Jimmy Page & Paul Rodgers-Who's to Blame

Jimmy Page & Paul Rodgers perform Who's to Blame from the Death Wish II soundtrack on the ARMS tour in 1983 in Madison Square Garden

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Music

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• Jimmy Page
• Paul Rodgers
• Who's to Blame
• Death Wish II
• ARMS

[Boski391]

Fucking Awesome!!! Best version of this song....Pages Guitar and effects sound extraordinary!!!! Thanks so much for posting this.

[johntg123]

This is why Jimmy is the best in the business there are no guitarists any better. He is an absolute beast!

[johntg123]

@zabbott51 Either you did not read my comment or you have a comprehension problem. Opinions are like assholes indeed.

[zabbott51]

@zabbott51 Mine will not Change. I'm a Beckster and I'm sticking with him. I think he's on his way back from the White House. He was asked, along with some other Blues greats to perform on behalf of the President.

[zabbott51]

@johntg123 Jimmy Page was Amasing,his 1973 performance of "Since I been loving You" without the Overdubs is Timeless. Jeff Beck is just the Guitar players Guitar player. You can take Your Shredders, your guitar perfectionists and your Fingertappers put them all in one and Jeff will turn heads where ever He Goes at 68yrs of age,Jimmy and Eric, Will have a hard time keeping up with Jeff. Are we Done. Or would you like to watch Jeff and give me your Critic one more time. Opinions are like Assholes

[johntg123]

@zabbott51 Jimmy Page is amazing but when you bring Jeff Beck into the discussion you are at a different level - Beck is the only guitarist Jimi Hendrix sought out in England for advice about the guitar. "Clapton is God" ...he is not my god. Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck grew up in the same neighborhood in England...that must have been some fuckin neighborhood!!!!!!!

[1hobknobs]

@zabbott51 I was rather under the impression it was more about the music than "destroying" people? I also feel one reading your reply might find your grammar rather different to that accepted so might also question the value of your comments.

[zabbott51]

@1hobknobs Regroup take listen to Arms concert. Set your pride to the side and watch Beck detroy both of them

[1hobknobs]

@zabbott51 I've seen Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page and Eric Clapton live. They've got different styles and approaches. If i may say, Jeff's more staccato; brief flurries of phrasing. Eric seems fluent but i wonder if he's not really moved on. Jimmy, you have to remember, was a session man and those guys, even back in the Sixties, had to be top notch. I've never thought of him as sloppy on the 5 occasions i've seen him live.

[1hobknobs]

@johntg123 He writes the best songs! I keep searching Youtube for someone else to listen to but i kep coming back to Jimmy's music; ive realised it's because that's my favourite music! ( He's also a very good player; saw Page & Plant 4 times live and boy were they good; Jimmy's solo on " Babe i'm gonna leave you" is the best guitar solo i've ever heard live; i was spellbound and thought it doesn't get any better than this.

[dwainsrockinhard]

@Boski391 i was at a Dallas show during this tour. it was a great show!!! first time i had ever seen Jimmy, Beck, etc...

[zabbott51]

The Absolute worst performance of the Night, Wat are you people listening to? Pages Guitar sounded like shit his fingers weren't even picking right. Page You used to be my hero! Then on walked Jeff Beck!!! and Blew your strings off!!! Do some more Heroin Jimmy!!!!!!!!!!!Beck Smoked Everyone on that stage even Clapton couldn't stand next to Jeff Beck!!! Jeff's Finest Show Ever!