The Physical Graffiti album in 1975 came as a surprise to most Led Zeppelin fans with it's longer moodier tunes and uneven texture, but a good surprise to most, ending up being a megahit for the band. An
May 12, 2011 Ever wonder what a vintage rock T-shirt might be worth? A mind boggling $10,000 if it's one of the rarest rock T-shirts in the world!
In 1990, excitement galore surrounded a "new" Zeppelin track coming out soon on some sort of box set. It turned out to be "Travelling Riverside Blues", not new at all, but something the band did for the BBC back in 1969. Contrac
Let me know what your favorite Zeppelin album is. Mine is III. Many fans list II or IV as their faves. Not too often does Physical Graffiti come into play so it's refreshing when it does ... like on today's Vinyl Vault! B
Led Zeppelin's 5th release, "Houses Of The Holy" includes a track that became a requirement to any Zeppelin stage show ... "No Quarter". A John Paul Jones tour de force, the boys surround his surreal keyboard work with enough minor c
Other than "Immigrant Song" nothing much else from Zep III ever gets airplay ... until later today on the Vinyl Vault! Let's do a double shot of the almighty around 5:20, then invite you into the Vari
TYLER TALKS ABOUT PLAYING WITH ZEPPELIN
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Aerosmith singer Steven Tyler appeared on Howard Stern’s radio show this week and revealed to the host that he jammed with Led Zeppelin members Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and Jason Bonham for an audition after singer Robert Plant made it clear he didn’t want to go on a reunion tour. However, it’s not really n
NEW LED ZEPPELIN APP
Led Zeppelin fans with an iPhone or iPad listen up – there is a new app out there that tells you all about the band’s history. It’s called This Day in Led Zeppelin and not only provides users with over a thousand pages of the group’s history but also a detailed list of every show Zep eve
PLANT: ZEP REUNION REQUESTS ARE A “PAIN IN THE PISSER”
Robert Plant thinks the Led Zeppelin reunion in 2007 was “an amazing evening,” but don’t expect the singer to do anything with the group again any time soon. Robert told Rolling Stone that he’s moved on musically, saying he’s “gone so far
January 7, 2011 GRAMMY-winning rocker Robert Plant recently told "Rolling Stone" that he's moved on from the sound that the iconic group created in its heyday. Plant recently explained why he didn't want to tour with Led Zeppelin after the band's 2007 reunion in London