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[tahoeistruckin]

The Mighty Zepplin left it''s moring station Monday Night in London, after almost 30 years of silance.

Ya they may of played a few songs together in the past few years, but nothing like this.
Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, Jon Paul Jones, joined by the son (Jason)of late drummer Jon 'GONZO' Bonham.


http://www.usatoday.com/life/music/2007-12...652851695_x.htm

http://music.msn.com/music/article.aspx?ne...82&GT1=7702

http://www.rollingstone.com/photos/gallery...rns_photos_from

[liftmech]

Sweet. I would have loved to see that one- I was born not long before they quit playing together. Fitting that they picked Jason Bonham to fill his dad's shoes, there were a lot of drummers claiming they'd be up to the task.

[lastchair_44]

I'm listening to a recording of the show right now. Not what I expected, but not bad at all.

[tahoeistruckin]

Lastchair, is that from youtube? Someone with a cell phone had posted a full song , taking from up in nose bleed. Considering the quality of cell phone cams, not bad at all. Any live Zepplin, is better than no Zepplin at all.
On the top of my Xmas wish list, is for them to say yes, they will do a tour. I'll be beating the door down, at the ticket window. :)

[lastchair_44]

I have the full set. A guy with a kick ass digital recorder from the second row! Needs some touching up...but I'm sure another recording from the sound board will be leaked soon enough.

[Snoqualmie guy]

This is sort of off topic but Paul McCartney predicted that the Beatles music would come out on many online stores in early '08. They are one of the last music holdouts.

[lastchair_44]

I'm pretty sure you won't be finding this show on iTunes.