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Robert Plant ‘didn’t need’ Led Zeppelin after death of son

The 78-year-old musician lost his son in the 1970s.

Evening Standard · Oct 17

Here's why Led Zeppelin let Narnia become first film to finally use Stairway to Heaven

Led Zeppelin have always blocked Stairway to Heaven from being licensed on screen, but that's all changed with Narnia: The Magician's Nephew.

BANG Premier · Oct 15

How Greta Gerwig Convinced Led Zeppelin To Approve 'Stairway to Heaven' in New 'Narnia' Trailer

Greta Gerwig has secured Led Zeppelin's rarely licensed 'Stairway to Heaven' for the first trailer of Netflix's 'Narnia: The Magician's Nephew', ahead of its 2027 release.

International Business Times UK · Oct 14

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The Independent UK · Oct 14

'Antique Roadshow' Rare Find: Why Led Zeppelin Wanted To Destroy a Unique Rediscovered Record

A rare, unauthorised Led Zeppelin single featuring 'Whole Lotta Love' has appeared on Antiques Roadshow, where its value was estimated at around £1,000.

International Business Times UK · Oct 5

Led Zeppelin Single That Was Supposed To Be Destroyed Turns up on Antiques Roadshow

Rare recalled UK pressing of Led Zeppelin's 'Whole Lotta Love' valued at about £1,000 on Antiques Roadshow after surfacing at Caerphilly Castle.

International Business Times UK · Oct 5

Antiques Roadshow sheds light on rare Led Zeppelin record the band wanted destroyed

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The Independent UK · Oct 5

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Led Zeppelin record that band wanted destroyed found on Antiques Roadshow

Led Zeppelin manager Peter Grant ordered the batch to be recalled and destroyed

The Independent UK · Oct 4

Led Zeppelin record that band wanted destroyed emerges on Antiques Roadshow

The band enforced a strict no-single rule in their home country and focused on releasing full albums.

Evening Standard · Oct 4

Jimmy Page on how a ‘lost guitar track’ almost derailed Led Zeppelin’s Physical Graffiti: “He erased one of the original guitar tracks. For some reason, he rubbed the damn thing out”

A miraculous salvage job rescued The Rover after an overdub ruined an original take

Guitar World · Aug 23

Carmine Appice names the forgotten rock drummer who “started everything”: “The playing, the showmanship, the twirling – he was a monster player and never got credit”

The Vanilla Fudge drummer salutes a rock pioneer – and clears up a famous Led Zeppelin rumour

Louder · Aug 23

“If James Burton recorded that song one more time, it would not have sounded the same. They caught lightning in a bottle”: An all-star guitar panel choose their Telecaster Mount Rushmore – its greatest players, their greatest tracks

Pros pick their favorite Tele riffs and solos and decide who should be carved into that massive “Telecaster Mount Rushmore” that exists only in our deranged minds

Guitar World · Aug 23

Watch a young Black Sabbath confuse the hell out of stoned European hippies one week before Paranoid became a hit single

Black Sabbath’s performance of Paranoid at Jazz Bilzen festival in August 1970 is a sweet snapshot of metal history

Metal Hammer · Aug 23

How Led Zeppelin created the impossible-to-copy rhythmic swing of Black Dog. "I wrote it on a bit of paper on the train"

Often presumed to be inspired by Jimmy Page's fascination with the occult, Black Dog's origins were much more earthbound

Louder · Aug 20

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Louder · Aug 5

“Surely it’s the greatest psychedelic rock song ever recorded… It makes the whole God thing seem plausible!” Kavus Torabi’s Guide To Cardiacs

Guitarist recalls his first stint in the late Tim Smith’s band via five of their songs chosen by Prog

Guitar World · Jul 29

“We were going to form a group at the time of the Beck’s Bolero sessions”: Jeff Beck was going to be part of the original Led Zeppelin, according to Jimmy Page

In a momentous sliding doors moment in rock history, Page and Beck had plans to form a twin-guitar act that would have been supported by Keith Moon and John Entwistle

Metal Hammer · Jul 28

“The first Slipknot album is all chaos; the Stone Sour album is a baring of the soul”: Corey Taylor reveals the 10 albums that changed his life

The Great Big Mouth on his best records, Les Misérables and how great sex made him a Depeche Mode fan

Guitar World · Jul 25

“The key is to know when to walk and when to run, or when to stomp and when to noodle... Don’t mess with a great groove”: John Paul Jones breaks down four Led Zeppelin classics, and how they demonstrate where and when to leave space

The bass legend illustrates his “hard and soft” approach via Trampled Under Foot, The Song Remains the Same, Kashmir, and What Is and What Should Never Be

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Louder · Jul 21

If you currently have £50,000 burning a hole in your pocket you could buy former Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham's 1972 Jensen Interceptor III at auction this weekend

Live out your "I used to be the drummer in Led Zeppelin" fantasies by purchasing John Bonham's 'motor'

Guitar World · Jul 20

“I heard this car come roaring up… Jeff’s coming out and he’s holding this guitar. He said, ‘Here, this is yours for getting me in the Yardbirds’”: The story of the Fender Telecaster that unites Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page

How a gift of thanks from one Yardbird alumnus to another turned a guitar into a bona-fide icon

Louder · Jul 13

"When Peter Grant played me the first Led Zeppelin album I thought he was having a laugh." Jeff Beck: My Life In 11 Songs

In 2008, Jeff Beck looked back on his stellar career, and talked about his solo work and his music with The Yardbirds, Robert Plant, Tina Turner, Stevie Wonder and more

Guitar World · Jul 7

In 1980, Led Zeppelin had new life, and were moving into a new era as a band – then tragedy struck. This was their final show with John Bonham

The fateful 14-song set took place on this day, 1980, in Berlin

Guitar World · Jul 4

“Robert asked, ‘Do you know a Led Zeppelin song called The Ocean?’ I just casually answered, ‘Yeah, I know that song’”: Robert Plant bassist Viktor Krauss on the genius of the legendary frontman – and the inspiration he gets from his sister Alison

Few bassists can match the pedigree of Viktor Krauss, thanks to his session work with the likes of Lyle Lovett, Bill Frisell, Robert Plant, James Taylor and just about everyone else

Guitar World · Jul 2

“Alex said, ‘I don’t want to play my double-neck – it’s too heavy.’ I said, ‘I’ll do it!’ He lent me his white Gibson EDS-1275 for Stairway”: How Crown Lands went from Rush’s spiritual successors to playing Led Zeppelin with their heroes

Are Crown Lands heirs to the Rush crown as Canada’s foremost prog act? Kevin Comeau is just happy to be living the prog dream, falling down the rabbit-hole of double-necks and 19-minute tracks

MusicRadar · Jun 30

“To call Led Zeppelin heavy metal is at the very least absurd and at worst a sin. To me, Zeppelin was the equivalent of great classical music”: Kiss stars Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons on why Zep and The Beatles’ debut albums are the greatest of all time

“The first time I heard Good Times Bad Times on the radio, my jaw just dropped!”

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