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Krish

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  1. I have no sources for those comments, it's just what I was thinking based on the song titles that someone else posted on this same thread a few pages back. I'm sorry if I confused anyone but something like Lost in Space seems like 'lost in a jam' of some sorts b/c I can't imagine Zep writing lyrics to a song named after a television show (like many metal bands do these days), and St Tristan's sword while I know Plant likes the Lord or the Rings and perhaps the fantasy genre, I think that when Plant writes in that mindset he's not so obvious, that genre is more subltely referenced in his work or morphed altogether - eg., taking the Misty Mountains from LOTR and writing a song called Misty Mountain Hop is an example of morphing to me. Just my thoughts. K
  2. Lost in Space was an impromptu jam session with Page, Jones & Bonzo messing around with Jeff Beck's Starcycle, and St Tristan's Sword morphed into No Quarter, I think. K
  3. Here's a Led Zeppelin bit of trivia which really isn't a mystery but seems to follow along the lines of Steve's "mysteries" - I really don't care about the answer that much but it seems like it would be good to include in Steve's book or whatever he's planning. During the Sabbath Heaven & Hell tour Ronnie James Dio once said that members of Zeppelin (at least Page & Bonham, but maybe Page, Plant & Bonham or even all four) came to their soundcheck or was backstage before Sabbath went on and Bonzo started playing Bill Wards drums. Ronnie said it was awesome. When did this happen?
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