I've seen em about 3 or 4 times and their pretty fucking excellent. Not only do they sound impeccable, but they actually dress like Zeppelin too! I'm actually indifferent to the whole fashion thing in music, but for presentation purposes it's a nice touch. What's nice about em is the actually mix up their sets each time they play! Still though, each time I've seen em, they've never played anything from the first album (and it isn't like the first Zep album is my favorite, but I'm sort of a completist like that). Hopefully tonight'll be different. The band is called Zoso, and this is their website.

www.zosoontour.com

Andrew Man wrote:

I have heard they kill it. Have you heard of the lesbian Zeppelin cover band called "Lez Zeppelin"?

Well I wasn't aware they were actual Lesbians, but I have heard they are all female.

There's also an all female Iron Maiden group called "The Iron Maidens" an all female Ramones group called the "Ramonas," and an all female Priest group called "Judith Priest."

I was give this show a 5 star rating , but the expereince itself was more of a 3. There was this huge fat drunken fucktard who thought it would be hilarious to yell "FUCK YOU MOTHER FUCKERS" at the band at every opportunity. Not to mention this guy was right behind me some of time. Thankfully he dissapeared after awhile. This older woman actually got pretty annoyed with him and kept telling him to shut up, and then starting hitting him!

That's more or less the only major complaint I have. A big pro was that the sound was the best it has ever been at the Bluebird. Usually if you're standing at the front of the stage the vocals get drowned out in the mix, but tonight they were crystal clear!

Here was the set:

CELEBRATION DAY
HOUSES OF THE HOLY
THE WANTON SONG
THE OCEAN
TANGERINE
HEARTBREAKER
RAMBLE ON
BLACK DOG
IN THE LIGHT
SINCE I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU
TEN YEARS GONE
BRON-Y-AUR STOMP
THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME
NO QUARTER
OVER THE HILLS AND FAR AWAY
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STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN


One final thing, In The Light may sound more arty than heavy in the studio, but live, imagine someone driving a train spike through your head! It is that lethal.