Album Description: Close the doors and put out the light. This evening, your child's journey consists of a delicate dreamscape woven in the heavens and forged by the hammer of the gods. Although Led Zeppelin's music was rooted in blues and hard rock, an element of fantasy was always present. On this album, Led Zeppelin's most extraordinary songs have received the lullaby treatment. Hasn't it been a long time since your baby rock and rolled?
Awesome for baby AND mommy! My sister had this cd for her own baby and my daughter went right to sleep when she heard it. i had to get home and purchase it. also got the Cure one which is great. i can sit and rock baby and STILL listen to my favorite songs! i hum a long so its doubly relaxing for her. These cd's are so clever and such a great idea. A 'must purchase' for shower gift.
Cute idea... As a die-hard Led Zep fan and a new mother, I saw this as a "must have." It's a nice idea, but some of the songs are really hard to recognize. My baby never really got into "baby music." I see it as more of a novilty item, my daughter prefers real music from a radio or cd.
Even better than I had hoped My wife and I received "Rockabye Baby: the Cure" at our baby shower. It was very good, and I wanted more!
We got the Led Zeppelin album this Christmas (2007). I am amazed at how beautifully some of the somgs translate into lullabies! Some of the songs were predictably sweet and melodic, like Stairway to Heaven, Going to California and D'Yer Maker. But I was surprised and elated to see some of Zep's more "experimental" songs on the playlist. Offbeat classics like Dazed and Confused and Kashmir are amazing to hear, and remind me of more "adult" children's songs like "Peter and the Wolf."
My baby enjoys the music, and I relish listening to these rock-and-roll greats with her!
Excellent lullabye collection I was thrilled when I saw this series of lullabye CDS - however a lot of them sound like horror-movie music. Sometimes the hard stuff does not translate well into an innocent sound. This was by far the best we've heard. Not only do the melodies work with baby-friendly instruments, the arrangements themselves are complex enough to hold mom and dad's interest too. A few of the other CDs in the series are a little plunky and repetitive, but not this. It's made me appreciate Zep more for their skill in crafting a layered song. It's become a favorite in our house. Highly Recommended!
Why? why couldn't this have been around when i was a baby? oh, i guess because i was born when zeppelin was starting to make it really big. this cd will accompany me (wrapped up) if i'm ever invited to another baby shower. just the sample clips are too cool!
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