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By Pages:   1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8    Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about Thank you (page 3/ 8) ------ performed by Led Zeppelin Our Song | Reviewer: carrie | 1/6/09 This is going to be the song that my future husband and I dance to at our wedding. When we first started dating we both aggred that if we got married this would be our song and 6 years later- here we are. In a world filled with Butterfly Kisses and Looks Like We Made It- ours is truly an orginal wedding song. I can't wait. Wedding song | Reviewer: Mick | 9/30/08 This is one of those rare spine tingling songs. Glad to see it be used a wedding song, as we did it at our wedding in 2000 and I'm about to use it again when we renew our vows later this year. This song says it all about love. BEST SONG EVER | Reviewer: camilla | 9/15/08 I bought my first led zep album when I was 14 in 1984. Since that day I´ve listened to them almost every day. They are like magic for me. This song is my absolute favourite, it braeks my heart. I want to fall in love and feel that same feelings.... Led Zeppelin 4-ever and ever! true love is never really lost... | Reviewer: Stacy | 9/2/08 The only man who ever broke my heart, 20 years ago, recently contacted me. He wants to mend it, and love it, and care for it now, like he didn't then. I accepted his apology, and accept him back into my life. I've always known I was destined for the love affair of the century, I just didn't realize it was going to be with my original love. I've always wanted this to be my wedding song, and now it will come true... By the way, Duran Duran covers this amazingly. Don't be skeptical, just try it! ;) Our Song | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/1/08 To the author of "I'll still be loving you" your story touched me after I read it. Now not only do I think of my love who sadly is away from me at the Naval Academy I think of you and the meaning of true love. I believe in your advice that you must find real love and never settle, that very advice was taught to me from my ever distant lover. yup, tears | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/10/08 just wanted to tell the author of the comment "I will still be loving you" (3/6/2008) that i was listening to this song, reading the lyrics, then read your comment and actually had tears coming to my eyes. thank you. and all the best -- even if i don't know you, i mean it with all my heart. Seriously? | Reviewer: Anonymous | 3/21/08 Chris Cornell?! Are you kidding me?! He should stick to Black Hole Suns! First of all I don't care who covers this song, but Zeppelin does it better than ANYONE. But if you're looking for a cover, Tesla wipes the floor with Chris Cornell. Seriously. I will still be loving you | Reviewer: Anonymous | 3/6/08 I first heard this song when my boyfriend played it for on a jute box in 1989. He told me to listen to the words, because that was how he felt. In 1995, we danced to this song at our wedding. In May of 2007, I played this song at his funeral. Although the sun does seem to refuse to shine, I know that he is still loving me. One day again my world will shine, because I will take his hand in mine and we will walk the miles. He was the only one. Songs may not teach you about love, but they can give you the words to express how it feels to really know that you are loved. I play this song for my children and tell them about how it feels to really be in love. I hope that they settle for nothing less. wake up gus | Reviewer: crash | 3/2/08 I'm sorry your life is for shit------this is a beautiful song about love. No one may have "learned" about love to this song but many, many ,many have certainly made love to it!!!!!!!! I for one. I first heard it as an original back in the stone age but it has an eternal quality to it---the words, melody, pauses, etc, etc, etc, are timeless. You sir are ignorant. Find then listen | Reviewer: apple | 2/26/08 I agree with Zappa and the individual posting the Zappa quote, even to some degree with the individual who posted directly above the Zappa-quoted post (in 2007); however, and this is a big however, ideals can be fulfilled, but only if they are created without fallacious influence, that is, without false positives, for lack of a better word. If I've failed to explain, here's a perfect example. I first heard this song in 1992, when I first started listening to Led Zeppelin ( I was 14 at the time). At that time, the lyrics did seem fantastical, but I appreciated and enjoyed the song on a musical level; however, the song did not steer me into a false sense of possibility. Then, 11 years later, I met a woman who I would 5 years later marry. We got together and are together under the pretenses of something "Thank You" reflects perfectly; it was our wedding song. So, the ideals the song creates do exist and can be achieved, but, as far as the individual is concerned, they cannot be created in reverse, that is, thought about or exist as an expectation before they are felt, which is the only true way to experience such a thing. By the way, anyone who wants to here the darker side of this song, listen, if you haven't already, to Dazed and Confused." Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8