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the riff came to tony's head in a minute, practising before a session, and they wrote the song just like that
and it rules
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Spontaneity can bring success a lot of the time.
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However only these guys could be spontaneous and become so successful.
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Yeah, not surprised the riff came to his head in a minute if he was listening to "Communication Breakdown." You guys know he admits to ripping it off, right.
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i was talking about the intro riff, not the main part
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Album Rating: 5.0
if any, paranoid >>>> communication breakdown
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easily
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Doesn't the riff sound like a section from 'Dazed and Confused'?
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^ exactly just different time signature
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Interesting story, didn't know about Paranoid and Communication Breakdown. However, Iommi probably just ripped off indirectly some poor, old bluesman rather than Led Zeppelin.
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I've read yje same story about Lad Zeppelin. They realized they were in need of another song and Iommi just composed the first thing he could think of, which was a Led Zeppelin rip off.
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It cant be that much of a rip off if most of us didnt even notice until now. And in any case, paranoid >>>> communication breakdown [2]
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I enjoy Communication Breakdown just a bit more even though I prefer Iommi's solo than that of Page.
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I don't know, mostly because of song structure, I think I like Communication Breakdown a bit more, too.
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@Manosg indirectly yes, but I've seen an interview about Paranoid where Tony clearly states he ripped it from Zep.
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Never heard about the connection you're talking about guys. The only connection of this album with Led Zepp that I know of is Rat Salad and Moby Dick. I remember reading somewhere that they wanted to do this instrumental as a tribute to Led Zepp and John Bonham.
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If its true then at least its good to see a rip off involving Led Zeppelin go the other way for once ;)
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indeed
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Yeah. No band (especially back then) was completely above taking a few bits from their influences here and there. The unholy trinity of early metal were each culprits on multiple occasions, though if I had to say Zep was the worst of the three.
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Theres no denying they were.
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