June
28
Led Zeppelin reunite for Ahmet?
We sticklers for accuracy realize there cannot be a true Led Zep reunion, but three of the four band members have apparently given the thumbs up to a London appearance at an Ahmet Ertegun tribute. NME.com has its take. (You don't have to adjust your eyes: That's John Paul Jones on the left and Jimmy Page on the right).
Subscribe to this blog's feed
Posted by: Larry Le Francis | July 02, 2007 at 12:39 PM
Please let me know ASAP if i win two tickets for this big knight, i live in the usa but will get there no matter what, i am a LONDER i lived in putney sw15 for 26 yrs born and raised before i moved here in 1986, i have all albams and cd`s from way back when, my wife is korean and has listen for many years to my music including pink floyd, maybe some day led zepplin could do a gig together ??
Thanks for you time
Mick Edmunds
Posted by: mick edmunds | September 12, 2007 at 08:06 PM
There CAN be a TRUE Led Zeppelin reunion...And, with John Bonham's son Jason Bonham on drums, the spirit, soul and backbeat of John will be alive and well through son Jason who has the style, power and chops that his dad had...AND MORE. To me, son Jason is a leaner, sharper, more focused, sober and stronger drummer than his dad...And why not? John taught his son while still alive. I've wanted this reunion ever since Jason got old enough, because having heard his solo drumming, I KNEW that he would be the ONLY drummer that could fill the shoes of John Bonham. This is not only the PERFECT way to show respect to the late John, but to the legacy and majesty of Led Zeppelin, Ahmet & Atlantic as well. Yes! Yes! Yes! Now, if only Julian Lennon had stepped into his father John's shoes BEFORE George Harrison had died for a Beatles reunion. Now, THAT would have been pure genius...And why not? Julian (more than Sean) sounds like his father and it would have been the perfect thing to do during an anniversary period of John's death. But, then again, we could always make that happen...Sort of with Julian Lennon stepping in for John and George Harrison's competent son stepping in for him. But, maybe that's pushing it. May this Led Zeppelin reunion be the beginning of much more from Plant, Page, Jones and...BONHAM!
Posted by: Myles Leighton | September 13, 2007 at 08:50 AM
1. Over the Hills and Far Away (HoH)
2. You Shook Me (I)
3. In My Time of Dying (PG)
4. Heartbreaker (II)
5. The Ocean (HoH)
6. Bring it on Home (IV)
7. Houses of the Holy (PG)
8. Wearing and Tearing (ITOD)
9. Good Times Bad Times (I)
10. Immigrant Song (III)
11. Moby Dick (IV)
12. Gallow's Pole (III)
13. Black Country Woman (PG)
14. Ramble On (IV)
15. Custard Pie (PG)
16. Black Dog (IV)
17. Out on the Tiles (III)
18. Dazed and Confused (I)
19. The Song Remains the Same (HoH)
20. Whole Lotta Love (II)
Encore:
Stairway (IV)
Rock and Roll (IV)
Posted by: tenyearsgon | September 18, 2007 at 09:23 AM