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Wednesday September 12, 2007 | Led Zeppelin Reunion Tour Song Changes | Music |
Perhaps you've heard of the upcoming Led Zeppelin Reunion Tour. Never mind that a true reunion would require a shovel, these guys are almost older than the Rolling Stones. And they've been dead for years, right?
The new tour is going to require them to change a few of their songs:
New Led Zeppelin Song Titles:
| Old Title | New Title |
| Stairway to Heaven | Escalator to Heaven |
| Black Dog | Black Coffee - Decaf |
| Dazed and Confused | No Change! |
| Heartbreaker | Pacemaker |
| Living Loving Maid | Male Orderly in a White Coat |
| In My Time of Dying | No Change! |
| In the Evening | In the Early Afternoon |
| Kashmir | Cashmere |
| The Song Remains the Same | The Song Repeats Because I Forgot Where I Am |
| Whole Lotta Love | Whole Lotta Prunes |
| Your Time is Gonna Come | No Change! |
| Houses of the Holy | Houses of the Whole Wheat Bran Muffin |
| Ramble On | No Change! |
UPDATE [09/13/2007]: Hey, I'm not the only one who thinks this thing could go south. Who is the Robert Plant guy anyway? Oh, right. Look at this youthful face of rock n' roll.
For the record, I own every Led Zeppelin album released. I even own a Dread Zeppelin reggae album. However, I've also heard many of their later live performances and they're not very good. Even Page's and Plant's solo live covers aren't good. For whatever reason, they jumped the shark long ago.
Final Update [02/15/2008]: Does anyone remember laughter?
Tags: humor led music reunion tour zeppelin
September 12, 2007 10:15 AM PDT Permalink | Comments [62] |
Comments:
you are a disgrace to this world. I hope you choke to death on a cactus.
Posted by Justin on September 12, 2007 at 11:59 AM PDT #
im pretty sure that justin summed up my feelings
Posted by Anthony Pittarelli on September 12, 2007 at 04:31 PM PDT #
Here's a reality check:
Do you think you'll cause this much response to ANYTHING when you're their age?
Posted by Lunawest on September 13, 2007 at 07:09 AM PDT #
Pretty funny. Someone should record parodies along these lines.
seen bob dylan 1 1/2 ago
gorden lightfoot 5 months ago....did crindge once or twice during preformance of both,but when they hit it they hit it right..The Song Will remain the Same but only with a few "howling" mistakes which will be overlooked as we all are getting older...lol
Posted by donmac on September 13, 2007 at 04:21 PM PDT #
Led Zeppelin is one of the best bands to grace this planet and while I don't hope you choke on a cactus, I wouldn't mind seeing a really super sharp thorn poke into one of your calluses!!!
I'll take that as a NO...
And besides, "Whole Lotta Viagra" would have been much funnier and more in line with the original intent, don't you think?
Posted by Lunawest on September 14, 2007 at 04:09 AM PDT #
Being from New Jersey it is going to be hard to be able to see them live. Is there any talk about a pay per view showing?
Posted by gil on September 14, 2007 at 07:32 AM PDT #
yawn
Posted by egarson on September 14, 2007 at 02:43 PM PDT #
Show respect to the greatest BAND in rock history!!!!!!!!!
Posted by Larry on September 15, 2007 at 02:10 PM PDT #
Pretty funny stuff, but remember you ARE talking about the greatest rock band that ever stepped on a stage. I saw Led Zeppelin in the early seventies, and before and since have seen virtually all of rocks greatest bands. Trust me, no band in rock history, not even the magnificent Who at their ablsoulte peak, could compete with a fully focused and firing on all cylinders Led Zeppelin. This band truly possessed an almost magical chemistry and jaw dropping power that placed them all alone, in a class by themselves. In a single decade they produced an original and enduring body of brilliant music that is still astonishing and inspirational in its sheer variety and scope. The quality and power of that music is what attracts and holds tens of thousands of new Zep fans every year, thus, I'm not surprised that their fanbase appears to still, easily, be the largest in the world based on the unprecedented staggering demand to see 75% of Led Zeppelin(120-million hits in 24 hours). Not a single entertainment act in the world could approach the demand created by this reunion. P.S. Yes, they had some inconsistent performances in the later years, but remember, even on an off night Zeppelin were still far better than any band in the world. I do have a Zep concert tape from 1977 nicknamed 'Listen To This Eddie', and it's the single greatest performance I've ever heard in my life. So they could clearly still bring it in the later years.
