I would not have a single clue why he wouldn't overdub if he had to change guitars.Could be just for the sound......it may be the only electric twelve string he has (or uses)...?...No, he has a Fender Electric XII, which he used to record Stairway, and probably more of them. Carouselambra is probaly the song almost all zeppelin fans wished they played live. A powerful song.

This was the only occasion in which … I always felt that Plant's voice was deliberately mixed under the instruments for various reasons. Led Zeppelin - All of My Love.mp3 download. All keyboards, apart from the awesome bassline you mean? And I think Plant's vocals would be a lot more audible and coherent.There's a lot of complicated bass parts there... how would that work?Perhaps he could come up with a layout where he played some bass lines with his left hand because the bass does sound too complicated to play with pedals while the keyboard parts could possibly be faked with the right hand.....it would be a trade off or compromise but may work...?...They actually played a portion of it as Page / Plant - in the 95 or 98 tours. Zeppelin should never do 'jaunty' so I can't believe the released mix was chosen over 'The Epic. Although Plant's voice can be deemed an effective fourth instrument, it is the musical parts that are the most striking, and the song would have been just as good as an instrumental. And I think Plant's vocals would be a lot more audible and coherent. I can't remember which one - maybe In the Evening....but by then, Page/Plant had a far bigger backing band and could do a lot more.This is the only song where Page used the EDS - 1275 (the double neck, for those of you who don't know), so he'd presumably use that. You can post now and register later. Which, likely, is what prevented them from even remotely trying to do this song (too tough with foot pedals).Yes, that's what I meant, those bass lines can't be substitued with pedals.They would have played like they played everything else.

Mostly he'd be playing the backing track, but I'm sure he'd add in a couple of solos here and there to counter Jonesy's playing. "Where was your helping? "Carouselambra" is the last epic that Led Zeppelin recorded and, in many ways, is their most unique. I'm assuming he used the "EDS-1275" for effect not necessarily because he had to for the album. John Paul Jones was the main musical force behind most of the songs on In Through the Out Door, and this one is no different. I always felt that Plant's voice was deliberately mixed under the instruments for various reasons. Although often ignored by casual fans, "Carouselambra" has long been a fan favorite and is one of surprisingly many worthy Zeppelin tracks that have not been played to death by corporate radio. If they played this song live with JPJ on Bass, John Entwhistle would've O.D.

The remix of Carouselambra on there (called The Epic) is a totally different beast. The song has three distinct parts: the first is incessantly fast and keyboard-driven; the second a slower, more bluesy guitar interlude; while the final section employs more bubbly keyboards that play into the fadeout. The title refers to the first section of the song that has similarities to carousel music. That would be looking back into a dark place, when the band only wanted to move forward and onward.I would love to see the look on Pages face after rehearsing this song for days and finally understanding what the lyrics meant. "Carouselambra" is the fifth song on Led Zeppelin's 1979 album In Through the Out Door. But how would they of done it. Carouselambra is probaly the song almost all zeppelin fans wished they played live.

Mostly he'd be playing the backing track, but I'm sure he'd add in a couple of solos here and there to counter Jonesy's playing. TORRENT download. Tim Boyd from Sydney, Australia It is a good song, probably the best of In through the out door. It's pure conjecture, but entirely possible that after fences were mended the song's meaning was something the band wanted to leave behind, along with so many painful memories. It was embedded as a medley in one of the songs. I play bass, and always knew it was a good bass-line, but my attention always gets focused to-wards the keyboards and guitar. Even though the song is not dominated by guitar, Jimmy Page adds color with his Gibson double neck, the only time the instrument was actually employed in the studio. The song is anything but lighthearted though. Maybe they got rid of the keyboards all together? Led Zeppelin - Fool In The Rain (Official Vinyl Video).mp3 download. "Carouselambra" is quite possibly the definitive song from the underrated In Through the Out Door album in that it has key contributions from all members, especially Jones, and yet just isn't riff-dominated. Clocking in as Led Zeppelin’s second longest song, Carouselambra has an astounding length of 10 minutes 34 seconds.

I dunno, maybe Page just felt like using the double neck...There've been interpretations of the lyrics that suggest Robert's dismay that Page and Jones turned a blind eye to Karac's tagic passing. JPJ could probably play the bass with his left hand.Is this a well loved song?

After listening only to the bass for the whole song. Plant's lyrics are barely decipherable, a common problem after his voice permanently changed to a lower register at some point in the mid-'70s. 8.7M . Mostly he'd be playing the backing track, but I'm sure he'd add in a couple of solos here and there to counter Jonesy's playing.