LED ZEPPELIN: Top 40 Tracks

 So, I'm trying to do more of these. This could be the 1st of an endless list of lists, LOL.

Zeppelin is easy, and now thinking again about those top 10-15..man those are 10 or 15 of my favoite songs ever, without question.

83 Bonzo's Montreux

82 Poor Tom

81 Royal Orleans

80 Candy Store Rock

79 Darlene

78 Ozone Baby

77 Rock and Roll

76 Black Dog

75 You Shook Me

74 Walter's Walk

73 Baby Come On Home

72 The Lemon Song

71 Tea for One

70 D'yer Mak'er

69 Hats off to (Roy) Harper

68 I Can't Quit You Baby

67 Black Country Woman

66 Whole Lotta Love

65 Boogie with Stu

64 Misty Mountain Hop

63 When the Levee Breaks

62 Hot Dog

61 All My Love

60 Communication Breakdown

59 Bron-Yr-Aur

58 We're Gonna Groove

57 Going to California

56 Hots On for Nowhere

55 Dancing Days

54 Living Loving Maid (She's Just a Woman)

53 Wearing and Tearing

52 Moby Dick

51 Heartbreaker

50 For Your Life

49 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp

48 Celebration Day

47 Custard Pie

46 Friends

45 The Rain Song

44 I'm Gonna Crawl

43 Fool in the Rain

42 Black Mountain Side

41 Down by the Seaside

40 Trampled Under Foot

39 South Bound Saurez

38 Your Time Is Gonna Come

37 The Crunge

36 Since I've Been Loving You

35 Hey, Hey, What Can I Do

34 In the Evening

33 Gallows Pole

32 Out on the Tiles

31 Dazed and Confused

30 Houses of the Holy

29 Good Times Bad Times

28 The Ocean

27 Travelling Riverside Blues

26 The Wanton Song

25 No Quarter

24 Nobody's Fault But Mine

23 That's the Way

22 Immigrant Song

21 Tangerine

20 Sick Again

19 Kashmir

18 Four Sticks

17 Night Flight

16 Thank You

15 Stairway to Heaven

14 What Is and What Should Never Be

13 Babe I'm Gonna Leave You

12 The Rover

11 Bring It On Home

10 The Battle of Evermore

9 The Song Remains the Same

8 Carouselambra

7 How Many More Times

6 Ten Years Gone

5 Over the Hills and Far Away

4 In the Light

3 In My Time of Dying

2 Ramble On

1 Achilles Last Stand

Tax the Heat - Change Your Position (2017-2018)

So That Drummer Guy mentioned this UK band to me earlier today, per an interview he did with 1 of the members which is below.

I've of course never heard of them; and I checked out 1 of their most popular tracks from their last/debut album from 2016, and it's really quite good. Full of energy, riffy blues rock that reminds me of the likes of Wolfmother or White Denim as he compared them to.

Anyway, so this new album Change Your Position comes out on March 9th and I will definitely look to checking it out just hear that track below and the album preview.



Preorder link

Release date March 9, 2018


1. Money in the Bank
2. Change Your Position
3. Playing With Fire
4. All That Medicine
5. On The Run
6. The Last Time
7. Taking The Hit
8. My Headspace
9. We Are Consumers
10. Cut Your Chains
11. Wearing A Disguise
12. The Symphony Has Begun

Trent Romens - Aware (2011)

Trent Romens on Facebook
stream the album here



1 Stimulate Me 4:44
2 Material Blues 2:25
3 Fairy Tale 4:14
4 Going Down Slow 7:35
5 Right Back Where I Started 5:14
6 I'm Sorry Sheriff 6:01
7 Key to the Highway 4:20
8 With You 4:56
9 Loves Lost Cause 4:56
10 Hey Now 3:05


This is the debut record from this Minnesota-based Guitarist/Singer/Songwriter whose primary sound is in Blues Rock.

Along with Erick Serna and the Killing Floor's debut record The Grip this adds to a rather unexpected interest in new Blues-Rock artists.

I saw Trent live with The Galactic Cowboy Orchestra once as a guest at the Dakota, and then headline his own show this year alongside them a few weeks ago at the Ritz Theater in Northeast Minneapolis.

Some of this is really tasteful, blues rock. Almost like Carlos Santana, namely on some of the solos. The track "Loves Lost Cause" maybe stands out the most. In fact that might be the best song on here. It builds gradually, and then a couple of minutes in, he goes into bluesy salsa-prog mode, that actually I think might go even further live. The show I saw him a few weeks ago he probably did and my memory isn't perfect on specifics. Because the jamming that takes place on that one is wonderful.

A number of other tunes on this album have moments, from great twang guitar, to soulful, methodical, bluesy candy. I'd say there's really not an unworthy song on here. But my other favorites come to mind "I'm Sorry Sheriff" "Fairy Tale" "Right Back Where I Started" and "Key to the Highway."

I can see why TGCO have worked with him, and Lisi Wright of TGCO represents him. And this (debut) record of his, is with New Folk Records, which also has the likes of TGCO, Lehto & Wright, and Greg Herriges. John Wright actually plays bass on it and did some production work, which is really clean sounding, not surprisingly.
New Folk Records may be folk/folk-related, but that label is kind of Minnesota's own progressive music label of sorts.

Trent Romens: definitely one of the best new artists in Minnesota, and one of the better new artists I discovered in 2011.