On A Call Siddhant Deshmukh

This weekend we finally took to recording again, after three weeks of hiatus, due to busy schedules. We talked about Led Zeppelin's fourth album, commonly known as Led Zeppelin IV (1971).
We got to talking about how we got into Led Zeppelin, our favourites from this album; Jimmy Page's production, Bonham's drumming and Jean Paul Jones' underrated base- how base doesn't get the spotlight in classic rock.
We can't wait to get our hands on Led Zeppelin's merchandise. In fact, we also mentioned other albums that we'd like to collect like Dil se and Taal.
Next week, we'll be talking about Vulfpeck's live performance at the Madison square and we're quite excited about it.
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