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Conneyfogle

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  1. Go to 44mins http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00rjtmq/Undercover_Princesses_Episode_2/ Not US
  2. Just a quickie, what's the score with this poster, is it a fake?
  3. I thought that, but i think its a metal ring, maybe Bonzo's drums are falling apart and need fixin'
  4. What a good thread, Today Played at the Kounselthos Vienna Austria 9/3/1970. Leeds University 9/3/71
  5. Well I would post them, but I have the whole concert up already, here is the playlist, have you heard Rampaging Cajun yet? it's the new soundboard release!

  6. What was the 75 Zep concert you went to Deborah?

  7. I'll whack it up tomorrow, as i'm zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz lazy
  8. Jimmy Page may tour Gainsville Sun 19/12/83 http://news.google.co.uk/newspapers?id=OakRAAAAIBAJ&sjid=m-kDAAAAIBAJ&dq=led%20zeppelin&pg=6847%2C1175716
  9. Rock - All stars at garden By JON PARELES Published: December 11, 1983 Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page - three leading British rock guitarists of the late 1960's - were the focal points of Ronnie Lane's Appeal for ARMS, an all-star jam session to benefit Action Research Multiple Sclerosis. Together with members of the Rolling Stones and the Who and half a dozen other British rock veterans, they sold out Madison Square Garden for two nights last week. Mr. Lane, who suffers from multiple sclerosis, was a member of the Small Faces, which also included the Who's current drummer, Kenney Jones, and the Rolling Stones's guitarist, Ron Wood, both of whom appeared Thursday. For the concert's conclusion, Mr. Lane joined the massed band to sing his own ''Long Gone'' and Leadbelly's ''Good Night Irene,'' two jaunty songs about death. Yet the concert was by no means somber or nostalgic. Although Mr. Page, Mr. Beck and Mr. Clapton were all members of the Yardbirds, a 1960's British blues-and-rock band, when they finally played together the vehicle was Mr. Clapton's ''Layla.'' And when they led bands, they concentrated on more recent songs that showed how much their three blues- based styles have diverged. Mr. Page, who shaped the now-defunct Led Zeppelin, played the most enigmatic set. It included a version of a Chopin piano prelude, an instrumental rendition of Led Zeppelin's ''Stairway to Heaven,'' songs from Mr. Page's soundtrack for ''Deathwish II'' (sung by Paul Rodgers of Bad Company) and a long new song that was an inventory of Mr. Page's guitar fixations - folksy fingerpicking, bludgeoning hard-rock chords, psychedelic sustained notes and a sort of loping funk. In a set of understated blues-and country-style songs, Mr. Clapton sang and played with an all-American, roots-inflected soulfulness. He was held back, however, by a lumbering rhythm section - Mr. Jones and Charlie Watts (of the Rolling Stones) on drums, either of whom would have been far better alone - plus the unnecessary percussion of Ray Cooper. Mr. Clapton and the band also accompanied the singer Joe Cocker. Mr. Beck led a four-piece band in a set of chugging rock instrumentals. He has rarely performed live in recent years, but his distinctive mixture of fluent phrases and rude interruptions was intact.
  10. Plant cuts roots Reading Eagle 18/9/83 http://news.google.co.uk/newspapers?id=2RsiAAAAIBAJ&sjid=AKcFAAAAIBAJ&dq=led%20zeppelin&pg=5518%2C5191269
  11. Zeppelin star builds new, well The Milwaukee Journal 1/9/83 http://news.google.co.uk/newspapers?id=g28aAAAAIBAJ&sjid=_CkEAAAAIBAJ&dq=led%20zeppelin&pg=5153%2C207839
  12. Create new glories The Montreal Gazette 6/9/83 http://news.google.co.uk/newspapers?id=dxUyAAAAIBAJ&sjid=SqUFAAAAIBAJ&dq=led%20zeppelin&pg=6058%2C2486306
  13. Plant finds favor without Led Zeppelin Ottawa Citizen 7/9/83 http://news.google.co.uk/newspapers?id=EqQyAAAAIBAJ&sjid=D-8FAAAAIBAJ&dq=led%20zeppelin&pg=1300%2C3187359
  14. Led Zeppelin songs don't fly on Robert's tour Reading Eagle 18/9/83 http://news.google.co.uk/newspapers?id=2RsiAAAAIBAJ&sjid=AKcFAAAAIBAJ&dq=led%20zeppelin&pg=5518%2C5191269
  15. yes, good shout Dazedjeffy, thanx a lot CF
  16. More magazine front pages http://www.hermanshermits.com/articles/fabulous/annual72_fab_p1.html http://www.hermanshermits.com/articles/foreign/sept19_70_mc_p1.html
  17. Is this Zep? sorry no thumbnail or pic, follow link for front page http://www.hermanshermits.com/articles/record_mirror/may29_71_rm_p1.html
  18. more magazine covers http://www.hermanshermits.com/articles/britmags/dec70_rave_p1.html
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