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I’m excited about it, too, although I guess I can’t say I’m the greatest fan since I was more surprised to know that all but one of them were still alive…

Anyway, I think it is a good idea. About the only concerts I go to are those oldies but goodies and most of these bands, including ZZ Top and the Guess Who, are just as good as any “young, hot” bands and I would dare say as good as they ever were. They definitely put on a better performance. I wouldn’t expect less of Led Zeppelin. In addition, they have great songs with great lyrics going for them. Not many of today’s bands have that. Oh, and Jimmy Page can still shred with the best of ‘em.

In the meantime, I may consider selling my car to get the chance to go myself…

HELL.  YES.

HECK YES! Musicians are different than athletes. How much fun would that be?

I’ll have to disagree with you Zsa Zsa only because Bob Dylan easily proves your theory wrong. Some times retirement is a wonderful thing.
If the performer can still perform ... sure go for it but, everything gets worn out eventually. hehe!

Who is Jim Palmer?

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Anna:

I’ll have to disagree with you Zsa Zsa only because Bob Dylan easily proves your theory wrong

Say “you’re sorry.”

I am sorry Zsa Zsa, (LOL)

LOL,

Who is Jim Palmer?

Don’t feel bad 2H9, I thought he was talking about the “Addicted To Love” Guy

Who is Jim Palmer?

Didn’t he play on an album Lake and Emerson?

Pitcher for the Orioles.

Is nobody else here a baseball fanatic?

When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty.

-- Thomas Jefferson

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That’s Hall of Fame pitcher for the Orioles, Jim Palmer!

Best curveball since Sandy Koufax.

“Poverty of goods is easily cured; poverty of the mind is irreparable.”

Thank you, Bat.

By the way, Bob Dylan doesn’t suck even now.

When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty.

-- Thomas Jefferson

Rob’s recently listened-to songs:

Bob Dylan’s voice has always been difficult to listen to… a cross between a castrated Willie Nelson and acrylic nails across a blackboard.  It was worse when he was younger.

“Poverty of goods is easily cured; poverty of the mind is irreparable.”

Oh Rob.. don’t be silly! Bob Dylan has lost his vocal talent. He’s one of my favorite artists but, I’m willing to admit his prime has past.

for the first time in 40 years.

So, the last time they played together was 2 years before their first album came out?  That’s what you get for relying on foxnews, dipshit.

Musicians retain their skills longer than athletes.

So it looks like it was a hit.

Tonight a reunited Led Zeppelin will play together again (minus deceased drummer John Bonham who will be replaced by his son Jason) for the first time in 40 years.

They disbanded in 1980, but played a reunion show in 1988 as well as another show in 1995 to celebrate their induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Also, musically, the band should be able to perform. Page and Plant have done extensive solo work since the band disbanded.

Bob Dylan has lost his vocal talent.

Anna, I’m a Dylan fan but let’s be honest, he never had much vocal talent to begin with.

Bob Dylan sucks. And I might have been excited about a Led Zeppelin reunion TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO.

Haven’t any of you people discovered anything new since 1981?

Whole lot of good jams have hit the airwaves during the last 20 years. Some of these kids got it going on, then there is the other 95% of the crap you have to listen inbetween. But that is how rock&roll has always been!

As the kidz I shoot with say,"Old music is for old people.”, then again, the youngest of them is 27.

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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!”.....

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