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Is it true that Led Zeppelin got its name because the lead singer's mom said their band would sink faster than a lead zeppelin?
When Jimmy Page was assembling the group, Keith Moon (drummer from The Who) got word of his plans and predicted the group would go down "like a lead balloon" (this is a common English expression). Bassist and keyboardist John Entwistle thought it would be "more like a lead zeppelin." Page took the phrase and decided to change the phrase because he said "those damned Americans will pronounce it lead (leed) zeppelin."
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What was the impact the Zeppelin airship had?
The Zeppelin airship revolutionized air travel in the early 20th century by offering a new mode of transportation that was faster and more luxurious than trains or ships. It facilitated long-distance travel and played a significant role in both passenger transport and military reconnaissance during World War I. However, its reputation suffered due to high-profile disasters, such as the Hindenburg tragedy in 1937, which raised safety concerns and ultimately led to a decline in airship popularity. Despite this, Zeppelins influenced the development of lighter-than-air craft and contributed to advancements in aviation technology.
Why does music seem to be faster after waking up?
because your ears are not used to it yet.
Why does a thinner string make a higher pitch?
It can vibrate faster because it has less mass.
Does slow music slow your pulse and relax you?
Yes, as does petting a animal (prefferably a cat or a small dog), and reading a calm book, like poetry.
When was Faster Sooner Now created?
Faster Sooner Now was created in 1996.
What was the impact the Zeppelin airship had?
The Zeppelin airship revolutionized air travel in the early 20th century by offering a new mode of transportation that was faster and more luxurious than trains or ships. It facilitated long-distance travel and played a significant role in both passenger transport and military reconnaissance during World War I. However, its reputation suffered due to high-profile disasters, such as the Hindenburg tragedy in 1937, which raised safety concerns and ultimately led to a decline in airship popularity. Despite this, Zeppelins influenced the development of lighter-than-air craft and contributed to advancements in aviation technology.
Why is not a verb word?
because you can't do a faster you can go faster but you cant do a faster
Who is faster holden or Ford?
Ford Is Faster Because Better Engine And Is Faster
Why evaporation is faster from a heated crucible?
because it is faster
Why does salt water evaporate faster than tap or sugar water in the microwave?
because the salt sucks in the water faster. because the salt sucks in the water faster. because the salt sucks in the water faster.
Is a ox faster than a horse?
a oxen is faster then horses because it looks faster
What were aeroplanes used for in WW1?
In the beginning they were just used for 'observing' the enemy for artillery. Soon, those aircraft started carrying small bombs, often just hand launched. This led to both sides developing fighters to get rid of those pesky nuisance bombers. Next both sides built larger bombers and faster fighters.
Why does your heart beat faster?
because it just beats faster
Why do bananas rot faster on the counter?
because it just rots faster
If a medicine dissolves faster does it mean that it works better?
It means it will work faster because it will get in the bloodstream faster.
Why is faster not a verb word?
because you can't do a faster you can go faster but you cant do a faster
Why do children breathe faster than adults?
because their hearts beat faster
