Nice one, let us know if there's any information about a potential new release (I'm guessing not). Goes on sale in the shops on the 23rd October I think (the MOJO magazine I mean).

I still go back & listen to the companion discs for III, HOTH & Coda fairly regularly, I don't think they're 'rubbish' at all & I'm really glad I have them. Some of the others I can take or leave but I like to have them there for reference. I'm really happy that the whole project was undertaken.

Because then people wouldn't spend £50 on the book?

That's desparate stuff. Embarrassing.

Ha ha, aye - looks like you are. Have a great weekend anyway.

I think it's just the melodramatic way you post at times that attracts it, Led Zeppelin is pretty important to everyone on here I would guess.

I've resigned myself to being happy with the Led Zeppelin music that I have, I really don't think we're getting some mystical new live album now. Not the end of the World.

I don't have a car & it's not a 'card', it's called perspective. I come on here to discuss Led Zeppelin & their music positively, because I love them. I find all the hand wringing & wailing about what Robert Plant is doing now beyond tedious if I'm honest. Two of them didn't turn up for a book launch, it's a shame but in the grand scheme of things, it's not really worth getting upset about.

I'm only messing, I don't to take these things as seriously as you do. There are people starving to death in the World, some millionaire rock star not turning up to a book launch isn't particularly high on my list of things that are 'beyond sad'.

It is, I've had three failed suicide attempts since. I mean the carpet clearly cares more about the book launch than John Paul Jones. How does he sleep at night?

'73 tour that one.

I always thought it was Bonham's bare hands on a guitar case. Somebody should definitely ask one of the remaining members if they get the chance. Is Eddie Kramer on Twitter? *Goes to look for Kramer on Twitter

New music & tours? Did you miss one of them dying & the band announcing it had broken up? That happened almost 40 years ago by the way.

I love this. Playing shuffles when you've had a few is a nighmare.

I was at the Munich gig in 1980 & conducted a survey of every attendee there & can confirm that 7,500 fans were US servicemen & 7,500 fans were Europeans so you're all wrong, it was 50/50.

I think he is referring to the act of inserting ones ho ho into a young lady's cha cha & wiggling it around a bit.

There are loads from that session inside the jacket of the recent Led Zeppelin (first album) reissues.

Thanks, Steve. I'll need to get along there for a pint some time. Hopefully someone isn't hanging pint pots off their genitals.

Is the pub they used to drink in near the Swan Song office still there? I forget what it's called now. I'm in London 4/5 times a year with work but never anywhere near Kings Road unfortunately.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/1472126882/ref=s9u_wsim_gw_i3?ie=UTF8&fpl=fresh&pd_rd_i=1472126882&pd_rd_r=9587055b-8a84-11e8-88ad-c954dda3548c&pd_rd_w=DSB7b&pd_rd_wg=h1JeR&pf_rd_m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_s=&pf_rd_r=XXA06YXYW3XV12H0XEC5&pf_rd_t=36701&pf_rd_p=187bec3b-0822-4044-bbe9-441718232b3f&pf_rd_i=desktop Due out in October, looks interesting.

Ha ha, just looking at the article in the picture... John Bonham, "I suppose you're here to interview the usual two."