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2120. “Your Time Is Going To Come” by Dread Zeppelin

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Official video:

I’m linking it right now, but I’m not ever going to listen to the Led Zeppelin original of “Your Time Is Going To Come.” It will never sound right to me. Now and forever, Dread Zeppelin own this song as far as I’m concerned.

I don’t even know where to start writing about this. I know I only have these two Dread Zeppelin songs in my library, but they’re both just so damn good. Truth be told, I’ve enjoyed everything I’ve ever heard by them and can’t justify why I only have two of their tracks in my library. Some sort of internal stubbornness?

Anyhow, I urge you to give Dread Zeppelin a spin if you haven’t. They were a breath of fresh air in the pre-grunge 90’s.

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