NO QUARTER

Jimmy Page - Robert Plant

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mystic fred
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Acoustically Led Zeppelin.

A long awaited reunion between Page and Plant occurred in 1994, with the realization of their shared interest in Egyptian / North African music culminating in the MTV "Unplugged" DVD and "No Quarter" album, released on 14th October 1994, acoustic music including North African musicians and instruments, and mandolins and a hurdy gurdy along with an orchestra of North African musicians they continued to do a tour.

This project helped the pair reconcile their Zeppelin days using less bombastic interpretations of some of their specially selected classic songs - "Nobody's Fault But Mine", "Thank You", "No Quarter", "Friends", "Since I've Been Loving You", "The Battle of Evermore", That's The Way", "Gallows Pole", "Four Sticks", "The Rain Song" and a truly amazing version of "Kashmir", enhanced beyond measure by the use of innumerable African musicians and the string section of the London Metropolitan Orchestra, these songs interspersed with some of the African musicians own songs that fit in perfectly.

mystic fred | 4/5 | 2010-10-17

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