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Led Zepplin: "Ramble On"
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I love this live version of "Ramble On". A lot of times, I like the live versions better. I have always loved how the live version has been arranged differently. I like how the song references Lord of the Rings. The below passage was taken from:
https://www.reddit.com/r/tolkienfans/
"Led Zeppelin released two or three Tolkien-influenced songs (Ramble On, The Battle of Evermore, and arguably also Misty Mountain Hop) within the Professor's lifetime, beginning a tradition of Middle Earth influencing rock music (Rush later released their song Rivendell shortly after his death)."
https://www.reddit.com/r/tolkienfans/
"Led Zeppelin released two or three Tolkien-influenced songs (Ramble On, The Battle of Evermore, and arguably also Misty Mountain Hop) within the Professor's lifetime, beginning a tradition of Middle Earth influencing rock music (Rush later released their song Rivendell shortly after his death)."
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Trivia
- Led Zeppelin released two or three Tolkien-influenced songs (Ramble On, The Battle of Evermore, and arguably also Misty Mountain Hop) within the Professor's lifetime, beginning a tradition of Middle Earth influencing rock music (Rush later released their song Rivendell shortly after his death). *
- Both Robert Plant and Jimi Page heavily admired J.R.R. Tolkien's work. In one of Zepplin's live albums, they dedicate "Ramble On" to Tolkien.
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