The ghost of Led Zeplin?
 

Not even close.



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Really? They sound a zeplineee to me...

Guy has a pretty high voice and definitely idolized Robert Plant in his inflections.
But the band's musicianship level plus the song structure and lyrical content are a million miles away from what Jimmy Page did with Led Zeppelin in terms of songwriting and playing.

Well I guess it's a subjective thing, but Robbie nailed it here:


These guys sometimes sound much closer to me, but still not close enough to be put anywhere near the same league:





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I heard this the other day and thought "Is it possible there's a Zeppelin song I've never heard before?"

Now I know.

It could be the shadow of Led Zepellin ...

I was at a club on the weekend, and around 1am this song came on, and the dance floor flooded. In eyeshot of me was a beautiful, stunning, long-haired girl in a cowboy hat. This girl, and her dancing, in that moment, cemented this song in my mind. Was a freaking babe.

That's a dude?

I had my doubts as well ...

That's what I was thinking...

He's not worthy of shaking the last few drops of piss from Plant's cock much less be compared to that rock god!

did you step up and speak with the babe?

this clip always blows my mind.. the audience has no idea what to do... they were probably expecting a bubble gum band

No. I was too shy / she was way out of my league / she too young for me. Take your pick. (All 3 is the safest bet. Sigh...)

Listen closely to the music. Not a patch on LZ.

To me, they're hardly Led Zeppelin. A laughable comparison, really.

In fact, I would say that they want you to think Led Zeppelin when you hear them, so you'll be that much less likely to realize the song posted by the OP is a shameless rip-off of Nazareth's "Hair of the Dog" (Now you're messin with a son of a bitch).



https://youtu.be/kyXz6eMCj2k

Kids these days....

I agree. Ghost of? Not quite.

Noooot! Not even close... :)