Posted by Bobby Mushoda on September 15, 2007 at 02:50 PM PDT #
KEVIN,YOU'RE A DICK!
Posted by JOE on September 16, 2007 at 08:57 PM PDT #
Led Zeppelin was good, but they're in their 60's and they don't have John Bonham anymore, one of the greatest drummers of all time. I think they're last album went downhill a bit, and I've heard of bad live performances after their break-up. This reunion isn't going to be any different. They probably are going to be terrible. The greatest rock band of all time can't fight age.
Posted by George on September 17, 2007 at 08:06 PM PDT #
I appreciate and was amused by the titles, but obviously you're not a Zep fan. And as far as over the hill, the Stones can't be matched. What about Little Richard, Chuck Berry, et al.? It's the sheer snideness I don't agree with.
Posted by Rocky Dickerson on September 19, 2007 at 09:12 AM PDT #
Wow, you're funny.
Posted by ac on September 19, 2007 at 04:17 PM PDT #
don't touch them!!!
Posted by lizard on September 21, 2007 at 02:27 AM PDT #
freak!
Posted by lizard on September 21, 2007 at 02:29 AM PDT #
just chill everyone hes not trying to be a dick, hes trying to be funny and doing a good job at it.
Posted by just chill on September 22, 2007 at 09:03 AM PDT #
ON NOVEMBER 26 THE GREATEST LIVE ROCK BAND OF ALL TIME WILL PLAY IN ENGLAND YOU WILL BE STUNNED AND AMAZED TO THE POINT OF HUMILITY AND WILL BOW IN FRONT OF YOUR ZEP ALBUMS ASKING FOR FORGIVENESS FOR YOUR BLASPHMEY
Posted by GUITARCOYOTE on September 26, 2007 at 07:27 PM PDT #
Led Zeppelin crosses all generations. Their music is ageless. There is a reason for that: They were/are the greatest foursome to assemble on stage and in the studio. Being 50 or 60 years of age does NOT mean you're dead or roll over and die because you've aged. Aging rockers of the 60's and 70's command and get the respect they deserve because their music is timeless, unlike alot of manufactured crap music nowadays. There's a reason for so many 'classic rock' radio stations, and Led Zeppelin leads the pack, and always will.
For all you naysayers out there in cyberspace, when YOU get old, let's see if you're ready to call it quits for whatever is your life's passion.
Posted by Liz on October 01, 2007 at 04:02 PM PDT #
They were the most influential and diverse group of muscians ever. They are the top three greatest of all time in album sales and set and broke most concert attendance records. The writer of this article is a very ignorant person.
Posted by Chris on October 02, 2007 at 11:37 AM PDT #
yep pretty funny, the 'improved' song titles and the passionate response of all the fanboys, born after their live aid comeback. led zep were a four piece not a three piece with a session drummer (even bonham's son doesn't count) they can't reform anymore than the beatles can.
this isn't a concert, it's a freak show. how many of the ticket hunters actually have any lz albums? sorry that should read mp3s lol. if evil kenevel said he was going to jump the taj mahal on a mountain bike it would be a sell out too. but people would be buying tickets to stare at the old freak make a fool of himself and it's the same with lz. this is an historic event, not a musical one.
no sorry guys their music isn't ageless. they are not the greatest band of all time etc. and they were not influential in the slightest (in terms of writing and performing music).. it's like when you tell people your girl/guy is the greatest and they smile and then change the subject. you are a fan. and we don't get the word fan from fantastic it comes from fanatic!
*note to fanboys - i am old, i have all the lz albums on vinyl (ask your mom) i can play every note on the first four albums. i like lz. however, that doesn't mean they are great, jeez! just some crunchy old british blues!
Posted by vectorsync on October 03, 2007 at 04:18 AM PDT #
From the day we are all born, we are all travelling the same road towards death. AND......opinions are like assholes..........we all have one.
Like it or not....LZ was/is a hot ticket.
Posted by liz on October 03, 2007 at 04:45 PM PDT #
Kevin surely you jest! So the last two reunions were last second rush jobs. NOT THIS TIME! Jimmy Page will appear more mysterious than ever: perhaps bearded and with a dazzling new costume befitting of rock's most powerful sorcerer. He will mesmerize and hypnotize his audience with tidal waves of harmonic distortion and echelons of searing sonic power.
