So, do you think Robert has a future then in the Sci-Fi film industry??? Perlman is doing well with Hellboy I & II (which will be out soon)... R

Evster, When was this one taken? Cool picture. R Did you get to show Jason your necklace? R

Awesome!!! Thanks again, MissHD!!! Really glad you got to meet Jason!!! R

So Happy for you MissHD!!! I knew you'd meet him sooner or later. Glad it all worked out!!! Looking forward to the video and all. R

I was 5 1/2 in '73. I did see Jethro Tull (Aqualung tour) in 1973, though. Long story... R

We'll just have to wait and see what the others (Plant, Page and JPJ) say/do... R

Considering Led Zeppelin were not a "singles" band, they did/have done very well to be # 30 in England (where 99.9% of the others listed were/are singles bands. Perhaps, the big reason Led Zeppelin were not as "big" in England was for this very reason. I'm glad they focused on playing/touring around the world. They proved they were/are the biggest band of them all (regardless of what critics, singles formatted radio and singles buyers thought/think). What's amazing is the fact that they weren't a singles band and focused mainly on their albums (but many songs on their albums were never played live when they were a band--- example: In Through the Outdoor and Presence have quite a few songs on them that have never been played live as well as songs like "Houses of the Holy" from Physical Grafitti (originally recorded during the Houses sessions). Radio still can't ignore them as there's a classic rock station in every major city in every country around the world somewhere playing Zeppelin at this very moment... Additionally, there's some teenager out there who is just learning about and rockin' out to Zeppelin (sharing the experience with their friends). Great Rock N Roll Will Never Die!!! R

thanks for sharing. Will tape it definitely. R

Have fun, MissHD, Keep us updated on everything. Looking forward to the pictures, too!!! R

Sheryl Crow at Chastain Ampitheatre (Atlanta, GA) May 3 R

That's right, "Carouselamabra" was rehearsed for it (Knebworth), but never performed. R

Black Country Woman --- Led Zeppelin R

These are easy choices for the following, since Zeppelin never performed these live... "Wearing & Tearing" --- Knebworth 1990 (Page and Plant) "For Your Life" --- O2 Arena 2007: Ahmet Tribute (Plant, Page, JPJ and Jason Bonham) For those songs that Zeppelin did perform later on/in their last tours: "In The Evening" --- Knebworth 1979 (August 4 or 11) "Hot Dog" --- Knebworth 1979 "All My Love" --- Knebworth 1979 R

Also, One has to be careful as well about buying fake collectibles... There's tons on the internet, at record shows and elsewhere... There's a guy out of Virginia that sold/ possibly still sells scans of tour books, laminates, passes, etc that are all reproductions... (and tries to pass them off as legit at record shows)... There's also a few places that sell overpriced repros on the West Coast... R

And you're still here among the living to warn others about it... R

The Beatles are certainly a commonality between Hendrix and Led Zep. Hendrix and Led Zeppelin both covered the Beatles. Hendrix actually played a cover of "Sgt. Pepper's" and Led Zep covered a few Beatles songs (including them early on in a few shows)... R

He was in the beginning of "White Christmas" with Bing Crosby... Benny, I believe, was his name in the movie. R

Elvis had Graceland, we need something for the Zepsters.. R

That was catatonic... R

I'll just wait for the super duper re-re-masters. (in the meantime, I've got the 1993 re-masters thank you very much)... R

Eric Johnson --- Venus Isle CD (one of the very best cds of 1996) R

Maybe they (Warners) just purposely messed this "version" up, so they could pull a Disney and re-release the super duper blue-ray version in about a year or two (of course it will not be as good of an re-editing job as done by forum member here)... R

Thanks for posting these, MissHD. R

It was probably the record for the old Wembley Stadium (1986 summer concerts)... R

Classic Rock/Rock: Led Zeppelin Queen Beatles Stones Hendrix Cream Who Police U2 Santana Journey Boston Foreigner Aerosmith KISS ('73-'78) Progressive Rock: Dixie Dregs RUSH YES Genesis (Pre-Phil Collins pop stuff) Great stuff today: Eric Johnson Black Crows John Mayer Vertical Horizon Fiction Plane (Sting's son's band) Foo Fighters Modern Rock/alternative/Metal: Soundgarden STP Pearl Jam Temple of the Dog (Soundgarden & Pearl Jam members) nirvana Audioslave Metallica Velvet Revolver/ GNR (stuff with Slash) Jazz (old school and new): Pat Metheny Return To Forever (includes members as well Mahavishnu Orchestra Jean Luc Ponty Jeff Beck Miles Davis John Coltrane Ornette Coleman Paco De Lucia Gypsy Jazz: Django Reinhardt Stephane Grapelli John Jorgenson Classical: Bach Mozart Wagner Debussy Strauss Tchaikovsky ...too many others to list (classical guitar: check out Dominic Miller's (shapes' cd)) Blues: BB King Robert Johnson Muddy Waters Buddy Guy John Lee Hooker Santana SRV and way way too many others to list (from before most of these guys)... R&B (Classic Rhythm & Blues): Stax roster --- too many to name Motown roster --- too many to name Stevie Wonder (motown and newer stuff)... Aretha Franklin Classic Singers& Jazz Singers: Tony Bennett Frank Sinatra Ella Fitzgerald Dinah Washington Edith Piaf Sarah Vaughan Classic Songwriters: Carole King James Taylor (not crazy about his voice, but songs are great) bob dylan Tom Petty Paul McCartney & John Lennon Robert Plant & Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and John Bonham Francis Scott Key Best Cover songs by Artists/Bands: Jimi Hendrix ("Star Spangled Banner", Hey Joe" and "All Along The Watchtower") Elvis (never wrote his own stuff) The Monkees (played covers by Carole King, Neil Diamond, Neil Sedaka, etc...) Led Zeppelin (always played great covers in their medleys WLL, D&C, etc..) Kids: Sesame Street (cool stuff here) School House Rock (conjunction junction, what's your function)... (just kidding) R