Led Zeppelin

Terry Reid was the first choice, see the link below.

Yes, their first album was released in 1969.

Robert Plant is essentially exclaiming "Let's remember how to laugh!". Apparently Plant often used this phrase in celebration or at parties, where copius amounts of alchohol where consumed. It is easier to understand its meaning if you are British (Obviously, like Plant).

Robert Plant was a massive Beatles fan. He wept openly when the news was announced on Friday April 12th 1970 that the greatest band in the history of the universe were no more - this spurred him on to write one of the greatest songs in the history of the universe, Stairway to Heaven, in December of the same year.

It was not until they performed the song live in March 1971 that his now classic ad lib was uttered for the first time, causing lots of whoops of excitement and a sense of empathy, although was also greeted with a more restrained and hushed reaction.

The truth hurts, sometimes.

I remember hearing it for the fist time, and cringing a bit, beacause the kind of mentality I had in 1971 was nothing to do with the dream being over. I was only 9 for frigs sake. I was too young to live through the 60's. Or underand it.

But it is curious that over the years this statement has become easier to understand for me. It was all about the era in which he was referring to every time he casually reminded us all that the dream was well and truly over.

No more laughter folks.

Thank f*ck for Monty Python

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The Led Zeppelin song "Communications Breakdown" was released on March 10th, 1969. You can get more information about this song online at the Wikipedia.

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"Whole Lotta Love" if you mean the song that goes around the inside of the car on the stereo with four channels.

"Rock and Roll" was used in Cadillac commercials.

I think the question might be regarding "Trampled Under Foot", the Led Zeppelin song that uses car terminology for sexual innuendo.

It was a project to raise awareness of the school project.they use twins.

Airships today are used for advertising and carrying TV cameras to film large special events like auto races.

In 1998 Page played guitar for rap singer/producer Puff Daddy's song "Come with Me," and was included in the soundtrack of Godzilla. The two later performed the song on Saturday Night Live

A talented young girl named Skye Sweetnam has remade the Blondie classic, "Heart of Glass."

Well first of all its PAGE!!!get it right....and i guess because he was into black magic and was using kinda stuff like the tarot deck

The lyrics to this song are not entirely coherent, however, the central concept of "buying a stairway to heaven" would seem to be a comment on the foolishness of people who think that if you have enough money you can solve everything.

Led Zeppelin is generally considered "blues based", "classic" or "hard rock".

A number of musicians who play rock music together.

only he know s what it means to him,,its about interpretation,,that what artist do,,every listener may have a different one,,,

dazed and confused

No, that is a myth spread by Led Zeppelin haters. Saddam Hussein never listened to Led Zeppelin.

I don't think it is. I have that edition for Led Zeppelin III and it is not OG.

I'm gonna guess either Fool in the Rain or Achilles Last Stand. Or even Bonzo's Montreux.

Place the picture of the woman climbing the rocky ledge with a lantern up to a mirror and you'll see a different picture altogether

The death of their drummer, John Bonham.

32-37 million units of Led Zeppelin IV have been sold

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The German airship Hindenburg caught fire and crashed on May 6th, 1937. The zeppelin was landing in Lakehurst, New Jersey when it suddenly burst into flames. The exact cause of the disaster is unknown, but many experts think it was caused by a buildup of static electricity or something similar. 36 people were killed, including 13 passengers.