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Led Zeppelin - In My Time of Dying (2nd Part)
Led Zeppelin - In My Time of Dying (2nd Part)
"In My Time of Dying" is the longest studio track on any of Led Zeppelin's albums and closes Side 1 of the original double-LP edition of Physical Graffiti, clocking in at 11:05 (11:08 on the LP edition). Surprisingly, there are no long instrumental passages despite the extended song timing.Jimmy Page's guitar tuning for this song is an open A chord, and was one of the few instances where he played slide guitar. Meanwhile, the distinctive, powerful drumming sounds of John Bonham were recorded in the same way as those on the track "When The Levee Breaks" from Led Zeppelin's fourth album.Because of its improvisational nature the band never had a rehearsed ending for the song. The studio version ends with: "I'm going to make it my dyin', dyin', dyin'..." After a few seconds of silence we hear a dramatically-feigned coughing fit (more than likely eminating from John Bonham). Playing along, Plant quips "cough" as an apt final word for the song. Bonham can then be heard exclaiming, "That's gonna be the one, isn't it?!", referring to that particular take. Next we hear what is likely the voice of recording engineer Andy Johns saying through the talk-back microphone "Come have a listen, then." Bonham then releases the clutch of his hi-hat and says (rather sheepishly) "Oh, yes. Thank you."In the May 2008 issue of Uncut Magazine, Page elaborated on the humourous reaction in the studio which can be heard at the end of the song:" We were just having such a wonderful time. Look, we had a framework for "In My Time Of Dying", Ok, but then it just takes off and we're just doing what Led Zeppelin do. We're jamming. We're having a ball. We. Are. Playing. ""In My Time of Dying" was played during Led Zeppelin's 1975 and some of their 1977 concert tours, where Robert Plant dedicated the song to the British Labour Party's Chancellor of the Exchequer, Denis Healey. Although performed in 1977, Plant initially was not keen on singing the song after suffering a near-fatal car crash in 1975, due to its fatalistic lyrical theme. This was one of the few live songs where Page switched to his black and white Danelectro guitar, which he also used for "White Summer" and "Kashmir". One live version of "In My Time of Dying", from Led Zeppelin's performance at Earls Court on May 24 1975, is featured on disc 2 of the Led Zeppelin DVD.Page performed this song on his tour with The Black Crowes in 1999. A version of "In My Time of Dying" performed by Page and The Black Crowes can be found on the album Live at the Greek. Page also included the song as part of his solo Outrider tour."In My Time of Dying" was performed at Led Zeppelin's reunion show at the O2 Arena, London on December 10, 2007. [ More Detail ]
Led Zeppelin - In My Time of Dying (1st Part)
"In My Time of Dying" is the longest studio track on any of Led Zeppelin's albums and closes Side 1 of the original double-LP edition of Physical Graffiti, clocking in at 11:05 (11:08 on the LP edition). Surprisingly, there are no long instrumental passages despite the extended song timing.Jimmy Page's guitar tuning for this song is an open A chord, and was one of the few instances where he played slide guitar. Meanwhile, the distinctive, powerful drumming sounds of John Bonham were recorded in the same way as those on the track "When The Levee Breaks" from Led Zeppelin's fourth album.Because of its improvisational nature the band never had a rehearsed ending for the song. The studio version ends with: "I'm going to make it my dyin', dyin', dyin'..." After a few seconds of silence we hear a dramatically-feigned coughing fit (more than likely eminating from John Bonham). Playing along, Plant quips "cough" as an apt final word for the song. Bonham can then be heard exclaiming, "That's gonna be the one, isn't it?!", referring to that particular take. Next we hear what is likely the voice of recording engineer Andy Johns saying through the talk-back microphone "Come have a listen, then." Bonham then releases the clutch of his hi-hat and says (rather sheepishly) "Oh, yes. Thank you."In the May 2008 issue of Uncut Magazine, Page elaborated on the humourous