Achilles Last Stand

Yeah

YeahIn through the outdoor, for example, Achilles Last Stand, that might be their greatest song ever.

Like, that's-

Oh, hold on.

... you know? Like anybody could do it.

Even somebody here on Genius is like, "Actually, the song's galloping rhythm was meant as a tribute to Led Zeppelin's Achilles Last Stand, an immigrant song."

Yeah.

Which I don't think it is.

And across the album, there's just a lot of great catchy riffs.

I think the magnum opus of this album is Achilles' Last Stand, the first track.

So many elements to it.

I love the breakdowns in the middle, particularly with Jimmy Page riffing at the same time.

I could go all day, but I'll just reel off a few here.

The song remains the same.

10 Years Gone, Achilles' Last Stand, Going to California, Heartbreaker, Immigrant Song.

As I said, I could go on for hours, but I won't.

But yeah, I saw that Temple of the Dog at LA Forum.

They did Achilles' Last Stand, and it was one of the most incredible things I've ever seen.

I mean, this guy was nailing the Robert Plant stuff, and the band was just fire.

Yeah.

Having bent your ear for almost six minutes, let us now get into what we call the music part of the show.

And we're going to open it up with very simply going to play the single off of this album, which was a hit and kind of like the way that Achilles Last Stand and Nobody's Fault But Mine got all this time and love in the studio from Presence.

Heart in Your Hand, not Heart in Your Hand, Jesus Christ, I'm so sorry, I'm so scattered today.

Most High had the most work and production and polish done to it.