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Older pics of me.

Here's my collection: http://s169.photobucket.com/albums/u219/fs...TION/?start=all Also,there's going to be a Zep Memoribilia Exhibition at Knebworth House from August 1st to Sept 1st.

Yes,there's a boot from this show called "JPJ Smokes The Joint"

Wow.I'd never seen that pic before,Henrik.Thanks. I'm guessing that the guy to Robert's right is Bill Graham.

Steve, I've just read that Bonzo owned an AC 428 Frua auto which was subsequently sold to Keith Moon. This is the first I've heard of this. Interesting! Have you ever heard mention of this? Thanks

You're welcome,Steve. Interesting story too.Classic Bonham. I'd love to see a whole photo spread of John and his vehicles. I wonder how many he had over the years. I'd certainly love to see more of the type shown above; John at home with his car collecton.

Yeah,baby! It's 1985!

I believe it was a Trans-Am where Bonzo was pulled over for speeding 90 MPH in L.A. I also recall a story that Jason told about his father buying a Rolls-Royce for cash and driving it thru the dealership's glass window. Here's a photo of part of his collection.

Ditto to Steve's comment. Interesting comments and quite plausible. What makes you certain that St Tristan's Sword morphed in to No Quarter and what happened to the Starcycle/Lost in Space jam ? I should say,what makes you think St Tristan's Sword morphed in to No Quarter ?

Sure, I've noticed discrepancies in the books out there;including Dave's. However,I'm perplexed as to why he would insert 2 specific song titles in his book and attribute them to the fourth album. I mean,those titles apparently are not random and must have come from somewhere. Dave is not beyond making a mistake and it does seem odd that his is the ONLY reference to these supposed "lost" tracks. But I'm thinking that there may be something worth pursuing. "St. Tristan's Sword" certainly seems like a Plant written title to me. Also hoping our interview project sees the light of day some time soon. There must be well over 100 seperate interviews between your contribution,Nech's stuff and mine.

I'm inclined to believe it may be wishful thinking too. But it coming from Dave and in print leads me to think there may be more to it. Lost in Space sounds like it ould have been a working title for a track that was later discarded or re-titled. But now that I think of it,I seem to recall a quote from Robert about "Lost in Space" too. I'll have to check my notes. Or we could just contact Dave and ask him about it. The game is afoot ! BTW,Steve; Would you be the same Steve Jones who's been compiling the comprehensive Interview set with Nech and I ? Or is that another Steve Jones ?

Steve/Evster, Sorry I can't provide any more than that both tracks were mentioned in one of Dave Lewis' books.-which is what prompted my question. IIRC,Mr Lewis states matter of factly that these tracks were recorded. Zero mention of them before or since. I don't get the impression Lost in Space was mentioned as a joke but I could be mistaken. I'm quite certain they're both mentioned in Dave's last book. Quite an enigma,fellas. Wish I could provide more info. The game is afoot !

What ever became of the 2 unreleased tracks from IV ? "Lost in Space" and "St. Tristan's Sword" ?