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Link: Siri "Sings" Stairway To Heaven
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William Shatner better watch out. The folks over at Apple parody site Scoopertino pieced together a spoken-word rendition of the famous Led Zeppelin song for Siri.
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Video: Michael Winslow’s Amazing Led Zeppelin Cover
The “Man of 10,000 Sound Effects” performs Led Zeppelin’s “Whole Lotta Love” on a Norwegian talk show. Everyone promptly craps themselves.
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Video: Italian Toddler Loves Led Zeppelin
Don't give him that namby-pamby kiddie music. He needs coolin'. Baby, he's not foolin'.
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Video: If Led Zeppelin Scored “Tron: Legacy”
Pretty Lights sampled seven different Led Zep tracks for one of their dubstep mega-mixes. Then this YouTuber had the bright idea to mash it up with “Tron.”
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Video: Ultimate Led Zeppelin Mashup
YouTube mashup wizard Kutiman does it again. This time, he's mixed clips of 80 amateurs performing “Black Dog” into one awesome video entitled “My Favorite Band”. (via mashable.com)
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Video: Asian Shower Dude Sings Led Zeppelin
Asian guy in a bathrobe and shower cap sings Led Zeppelin's “Good Times Bad Times,” and he crushes it with the force of mjolnir. You can't help but smile while watching this.
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Them Crooked Vultures
Music Buzz The long-rumored, totally epic supergroup comprised of Dave Grohl, Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones, and Josh Homme from Queens of the Stone Age is finally a reality. Them Crooked Vultures will play their first show at Chicago's Metro on Sunday. An album (“Never Deserved the Future”) and a full tour from the motor-rock super group are in the works.
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Video: 8 Minute Abs to Kashmir
Led Zeppelin’s “Kashmir” dubbed over an “8 Minute Abs” workout. Can you work your abs for as long as Jimmy Page can rock out?
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Fleet Foxes
Music Buzz Hot on the heels of their eponymous debut album, the Seattle-area band releases a video for their single “White Winter Hymnal.” Released to universal critical claim, the quintet’s album, and its reverb-soaked folk rock sound, conjure memories of early My Morning Jacket and classic acts like Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young and Led Zeppelin (no, not “Black Dog.” Think Led Zeppelin III). Earthy and pastoral, the album serves as the perfect companion to a warm summer afternoon. The video, produced and animated by Sean Pecknold, nicely complements the transient nature of the song, not to mention it’s a pleasant little trip through a psychedelic clay land.
