In the Name of My Father: The Zepset Live from Electric Ladyland

Artist: The Jason Bonham Band
Label: Sony
Category: Music

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Format: Live
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1

UPC: 074646801628
EAN: 0074646801628
ASIN: B000002BW2

Release Date: 1997-04-01

In the Name of My Father: The Zepset Live from Electric Ladyland

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Tracks:

In The Evening
Ramble On
The Song Remains The Same
What Is And What Should Never Be
The Ocean
Since I've Been Loving You
Communication Breakdown
Ten Years Gone
The Rain Song
Whole Lotta Love (Encore Medley)

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Customer Reviews:

clean does not equal raw.......2006-07-03

I listened to every tune, and I feel like the effort was worthy, but the elements that brought the music together were too clean. The songs are squeaky clean, every note is in its place, and the singer is too contrived for my liking. I think most of my problem with this disc is the singer, trying to be like Robert Plant, rather than singing the songs, not with Robert's rawness, but with his own, and it didnt happen, ever. I believe if you try too hard on something, the majic of it gets lost in the translation. The reason I give it a 3 is because musically, it was good, but it was too tight without much room to breathe, but vocally it sucked because the singer was so bent on trying to be Robert Plant, it was like tracing over his picture and calling it himself. I feel like Jasons earlier albums had more virtuosity and feel to them than this one- but I wouldnt blame this one on Jason entirely.

programmer_guy.......2004-02-08

Jason Bonham is the son of the late John Bonham of Led Zeppelin. On this CD the band does "cover tunes" of Led Zeppelin. They do an excellent job. If you like Led Zeppelin then you will like this CD. In fact, sometimes instead of playing a Zep CD I will play this CD instead. The singer even sounds a lot like Robert Plant. The guitarist definitely has Jimmy Page's chops down pat ALTHOUGH he does seem to have his own slight variations on Jimmy's licks. Anyway, they ALL do a really good job on ALL of the tunes. It seems that their intent was to play the tunes as close to the originals as possible.

The final track on this CD starts out with an excellent rendition of "Whole Lotta Love" BUT then finally weaves in a medley of other Zep tunes. There is NOT one single "ho-hum" tune on the entire CD - ALL the tracks are good.

In conclusion, if you like Led Zeppelin then buy this CD - you will love it.

not as good as zep but still awsome.......2000-04-11

This CD is very heavy on the drums but the vocals are lacking much, because he dosn't compare to Robert Plant. Guitarist isn't bad, niether is the bassist, but jason bonham is the best drummer alive! It is one of the better Led Zeppelin tributes that I have heard.

A fitting introduction to...another great band........2000-01-26

This is an excellent ,even if indirect,intro(and tribute)to the great works of Led Zeppelin,especially for those not so familiar with their music.Also the powerful and faithful renditions complement the musicians involved-Jason Bonham is no stranger to cloning his father's band style,with his previous outfit,Bonham.

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