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This was basically a great interview BUT leading into the end of it, it started breaking up like I had a poor dial up, sad!

I've rocked for 40 years. I hope my bros will kick rock up to a higher level of depth, departing from the filth that is plunging our music into the grave. I enjoyed the intelligence of the interview. ROCK!

led zeppelin was and will be the greatest rock band ever
they will always be my favorite
write something like the lemon song guys or a new heartbreaker yeah yeah
rock and roll

I have been a great fan since the beginning. I still have old archives of musical interviews on VHS tapes for this band. Once again they are the ultimate duo in rock and roll, Robert Plant is an overwhelming vocalist, and Jimmy Page is THE BADDEST guitarist on the planet. I wish I had the opportunity to attend the show, ROCK ON GUYS NO ONE DOES IT BETTER THAN CLASSIC ROCK!

the drinks are on the house

my name is danny z.and I can tell you this.there would'nt be no rock/roll period.
if it were'nt for the mighty led zeppelin
keep on rock "N" BOY'S

greatest rock band ever with robert plant's very powerfull voice and jimmy page's guitar tunes.

Don't think I agree with all that's been said. First off, I love Zep as much as the next guy, maybe more. I have everything they ever did, saw them twice live in the 70's and saw Plant on his Now and Zen tour. But.... to say there would be no rock and roll without them is a bit off. There was rock before them, rock during, and rock after. So you mean ..... Jimmy Hendrix and the Stones and Pink Floyd and The Animals, The Yardbirds, Bachman Turner Overdrive, and Mountain, Alice Cooper, Deep Purple, and The Who and Cream and Aerosmith, and The Doors, Gary Moore (Thin Lizzy) and Steve Miller Band and The Ramones and Black Sabbath, Santana and on and on ... didn't exist or weren't really that influential? Wow..... that's strange... and lame at the same time. Zep was great and they were excellent musicians. Their biggest contibution, I believe was their uniqueness and creativity. They "helped" start heavy metal and, unfortunately, glam rock hair bands. No.... there would still be plenty of rock without them. Sure Jimmy page was a very good guitarist, but was he the best? I don't think so. Was he better than Hendrix, or Clapton or Jeff Beck, or Mike Bloomfield or a number of other great guitarists? I watched an excellent DVD of a Zep concert last night, then one of a Gary Moore concert. Whoa!!!!!!! Moore blew Page away as a guitarist..... but, Page was unique and had a great mind for creative licks. I love them and hope they tour again.... but I have plenty of other rock to listen to, both pre and post Zep.

I have seen Robert and Jimmy in concert three times, I love them, but they are getting old and so am I. I hope that they do tour again but I don' think that it will happen.....not in the USA anyway. I do have a variety of music that I listen to now, since I have gotten older but nothing compares to the Rock and Rollers, Robert, Jimmy, John, and John Paul.

Led zeppelin my favourite band, I am so glad you all are still performance on the stage. I love you you all.

U know...When I was a college kid in Waco, TX I found a "Led Zeppelin" album {cassette tape in those days} while browsing thru the A to Z Rock Section in a music store. I liked the cover and the names of the songs, so I bought the tape. On my way home, I plopped it in my car stereo. Before the first song was over I had the windows rolled down the volume "cranked up" and was feeling like somebody SPECIAL! Head's turned!

I told everyone this band will be FAMOUS and they said..."No way"!

And look where Lez Zeppelin is today!

HELL KICK SOME A--

i love led zep. always did always will.i am 48 years old and time change so i know zep.has to change to people need to understand thats life. growing up with led zeppelin it was great.when i was 14 year old i wrote a letter to jimmy page please send me a picture of you he did with this 58 les paul,this bow it was the best gift ever got. and i always will rember that. thanks because of you mr. jimmy page i am still playing guitar thank you again good Luck.

ZEP WAS ONE OF THE BEST BANDS IN THE 70S WITH AWSOME MUSIC ENOUGH SAID !!! PAGE IS ONE OF THE BEST GUITAR PLAYERS FOR SURE BUT NO COMPARESION TO ROY CLARKE THAT MAN IS THE BEST GUITAR PLAYER EVER!!! DONT BELEIVE ME ? THOSE ARE THE WORDS FROM JIMMY PAGE HIMSELF !!!!!!!

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All I need to say is...UNBELIEVABLE! Jimmy & Robert went as "deep" as possible with their inspirational writings and spontaneous ideas that sounded & looked so incredible that the words ROCK, CLASSIC ROCK, or HEAVY METAL may not be good enough for them. Jimmy, Do not ever go away! We all love you. LED ZEPPELIN: Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, & last but definately not least, John Bohnam are absolute LEGEND!

I can't believe it, LED ZEPPELIN is toguether. LED ZEPPELIN will live forever! Thanks Jimmy, Robert, Jonh P., & Jonh B. for these memories.

Hey, garytpiaa, I am certainly glad that most of the people that grew up with Zep and other great "classic rock" bands are not nearly as closed minded about "new" rock as you seem to be about the classic artists who paved the way for music to expand into a plethora of rock genres, many of which are listened to and appreciated by us old "hippies" for their ability to seriously rock...Having said that, I bet you're going to be a ton of fun at 50, provided you're obvious "angst" sic, doesn't do you in...Growing old is inevitble...Growing up is optional!

Led Zeppelin Rules! Greatest band ever

See never before seen footage of Page and Plant 1995 tour on the New Years Eve Paul Rodgers webcast
Legendary singer Paul Rodgers' New Year's Eve (Dec. 31) performance at the El Dorado Casino in Reno, Nevada will be webcast live via The Equilibrium Project beginning at approximately 9:30 p.m.

With a soulful, bluesy swagger, the multi-talented Rodgers not only belts out his songs, but he also plays piano and guitar. The rock 'n' roll chart topping Rodgers will ring in 2008 with some of his most memorable soulful hits including "All Right Now", "Feel Like Making Love" and "Can't Get Enough".

Not only will his show include an array of his classic rock hits, but Rodgers comes with a fresh sound including some of the latest hits off of his newest CD/DVD release, "Live In Glasgow". Recorded in October 2006 on his sold-out UK tour, "Live In Glasgow" showcases Rodgers with a voice and sound that is stronger than ever. Fans will get a taste of some of Rodgers' newest songs including "Warboys (A Prayer For Peace)" and "Far Distant Shore" to go along with his popular hits.
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