reaction in the studio which can be heard at the end of the song:" We were just having such a wonderful time. Look, we had a framework for "In My Time Of Dying", Ok, but then it just takes off and we're just doing what Led Zeppelin do. We're jamming. We're having a ball. We. Are. Playing. ""In My Time of Dying" was played during Led Zeppelin's 1975 and some of their 1977 concert tours, where Robert Plant dedicated the song to the British Labour Party's Chancellor of the Exchequer, Denis Healey. Although performed in 1977, Plant initially was not keen on singing the song after suffering a near-fatal car crash in 1975, due to its fatalistic lyrical theme. This was one of the few live songs where Page switched to his black and white Danelectro guitar, which he also used for "White Summer" and "Kashmir". One live version of "In My Time of Dying", from Led Zeppelin's performance at Earls Court on May 24 1975, is featured on disc 2 of the Led Zeppelin DVD.Page performed this song on his tour with The Black Crowes in 1999. A version of "In My Time of Dying" performed by Page and The Black Crowes can be found on the album Live at the Greek. Page also included the song as part of his solo Outrider tour."In My Time of Dying" was performed at Led Zeppelin's reunion show at the O2 Arena, London on December 10, 2007. [ More Detail ]
Kashmir - Led Zeppelin (live, O2 Arena 12/10/07)
This was recorded at Zeppelin's reunion in London at the O2 Arena on December 10, 2007. It was the fourteenth song on the setlist.Enjoy! [ More Detail ]
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Islam at work
# July 26, 2008: Serial blasts in Ahmedabad killing at least 30 people and injuring more than 100.# July 25, 2008: Nine explosions in Bangalore create terror killing two people and injuring twelve.# May 2008: Eight serial blasts rock Jaipur in a span of 12 minutes leaving 65 dead and over 150 injured.# January 2008: Terrorist attack on CRPF camp in Rampur kills 8.# October 2007: 2 killed in a blast inside Ajmer Sharif shrine during Ramadan.# August 2007: 30 dead, 60 hurt in Hyderabad 'terror' strike.# July 2006: Seven bombs on Mumbai's trains kill over 200 and injure 700 others.# March 2006: Twin bombings at a train station and a temple in Varanasi kill 20 people.# October 2005: Three bombs placed in busy New Delhi markets a day before Diwali kill 62 people and injure hundreds.# August 2003: Two taxis packed with explosives blow up outside a Mumbai tourist attraction and a busy market, killing 52 and wounding more than 100.# September 24, 2002: Militants with guns and explosives attack the Akshardham Hindu temple in the western state of Gujarat, 31 killed, More than 80 injured.# May 14: Militants attack an army camp near Kashmir's winter capital, Jammu, killing more than 30, including wives and children of soldiers.# December 13, 2001: More than a dozen people, including five gunmen, killed in an attack on parliament in New Delhi.# October 1, 2001: Militants storm the Jammu and Kashmir state assembly complex, killing about 35 people.# March 1993: Mumbai serial bombings kill 257 people and injure more than 1,100. [ More Detail ]
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Chronology of Terrorist Attacks On India
# July 26, 2008: Serial blasts in Ahmedabad killing at least 30 people and injuring more than 100.# July 25, 2008: Nine explosions in Bangalore create terror killing two people and injuring twelve.# May 2008: Eight serial blasts rock Jaipur in a span of 12 minutes leaving 65 dead and over 150 injured.# January 2008: Terrorist attack on CRPF camp in Rampur kills 8.# October 2007: 2 killed in a blast inside Ajmer Sharif shrine during Ramadan.# August 2007: 30 dead, 60 hurt in Hyderabad 'terror' strike.# July 2006: Seven bombs on Mumbai's trains kill over 200 and injure 700 others.# March 2006: Twin bombings at a train station and a temple in Varanasi kill 20 people.# October 2005: Three bombs placed in busy New Delhi markets a day before Diwali kill 62 people and injure hundreds.# August 2003: Two taxis packed with explosives blow up outside a Mumbai tourist attraction and a busy market, killing 52 and wounding more than 100.# September 24, 2002: Militants with guns and explosives attack the Akshardham Hindu temple in the western state of Gujarat, 31 killed, More than 80 injured.# May 14: Militants attack an army camp near Kashmir's winter capital, Jammu, killing more than 30, including wives and children of soldiers.# December 13, 2001: More than a dozen people, including five gunmen, killed in an attack on parliament in New Delhi.# October 1, 2001: Militants storm the Jammu and Kashmir state assembly complex, killing about 35 people.# March 1993: Mumbai serial bombings kill 257 people and injure more than 1,100. [ More Detail ]
Led Zeppelin concert DVD clip new
