I was meditating to some music, and Kashmir came on... So I had either this vision or sort of a half-dream of a giant temple like structure falling apart, and Plant was there, he had wings. He dropped me because I couldn't fly.

Only slightly related, but Jimmy does have a long left thumbnail in TSRTS. Also, as a guitarist, I find I only let my thumb nails grow long, if the others aren't short they get in the way

This is one of the reasons why it annoys me that a ton of Zeppelin merch only shows the top half of the artwork. I've been searching, but can't find anything besides the actual album that has the full artwork. You can't just cut out half a painting's worth of symbolism like that!

But all that lives is born to die Let the music be your master, can you hear the master's call? They call me the hunter... Black night, still there shining I can't stop, keep on climbing Looking for what I knew

Four sticks has always been one of my favorite songs on the album... It's one that takes you somewhere without just being a "song" because it shows up in your playlists all the time

Haven't been to any Zepp related places except maybe middle earth, haha. I do plan to visit the Edgewater Inn and the Riot House sometime though

Kashmir and the live version of Immigrant Song on How the West Was Won are the first two that come to mind

There's a 3 pack of Led Zeppelin incense on Ebay... I would buy it because it's hard to find anywhere else, but the seller has some mixed reviews on his page

If I were you, I'd make a minor edit to the effected songs in iTunes (ex. add an extra space in the title) and re-add them to your phone. Either that, or re-start. Usually clears up any errors for me.

I've been reading Jimmy Page: the Definitive Biography by Chris Scalewicz, and I have a few questions. 1. Are the terrible reviews by people who believe everything they hear online, or is the author really that bad? I see comparisons to Hammer of the Gods, and claims that he "focuses on the negative," but he writes about Page like a saint! 2. There are details that are off, (ex. he wrote that Crowley's 'Do what thou wilt' phrase came from a freemasonry text) but I don't believe the author intends to paint Pagey in a bad light, thoughts? 3. His frequent quoting and referencing

I guess I lucked out on this, but my brother's old Spider amp works well with my Telecaster to get a tone similar to Page's

I think you're misunderstanding. I love The Who, but some of their stuff really depresses me

1, 10, and 12. I would say The Who but I think my mental health would start to decline more quickly

Y'know what would be better? Little plastic Richard Cole army men. They'd be so much more fun to melt with a makeshift spray-can/lighter blowtorch.