It's big legged! End of story.

I had a dream this morning that I was hanging with Jimmy and he played a new song for me that was unbelievable. I woke up and thought it's the 9th, it's Jimmy's Birthday! I had no prior thought that Jimmy's B-Day was on the horizon. Anyway, Happy Birthday Mr Page and thanks again for all the smiles.

Very pleased with the outcome

I would love to see this happen. Now call John Paul Jones and Dave Grohl.

No way, no how!

I remember seeing Robert play guitar on stage around the Fate Of Nations album. I think the guitarist at the time was Kevin Scott McMichael. I think Robert might have played on one of the tracks on that album as well.

I remember seeing The Song Remains The Same for the first time when I was fourteen in 1983. As soon as the Princess appeared, I said to my friend, she is the most beautiful girl I have ever seen. Through the years and numerous viewings, I also wondered who she was and what ever became of her. I just want to say thanks to Virginia for posting here and being such a beautiful soul. I am glad that you have a great career and wonderful family. God Bless!

I remember reading a few years ago that Sports Illustrated and Victorias Secret model Marissa Miller loved Led Zeppelin. She also likes Football and surfing. Quite a catch, if you ask me.

ALS is my favorite Zep song, if I had to pick only one. IMO it is a pure masterpiece.

Thanks for the link MissHoney. It is a good sign that the three of them showed up together. They must be incredibly tight, musically, by now.

I just don't see what the hold up is with Jimmy and Jonsey, unless Robert has left the door open at least a crack. Obviously everything points to that not being the case at all, but then why the hold up. If they both want to play and Jason is on board, why not start or continue writing and recording and bring in a new singer and get this project started. Page and Jones have already waited twenty eight years to write some new material. What is the hold up? Sorry, just venting.

Jimmy and Jonsey simply need to make a public statement announcing their intention to form a NEW band together. Then all this crazy speculation about replacing Robert can stop. There is no reason to call the band Led Zeppelin without him. Their is nothing to gain by using the Zeppelin name without Plant. I think, with a new singer, new name, they still sell out 18,0000 seat arenas. I would have to believe a Plantless Zeppelin would do no better.

The reason Zep grew so big and so beloved in the United States is because they toured relentlesly early on. The word spread quickly about this English band that was bombastic over the top hard hitting, and heavy riffed. The musicianship speaks for itself. The audience was blown away by Zeppelins live shows and concerts that grew to 3 hours plus. Of course by 73 the guys had become more showman like than ever and Jimmy had become an absolute rock-god. The boys were great and they knew it, their fans knew it and it was a beautiful give and take relationship. I don't know why Zep never grew to mythical proportions elsewhere in the world, but one thing is for sure. I am so glad to have had Led Zeppelin to love growing up and well into my adult life, that as an American I am more than happy to call Led Zeppelin Americas most beloved band.

I saw them in 93, I believe, in Allentown PA. I video taped there show and went back stage to party with them after the show. The guitarists name was Matt but my drunk buddy kept calling him Jimmy. LOL I had to apologize for him a few times. They were very good, but I never heard anything else from them after that.