Led Zeppelin concert DVD clip new.Led Zeppelin stairway to heaven music video clip 60's 70's 80's jimmy page robert plant music lucia micarelli led zeppelin kashmir jethro tull ian anderson rock violin concertCopyright - 1979 Atlantic RecordsLed Zeppelin recorded their version in October 1968 at Olympic Studios, London, and the song was included on their 1969 debut album Led Zeppelin. It begins with a slow-tempo bluesy rhythm, propelled by John Paul Jones' descending bass line. It then changes to a faster tempo during the darkest part of the song, again featuring bowed guitar by Page, followed by a furious guitar solo (similar to Page's solo from the Yardbirds' "Think About It"), before finally returning to the initial rhythm. John Bonham's sporadic, explosive drumming throughout helped define the song's power and intensity.This was one of three Led Zeppelin songs on which Page used bowed guitar, the other being "How Many More Times", and "In the Light". The song "In the Evening" utilized several tremolo bar drops to mimic the bow sound.ASCAP , which assigns serial codes on the basis of published songs, did not give the same ASCAP code to both versions of "Dazed and Confused"; normally, cover versions are assigned the same number. ASCAP assigns a new number if, in its opinion, the song structure differs markedly to warrant a separate entry. Jake Holmes' "Dazed and Confused" was given the code 340119544, while Led Zeppelin's "Dazed and Confused" was given the code 340128276. Holmes never sued Page for the Led Zeppelin song, however, so it is unclear whether a court would have awarded a credit to Holmes pursuant to U.S. copyright law. Holmes did write a letter to Led Zeppelin seeking credit, which was never responded to.Led Zeppelin live performances"Dazed and Confused" was widely popularized by, and is still heavily identified with, Led Zeppelin's version. It became the centerpiece for the group at Led Zeppelin concerts, at least through the release of "Whole Lotta Love" from their second album. When performed live, it was (except for the fast middle section) played at a slower overall tempo, and gradually extended in duration (up to 45 minutes by 1975) as a multi-section improvised jam. Although initially performed in a manner similar to the studio version, some noticeable differences were gradually developed in live performances. By June 1969, in the section where Page plays guitar with a violin bow, the rest of the band dropped out completely, allowing him to perform a lengthier free-form improvisation, though by January 1970, the main structure of the section was already formed. By 1972, another improvised section had been added between the verses and this. The fast section was extended to allow changes in dynamics and volume, as well as changing the beat, sometimes seguing in and out of another song altogether. There was a short jam at the end of the song after the final verse.Over time, the improvisational suite incorporated more and more material. In 1972, including on the live How the West Was Won, the song incorporated riffs from the Led Zeppelin songs "The Crunge", and "Walter's Walk". By 1973, the song featured an extended transition before the violin bow solo, which incorporated a melody that would later be used in 1976's "Achilles Last Stand". Plant sang lyrics from either Scott McKenzie's "San Francisco" or Joni Mitchell's "Woodstock" during this transition. Also during this time, the violin solo would incorporate "Mars" from Gustav Holst's suite The Planets, accompanied by Plant's vocalizations.A live version of "Dazed and Confused" was featured on Led Zeppelin's 1973 concert film, The Song Remains the Same (and accompanying soundtrack), as part of Page's fantasy sequence. Other live recordings are also found on the official releases Led Zeppelin BBC Sessions (featuring two different versions), How the West Was Won, and the Led Zeppelin DVD."Dazed and Confused" was performed on every Led Zeppelin concert tour up to and including their 1975 shows at Earl's Court. It was then removed from their live set list until it was performed once again at Led Zeppelin's reunion show at the O2 Arena, London on December 10, 2007 [ More Detail ]
