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They'll think of something fitting as long as their instincts are good.

They seem to enjoy sharing a spotlight.

It reminds me of Hogan's Heroes.

For some of our friends it may bring back memories of their own actual experiences. Not everyone who stayed the night in the underground shelters in London is with us today; perhaps they've all moved on, but I don't know.

Some of us may have known people who did.

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The Inglewood Forum hosted Led Zeppelin's Houses of the Holy tour in 1973.

Thank you for the link. www.zannel.com/ledzeppelin.jsp

I'm thankful for the guy who put me here.

Tonight is all about Thanksgiving foods, green salad, cornbread, sliced turkey breast, stuffing, mashed potatoes, green beans, carrots, sweet potatoes, cranberry sauce, apple pie and a glass of fume blanc to wash it down.

He's right. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Forum_%28...C_California%29

I think it's his smile, his voice, his jeans, and his nonchalant, I-don't-care attitude.

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Does this mean we are at liberty to discuss mud sharks?

It's interesting how the mediocre happenings are easily forgotten while a person tends to vividly remember the really wonderful times and the truly awful ones.

I was very impressed.

Robert Plant will continue to draw from Zeppelin as long as his soul tells him to do so. Muses may come and go, but the inner workings of the human soul decide what happens where artistic endeavors begin.

I think Robert Plant stays unpredictable to keep what he does vital. When Zeppelin was new it had the element of discovery. Today he draws from Zeppelin without getting locked into it; in this way he maintains artistic freedom, and a myriad array of options unfolds. Bluegrass with its tradition of being connected to the human soul naturally draws him onto its path.

They're sort of considering it, and that might be about as far as it ever gets.

Yes, 3 times, Los Angeles, Inglewood Forum.