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The Song Remains the Same: Zeppelin flies again

PostPosted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 9:54 am
by Rik E Boy
Now for a REAL comeback.

All of us grizzly old rockers were astounded to hear the the original surviving members of the mighty Zeppelin are going to reunite for one final gig in November with the Beast's son, Jason Bonham filling in for his old man on drums.

Apparently this gig is going ahead in November in England somewhere. Instead of giving us details though the dikwads on Sunrise starting talking carp again but at least I got to hear a bit of 'Whole lotta love' this morning.

Zeppelin Fleig! Image

regards,

REB

Re: The Song Remains the Same: Zeppelin flies again

PostPosted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 10:21 am
by Dissident
Rik E Boy wrote:Now for a REAL comeback.

All of us grizzly old rockers were astounded to hear the the original surviving members of the mighty Zeppelin are going to reunite for one final gig in November with the Beast's son, Jason Bonham filling in for his old man on drums.

Apparently this gig is going ahead in November in England somewhere. Instead of giving us details though the dikwads on Sunrise starting talking carp again but at least I got to hear a bit of 'Whole lotta love' this morning.

Zeppelin Fleig! Image

regards,

REB


Damn good drummer in his own right as well.

Re: The Song Remains the Same: Zeppelin flies again

PostPosted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 10:39 am
by Interceptor
Rik E Boy wrote:Now for a REAL comeback.

All of us grizzly old rockers were astounded to hear the the original surviving members of the mighty Zeppelin are going to reunite for one final gig in November with the Beast's son, Jason Bonham filling in for his old man on drums.

Apparently this gig is going ahead in November in England somewhere. Instead of giving us details though the dikwads on Sunrise starting talking carp again but at least I got to hear a bit of 'Whole lotta love' this morning.

Zeppelin Fleig! Image

regards,

REB

This was a rumour a while back and then it re-surfaced on the web a few days ago.

It's a tribute to the founder of Atlantic Records, who died recently.

If I remember correctly, they've played a few gigs together since the death of Bonham (Live Aid, a wedding, Atlantic Records 40th), but nothing more than that. They're all around 60 now, but the surviving members has been pretty active (particularly Plant), so shouldn't be too much of a stretch for them to put on a good performance.

Re: The Song Remains the Same: Zeppelin flies again

PostPosted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 1:45 pm
by Interceptor

Re: The Song Remains the Same: Zeppelin flies again

PostPosted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 2:45 pm
by Rik E Boy
Nice work road warrior. I don't suppose you can tell me who will be kicking for the All Blacks vs. Portugal while your at it? :wink:

regards,

REB

Re: The Song Remains the Same: Zeppelin flies again

PostPosted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 8:17 pm
by Mr66
Led Zeppelin will be releasing ANOTHER compilation in October/November called
'Mothership'.
They are also releasing an expanded version of 'The Song Remains the Same' DVD at
around the same time. :rock: :supz: \:D/

Re: The Song Remains the Same: Zeppelin flies again

PostPosted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 8:29 pm
by Snaggletooth Tiger
LED ZEPELLIN... tho I've always loved the band I have to knock 'em...
They've brought out almost as many 'Best of/Greatest Hits' compilation albums as
their contemparies & fellow 70's icons BLACK SABBATH :prayer: :rock: :supz:

....not that I'm complaining mind you!

Re: The Song Remains the Same: Zeppelin flies again

PostPosted: Fri Sep 14, 2007 6:52 pm
by Booney
80,000 people a minute,somewhere near 20 million have attempted to register on the ticket application site in just over 2 days. :lol:

Re: The Song Remains the Same: Zeppelin flies again

PostPosted: Fri Sep 14, 2007 7:28 pm
by JAS
A very quick search online for tickets comes up with two so calld 'ticket shops' selling them. One is charging from £450 - £1,190 thats around AU$ 1086 - 2,873 and the other is £825 - £1320...AU$ 1,992 - 3,187. This is before a bidding war starts on the likes of eBay. Not bad considering the tickets are supposed to be £125 AU$ 301 and awarded by ballot :wink:

Regards
JAS

Re: The Song Remains the Same: Zeppelin flies again

PostPosted: Fri Sep 14, 2007 9:44 pm
by Mr66
JAS wrote:A very quick search online for tickets comes up with two so calld 'ticket shops' selling them. One is charging from £450 - £1,190 thats around AU$ 1086 - 2,873 and the other is £825 - £1320...AU$ 1,992 - 3,187. This is before a bidding war starts on the likes of eBay. Not bad considering the tickets are supposed to be £125 AU$ 301 and awarded by ballot :wink:

Regards
JAS


Apparently these sites are just con men.

Re: The Song Remains the Same: Zeppelin flies again

PostPosted: Fri Sep 14, 2007 9:54 pm
by JAS
Mr66 wrote:
JAS wrote:A very quick search online for tickets comes up with two so calld 'ticket shops' selling them. One is charging from £450 - £1,190 thats around AU$ 1086 - 2,873 and the other is £825 - £1320...AU$ 1,992 - 3,187. This is before a bidding war starts on the likes of eBay. Not bad considering the tickets are supposed to be £125 AU$ 301 and awarded by ballot :wink:

Regards
JAS


Apparently these sites are just con men.


