Calmer than you are, dude. You watch where you're waving around those exclamation points.

There you go, Ricky. See, this isn't about racism, it's about people making assumptions about you based on how you look.

What a bitch. I hope you told her to go fuck herself.

Teti, you are always wrong about the Saints. Stop picking them to win. That is all.

I can do you one better. I had a layover in Charlotte going from Nashville to Las Vegas. Figure that one out.

Don't forget about Go Power at Christmas Time.

It's an interesting interpretation to suggest drumming is beside the point in a feature that asks for "favorite drum tracks." Hell yes OTHAFA is a great song, but the drumming in it is pretty basic by Bonham standards, especially when compared to just about every other song mentioned in this thread, and a few that…

Mitch Mitchell is in my personal top three drummers; if I was on staff picking a song for this week, Manic Depression or I Don't Live Today would be strong contenders.

The second Nazz album, appropriately titled Nazz Nazz, which in my opinion is even a slight improvement over the first.

Alright Zeppelin fans; I'm going to go out on a limb and presume that this song will not be chosen this week, and I'll bring it up now because I think a Zeppelin crowd will appreciate it.

I like The Crunge well enough. It's an admittedly minor work, but it's Zeppelin with a lighter touch, which makes it a bit of a fun anomaly. It's side 2 where it kinda comes apart for me. Dancing Days doesn't have much of a hook or a pulse, D'yer Maker I assume is one of the throwaway musical jokes…

Night Flight is pretty peppy and upbeat.

This? The entire Zeppelin catalog of exciting, innovative drumming to work with, and you pick this song?

And Down to Earth.

#hashwillgetyouhighasamotherfucker

I got a "big, floppy bear dick" notification for this?

I might have caught a few scenes from Young Lady Hitlerly on cable.

I never even saw the first eight Young Hitler movies.

Marry Kathyrn Hahn
Marry Madeline Kahn
Marry Catherine O'Hara

9 hours later, it's still up that way.