Going out on a limb, but I'd say Jimmy was in charge of Peter Grant. Not the other way around.

It's strange to see Bruce Dickinson just grab and toss aside the trousers from the Black Dragon suit. You probably couldn't pry them from the hands of 99.9% of the population of this board once they had their mitts on them. Not to mention the trying on, smelling, Iphone shots, attempts at theivery, etc...

"Semi-retired"? Not when it comes to milking the Zeppelin vault. Robert Plant and John Paul Jones seem to be the only ones interested in being contemporarily relative with new projects. Jimmy is the king of resting on his laurels.

I think it looks kind of tacky and dated. A projector for a television in the living room? really? I mean it beats a homeless shelter, but just because Jimmy Page owned it doesn't change my humble opinion.

I believe that picture is photoshopped since the clothes they are wearing are from the photo session backstage at the Bath Festival.

Ha. Robert Plant is a great singer, but you guy's need to get grip. Somebody call the hyperbole police or the nearest mental institute and help these poor souls.

I wish there was there were festivals of that level of quality these days. Kinda surprised Janis Joplin was placed so low on the advert.

Haha. I meant Ross Halfin or whatever his name is.

I may come off as jaded and pessimistic, but I think the majority of what Jimmy Page says in interviews is complete horse shit. Even going back to the 70's when he was discussing putting together a live album spanning their career so far. The guy, while I love the majority of his work, I'm tired of hearing his bullshit. he loves to play it all coy and mysterious. That may have been cool in the 70's , but all that has expired with time. Put up or shut up and I'd rather he just shut the fuck up, put the re-issues on the shelf( which I think are going to be another disappointing cash grab at this point) and then go into seclusion tickling Robb Halfords ball sack. Fuck that arrogant bastard.

I watched a fairly new documentary about the Eagles. I'm not a fan but for some reason I'm a sucker for documentaries (especially about bands of all genres from the 70's). They claimed ( and I'm paraphrasing) that it was a "little known fact" that the Eagles sold more albums than any band from that decade. Something along the lines of their Greatest Hits record alone selling a million copies for 18 months straight. Throw in other bands like the Stevie Nicks/ Lindsey Buckingham -era Fleetwood Mac and I think it's a crap shoot to try to reasonably deduce any totally accurate number of record sales. All I know for sure is that Zeppelin sold and continue to sell a shit load of records and sold out a lot of shows.

I still respectfully disagree. I'm not saying it's not the proper model, but I doubt it's "the" Danelectro.

How are you sure?

I don't know why some are so fascinated by "the guitar" in the picture. It's just my opinion but, I've always thought that anytime JP's photographed in these types of scenarios, the guitars are not the originals. They did make more than one Danelectro and as for the Les Pauls', I just figured they were probably just one of his signature series reproductions. I just can't see him dragging the real ones around. Their priceless and most likely under lock and key( anyone remember the fate of a certain Black Beauty?).

Zepfreak, Led Zeppelin was a phenomenon. But, they were just a great rock'n roll band. Might I suggest you go to a psychiatrist because the issue your mental health seems to be in suspect based on you post above. Maybe you just choose to express yourself with the use of hyperbole, but I actually laughed out loud at your post.

Now I do feel foolish. I posted the same question about Bron-Yr-Aur photos over at Royal-Orleans.com and someone posted the photo of RP and Strider on the motorcycle as possibly being from BYA. If I'm not mistaken that was from an old article and the photos were from Jennings Farm. My answer was directed to them. That's what I get for bouncing around and not paying proper attention I guess. Thanks for checking me, Knebby.