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nirvana

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  1. you're awesome! A real class act and a wonderful soul on this board!

    Much respect dear!

  2. Hey Garnet! Hope all is well and thanks for the friend add...have you checked out Jimmy's new site?

  3. How do you like Jimmy's new site Emma?

  4. jimmypage.com

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      Danielle Andrea

      Hey! Ye, just signed in today!

      It looks good.

      I wish you a wonderful day!

      :)

  5. Hey Emma! Hope you had a nice weekend!

  6. totally missed my point Rov. ....don't know 'bout you but i don't know many 12 yr olds that break any song down to being complex or genius - they just rock to it. Jazz - not so much. Other than that - congrats to the Texas Longhorns for beating OSU last night....l-l 'horns!
  7. Folks, ALS is simply one of the most intense, elaboorate, intricate, complex rock songs EVER written by anyone - period. Musicians, producers of music, studio techs, would all agree that the technical and mucisianship of that one song eclipses anything that Zep had done before or after. This was Jimmy's epic masterpiece. I've listened to ALS with studio reference equipment - both the analog and digital versions. I prefer the analog however. The guitar and bass work here are sublime, brilliant! Bonhams' drumming, pacing and breaks are transcendant - really. The over-dubs on Pages end are simply unequalled to this day. Nobody layers guitar lines like that anymore, only because they can't! Listen carefully, layer upon layer - tasteful and portant guitar runs that build the song to great heights. John's drumming - roll upon roll moving in synch with JPJ bass lines - steady, forceful, pure power. And Robert's lyrics sung with passion and spiritual loft...his best effort by far. Beats Kashmir in complexity and ferocity. Simply put - Achilles Last Stand is a masterpiece for generations to come.
  8. Hello LInn! With so little "real" news on Zeppelin these days, it's nice to see a pretty girl on this board to keep us interested! Welcome, are you a long time Zep fan or more recent to their party?
  9. Hey Linn!

    Welcome aboard this crazy train!

    Happy New Year!

    nirvana, from USA

  10. hey cranky!

    welcome...

  11. Thanks Steve! That pic does look like the VJ that interviewed Robert, Good job !
  12. Dude, is that your girl in the pic...wow, she's smokin'! Sweeet!

  13. There has to be something on video out there, especially with the Internet. But, let me tell you, it's worth finding! Not only for Robert's classic flirting with the VJ girl, but MTV also had him pick his top ten favorite band videos....interesting choices as I remember. Pat Benatar was on his list, he had the hots for her also! But the best was his blatant remarks to the VJ and how she was like warm butter in his hands! I believe the show was called "The Return of the Tall Cool One - Robert Plant!", His Now and Zen vids were also highlighted... I hope you find something on video...
  14. Steve, I think it was Kari Wührer...former MTV VJ and B-movie star...if you can verify this I would appreciate it. I know I have a VHS copy of this interview somewhere but I'm too lazy to dig it out! All I know is that it was wild...
  15. No Steve, I remember Martha, no, def not her. This girl was smoking hot! Long light brown hair...Robert told her how beautiful her eyes were...very pretty girl. Quinn wasn't a looker - too skinny, no fiqure. This VJ had a bod that must have impressed Robert...anyone have any more info?
  16. Does anyone remember the MTV Interview with Robert Plant and the girl VJ who Robert was endlessly flirting with - to the point where the poor VJ Chick was blushing and stuttering during her valiant attempt at the interview? I think it was during Robert's "Now and Zen" comeback...he had this girl in his sights and wouldn't let her go - on live TV none the less! Question - what was the VJ's name and did she take Robert up on his "what are you doing this evening?" offer?
  17. Thank you dear...for being there.*)

    nirvana!

  18. Welcome Smitty!

  19. Jeff Beck didn't show for Rod's Tour in the early 80's when he was billed as lead guitarist...yea, he's awesome.
  20. No, you didn't miss anything...it's an old fear of the unknown that creates these silly media backlashes and jokes about pagens and Wiccans over time. You seem to have gotten it right - pass it on!
  21. I've got tons of Zep boot vinyl...haven't sold one. However, if it means paying for something more important (hope it never happens) like family, health, or a good cause - my "boots" are made for walking! My best boots would be 1971 LA Forum or Cleveland Destroyer or 1977 Badgeholders. Blueberry Hill is nice. Montreal 1975 with the Physical Graffiti songs is good albeit poor sound. ITTOD studio out-takes...nice. Soundtrack to Lucifer Rising with un-released studio out-takes music is cool too.
  22. Hey, I actually remember that show....thanks Steve!
  23. Edward Alexander Crowley...Mission Accomplished. Rest in Peace. James Patrick Page...Mission Accomplished. Ever Onward.
  24. Thanks Steve, I feel better now for your clarification. As usual, you have the final say...g'night folks!
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