Best 50-60cc saw

[Stump Shot]

Never been a fan of any heavy metal.

Led Zeppelin was(one of, if not) the progenitors of Hard Rock and Heavy Metal.

 

[Stump Shot]

Dude..lol..I actually watched that a while back.

That looks like the few of the dudes from my high school back in '86. Lol

 

[Duane(Pa)]

Did we get this s1hit sorted yet? Add some xtra earl to save your 562 crank bearings dot dot dot

 

[whitesnake]

Did we get this s1hit sorted yet? Add some xtra earl to save your 562 crank bearings dot dot dot

Ahh just send it. Haven’t you ever noticed the better you treat something the more problems you have with it? Life is funny like that.

 

[TreeLife]

Ahh just send it. Haven’t you ever noticed the better you treat something the more problems you have with it? Life is funny like that.

Sounds like you know my ex wife

 

[Mastermind]

Led Zeppelin was(one of, if not) the progenitors of Hard Rock and Heavy Metal.

I disagree. Led Zeppelin didn't ever scream into the microphone while trying to sound like Satan.

 

[redline4]

I disagree. Led Zeppelin didn't ever scream into the microphone while trying to sound like Satan.

True, but one could say Chuck Berry didn't sound rock-n-roll to me yet he's credited as being something of a founder of it.
I think it was all just progression.
Plus, Ac/Dc blows.

 

[Mastermind]

True, but one could say Chuck Berry didn't sound rock-n-roll to me yet he's credited as being something of a founder of it.
I think it was all just progression.
Plus, Ac/Dc blows.

Agree on all points.

 

[Johnmn]

I disagree. Led Zeppelin didn't ever scream into the microphone while trying to sound like Satan.

Led Zeppelin was my favorite band for a long time, then I discovered Tool (20 years ago) which is an extremely talented group of musicians, their not for everyone but if you're a music head and you don't mind 12 minute songs check them out.

 

[Loony661]

Great White. Boom.

 

[Hundred Acre Wood]

Led Zeppelin was my favorite band for a long time, then I discovered Tool (20 years ago) which is an extremely talented group of musicians, their not for everyone but if you're a music head and you don't mind 12 minute songs check them out.

Yeah... but the best version of a Tool song wasn't by Tool. It was done by kids.

 

[sawmikaze]

Led Zeppelin was(one of, if not) the progenitors of Hard Rock and Heavy Metal.

I think motorhead/venom and the like were the final steps to what people called "metal" in the 80s-90s.

 

[Stump Shot]

I disagree. Led Zeppelin didn't ever scream into the microphone while trying to sound like Satan.

Well lets take a look at the facts...
Long hair... check, women's clothing... check,
Wikipedia... check,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Led_Zeppelin
screaming... check

Don Felder(just because)... check

...and Satan has got nothing to do with it.

 

[sawmikaze]

Led Zeppelin was my favorite band for a long time, then I discovered Tool (20 years ago) which is an extremely talented group of musicians, their not for everyone but if you're a music head and you don't mind 12 minute songs check them out.

A band I always respected but never liked was Linkin Park, talk about a group of musicians...

 

[Stump Shot]

I think motorhead/venom and the like were the final steps to what people called "metal" in the 80s-90s.

Had to happen to make Disco go away and leave your head altogether.

 

[Lnk]

Had to happen to make Disco go away and leave your head altogether.

Nice job, we had all forgotten about disco! Have to start over again. Crap

 

[Mastermind]

screaming... check

It's the sounding like a demon crawled up their asses that I can't tolerate.

 

[Paul Fithian]

Yeah... but the best version of a Tool song wasn't by Tool. It was done by kids.

THIS RULES!

I had to play it again on the good stereo to enjoy it even more!

 

[maulhead]

Well lets take a look at the facts...
Long hair... check, women's clothing... check,
Wikipedia... check,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Led_Zeppelin
screaming... check

Don Felder(just because)... check

...and Satan has got nothing to do with it.

Ever heard of Black Sabbath.

Tony Lommi is often thought of as inventing heavy metal, his style of playing was like no one else, some say it was all because of a accident where he lost his finger tips, that he had to push harder (heavy) on the guitar strings, because he could no longer feel the strings.

The Horrific Accident That Created Heavy Metal

Who needs fingertips when you've got riffs?

loudwire.com

Tony Iommi and the Accident that Created Heavy Metal

Black Sabbath’s Tony Iommi is the man who invented heavy metal. “War Pigs,” “Children of the Grave,” “Symptom of the Universe”: those seismic riffs presented a blueprint that a generation of hard rock axe-wielders would follow. Circa 1970, Iommi’s playing sounded like nothing out there. His...

www.thaliacapos.com

Zeppelin may have been more mainstream in 1970, but Sabbath was darker & heavier.

I'm not a Ozzy fan either, I liked Sabbath better with Dio at vocals.

 

[SimonHS]

Don't forget Black Sabbath. I was into them first, then Deep Purple and Iron Maiden. Never was a big fan of Zeppelin.

Quoting the article linked below: The first heavy metal acts are considered to be Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath and Deep Purple, often referred to as the “unholy trinity”.

The origins of metal and how it found its place in the music industry

From its blues roots to its current fusion of sounds, metal music has long been the favourite sound of fans who like their tunes loud and aggressive.

www.scmp.com

Hard to believe that the first Sabbath album is now 53 years old.