Zeppelin's “Going to California” was written by Robert Plant and Jimmy Page during the Led Zeppelin IV era.
Its imagery of mountains, earthquakes and a woman with love in her eyes makes it a dreamlike quality for us, listeners.
The song was also influenced by California's counterculture and the band's experiences there.
@NeoBlasterBr1@VGC_News They were shit back then too exclusivity is a short term practice to quick profit that doesn't give a shit about its consumers in the long term it does more harm than good
@iamPhippo @VGC_News Because there are people who are less fortunate to afford more than 2 platforms and would like to not have to choose between friends or exclusives pretty simple stuff you think you'd be able to rub those 2 braincells together
@ChrisGamingUK@IGN No not really again is heavily anti consumer why should one be forced to choose between friends or exclusives? there's healthier ways to promote competition. Plus if they wanted to make the most money they wouldn't limit their reach. Exclusivity is a short term practice
@OrgoneEnergies @VGC_News It may promote competition but in an unhealthy way. Why should someone be forced to choose between friends and exclusives? Exclusivity is the heavily anti consumer.
@citizen_los@VGC_News Nah only a moron would sell hardware with exclusives they're heavily anti consumer and in the long term doesn't make the most money
@Firebreather452@VGC_News@Xbox@Microsoft Not even an Xbox standpoint as a whole regardless of their dogshit planning they are right exclusivity is heavily anti consumer
@aidendelaney95@VGC_News Because Nintendo doesn't care even when they are heavily criticized for their anti consumer practices they still don't care they're the video game industries version of Disney
@SoulEater923@VGC_News I mean they're still right exclusivity is one of the biggest anti consumer practices one can do and I've been saying that since the 2000's