Numerous I know, but what if you had to pick one? I think my favorite would be Fool in the Rain. It's beautifully sloppy, melodic, and flashy all at once.

chords are everything

"Since I've Been Loving You"

Followed by "Celebration Day" & "Tangerine". III is obviously my fave Zep record, can't say I've ever met anyone that agrees...

Most Zep fans hate this tune, but I really like the slopabilly gitar ride on "Hot Dog" (In Through The Out Door), just for grins...

I'm going to go with Corleone. "Since I've Been Loving You" solo!

Sorry
Can't help myself

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Hey, somebody remind Laroo NOT TO DRINK AND TYPE--he's talking about Blackmore on a Page thread . I don't know if I have a favorite page solo, but I have listened to Zep's version of "Travelling Riverside Blues" more times than I can count--still get a kick out of playing/listening to that one--always will.

Laroo--you should check out Purple's California Jam video--Blackmore is on fire--I didn't know you were such a fan!
Wanna borrow it...?

"And Becuzz...U Gots Fuzzz...

Corleone, I often find myself alone when taling about III as well. I love That's the Way. Some people barely consider it Zep. I think it speaks volumes of their versatility.

chords are everything

Those acoustic-based tracks are a large part of why III is my fave.

have you heard/seen since i've been loving you from no quarter-unledded? pagey is playing through a vox ac-30+ fender vibroking+ echoplex
w/ his purple-red(?) b-bender les paul.great version & a monster tone!

Yeah twang, I've heard that one, as well as a couple of live bootleg versions. That tune must be near & dear to Jimmy's heart - he's always played it consistently well, even during some of the "sloppier" periods.

the lemon song or since i've been loving you

stairway


good times is a nice one, esp the way it just kinda explodes at you..but that's a tone thing

loving you IS great.. yeah...ok ok..

levee cause it DOESNT have an outright solo, but like a billions axes wurkin it..

btw, sammi is a Zep hater from way back..he's a Bad Company guy, so you innocents know..

As corny as it sounds.I have to say stairway.He nailed it on that sucker!

I'm The Original Heavily Littered Pedalboard Man.

Too many great leads to have a favorite.

-Stairway

-Since I've been loving you

-No Quarter

-Ten years Gone

-Custard Pie

-The Rover

Presence is probably my favorite album for Page leads. Maybe plunging deeper into his addiction lends itself. Very expressive and bluesy stuff.

-Nobody's Fault but Mine

-Achille's Last Stand

-Tea for Two

There's more, just can't list them all at the moment.

Yeah, too many good ones ...
Still, I think Since I've been loving you is my fave.

From the movie "Song Remains the Same"

Whole Lotta Love - the whole long guitar solo after "Shake it baby, shake it one more time for Elvis.... alright".....

Dow na now now......

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" 'What' ain't no country I ever heard of!

They speak english in 'What' "?

I think I enjoyed Page on acoustic even more

than electric. "Hey Hey What Can I Do?",

"Ramble On" probably my fave Zep tunes. I enjoy

their music very much.

"I am sorry that anyone was offended by the wardrobe malfunction during the halftime performance of the Super Bowl." - Justin Timberlake

The "No Quarter" live solo from "The Song Remains the Same". That's what I love about that era. The bands were totally unpredictable. There wasn't even a guitar solo on the studio version. Page was sloppy at times and I believe that it was deliberate. He's often been quoted as saying "playing live and the studio were two different approaches". But when he was on there were none better.

Ten Years Gone