Jason Bonham will reduce his drumkit into rubble, his cymbals into shrapnel, and his drumsticks into sawdust. He will pound himself into a trance-like state onstage and temporarily exchange his soul with his father's risen spirit. Bonzo will be with us once more. After the show his hotel room will look like a tornado hit it.
John Paul Jones will watch television until 20 minutes before the show, calmly strap on his bass with 5 minutes to go, quietly take his place by the drums, and unleash 1000,000 watts of sordid virtuosity on an unsuspecting London Arena,
testing its structural integrity and making its architects more nervous than the guys designing the new World Trade Center. Then he'll go home and make a sandwich and watch some more television.
And alas, Robert Plant will appear as the Thunder God Thor, brazenly baring his Michelangelo chest and summoning in the cold November winds from Valhalla. The mere echoes of his barbaric wails will tear the fabric from the seats.
There will be lights! There will be lasers! There will be explosions and fog machines! And there will be joy. Lots and lots of joy!
But what devilish tricks will the self-invited Jagger have up his sleeve should he slip onstage with the excuse of Bill Wyman. Will he dare crash the party with an insipid version of Sympathy For The Devil? And would he chance allowing the direct comparison? Mirror mirror on the the wall, who were the baddest of them all? Was it Zeppelin or the Stones? On November 26 it might be said, Zeppelin will grind The Stones to make their Bread! Fe Fi Fo Fom!
Posted by James MacGregor on October 05, 2007 at 07:10 PM PDT #
James MacGregor:
Your description alone sent me back to 1973!
Clearly you were witness to the original. I hope you managed to get tickets to the current event...
Thanks for the metaphorical memory!
Posted by Lunawest on October 07, 2007 at 12:22 PM PDT #
From Australia, let me just tell you that I saw Page and Plant in 1995 (sure it was 12 years ago) at a sold out Melbourne venue of 20,000 (incidentally they did a second night at the same venue 2 days later). The crowd was a mix of original Zep fans like myself, and the new generation of around 17 - 20 year olds. It is the only concert I have been to (and I've seen some big acts) where every single song received a standing ovation. Better still was the look of amazement and awe on the faces of the younger fans. No doubt until that time, conned into thinking Guns & Roses etc, were the real thing. Page is not the same guitarist he was, and without Bonzo and JPJ on bass, it lacked a solid rythm wall BUT, they more than made up for it with the Egyptian and string orchestras, brought in to breathe new life into the old Zep material. Trust me, these guys place their reputations above money. They would not do it unless the rehearsals went well, and that they were positive they would put on a great show. Hold onto your hats - the greatest band of all time is set to carve up the stage one more time!
Posted by Gary on October 14, 2007 at 06:30 PM PDT #
If your not a true zeppelin fan, save your comments! Their music has truly moved me through the years and has not dminished even slightly. They are my musical heroes and if Robert Plant decided to fart the songs out instead of singing, I'd still be there. A good point was made here. They have rehearsed this time. They are well aware of the implications of a bad show. If you have that little faith and are not a true fan, shut the hell up and go see Aerosmith or the Police!!! My only complaint about this whole thing is why there are no plans to broadcast or even tape the show! Thats not cool for a true fan of 35 years. Lets hope someone changes their mind!!!!!!1
Posted by Mike on October 18, 2007 at 11:59 AM PDT #
I put your email addy hope you don't mind!
I guess you had to bring people to your stupid blog but I doubt if anyone will return.
Kevin Chu you don't look like a Shoe
Posted by George on October 28, 2007 at 12:16 AM PDT #
kevinthecksucker@bs.com
If anyone want's to contacKKK Kevin Chu or is it SHOE?
