I'm a major fan of JP he inspired me to play seriously, for me I think that the first 4 albums are his best work and my faves are 1 and 2, I'm into the folk stuff he does as well like, black mountain side/white summer, I like physical graphiti. especially Kashmir and in my time of dying. people always go on about Clapton but for me Page and Hendrix are the greatest. page is the king of repeating riffs, hes a genius. I wonder how he did it. it must be all that black majik.

as a fan of classic rock, i gotta say that i am a fan of page. he was/is a great guitarist, no doubt about it. my fav zep song is prob the ocean. of course i like several others too.

good points. i agree with white summer black mountainside being on of his best songs. but what about houses of the holy? he did some Great stuff on that album, the rain song, over the hills, the song reemains the same? i think thats his best.

Page was/is the ultimate rock guitarist.

My life is so saturated with Led Zeppelin and Jimmy Page everyday that I don't think I can pick one or even a few of my favorites.

My father was a promoter, so I got to meet, and play with, a lot of cool players. As far as pure guitarists go, Gilmour who is just WAY too humble in my opinion, was the most freindly of them all. He just has a way of playing that seems to drip out of his fingers. Townshend, who is really not all that knowledgeable when it comes to theory, was a bit wilder and "show-offy". (Note to grammer police: I know "show-offy" is not a word.) Page, if my memory serves me correctly, had a bit more of a chip on his shoulder than the rest, (he's also well versed in theory and technique,) though still provided some pointers for me. He broke down Bron-Y-Aur Stomp and showed me how to play it on a regular tuned, rather than open tuned, guitar. That was over 20 years ago. Not like I was friends with any of these people, and Jimmy seemed to give the impression that he was there only because I was the son of the promoter. Still he followed through, so I have to give him that. (Many others just wouldn't be bothered.)

Of all the guys I had a chance to "jam" with, those three are my favorites and Gilmour tops them all, just because of his personality. Not saying Page is a lesser player, just personality wise, for the 60 minutes or so I spent with each of them, Page was the most "aloof" of the bunch.

I do own everything that Page has ever recorded and released, and I also own all of Gilmour's stuff. Between the two, it's always a toss-up which way to go.

dude, your so fucking lucky

Xark; I hate you. (j/k)

Jimmy Page was one of the first players that I got in to and started to emulate, and I think that he was very influential and talented for his time.
I thought I heard he got carpel tunnel or something like that?

I think that Page is brilliant for any time, I dont think he is ever boring, you can always learn somthing from him. I never tire from what zepplin acheived as a band.