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Uploaded by on Oct 26, 2008

John Paul Jones talks about what went on during studio sessions.

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  • This made me listen to "When the levee breaks"

    Awesome song!

  • They hung mic's down chimneys and they put amps and mic's in the strangest places, all to get certain sounds.

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  • He is underrated??? What the hell. Not for me - He is one of the best Bass&Keyboard player & composer from best Rock-band of the world!!!

  • @Luukeeeehh completley agreed.

  • when the levee breaks has got to be my 2nd favorite LZ song...behind Kashmir of course. John Bohnam was unspeakably cool in those..

  • The most unique of all of the Zep sounds.. the sounds of Jone's speaking... (I always thought he sounds kinda like he's eating something... and talking)... PS... This is TOMORROW TOMORROW TOMORROW....TOMORROW.... :-)

  • massive snare sound

  • such an underrated guy

  • John Paul Jones has a voice???

  • @Tickbryan hahaha i love that joke man it NEVER gets old!!!

  • @jordaniothefourth , that's what she said.

  • @6672rock

    Even an inch can make a difference.

    Try micing a guitar amp and moving the mic around and back and forth, while listening through headphones. You'll find thousands of areas with unique sonic characteristics, each one giving the guitar a different feel!

    Isn't audio awesome?

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