Posted by George on October 28, 2007 at 12:18 AM PDT #
Old Title New Title
KEVIN CHU LIKES NEW TITLE NOT OLD AND PLEADS THAT SOMEONE SING IT FOR HIM
Stairway to Heaven Stairway to Hell
Black Dog Small C K
Dazed and Confused FOR SURE
Heartbreaker Can't Get No Satisfaction
Living Loving Maid Living Love CK
In My Time of Dying In My Time Of Beating JR
In the Evening Never Had a Woman
Kashmir Saudi Arabia
The Song Remains the Same I Can't Hear
Whole Lotta Love Whole Lotta Hate
Your Time is Gonna Come In MY BOYS BOTTOM
Houses of the Holy I DON't GO TO CHURCH
Ramble On I NEED A CAR
Posted by George on October 28, 2007 at 12:24 AM PDT #
The absolute greatest of all times...... this summer at 51 years old i invested in a foreigner reunion ticket and saw an amzing thing happen...three quarters of the way through the show they stopped and annouced the members of the band including JASON BONHAM AND THEN DID A TRIBUTE TO HIS FATHER ....MISTY MOUNTAIN HOP.....AND ANOTHER LED ZEPPELIN SONG AND THE HAIR ALL OVER MY BODY STOOD UP ON END AND I JUST CRIED....WHEN THEY FINISHED I THOUGHT....IMAGINE...JASON BONHAM, JIMMY PAGE, ROBERT PLANT AND JOHN PAUL JONES REUNITED TOGETHER PLAYING AGAIN.....SERENDIPITY......IT'S FREAKY I'LL ADMIT; HOWEVER, I WOULD KILL TO BE THERE IN PERSON 11/26/2007 IN LONDON.... PLEASE PLEASE MAKE IT BEYOND MY WILDWST DREAMS AND TOUR THE WORLD AFTERWARDS EVEN IF IT KILLS 'EM PLEASE ...LED ZEPPELIN STANDS ATOP ROCK AND ROLL FOREVER.....MICK JAGGER AND THE STONES DO NOT BELONG INTHEIR WEIGHT CLASS....LIGHTWEIGHTS COMPARED TO THE ULTIMATE HEAVY ROCK BAND OF ALL TIMES HEAVYWEIGHT BCHAMPIONS OF ROCK.....P. S. ERIC CLAPTON, BUTCH TRUCKS AND DOYLE BRAMLE PUT ON A GREAT TOUR THIS YEAR THAT SURPASSED ANY THING THE STONES EVER DID.......HEAVYWEIGHTS STILL ROCK AND ERIC CLAPTON IS THE BEST GUITARIST OF ALL TIME !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 JIMMY PAGE, ROBERT PLANT, JOHN PAUL JONES AND JASON BONHAM WILL BE WATCHED BY TRILLIONS OF SPIRITS THROUGHOUT THE UNIVERSE..........TRUTH IS LED ZEPPELIN REALLY NEEDS TO TOUR......P.P.S... I SAW ELTON JOHN FILLING IN AT CEASAR'S PALACE FOR CELINE DION IN 2004 AND HE ALSO WAS SUPER FANTASTIC ACTUALLY SOUNDS BETTER NOW OLDER AND SOBER....AGE MEANS NOTHING ROCK AND ROLL SPIRITS ARE TIMELESS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!WHEN YOU HEAR LED ZEPPELIN LIVE IN NOVEMBER YOU WILL BE AMAZED BEFORE THEY ARE HALF WAY THROUGH...............DOUBLE HAPPINESS LED ZEPPELIN LIVE..WOW
Posted by Michael Contros on October 30, 2007 at 12:33 AM PDT #
double happiness to you michael. the powerful psychadelic drugs you take before going to concerts are unfortunately illegal in this country and the country the zeplin will be playing in. shame. your elton john hallucination sounds a little scary though. the drugs seem to make you shout a lot AS WELL! have you considered typing only in small case? it's like muttering :)
oh well, could be worse. you could be like our friend george (above) who starts shouting when he stops taking his medication.
ps. i hope you get hold of a ticket :))
Posted by vec on October 30, 2007 at 04:06 AM PDT #
I rated Zep ahead of Pink Floyd circa 1980 but I sincerely doubt this Zep will be able to match anything Pink Floyd or Roger Waters or David Gilmour have done most recently (2005-2007) on stage. The Floyd/Waters/Gilmour shows have been audio-visually stunning and epic this decade and they're older than Page, Plant and Jones.
Posted by ray on October 30, 2007 at 12:08 PM PDT #
Has there been any word of broadcast,filming by any chance.Was notified of varification with code access and had 72hrs to respond.....go figure I had no access to e-mail as I was on Vacation.120 million hits as they claim (still a hell of lot) what were the chances.........
Posted by donmac_03 on October 30, 2007 at 03:20 PM PDT #
""Oh Ya, and Just what did happen:)To 300,000 Plants?""
