Aye, King Crimson are doing it in style, really looking forward to the 1972 live show with Jamie Muir & the reissue of Sid Smith's book.

Glad to hear you get your record player sorted. I'll need to dig that MOJO CD out again, not listened to it for ages.

I loved Michael Kiwanuka's take on Ten Years Gone on that MOJO CD.

People are more reserved in Britain. I'm always looking at people's clothes but would never think to comment. If I see someone with Zeppelin gear on I think 'cool b*stard' to myself.

Both great albums, wouldn't change a note on either of them personally.

Aye, I think he's talking rubbish.

Interesting comment in here about an upcoming project involving archive releases... https://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/rock/8491221/jason-bonham-robert-plant-led-zeppelin-reunio

I think the fact they play what is considered to be 'heavy metal' puts them out of that 'universal appeal' group of bands like The Beatles, Stones, Zeppelin & Pink Floyd. I do love Sabbath though personally.

Led Zeppelin are considered in the same league as The Beatles & The Stones by anyone with a clue.

The clothing is for sale on this site & the book is available everywhere, Amazon for starters.

I don't think it's slowed down. The band played a few songs faster live. Very underrared song though, John Paul Jones is amazing on this.

Porgie, your Knebworth Kashmir is phenomenal.

Remember kids, solvent abuse is not big & it's not clever.

It's a great picture & it makes me want a chicken kebab with chilli sauce, a lot.

Was the person who wrote that sniffing glue at the time? It's virtually unreadable.