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The musicians were quite good especially the drummer. The singer could not hit the notes that Robert Plant could back in the day. I Would have preferred he lip sync those parts
We expected more from this group. My husband and I attend a lot of concerts and this was not our favorite. We could not understand the words the singer was singing. We were disappointed in the playlist as well. We were hoping for more traditional Led Zeppelin songs and that did not happen.
Besides playing all of Led Zeppelin III… Do you other teams were just as good… Drummer was incredible
Thought the sound was terrible. They use volume to make up for bad quality. Great guitar player but I would give the lead singer a two or three out of five at best.
These guys are so lucky to be able to do this. It was so great to hear that Zeppelin music live and loud by a very convincing group of musicians. Hard to believe that music is 50 years old. Classics. Immigrant Song was outstanding. So powerful. Sound mix was a bit off at times. Many times couldn't really hear singer. drummer was incredible. I was so amazed by how well he had the Bonham style nailed down. Him and the bassist really drove the music along. I am glad I was able to see this. I was 10 when III came out. They were super convincing both musically and visually. Thanks for coming to play for us in Seattle !
Awesome performance by these talented and artistic musician. I felt as though I was at Zepplin concert back in the 1970’s. Jason Bonham was incredible with his drum solo as was the solo from the likeness of Jimmy Page. Thank you for amazing night of entertainment!
Saw them in Seattle at The Neptune as part of their Led Zeppelin III tour. The sound mix was horrible--indistinct and so loud and reverbed that we couldn't even make out the lyrics. Part of the problem seemed to be their drummer, who has only only setting--pound--and forces all the others to amp up. But the singer also turns the reverb up to 11 to hide a tenuous grasp on the music. The band fundamentally misinterpreted several of the classic tunes they played, stressing the wrong beats. Overall, their musicianship is on a par with a good "battle of the bands" group but disappoints those of us who grew up on recordings of Led Zeppelin, which is in a league far above these guys.
Led Zeppelin 2 was amazing. The band is so well put together that I thought I was really seeing Zeppelin! Not being around when the real Led Zeppelin was, this show made a dream come true! I felt like I was zapped into the 70’s! The show was so cool, the similarities to the band, uncanny, the music...magical! Thank you!
I may have been tired and grumpy when I entered, so the high reverb and lofty open sound may have been heightened but, I had to leave early. Unfortunate as the production seemed well rehearsed.
I thought I would never the Live music of the greatest rock band ever until Sunday night! They were really good. The base was super loud at first couldn’t hear vocals, but they fixed it. The crowd, bathrooms, organized entry were all pretty top notch. I loved the venue and especially the music!
I love anything Led Zeppelin and the quality of music surely didn’t disappoint. The Tom Sawyer rift after the drum solo was a nod toward Neil Pearl a really nice touch. The sound mix, however, was off. The band was so loud during the first half it was hard to hear the vocals. I love loud music but this was way too loud. Our group ended up buying ear plugs which changed the quality of the music. I would have given 5 stars if the sound was mixed better.
The drummer for this band is great, and interestingly enough quoted a lot of Neil Peart routines during the first part of his solo. The rest of the musicians are nothing to write home about. The guitarist has learned the Page routines, but I don't hear anything remarkable or lively in his playing - just going through the motions with lots of grimaces. But rather than treat the material respectfully - like Zepparella does - they seemed determined to play as loud and sloppy as possible (kind of like the original Led Zeppelin did). From the standpoint of putting on a good rock show, they did well. Musically, though, the beams in the Ace of Spades were groaning from sympathetic vibrations and my ears are still ringing - even with earplugs in - almost 72 hours later. The volume pulverized a lot of the mistakes and sloppy playing from the band. This is the first tribute band I've seen that actually did not give the real names of the players from the stage; kind of silly, self-indulgent. We all know they're not the real musicians that made up the original LZ; there's no reason to pretend. I think I'm done with tribute shows in general. I see nothing wrong with doing covers, or even whole albums of a particular band, but this show just turned me off to wasting any more money seeing tribute bands. There are plenty of other great modern rock acts out there, but poorly promoted. It was also way too crowded to enjoy the show; Ace needs to cap tickets at about 100 less than what the stated capacity of the facility is - especially since rock (and country, to be honest) shows tend to attract lots of overweight 50 something suburban bro types that get super drunk and then jump and down and manage to barely avoid crushing the people around them that are there to have a good time but be under control...
Love the authentic feel of the music. I liked the Robert Plant lookalike but not so much sound alike. Great fun though and recommend seeing it if you get the chance.
The sound mix was off and way too loud for the size of the venue. Keyboard wasn't setup right for the first song. Just disappointing after reading other reviews of previous shows.
Ratings: Drummer - 9.5; Lead Guitar - 9; Bass - 9; Lead Singer - 3. Opened with Whole Lotta Love & his singing was awful from the very start. The show was pretty good overall, but I won’t see them again.
Drummer was very good and bass player held his own on bass and keyboards. Guitarist was very good too. The singer however was a screamer with no tone or remote ability to sing anything like Robert Plant. Good band but I had to leave early because the singer was that bad. Sorry!
Vocals were nowhere comparable to Robert Plants. They kept vocals low compared to.other music but the difference was still noticeable. Speakers lost sound halfway though concert. They ran the show with speakers on stage which were far inferior compared to main speakers. Lost interest and left.
Maybe the sound mixer had an off night?My wife and I were so excited to see this band. Less than 4 songs in We left and went home. The sound mixing was terrible. I’m sure the band is better than this. Maybe it was an off night who knows.
Poor choice of songs to cover. Left out much of the best of the real Led Zeppelin’s music. The only truly good part was an intense and inspired drum solo.
The music was great it was like being at a real Led Zeppelin concert and so Lively and fun had a great time