= = = = = = = = = = =equals a Great Day +++++ 2 4 lof1
A BILLION hits on the website for tickets, with 25 million attempting to register!! I'd say along with being the best rock band that ever stepped on a stage, it's clear that Led Zeppelin remain far and away the most popular band in the world. I'm 48 years old, and as I said before I've seen virtually all the greats, and Led Zeppelin remain in a class by themselves. No band before or since could remotely compete with Zeppelin in their prime. The whining Lilliputian chorus of Zeppelin critics represent an infinitesimal minority when compared to the colossal and ever growing number of people for whom mere mention of this band inspires instant awe and unshakable respect. The greatest catalogue of recorded music in rock history, and the standard by which all others are still measured, belongs to the mighty Led Zeppelin. Don't ever let any musical elitist jerk tell you differently.
Posted by Bobby Mushoda on November 10, 2007 at 05:27 PM PST #
your a fuckhead
pricks like you that think they're funny should die
get a life champ
Posted by Andy on December 08, 2007 at 05:39 PM PST #
wanker
Posted by Andy on December 08, 2007 at 05:42 PM PST #
you know what? led zeppelin is old. i love them dearly, but they look ancient. there is no reason to get angry at the guy who is just having some good fun with the truth. in 2002, robert plant himself in an interview said there is no good reason for a reunion. though there is now, i'm sure it's due to peer pressure from jimmy page and large sums of money. why isn't this being filmed? oh, so if zepp sucks (which it very well might), they don't want the concert to ever be seen by anyone other than those who paid thousands for tickets to the show. you people have to relax. when im old and gray and people make fun of me, i won't blame them. I mean, do you honestly think Robert Plant takes it personally that he looks freakishly old for 59? He doesn't care about this blog or humor made about him. He made the choice in the 70s to abuse his body; so thats why he has a premature eye sagging and turkey neck. It doesn't change the man himself, but you people have to chill. theres plenty humor in the tour song change thing. I'm sorry you can't admit what led zeppelin knows: THEY ARE OLD. Nothing to be ashamed of. And you don't have to take it so seriously. Mick Jagger once said that he doesn't want to be an old fart playing satisfaction, but will you look at him now! I LOVE LED ZEPPELIN, but I don't understand why you have such hostility towards this song change thing, it's just a joke.
Posted by Simon on December 09, 2007 at 09:27 PM PST #
Kevin, shame on you! I've seen Zep in Indy twice and they are the greatest ever!
I'm a 54 year old woman and I sure don't look like I did when I was 25. Robert looks fine to me and he can come over to my house anyday! Ah, the 70's!!!
Posted by RED on December 10, 2007 at 04:04 PM PST #
well the old ladies have played their gig. people are saying wow it was great and that they weren't disapointed. yeah right. zeplin did not exist without bohnam, simple as. he died, they stopped. watching some founder members scratching their way through some old zep songs is 'like' seeing led zeplin but it's not the same.
i guess it's normal for people of a certain age to want to connect with lz and the 70s and rock music history. but for them to think that by paying big bucks online and then turning up at some embarrasing spectacle, that they have made this connection is dillusional. all they have connected with is harvey goldsmith (the promoter). harvey said 'jump' and they said how high? and how much?
this little old lady was not available for comment
http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/44292000/jpg/_44292917_page_ap203.jpg
Posted by susy from carryduff on December 11, 2007 at 03:42 AM PST #
(Looking at your photo...) You would!!!
Posted by 204.49.209.114 on December 11, 2007 at 09:51 AM PST #
Could somebody please shoot this guy??
It sounded all right from the beginning to the end of the show, and I only heard some bootlegs.
Rob, Jimmy, John-Paul and Bonzo JR, please do this sad world a favour and do a full scale tour, and if only to show all these so-called musicians of our time that there's still ROCK'N'ROLL that matters
Posted by Joseph Conter on December 14, 2007 at 05:01 PM PST #
LED ZEPPELIN STILL KICKS ASS , AND COME PARE TO ALL THE WONDERFUL CRAP OUT THERE , THEY NEVER SOUNDED BETTER, I,M REALLY -FOR EXAMPLE WHEN THE WHO --WOULD PERFORM LIVE THEY DIDN,T REALLY CARE HOW THEIR VOICE SOUNDED BECAUSE AS THEY ONCE SAID -"WE,RE NOT OPREA SINGER, WE,RE ROCK AND ITS OK TO BE ROUGH SOUNDING".. THE REASON BANDS LIKE LED ZEPPELIN ,AND CREAM SEEMS SO GREAT AND DIFFERENT IS BECAUSE EVERYTHING NOW SEEMS TO BLOW -I DO LIKE JET BUT EVERYBODY ELSE COULD BE DOING AND SINGING ABOUT A LOT MORE THEN THEIR DOING , SOME SEEM LIKE THIE SLEEP WALKING THOUGH THEIR CAREER----ROCK ON-------------HIPPIE FREEDOM
Posted by HIPPIE FREEDOM on December 15, 2007 at 04:28 PM PST #
Looks like you made a bunch of new friends there Kev.... Good job. But at least you got to feel like you were funny for a few minutes. Loser.....
