OMG!!! Led Zeppelin reuniting!!!! Not a joke either!!!

:hi:

:D

I wonder who they'll have on drums?

Edited to add: Never mind. I just read the article. They're planning to use Jason, which makes sense to me.

Seventy Years Gone
Service Elevator to Heaven
Achilles Tendon’s Last Stand
Constipation Breakdown
Custard Puree
Drooling Days
Hey Hey What Can I Drool
I’m Gonna Use My Walker
Misty Mountain Hip
Nobody’s Fart But Mine
Over the Hill and Far Away
Ramble On... and on... and on... and On
When the Diaper Breaks

Rock n chair
Whole lotta Geritol
Black service dog

...would be Whole Lotta Lev(itra). :evilgrin:

Carly

They haven't been doing much playing for awhile, it seems. I have trouble imagining Page effortlessly reeling off the "Whole Lot of Love" solos at his advanced age.

a VERY sloppy live player

"He played like a twelve year old with a broken hand"

formed with Paul Rogers back in the mid-1980s. Page was really struggling with some of the guitar solos, which sounded incredibly sloppy when compared with the studio versions of the songs...

As opposed to singers, who tend to lose vocal flexibility. So long as he doesn't get arthritis, he'll likely be a better soloist now than he was in Led Zeppelin's heyday.

Jimmy Page will "be a better soloist now than he was in" Zep's heyday? Ok. He has slipped consistently, becoming a worse guitarist as time has passed from 1980 on. Twenty-seven years later, you expect him to be better than in Zep's peak years? Favor, please . . . give me a tiny share of the drugs you are doing -- I wanna be that high.

I was speaking to a generality. If Page in particular has been slipping, OK, then he's been slipping. I don't know this because I pay him no mind.

Jason??

Thank you so much for the info!!!!!!

I see all the old guy jokes, but I hope they can put on a good show...I got to see them live in 1978..if you have never seen them live, you ought to go if you have a chance.

The Stones are older now, but damn they can still pull off a hell of a live show. Hope The Zeppelin can do the same.

when Bonham died. Quite astounding actually. Led Zeppelin and classy...an odd match.

Sure, it's possible they got a scoop, but a careful read makes the piece look iffy:

A band insider said last night: "If the right offer comes up they will do it."

Trinifold added: "Jimmy is itching to do something, but there is nothing firm yet."

The Sun is a tabloid rag that will print anything to sell a paper. I wouldn't put much stock in anything they report unless it's backed up by a less scummy source.

The paper is also a little bit to the right of Mussolini, so I wouldn't believe them even if they were telling the truth.

Oh, and it's owned by Murdoch.

Need I say more?

So far, we have...

Heaven and Hell (formerly known as Black Sabbath 2.0)

Van HALEN - yes with David Lee Roth this time!

The Police

And now Zeppelin too??

All I can say is.... fuckin A!! :headbang:

you know this will be the $150 for cheap seats tour...all of them.

and to not know whether to watch the big screen up above or the little ant rock star people on the actual stage while I am trying to be satisfied by being able to identify maybe every other song by the clattery echo of a signature riff, while every other bit of song content is still muffled trash. Still I go home and can't hear properly for two days after.

I'm never going to another fucking coliseum show again. Every single one has been a serious ripoff.


Still, though, I do enjoy getting the Led out.

Reuniting after 22 years? They broke up in 1980.

Plant is now 58, Page is 63 and JPJ is 61 - the article obviously came from 2002 - although I see it isn't even dated.

They've been "wanting to reunite" forever. But they'd need a drummer to equal Bonzo's stature.

back in '85.

The ages don't match up.

my son the guitar player. And if this is for real, I'd take him myself.

"...Seven Eleven tour? (you heard it here first!)

:spray:

I think it was '69 -- they were the warm up band for Vanilla Fudge. Who remembers Vanilla Fudge? Amazing, huh? It was in Seattle and they played the same concert the night before in Colorado. I can't remember the other DUer who saw it in Denver the day before I saw it in Seattle. I do remember my sister and I looking at each other when Zeppelin was on and saying, "These guys are good -- they're gonna be big." Now we're old and gray -- and she doesn't remember. But then, she was my older sister and got to go see the Stones and Cream. Mom said I was too young to go. :cry:

Yes, no disrespect intended to the OP, but disregard this article, it's years old and tabloid trash that had exactly zero truth behind it. Take it from one who knows.

A complete tape exists of the Spokane 12/30/68 show; it's fairly good quality-wise, especially considering the age of the tape and the primitive equipment that was likely used to capture it. For years, that tape was misidentified as being from Denver, most notably on a vinyl bootleg called "Alpha and Omega".

Rumors have circulated for years about a tape of the Seattle show being hoarded, which I have no trouble believing because there were a lot of tapers in the Seattle/Vancouver area back then.

In other news, the last night of the 4-night stand at the Whisky a Go-Go in LA on January 5, 1969 surfaced recently, and that's a really nice tape.

Sorry I forgot your name in my post above. It's a great memory, that's for sure. It amazes my students, until they calculate how old I must be to remember that. Then I tell them I was alive when Kennedy was assassinated and they think I'm a fossil. I guess at 16 I thought that way too.

Although I woudn't mind being able to say that I attended one of the first half-dozen Led Zeppelin concerts in America, that's for sure! :toast:

Why would I go see people as old as me trying to cash in on the nostalgia tour of the day? They ain't never gonna sound as good as they did 35 years ago, period.

Whole 'Lotta Fixodent.

in Chicago a few years back and that man still has the talent to pull it off. He was really the most underrated member of that team and I didn't appreciate it until I heard him solo. He could make them all sound so great.