‘Maybe this new album is the end now for me’: Led Zeppelin’s Robert Plant is at a career crossroads
“It’s not going to happen,” he says of a reunion. “You’d have to exhume.”
“It’s not going to happen,” he says of a reunion. “You’d have to exhume.”
These two songs have you coming, and going. But which one’s better?
Jimmy Page’s first, and last, proper solo album was 1988’s ‘Outrider.’
He says Led Zeppelin gave Bonham “the vehicle to play the way he really wanted.”
White’s “old, yet new” vibe again has him brilliantly mixing seemingly unrelated styles.
As Jimmy Page went through Led Zeppelin’s archival material, he discovered a problem.
Let’s rearrange some of our favorite moments from Led Zeppelin.
He was on hand to inspire a generation of graduates. Instead, it was the other way around.
The guitarist has been rather stingy with solo product since his old band split up.
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