Man In The Middle - Black Country Communion

The One You Love - Glenn Frey

One - Three Dog Night

Top Of The World - Van Halen

No Quarter - Led Zeppelin

Long Train Runnin' - The Doobie Brothers

Hey Hey What Can I Do would have been great on any album. Or being played at any live show for that matter. It did have a very Led Zeppelin III feel to it though in my opinion.

What a band they were. I wonder if any musicians will still be alive by the end of the year at this rate.

The Weight - The Band

Thorn Tree In The Garden - Derek And The Dominos

Shake Your Booty - KC And The Sunshine Band

I have no idea what a "€" is but we should start a petition or something. It looks like enough people like the idea that they could make some $$$ (or €€€) off them.

^ Totally agree. The top 40 sucks. Not a big "Toady's Country" guy either but it's better than the top 40 for sure.

Don't disrespect the old stuff. I like it. And I'm totally confident this will be released eventually. With the significance of the event, high demand for the release and huge amount of bootlegs in circulation it is bound to happen. I think once the door closes 100% on another Led Zeppelin show it will be released. So probably when Plant, Page or Jones dies or totally retires from the music business. Because, even though it won't happen, as long as they are still alive and making and/or releasing music there is still technically a chance they could play again.

Maybe it's a little demanding but considering Jimmy knew good and well the public would be screaming for it if Led Zeppelin ever took the stage again it's reasonable.

You have no idea how many times I've played against people just like Johnny Bravo in this video.

What's a muso?

Mine had a dented corner and for some reason there was a scuff on the vinyl when I took it out.

So are they a lesbian cover band?

On second thought you should probably just tie your friends up and leave them in your basement with The Complete Studio Recordings playing on a loop for a few weeks.

Falling In Love (Is Hard On The Knees) - Aerosmith

More Than A Feeling - Boston

Take It Easy - Eagles

Taking It To The Streets - The Doobie Brothers

Over The Rainbow - Eric Clapton