orchestra (on Since Ive Been Loving You and others), and a host of Egyptian percussion and strings on an epic version of Kashmir (also from the London session), and youve got a world music blend that is at times genuinely thrilling--especially for those with 5.1 Surround Sound capability. --Sam Graham
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