Jenny McCArthy = always hot!

1. Vol. 4 2. Sabotage 3. Black Sabbath 4. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 5. Master Of Reality 6. Paranoid 7. Technical Ecstasy 8. Never Say Die

Christina Applegate has always been very good looking! I believe she gets more attractive with age.

Charisma Carpenter from Buffy The Vampire Slayer

I have always had a thing for Rose McGowan

ANGIE EVERHART = Another hot redhead!

Former "WIPEOUT" reporter - JILL WAGNER = Very hot!

According to Page, they liked ABBA's Polar Studios

I love redheads!

SOFIA VERGARA = HOT!

CONNIE BRITTON = HOT!

NATASHA HENSTRIDGE = HOT!

The Bomber! Yes, he made this song while with James Gang.

The Bomber - James Gang Talk To You - Small Faces Trick Of The Light - The Who Fresh Garbage - Spirit

The state of two members (Bonham & Page) during the making of In Through The Outdoor was far from good - Bonham with his heroin & alcohol problems/Page with his heroin use - so under these circumstances, yes, In Through The Outdoor was good, though different. Carouselambra alone is worth the purchase. I believe it's the strongest tune on the album. In The Evening was a piece you could expect Led Zeppelin to make, as was I'm Gonna Crawl (my second favorite from this release). Jones and Plant became very close during these sessions. Jones stated that during this time there were two distinct camps - the sober one and the alcohol/drug one. I think Jones & Plant working so close together was vital moving forward. The two gave us South Bound Suarez, Fool In The Rain, and All My Love - the latter not being liked by Jimmy Page, although he had respect for it's meaning. As a whole, this may not have been the usual great Led Zeppelin record everyone became accustomed to, but under the circumstances, it was strong.

Absolutely!

LOL - It's a damn magazine cover. Are you that worried about how much make-up they have during that photo shoot? If your worried about that, then worry about the covers in the past that showed a heroin infested Jimmy Page. It's an F'n magazine cover - who F'n cares? Get a life!

New Orleans, Louisianna - May 14, 1973 - soundboard The musicianship Led Zeppelin displayed on this European tour of 1973 was breathtaking! Dazed & Confused and Whole Lotta Love were outstanding throughout the tour. It's too bad Led Zeppelin didn't perform these two songs with the same intensity on the upcoming US tour as they did here! Southampton, England - January 22, 1973 - soundboard Vienna, Austria - March 16, 1973 - soundboard Hamburg, Germany - March 21, 1973 - soundboard Essen, Germany - March 22, 1973 - soundboard Vancouver, BC - March 21, 1970 - soundboard - Heartbreaker & Thank You are excellent! Dallas, Texas - August 31, 1969 - The whole show is great, especially How Many More Times! All these soundboard shows from 1975 are very good! New York, NY - February 12, 1975 Hempstead, NY - February 14, 1975 St. Louis, MO. - February 16, 1975 Baton Rouge, LA. - February 28, 1975 Dallas, Tx. - March 4, 1975 Dallas, Tx. - March 5, 1975 Long Beach, CA. - March 11, 1975 Long Beach, CA. - March 12, 1975 Seattle, WA. - March 17, 1975 Vancouver, Canada - March 19, 1975 Vancouver, Canada - March 20, 1975 Seattle, WA. - March 21, 1975 And all the Los Angeles shows from the 24, 25 & 27 of March 1975 Yes, I've been listening to all of these!

Here are some cool ones...

Led Zeppelin had excellent songs to open albums with. They paid attention to the running order of all their albums. Rock N Roll would have been a better choice to open their fourth album. My choice - The Song Remains The Same - It hits hard and doesn't stop. Like all others, the musicianship is incredible. Achilles Last Stand is a close second.

MY FAVORITE (live) SHOT OF JIMMY PAGE!

Rock N Roll, Sick Again, Over The Hills And Far Away, In My Time Of Dying, & The Song Remains The Same from March 4, 1975 - Chasing The Dragon bootleg This may be the best versions of Over The Hills And Far Away & In My Time Of Dying. John Bonham's playing is impeccable. The solo in Over The Hills And Far Away may be Page's best for that particular song. Heartbreaker & Thank You from March 21, 1970 - Vancouver. These are my favorite versions. The way Bonham plays off Page is breathtaking! How Many More Times from The Texas International Pop Festival - August 31, 1969.