Led Zeppelin

The ISBN of Jimmy Page by Jimmy Page is 978-1-905662-17-3.

He's 1.80 metres, or 5'9".

The entire band is credited for writing "Heartbreaker"; Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Paul Jones, John Bonham, as the song most likely originated from a jam in the studio.

In terms of record sales: The Beatles, easily.
Most often dubbed "the world's greatest rock and roll band,": The Rolling Stones.
Longest time active: The Rolling Stones.
From the 80's: Led Zeppelin.

There are other bands and artists that could take that title for various reasons, but here are answers for the bands listed.

Someone says the guy in the speedos in "sea of love" by Robert Plant is my uncle, how can I find out who he is, to make sure?

Prince

The inspirition, if not melody to be copied, was Taurus by Spirit - go on, have a listen and when you have done that, then listen to Bombay Calling by It's A Beautiful Day and compare to Deep Purple's Child In Time.

i think so....... you might wanna check with some other people first though. sorry.

The crunge off of Houses of the Holy

no

Porl Thompson from the Cure

Sean Kingston's song "Me Love" sampled Led Zeppelin's song "D'yer Mak'er."

August 4th and August 11th 1979

Hello. I am an old Led Zeppelin collector and I can give you the specifications for one type of bow Jimmy used. It is an H. Siegler full size 29" violin bow, unbleached horsehair, and solid Brazillian wood. It has a Parisian eye (mother of pearl) in the frog (handle). This bow was used at some point after the '77 tour as it also has been fitted with fiber optic cables for the neon effect Jimmy used. Jimmy may have used various other types and certianlly used bows without the fiber optic cables. This is one that was used by Jimmy as it came directly from the road tech from LaserMedia that went out on tour with Zeppelin. Jimmy had his bows restrung along the tour trail and from rumor he bought a run of defective bows at a very good deal. I hope this helps and rock on!

In 1977, when he became an official US citizen, he voted republican, and has been giving money to republican canidates ever since.

Yes. jimmy page did own a Caribbean island and a home in St Bart.

too many =]

It was 1977 and the stadium was the same one that the Bucks played in. I think they called it the BIG SOMBRERO. I remember after the third song (ironic it was the Rain Song). The heavens opened up! The blankets and sleeping bags we were all sitting on (the field) were used as tarps to divert the water off us. The water coming down so hard that was cascading down cement stairs of stadium like hundreds of waterfalls. They tried to get everyone out off the field but 200-300 police had no chance against 60,000 fans shouting "Rain or Shine" which is what was printed on the tickets. I think the tics were about $35.00 each, which was lots of money in those days! Not to mention that about 30,000 of came from South Fla (Miami Ft. Lauderdale) and another 12,000 came from North Fla (Jacksonville). There were a lot wet and bloody people (bloodied by the Police) being dragged around by fiiends trying to get them out before they were arrested.

Well after our three song concert all of out friends (about 30) went on to spend the next day at Disney. btw: We did get out money back from the promter after we mailed in out tickets (I think it Jerry Weintrob and Concerts West) but it took almost 6 mos. I think they might even be worth something on eBay today.

quite a few

John Stockton had the nickname "Stock" through most of his career. Jim Rome dubbed him the "Pasty Gangsta" but it was not used much.

According to blockshopper his mom and stepdad bought it from his trust although someone else lives there today but I am unsure if they own it

Led Zeppelin is a tough band to cover; the best I've ever heard are Heart's version of "Rock And Roll" (Ann Wilson comes closer to Robert Plant than most male vocalists can!), Godsmack's cover of "Good Times, Bad Times," and 4 Non Blondes version of "Misty Mountain Hop." I've heard a what I would call poor cover of D'yer Mak'er. I've also heard a rapper's song "based" on Kashmir, it wasn't that great, I think the rapper was Snoop Dogg, all I know is that he's popular There's probably a lot more because Led Zeppelin is a great band, but I can't answer it all. Look up some of these on Youtube, you'll find them.

It is in the seventh line. here is the paragraph it is in (although I do not like this song)

"There's a sign on the wall but she wants to be sure

'Cause you know sometimes words have two meanings.

In a tree by the brook, there's a songbird who sings,

Sometimes all of our thoughts are misgiven." Led Zeppelin, "Stairway To Heaven."

American Woman was first performed by The Guess Who, and then redone first by Krokus and then by Lenny Kravitz.

The Battle of Evermore", "Ramble On", "Misty Mountain Hop", and "Bron-Y-Aur Stomp".

"The Battle of Evermore" is supposed to have related to The Battle of the Pelennor Fields in "The Return of the King". "The magic runes are writ in gold to bring the balance back" is believed to refer to the Elvish writing across the band of the One Ring and the destruction of the Ring. The Prince of Peace, who "embraced the gloom" and "walked the night alone" is believed to be Frodo, Aragorn, or Gandalf, according to different interpretations. Frodo went into the darkness of Mordor with only Samwise Gamgee, and is therefore most commonly believed to be the the Prince of Peace. Aragorn is sometimes believed to be the Prince of Peace because of his lone wanderings on "the path of the dead" to find the Dead Men of Dunharrow. Gandalf's claim to being the Prince of Peace is in his battle with the Balrog in the darkness of the mines of Moria. There is also "the Queen of Light" who "took her bow" referred to in the song. She is commonly believed to be either Galadriel, the luminescent Queen of the elves of Lothlorien, or �owyn, the beacon of hope for the Rohirrim who took up arms to fight for her people.