A Led Zeppelin song about the begging of The Hobbit.
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| - A Led Zeppelin song about the begging of The Hobbit.
- Misty Mountain Hop was a song from Led Zeppelin's untitled fourth album. In the US and Australia it was the B-side of the "Black Dog" single, but still received considerable FM radio airplay. The lyrics mention an encounter with the police after getting stoned in the park, and leaving to go to the Misty Mountains ("where the spirits fly"), which seems to be a reference to The Hobbit.
- Jackie asks the Formans to help clean out her family's ski cabin, after the bank foreclosed it, while Hyde convinces Kelso and Fez to go party all weekend at a particular place. Eric wants to do new romantic things with Donna, but it doesn't go as planned for both of them. When the two of them ride up to the cabin, it's disaster for them--and everyone else as well. Both Jackie and Hyde see how important communication and honesty really is.
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| - A Led Zeppelin song about the begging of The Hobbit.
- Misty Mountain Hop was a song from Led Zeppelin's untitled fourth album. In the US and Australia it was the B-side of the "Black Dog" single, but still received considerable FM radio airplay. The lyrics mention an encounter with the police after getting stoned in the park, and leaving to go to the Misty Mountains ("where the spirits fly"), which seems to be a reference to The Hobbit.
- Jackie asks the Formans to help clean out her family's ski cabin, after the bank foreclosed it, while Hyde convinces Kelso and Fez to go party all weekend at a particular place. Eric wants to do new romantic things with Donna, but it doesn't go as planned for both of them. When the two of them ride up to the cabin, it's disaster for them--and everyone else as well. Both Jackie and Hyde see how important communication and honesty really is.
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