Posted by Scott on December 18, 2007 at 10:04 AM PST #
I saw them in 1974 and then again in 1977 and 1978. Yes those shows were different. They have now evolved as musicians and the teen-age rage is not needed anymore. They still rock and always will just in a different context and fashion.
Posted by Bill Cunningham Jr II on December 20, 2007 at 05:59 PM PST #
You havent got a clue. Zeppelin rocks
Posted by chick on January 01, 2008 at 01:24 PM PST #
Who will Led Zeppelin have as an opening act on their 2008 US tour???
The rumors have finally been silenced: Plant has personally tapped his illegitimate son's band--MEAN VENUS--to open all 2008 shows.
MEAN VENUS' lead singer, J, when recently interviewed by Rolling Stone magazine, spoke of his utter disbelief at the prospect:
"I only found out he [Plant] was my dad a few years ago.
My mum hid it from me for the majority of my life. So to actually be going on the road with my Dad is bloody outrageous!".....
Posted by Dwight on January 16, 2008 at 11:15 AM PST #
YEAH! WOW! I have been hearing about this all over the place. I guess if Bonham's kid is going to be onboard that Plan't should be too. Pretty crazy. MEAN VENUS. Going to have to check them out. If it's Plant's kid singing he has to be good!!!
See at the shows!!!
Ed
Posted by Ed on January 17, 2008 at 05:15 AM PST #
i think this is tru. i have read it in three different places so far. i didnt even know robert had a kid let alone a musician. MEAN VENUS huh? we'll see. should make the reunion even MORE interesting. ZEPPELIN are Gods!
ciao!
Posted by Dee on January 17, 2008 at 06:56 AM PST #
Is this supposed to be the son Jesse Lee born in 1991 or 1993? This was all I ever new about RP's other son before this latest rumor. What is strange is the age thing. He certainly doesn't look 17. If you look at his my space page he is from NJ, so why in an interview would he say mum instead of mom? Doesn't make much sense to me... I do believe Robert has another son aside from Logan, but who the hell really knows the truth?
Posted by Tracy on January 17, 2008 at 07:51 AM PST #
I had heard a while ago that when mean venus lost their bassist that John Paul Jones sat in on the recording sessions for them. In the album credits they list John Baldwin as the bassist and John Baldwin is John Paul Jones real name. Makes sense that they would get th Zeppelin tour. Kind of like a passing of the torch.
Posted by bob on January 17, 2008 at 11:25 AM PST #
If anyone is really interested you can go to the Robert Plant homepage where you will find the name of RP's son is Jesse and the name of the group is Aura. Check it out for yourself at www.myspace.com/aurarocknblues. So about this Mean Venus thing... I'm not so sure.
Posted by Tracyl on January 17, 2008 at 02:05 PM PST #
check them out www.meanvenus.com - he looks like bonham!
Posted by emma on January 17, 2008 at 06:10 PM PST #
i would have to disagree with you....i think robert plant still has an amazing voice for how old he is...
Posted by 71.13.142.121 on February 03, 2008 at 07:10 AM PST #
you are a fucking ass hole.....and a dumb ass
Posted by 71.13.142.121 on February 03, 2008 at 07:14 AM PST #
This Mean Venus guy has supposedly landed the Velvet Revolver gig now. i guess it is all who you know in the music business. he better be fricking good that's all i know. plant's son or not, scott weiland has some pretty big shoes to fill. good luck there "J". hope this dont interfere with the reunion tour ;)
estelle
Posted by estelle on May 02, 2008 at 10:24 AM PDT #
this is not funny. Don't joke about people getting old- before you know it you'll be bald with a white beard longer than Robert Plant's hair.
Led Zepellin were the best.
i would have killed to go to their reunion.
Posted by Michael on May 07, 2008 at 12:39 PM PDT #
Jealousy says everything. Led Zeppelins' success may never be matched. They had more success in the first year than most do in a lifetime and a career of 28 plus years is proof enough.We all should honor these musicians and be proud we were alive to experience their success.
Posted by Randy on May 10, 2008 at 04:36 PM PDT #
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