Hmmmmmm...you think ? :wink: :lol:

But then there will be plenty of idiots that will order from them regardless of the warnings on tv and in the press...then later they all go crying to the consummer watchdog shows...same old story everytime :roll: A bit like the ones that fall for the Nigerian money scams.

Regards
JAS

Re: The Song Remains the Same: Zeppelin flies again

PostPosted: Sat Sep 15, 2007 6:55 am
by johntheclaret
Will be registering, but it looks like ebay will be getting a call from me. :twisted:
Will let you all know what the gig was like :( :roll:

PS Thank for the link Interceptor

Re: The Song Remains the Same: Zeppelin flies again

PostPosted: Sat Sep 15, 2007 1:59 pm
by Interceptor
Hopefully for the millions who won't have a ticket, the event will have some kind of television coverage.
Surely that will be the case.

Had a listen to the recorded radio interview with Plant and he was very pleased with the way rehearsals were sounding to him.
Their previous reunion attempts haven't been too flash (they actually refused permission for inclusion of their performance on the Live Aid DVD), so this one should be far better.

Good luck with the ticket ballot jtc.

Re: The Song Remains the Same: Zeppelin flies again

PostPosted: Sat Sep 15, 2007 5:21 pm
by JAS
Interceptor wrote:Hopefully for the millions who won't have a ticket, the event will have some kind of television coverage.
Surely that will be the case.

Had a listen to the recorded radio interview with Plant and he was very pleased with the way rehearsals were sounding to him.
Their previous reunion attempts haven't been too flash (they actually refused permission for inclusion of their performance on the Live Aid DVD), so this one should be far better.

Good luck with the ticket ballot jtc.


They'll probably do what they did with the Eagles concert in Melbourne...30 minutes of highlights on tv closely followed by the dvd release :lol: especially as I believe this one is for charity so might expect them to exploit cd/dvd sales to contribute too.

Regards
JAS

P.S. Good luck JTC...hope you get a ticket and hope it's an awesome show :D

Re: The Song Remains the Same: Zeppelin flies again

PostPosted: Wed Sep 19, 2007 10:54 pm
by woodwt
Mr66 wrote:Led Zeppelin will be releasing ANOTHER compilation in October/November called
'Mothership'.
They are also releasing an expanded version of 'The Song Remains the Same' DVD at
around the same time. :rock: :supz: \:D/


I will look forward to that!! :D

Re: The Song Remains the Same: Zeppelin flies again

PostPosted: Thu Sep 20, 2007 8:29 am
by johntheclaret
Have the vinyl double album of this complete with multi page sleeve inserts. Saw the film way back when in a Blackpool Cinema of all places.

Re: The Song Remains the Same: Zeppelin flies again

PostPosted: Fri Sep 21, 2007 1:31 am
by devilsadvocate
johntheclaret wrote:Will be registering, but it looks like ebay will be getting a call from me. :twisted:
Will let you all know what the gig was like :( :roll:

PS Thank for the link Interceptor


JTC, I work for the company who runs the venue where the concert will be held. (Not too hard to work out, but crazy choice of destination as it doesn't hold as many as say Wembly could). Anyhoo, I'm trying to find out whether favours will be done for employees in the form of tickets. Will let you know how I go. Bugger paying £2000 - £4000 on ebay!!!!

P.S. I didn't register in time :( :( :oops: :oops:

Re: The Song Remains the Same: Zeppelin flies again

PostPosted: Sat Sep 29, 2007 8:49 am
by johntheclaret
devilsadvocate wrote:
johntheclaret wrote:Will be registering, but it looks like ebay will be getting a call from me. :twisted:
Will let you all know what the gig was like :( :roll:

PS Thank for the link Interceptor


JTC, I work for the company who runs the venue where the concert will be held. (Not too hard to work out, but crazy choice of destination as it doesn't hold as many as say Wembly could). Anyhoo, I'm trying to find out whether favours will be done for employees in the form of tickets. Will let you know how I go. Bugger paying £2000 - £4000 on ebay!!!!

P.S. I didn't register in time :( :( :oops: :oops:



Make sure you get 4 tickets cous., don't have to be front centre :wink:

Re: The Song Remains the Same: Zeppelin flies again

PostPosted: Tue Oct 02, 2007 10:25 pm
by devilsadvocate
johntheclaret wrote:Make sure you get 4 tickets cous., don't have to be front centre :wink:


Will see what I can do. Still trying to work out eligability with the lads at work.

Re: The Song Remains the Same: Zeppelin flies again

PostPosted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 12:38 am
by JAS
johntheclaret wrote:Will be registering, but it looks like ebay will be getting a call from me. :twisted:
Will let you all know what the gig was like :( :roll:

PS Thank for the link Interceptor


*bump*

Were you successful with the ticket lottery ?

Regards
JAS