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Led Zeppelin concert intro DVD new
Led Zeppelin concert intro DVD new.Led Zeppelin stairway to heaven music video clip 60's 70's 80's jimmy page robert plant music lucia micarelli led zeppelin kashmir jethro tull ian anderson rock violin concertCopyright - 1979 Atlantic RecordsLed Zeppelin recorded their version in October 1968 at Olympic Studios, London, and the song was included on their 1969 debut album Led Zeppelin. It begins with a slow-tempo bluesy rhythm, propelled by John Paul Jones' descending bass line. It then changes to a faster tempo during the darkest part of the song, again featuring bowed guitar by Page, followed by a furious guitar solo (similar to Page's solo from the Yardbirds' "Think About It"), before finally returning to the initial rhythm. John Bonham's sporadic, explosive drumming throughout helped define the song's power and intensity.This was one of three Led Zeppelin songs on which Page used bowed guitar, the other being "How Many More Times", and "In the Light". The song "In the Evening" utilized several tremolo bar drops to mimic the bow sound.ASCAP , which assigns serial codes on the basis of published songs, did not give the same ASCAP code to both versions of "Dazed and Confused"; normally, cover versions are assigned the same number. ASCAP assigns a new number if, in its opinion, the song structure differs markedly to warrant a separate entry. Jake Holmes' "Dazed and Confused" was given the code 340119544, while Led Zeppelin's "Dazed and Confused" was given the code 340128276. Holmes never sued Page for the Led Zeppelin song, however, so it is unclear whether a court would have awarded a credit to Holmes pursuant to U.S. copyright law. Holmes did write a letter to Led Zeppelin seeking credit, which was never responded to.Led Zeppelin live performances"Dazed and Confused" was widely popularized by, and is still heavily identified with, Led Zeppelin's version. It became the centerpiece for the group at Led Zeppelin concerts, at least through the release of "Whole Lotta Love" from their second album. When performed live, it was (except for the fast middle section) played at a slower overall tempo, and gradually extended in duration (up to 45 minutes by 1975) as a multi-section improvised jam. Although initially performed in a manner similar to the studio version, some noticeable differences were gradually developed in live performances. By June 1969, in the section where Page plays guitar with a violin bow, the rest of the band dropped out completely, allowing him to perform a lengthier free-form improvisation, though by January 1970, the main structure of the section was already formed. By 1972, another improvised section had been added between the verses and this. The fast section was extended to allow changes in dynamics and volume, as well as changing the beat, sometimes seguing in and out of another song altogether. There was a short jam at the end of the song after the final verse.Over time, the improvisational suite incorporated more and more material. In 1972, including on the live How the West Was Won, the song incorporated riffs from the Led Zeppelin songs "The Crunge", and "Walter's Walk". By 1973, the song featured an extended transition before the violin bow solo, which incorporated a melody that would later be used in 1976's "Achilles Last Stand". Plant sang lyrics from either Scott McKenzie's "San Francisco" or Joni Mitchell's "Woodstock" during this transition. Also during this time, the violin solo would incorporate "Mars" from Gustav Holst's suite The Planets, accompanied by Plant's vocalizations.A live version of "Dazed and Confused" was featured on Led Zeppelin's 1973 concert film, The Song Remains the Same (and accompanying soundtrack), as part of Page's fantasy sequence. Other live recordings are also found on the official releases Led Zeppelin BBC Sessions (featuring two different versions), How the West Was Won, and the Led Zeppelin DVD."Dazed and Confused" was performed on every Led Zeppelin concert tour up to and including their 1975 shows at Earl's Court. It was then removed from their live set list until it was performed once again at Led Zeppelin's reunion show at the O2 Arena, London on December 10, 2007 [ More Detail ]
