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Vorbestellen	Zweigstelle: 17., Hormayrg. 2	Standorte: CD.09 Rock / 70er	Status: Verfügbar	Frist:	Vorbestellungen: 0

This is no one-star album, but buyers shouldn't expect Led Zeppelin cause even while Jimmy's recognizable sound is there, there's no Robert Plant. Still, the cuts with Lord Sutch taken from 1970 show Jimmy in Zeppish form and should be recognizable to any Zepp fan worth his salt though again as a group it feels like the band is following the singer rather than Lord Sutch making any pretences about being another Robert Plant. That works fine for me and I think it's kind of an interesting little session. You can definitely hear a Page trademark sound on these recordings though Lord Sutch is more like a punk rocker than a hippy poet so don't expect Robert Plant. But who wouldn't be a little interested to hear a Jimmy Page side project, a footnote in Zepp/Page history. This item may have more curio value than actual music merit for those expecting a Zeppelin hybrid but I have to say the sound really does have an early 70s punk sound and if you take it for what it is you can kind of appreciate it, plus it's fun to try to catch what Jimmy's up to in the background. Musically/rhythmically but not vocally the Sutch recordings brought to mind songs of the "Communication Breakdown" ilk and era. Some of the Sutch recordings reminded me of Kinks with a rougher edge. This is due to the singer. But I find it interesting all the same listening to Page work together with him.

Green Manalishi