According to this database, they played Raleigh on April 8, 1970 and they also include a ticket stub and promotional poster advertising the date. http://www.ledzeppelin-database.com/geekbaseweb/setpage.aspx?showid=220

http://www.ledzeppelin-database.com/geekbaseweb/photolistpage.aspx?sort=0

Sorry for the yawn. I simply thought the topic would become a slight meaning of topical jokes and snickers amongst the members.

Robert Plant is not making new music in these pandemic times....he is making Begonias. https://www.robertplantegreenhouses.com/

Is it Achilles Last Stand? Now, if my ears do deceive me, if you listen closely to live versions, you can or may hear (or at least I hear for that matter) a click track.

I met John Paul Jones (at the hotel he was staying at in Toronto, just after his April 1, 2000 concert) and after a nice 20 minute discussion with him and his road manager and my friend in the hotel lobby (I thanked him for In Through The Outdoor - which he said no one really has said that to him before and never asked him about Robert and Jimmy, which again he thanked me for) he kindly signed two autographs for me and my friend and said that he had to cut it short (as it was between 2 AM and 3 AM I believe) as he was off to Montreal for the last date of his tour (tomorrow). So, the while I am not an expert in the John Paul Jones Solo Gig-ography, it would make more sense that since it is listed that he did a television taping in Toronto a day or two earlier that he would stay in Toronto, do the Toronto gig (at The Guverment) and then drive (he was using a tour bus) to Montreal (that drive is about 5 hours on average from Toronto to Montreal) instead of it being Toronto, Montreal, Toronto?