After my own time away I only found Black Beauty several weeks ago. Loved what StarShip had put together. It clearly took tremendous time and effort. Good luck StarShip.

Good evening...as Plant liked to say. Randy from ZeppelinArt's first post. First my apologies for the long period of disconnection. There were several life changes over the last 6-7 years, including gaining an ex-wife. Good news is that my girlfriend has a Zep playlist. I call that a win! Much has changed since I was last active in the community. It almost feels like a new era of Led Zeppelin. The proliferation of new shows, remasters, and videos, all liberated and enhanced with modern technology, makes the old days of cassette and CDR trading seem so very long ago. Even this official forum that openly discusses and posts "unofficial" material is amazing. Let me personally thank every fan, old and new, for keeping the Zeppelin legacy alive. Plus, Jimmy (and maybe Robert) deserve credit for their willingness to let the fans be fans without throwing up legal roadblocks every step of the way. Their legacy is brighter today, in my opinion, because of this. As for ZeppelinArt, I've been furiously updating the site with over a 1,000 new titles, most located online from sites such as DiscJapan (now offline due to Pink Floyd's legal challenge...see above), GiginJapan, and BlackBeauty. It's amazing how many titles were issued in my years away. One question for everyone: Is ZeppelinArt still relevant today, given how much content is available online, including cover art? I guess I see it as an important research tool compiled over 21 years online, with over 6,000 titles represented. I hope to keep it online as long as possible, that is unless you, the fans, simply don't need it anymore. I take some comfort (and pride) that Luis Rey's latest Tape Documentary mentioned the site in his credits. That makes the countless hours feel more worthwhile. Take care and looking forward to hearing from you. Randy