I've never seen the MTV unplugged episode but I did buy the album and I have to agree....it's one of the best acoustic cds I've heard in awhile. I put a bunch of songs from this unplugged on my ipod....

Alison Krause/Robert Plant...not sure which show I'll be attending but that's my next concert.

Interesting discussion PageAngel My username is a combo of the intials of my last/middle/first name (in that order) plus I'm a reborn Zep fan!

I recently saw Led Zepagain at the HOB in West Hollywood....awesome as usual! They recreated the O2 show; it was fantastic, awesome, wonderful......for those interested, if they come to your town and recreate this show, definitely check it out. My next show is Heart and hopefully AK/RP (whenever they announce southern california/west coast dates).

Great story!!! Robert is so gracious. What a moment to treasure for you!!! Thanks for sharing!

It has a little of everything doesn't it? For A 1000 Mothers is such a great song!!!

I searched for the gold disc of "Living In The Past" on Amazon and the lowest price for this cd is $150!!! That is such a great album however that price is a tad too steep for my budget. I'll keep looking for it...maybe one day I'll find one for a reasonable price.

That's the one I've been looking for......thanks!!!

There is a Living in the Past DVD???!! I have the Living WITH the Past DVD and that is quite good. I have a music documentary JT VHS. I think it was taped in the '80;s. There are interviews, performances, videos. Ian has this long beard. He didn't look as good as he does now.

I'm a Tull fan too!!! I'm more of a fan of their early music (Stand Up, Benefit, Aqualung) than the later prog music. I liked the material they released in the 90's though it doesn't hold up as well as the old material imho. What I'm looking for is the full CD version of Living In The Past, not the edited version. Is it still in print? I've seen it on Amazon for $$$$. I hope they eventually re-release the full version of the cd. This was my first JT purchase and I went from there.

I liked most of Sting's solo work, specifically his first solo albums. The highpoint of his solo work for me was the "Soul Cages" cd. However it dropped off to me after that album.

Andy's performance really impressed me; he's an excellent guitarist.

Uh, don't we do something similar here when we compare/contrast zep to other bands? Even if that rumor was true, isn't RP entitled to his opinion like many of us? Just wondering........

The word "tabloid" in the link provided a clue that all may not seems what appears to be (or heard).

I am a fan of the Police. I didn't get to see them live back in the day but swore if they ever reunited, I'd go! I didn't think it would happen but voila....they reunited. I saw them in Vegas at the MGM Grand; excellent show!!! I own the box set; my favorite Police album is Regatta De Blanc (The Bed's Too Big Without You is my favorite track off the album).

I'm #2!!! Speaking of DP, does anyone have the MK II DVD concert taped in Denmark in'72. The DVD also features their appearance on "In Concert". Blackmore is amazing to watch......I was like WOW!!!!!!

http://www.rosshalfin.co.uk/diary/november...vember-2007.php

There's a nice photo of Jimmy in RH's diary today.

Perhaps it is...I just think MK II had a lot of potential but that's just my .02 cents....

I saw This Christmas today. Good movie.....all about family....gets you into the holiday spirit.

Thanks KB for bringing this thread back!

Me-me-me-me-me!!! Well, I'm a fan of the DP MK II. I tend to believe that had this version of the group stayed together, they would've eventually been looked at in the same view as Led Zeppelin or the Beatles....maybe not in the rarified air but one level below. Perhaps they are......I just think the MK II version had "it" going on....

I think I'm going to see Big Bad Voodoo Daddy this Saturday. They're a local neo swing band from Ventura, CA but they are fun to watch. :YES:

Raising Sand Allison Krause/Robert Plant Hope & Glory/Ann Wilson Legacy: Dreamboat Annie Live/Heart TSRTS-DVD/Led Zeppelin