Led Zeppelin
Coda
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AMG Review of Coda
Stephen Thomas Erlewine
All Music GuideAn odds-and-sods collection assembled after John Bonham's death, Coda is predictably a hit-or-miss affair. The best material comes from later in Led Zeppelin's career, including the ringing folk stomp of "Poor Tom," the jacked-up '50s ock & roll of "Ozone Baby," and their response to punk rock, the savage "Wearing and Tearing." The rest of the album -- sadly including the Bonham showcase "Bonzo's Montreux" -- is average, despite the presence of some stellar playing, especially on the early lues-rock blitzkrieg "I Can't Quit You Baby" and "We're Gonna Groove."
The Bonzo Blast
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"Bonzo's Montreux" is a instrumental tune from Led Zeppelin's melting pot '82 album, Coda. It was first recorded in '76 and eventually linked with "Moby Dick" when the '90 compilation came out. Take a listen to the early version if you find the chance. I heard it on XM Deep Tracks (fulllly obsessed) and I'm not tech enough to give you a link here, but hope you will hear it. Night-night.
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I don't know how many people that stop by my mog are musicians, but those of you who are will hopefully either understand or one day come to understand what I'm about to tell you.I have a 1960 Les Paul which has been abused as shit. I'm rough on my instruments and I'm also kinda clumsy. Needless to say this is a bad combination.Anyway, I go to visit a friend of my, Andy Brauer. He's a brilli...
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