Thank you all.

If they did do another show where would it be and the chances of getting a ticket are worse than winning the lottery for the O2 concert half a BILLION people applied for tickets and many of the so called fans who managed to get tickets resold them for extortionate prices, if there was some way of making sure that only true fans got tickets, still I suppose thats the same with anything.

Who sets the date on this website, I am in the U.K it's now 1.57 pm and its the 18 April yet the date is showing 17 April, not important I know just asking.

Why would any body want to play a record backwards anyway, I remember years ago all these dickheads saying much the same about Beatles records. As someone previously stated I havent got any means of reversing my records on any of mt turntables (not that I've ever tried), anyway Stairway to hell sounds like a good working title.

I'm 57 and I am the same, I haven't had my hair cut for over 3 years, my daughters hate it, but I'm lucky at the moment I have no grey hairs, at least I shaved off my beard to shut them up!!!! I do get to keep a seat all to myself on the bus as no-one sits next to me even though my hair is extremely clean, still f*ck them

My Led Zeppelin collection consists of ; On vinyl; Led Zeppelin 1 Led Zeppelin 2 Led Zeppelin 3 Led Zeppelin 4 symbols Houses of the holy Physical graffiti The song remains the same Presence Coda In through the out door Live on blueberry hill Remasters triple vinyl Remasters boxed collection six albums Led Zeppelin on cassette; Led Zeppelin 3 Remasters Mudslide For cardholders only Listen to this Eddie 1 Listen to this Eddie 2 Listen to this Eddie 3 Live in Essen Germany Earls Court 1 Earls Court 2 Earls Court 3 Live from Tokyo Going to California Going to California again Led Zeppelin on C.D. BBC sessions Remasters boxed set 2 How the west was won Four symbols Mothership Robert Plant on vinyl Pictures at eleven Principle of moments Shaken "n" stirred Now and zen Manic nirvana Fate of nations 12" single Burning down one side Jimmy Page on C.D. Outrider Robert Plant on C.D. 66 to Timbukto Bing it on home (tracks chosen by Robrt Plant) including Roy Harper/Jimmy Page and Robert Plant. Plant and Page on C.D. Unledded Walking into Clarksville Honeydrippers volume 1 I also have a couplke of Pant/Page singles 7" 45 RPM

Sorry I pressed the wrong button.........called simply Led Zeppelin and I was hooked, I have been lucky enough to see them three times at Liverpool Stadium, Liverpool Empire, and Earls court London which for me was an experience. I was working as a postman at the time, so I had to do my round on the Saturday morning, go home get changed and me and my mate Christy, hitch-hiked from liverpool to London,he had managed to get hold of two tickets the previous week, we only paid the ticket price price for them (£1.00). I know it's not much of a hike compared to America's size but we ended up getting a final lift on the M1 from a travelling puppet theatre, we were in the back of a furniture removal van, with all these puppets and a few scotsmen who happened to have a couple of cases of Mckewans export which they gladly shared with us. (If I recall I remember that England were playing Scotland at wembley the same day). Anyway after many rides and lots of walking we managed to get to Earls Court about 2 minutes before Zep came on stage and over 3 hours later we came out numbed with the experience and deaf too!! Unfortunately it took us over a day to get back I remember we were at Watford Gap services (made famous by Roy Harper) for hours, it was the coldest I have ever been in my life the only thing I had to keep me warm was my hair it was down to my waist, hence the lack of offers from drivers to offer us a lift, still a great time that I will remember for the rest of my life.

For me as a Beatles fan since they started ( in my case I was 7 it was 1962) When the Beatles were virtually finished I heard an album called simply

Im 57 (old b*stard I know) fan since I first heard LZ1 still a fan.

Friends, Tea for one,, and Tangerine Since I've been loving you All for completely different phases in my life, then when I get over them I just wallow in all the rest of their music, I don't think any group will replace them I know we all have our favourite Zeppelin song but for me I can always associate them with the different females I've been associated with over the the years, but the most specual one for me is Tangerine.

To be honest and without sounding obvious my favourite Zeppelin era was 1968 - 1980.

He also sings it on The Rover from Physical Graffiti........ I used to rock it sometimes I'd roll it, I always knew what it was for.

I have an original vinyl album, the vocals are excellent but the bass is hardly audible, also you can hear the audience talking,whoever taped it must have been in the audience with a hand held recorder. When Dazed and Confused starts you can clearly hear a voice saying "What is that?"

Sorry so it was like yourself I also kept the leaflet it wasgood to get something for 4p.

Mind you for people like me (56 yrs old). l remember Robert Plant saying (pre TSRTS) that they would not consider a live album as there were so many good bootlegs on the market. They obviously changed their mind. They should release more of their concerts as many were recorded for their own use.

Did anybody else send off their ticket stub to obtain a free poster ( l sent my sisters so l could keep mine). Mine was from Liverpool stadium on 29 November 1971. The poster was a picture of each of them seperately, and was made of card so it has lasted all these years. Juast curious to see if anybody else did the same.

It depends where it was, but if it wasn't uncomfortable for them I would talk about the concerts I have seen them at starting in Liverpool Stadium in 1971, then I would beg for an autograph. I would also talk about the scrapbook I have from all the NME'S, DISCS, SOUNDS etc, from the 70's. Then I don't know what I'd do.