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Kashmir
Led Zeppelin in London, December 2007http://ledzeppelin.com/show/december-10-2007 [ More Detail ]
by valhalla45 8min32sec, Views:40, Ratings:0.00pt, Votes:0, Comments:0, Added at:08/05/25 [ DownLoad ]
Led Zeppelin-Kashmir-Live-O2 London-2007-12-10
Led Zeppelin performs its most multifaceted song, a song from its 1975 Phyical Graffiti album, at O2's once-in-a-lifetime concert .... [ More Detail ]
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VAZEE MAYN UK BHANGRA (DECEMBER FRIDAY)
VAZEE,TAZ,HARESH,DALI N FRIENDS ....PAKI KASHMIR GUYZ DANCE MIX HOPE U GUYZ IIL LIKE IT [ More Detail ]
Coverdale Page - In My Time Of Dying - Live 1993
Osaka, Japan - December 20, 1993 [ More Detail ]
by unstoppable3rd 10min4sec, Views:3574, Ratings:4.90pt, Votes:12, Comments:15, Added at:08/04/01 [ DownLoad ]
Baba Amte's unmatchable work
One of the greatest social activist and magsaysay award winner Murlidhar Devidas Amte died at the age of 94 at his 'Anandvan' ashram at Chandrapur disctrict of Maharashtra. Born on 26 December 1914in a wealthy family of landlords in Hinganghat in Wardha district of Maharashtra.Baba Amte had launched the Bharat Jodo movements from Kanyakumari to Kashmir in 1985 and Gujrat to Arunachal Pradhesh in 1988, with the mission of of estachlishing peace with the mission of estabhlishing peace and raising environmental consciosness.In 1990, Baba Amte left Anandvan to live along the Narmada river to fight against social injustice to local inhabitants.He recieved many national and international awards, including, Gadhi peace price, Roman Magsaysay and Templetion Prize.We wish his sould RESTS IN PEACE.But most precious is the spirit he left behind.We are mentioning it all her to keep his spirit alive. [ More Detail ]
by 666deathcold666 7min26sec, Views:378, Ratings:5.00pt, Votes:1, Comments:0, Added at:08/03/20 [ DownLoad ]
kashmiri human rights
http://www.dalkhalsa.com/Archives/News/Dec_07/08_Dec_07_01.html"Future lies in seeking and obtaining right to self-determination": SEMINARKashmiris, Nagas and Sikhs join hands for the common causeCommon platform to be set-up very soon,Condemned the Indian state for its brutalities and human rights violationsSaturday December 08th, 2007To commemorate the World Human Rights Day, the galaxy of representatives of struggling peoples and nations, gathered at Chandigarh on Saturday Dec 8 to deliberate upon the human rights conditions in their respective areas and chart out common and specific strategies for conflict resolution in respective homelands.Er. Ghulam Rasool Dar, General Secretary of the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front, Janab Haqeem Abdul Rasheed and Advocate Mohammad Ashraf Lone of the All Party Hurriyat Conference, Prof. S. A. R. Geelani of Delhi University, Mr. Joyson, former Convenor of the Naga Peoples Movement for Human Rights, Senior Advocate Harvinder Singh Phoolka and Bhai Mohkam Singh, convenor of the Khalsa Action Committee presented Kashmiri, Naga and Sikh perspective respectively. Justice Retd Ajit Singh Bains presided over the seminar on Whither Human Rights of India? [ More Detail ]
Sikh Freedom - Future lies in seeking and obtaining right to self-determination for Sikhs - Khalistan
