Hungry and Hungrier?

Question for the parents who took their kids to see Zeppelin (if any are on here). During the medleys in Whole Lotta Love or How Many More Times - they covered a ton of artists that were popular in the 1950's. Elvis, Buddy Holly, Fats Domino, Ricky Nelson, etc. Was wondering if your parents ever gave you any feedback about that part of the show? Did they like it, love it, hate it, did it change their opinion of them? My Grandmother was 95 when she passed a couple of years ago. In 1973 she took her 13 year old son George to see Zeppelin at the Chicago Stadium. When we put The So

Bogus! I was all the way through till the last line. Good one!

I always liked the line that goes something like ... Why don't you come in my kitchen....

That graph was pretty cool. I don't have much from 1975, but one thing for sure, the first NQ I'm checking out is the longest one from San Diego. 30 minutes!

Grateful for what we have. Can only imagine what the rest of the show was like Esp How Many More Times!

8 Years between these shots and they're still laughing - love both of these off stage shots. I wonder who said what in the photo by Jim Marshall. Just look at Plant's smirk.

Wow - the demand was certainly there. Just more BS reckon, - a hang over from 2020 I suppose... Sad.

I'm a moron! I was thinking of Far Post! Really sucks to be getting older.

Not sure if any of you have seen this, but this popped into my YouTube feed today. One of my fave RP tracks.

Nicely done!

I just noticed that RP stays on stage during Jimmy's Noise Solo. At one point it looks like he's cross-legged and sitting on a piece or gear, just watching Jimmy play. Wonder what thoughts were going through his head during this part of the show.

Looks like you may be able to pick different skins? I saw Zep I & III in the video. Looks pretty cool indeed.

Outstanding! One of the only good things to happen in 2020! TY!

I LOVE these photo's! I think there's quite a few from an Aussie soundcheck too (a barefoot Robert Plant IIRC). What fun they must have had during the early years. Incredible.