Yep, classics. Kashmir is a staggering song. Led Zep are the ultimate band. And you seldom get a bad offering from Kate Bush. She's an outstanding singer.
I'll say nothing, as I'm a bloody good bloke.Kashmir has a good riff but soon wears off due to the song lasting too long and going nowhere. Kate has made better records as this one is also a bit dull.
Plus Plants wailing is rather annoying which is rather odd as he has a good voice when he doesn't put it on.
They both need to be appreciated, as both are outstanding.Kashmir should absolutely monster this. An all time classic from the ultimate hard rock band. Still being sampled and relevant today.
Kate Bush on the other hand is just painful wailing. "OH but she wrote it when she was 14"- guess what, it sounds like it. Dreadful song. If it was Hounds of Love era then ok but this is dire.
I must admit I do enjoy Trampled Underfoot and In My Time of Dying more these days.Kashmir has a good riff but soon wears off due to the song lasting too long and going nowhere. Kate has made better records as this one is also a bit dull.
Plus Plants wailing is rather annoying which is rather odd as he has a good voice when he doesn't put it on.
It's not a cheap shot. Early Kate Bush was dreadful. A perfect example of style over substance.They both need to be appreciated, as both are outstanding.
Once you get to this level of track, cheap shots like that don’t carry much weight imho.
None of them are Mancunians. Tim Burgess was born in Salford, the rest are from the midlands.This score so far is a travesty. Madchester over music is a sad reflection