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The Page Memoirs, by Nick Kent


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Otto--

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!! for posting all these old magazine articles. I have had SOOOO much fun reading all these, and as Evster said, remembering reading some of them when they were first out!!

However, what I do NOT remember was that JP was ever stalked by some lunatic out to kill him?!? :blink::o:huh: thank goodness THAT was nipped in the bud!!

Sharon

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Thanks for posting this article, Otto! :)

The best thing about Ledzeppelin.com is the knowledgeable members who post articles such as these. I appreciate it so much! Thank you to all. :thanku:

I love the interviews with Jimmy best of all.

Hearing/reading his comments, in his own words, is fantastic.

I liked his comments about the stolen $200,000. His attitude was: worse things can and did happen, so why worry about something so insignificant in life as a lost $200,000. :lol:

That's why I love the guy so much!

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Thanks for posting that Otto. It's great reading this now as I wasn't born yet. Growing up in a time where Poison, Warrant, White Lion, etc dominated the rock mags, I feel sad that I missed out on all this during Zep's day. Thanks to posts like yours I can get to enjoy the read now.

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Thanks for all your responses, friends! :beer:

I will indeed post a few more.

Ev, I only saw Creem much later - the bookstores here didn't even sell Creem in the late 1970's as far as I can remember. They did sell the British mags, including NME, which I sometimes bought back in the day, struggling to understand the English. I remember I sometimes also bought the German mags, Pop or Bravo, but found very little of interest in them... well, once I did get a great poster of Queen there, which actually did stay on the wall, while my two big Zeppelin posters kept falling down. :( By the early 1980's I was buying rock magazines in English much more often, and it had become easier to understand them. I was never very careful about this stuff, or my clippings from newspapers, etc. and have lost a lot of it. I decided to try and at least get some of the mags via the internet, and while I was at it, to also get a few things from the 1970's. I really like to have the originals, and I am very interested in the band's history, so it was a pretty natural thing to do.

Helen, I find mags often just capture the spirit of the times in a way that you find nowhere else, which is one other reason why I love to have a few of them. These ads! "Hey, so there is a brand new album out by Mike Oldfield, called Tubular Bells. I have to check that one out." :lol:

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