Jimmy Page : The Anthology

[AA00475Bassman]

A must Page Zep Photos are over the top with descriptions !

 

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[harleytech]

Yep... Just got it from Amazon...

 

[Johnny Q]

Yes sir! I got this the day it came out. It is on my coffee table and gets thumbed through almost daily. If you like this book I also recommend Jimmy Page By Jimmy Page.

 

[jrgtr42]

It's in my Amazon shopping cart - just waiting for an opportunity to pull the trigger.

 

[Cream Fan]

I've got my copy, too! What amazes me is that Page never threw anything away. After he's gone, you have enough to fill a museum.

 

[Ed Driscoll]

With all of the gear porn, and the information from Page on why he chose what he chose, I find myself reading the Anthology much more these days than his first coffee table book.

 

[O Riley]

I'm going to have to check this out.
Thanks for the the heads up.

 

[Maple]

Cool! Jimmy Page was one of my major influences as a teenager.

He is the main reason that I bought an acoustic guitar over an electric......when I could finally afford one.

I'd really like to know how he got that Leslie speaker effect on Down By The Seaside. Does he mention it in the book?

 

[Flogger]

Cool! Jimmy Page was one of my major influences as a teenager.

He is the main reason that I bought an acoustic guitar over an electric......when I could finally afford one.

I'd really like to know how he got that Leslie speaker effect on Down By The Seaside. Does he mention it in the book?

I don't have the answer to that, but I do know that re-amping played a much larger role than I originally thought. Like Good Times Bad Times was likely the Supro re-amped through a Leslie. Black Dog was a convoluted chain with DI 2 compression stages, and two re-amps.

 

[Maple]

I don't have the answer to that, but I do know that re-amping played a much larger role than I originally thought. Like Good Times Bad Times was likely the Supro re-amped through a Leslie. Black Dog was a convoluted chain with DI 2 compression stages, and two re-amps.

That's cool! I didn't know that.

It would be nice if Jimmy Page, and the rest of the greats, would list what steps they took to get their tone.

 

[J.D.]

We know #1's original bridge pickup was a double white. I still want to know what color the neck pickup bobbins are.