http://www.dalkhalsa.com/Archives/News/Dec_07/08_Dec_07_01.html"Future lies in seeking and obtaining right to self-determination": SEMINARKashmiris, Nagas and Sikhs join hands for the common causeCommon platform to be set-up very soon,Condemned the Indian state for its brutalities and human rights violationsSaturday December 08th, 2007To commemorate the World Human Rights Day, the galaxy of representatives of struggling peoples and nations, gathered at Chandigarh on Saturday Dec 8 to deliberate upon the human rights conditions in their respective areas and chart out common and specific strategies for conflict resolution in respective homelands.Er. Ghulam Rasool Dar, General Secretary of the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front, Janab Haqeem Abdul Rasheed and Advocate Mohammad Ashraf Lone of the All Party Hurriyat Conference, Prof. S. A. R. Geelani of Delhi University, Mr. Joyson, former Convenor of the Naga Peoples Movement for Human Rights, Senior Advocate Harvinder Singh Phoolka and Bhai Mohkam Singh, convenor of the Khalsa Action Committee presented Kashmiri, Naga and Sikh perspective respectively. Justice Retd Ajit Singh Bains presided over the seminar on Whither Human Rights of India? [ More Detail ]
Ghulam Ali n Noor Jehan sing 3 Saraiki Songs from 1970's
Saraiki Film Songs' history dates back to old times as Nahid Niazi was the first singer to sing a pure Saraiki song in a movie Aabru in 1961 under composition by none other than the son of the soil Baba G.A.Chishti The cast included Bahar, Akmal, Zeenat and A. Shah Shikarpuri. It was basically a Punjabi Movie by Kashmir Theatres Limited Sheikh Ata ur Rehman was its producer as well as Director. It was released on 27th January 1961. However the complete Saraiki Movie's honours goes to DhiyaaN NimaniyaaN by the genius Inayat Hussain Bhatti under teh banner of Nadeem Pictures (attributed to his son Nadeem Abbas) who also appeared as Film Producer in title and Inayat Hussain Bhatti as Director. Being the first of its kind it was destined to be the biggest blockbuster in the huge Saraiki belt ranging from areas of Sindh to whole Punjab and Pothohar regions. Ashiq Hussain was its music director and the cast included Inayat Hussain Bhatti, Khanam, Saiqa, Asad Bukhari, Afzal and Agha Hussain. Singers included Inayat Hussain Bhatti, Noor Jehan, Afshan and Sultana Naz. It was released on 7th December 1973. The complete movie is available on YouTube in parts. The success of DhiyaaN NimaniyaaN led to making of more movies in this sweet language. Our next stop is Saraiki movie Saanjh SaDay Pyar Di. Procued under the banner of Movie Masters, it was directed by Sarwar Chaudhary and film maker was Sajid Khan. Cast included Raj MUltani, Saiqa, Khalid Mahmood and Seema. Music was composed by Ghulam Hussain Shabbir who used the voices of Legends like Ghulam Ali and Madam Noor Jahan in a melodious way. It was released on 21st April 1974. Haatu Jat is another Saraiki movie inwhich apart from Noor Jehan, notable singers are Masood Rana, Ghulam Ali, Mala Begum, Tasawwur Khanum and even Irene Parveen with Afshan and Balqees. Another Saraiki movie worth mention here was Rab Da Roop by Nadeem Pictures again, Nadeem Abbas was producer and Kaifi directed it. Cast included Inayat Hussain Bhatti, Khanam, Nanha, Shahida, Raja Riaz and Bahar. Safdar Hussain was Music Director and Singers include Inayat Hussain Bhatti, Mala Begum and Afshan. It was released on 6th June 1975. All songs from these and other very few unreleased Saraiki movies are with me and may be uploaded on public demand :) Enjoy the Songs.RegardsDr.Bukhari [ More Detail ]
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Roots In Kashmir - An Introduction
"Roots In Kashmir" is a worldwide Kashmiri Pandit youth initiative to raise awareness on the plight of the Pandit community which has been living in exile in its own country since last 18 years. Its a broad based campaign to let people know of the genocide and ethnic cleansing suffered by Pandits suffered at the hands of Islamic Terrorists. This video is a small introduction of our campaigns, awareness drives and work done since December 2006. You can reach us at :Website: www.rootsinkashmir.org/Campaign Blog: www.kashmiris-in-exile.blogspot.com/E-mail: contact@rootsinkashmir.org and kashmiris.humanrights@gmail.com [ More Detail ]
by kauladityaraj 5min0sec, Views:3617, Ratings:4.10pt, Votes:9, Comments:101, Added at:08/02/07 [ DownLoad ]
"KASHMIR" London O2 Multi-cam
The COMPLETE show is finished and uploaded on my YouTube channel! Multi-camera edited with AWESOME sound! All 16 songs from the December 10, 2007 Zeppelin reunion, London O2 arena. ENJOY THE SHOW! [ More Detail ]