Personal choice, which is your favorite ...
"Stairway to Heaven" (released 1971) -or- "Kashmir" (released 1975) . . All media / images from internet. . ...
"Tea for one" - Led Zeppelin (video)
an overall favorite might indeed be other than one of the two mentioned... .
ah.... a Robert Fripp fan. Me as well, a truly fantastic artist....
Meanwhile, back to the question....Stairway to Heaven
If choosing between the 2...
Stairway...however, if I had my choice...early live versions of communication breakdown!
Physical Graffiti was the most
expensive record at the time. Double albums went for NLG 18.95, sometimes 19.95. PG was 29.95. OMG! Got it anyway, never a minute of regret. Starway to Heaven was cool, but everything on PG stood the test of time. I still play it. Short answer KASHMIR!
96 & 98 St. Mark's Place, New York City
a follow-up 1981 tip of the hat in the "Waiting on a Friend" video. Ada Calhoun called the street "like superglue for fragmented identities" and wrote that "the street is not for people who have chosen their lives ... [it] is for the wanderer, the undecid...
I read her book too.
I would choose "Stairway..." over "Kashmir", which starts full throttle and never lets up until it's over. "Stairway to Heaven" starts simply, with voice and acoustic guitar; it runs through several verses this way until, slowly, and one by one, other ins...
"St. Marks Is Dead: The Many Lives of America's Hippest Street" ...
is a nonfiction book by Ada Calhoun about the history of St. Mark's Place, a three-block stretch of East Village, Manhattan. Calhoun, who grew up on the street, shows how disillusioned bohemians of every era have declared "St. Marks Is Dead" when their er...
Stairway to Heaven.....
between the two (you've proposed). If there were "Going to California" around...that would be it for me
