Jimmy Page Talks At Length to Kerrang! Radio's Louise Molony about Led Zeppelin I, II and III

[@shelleymartin1451]

This is about the most animated I've seen him in an interview, such a joy to listen to, all of the history, his timeless wisdom - oh! He winks at her at the very end! Devastatingly charming soul.

[@tomthomas9264]

It's the coke. How Many More Times are you gonna play with your nose?

[@turnsufficient4971]

@@tomthomas9264 Super stoooopid comment - I rub my nose all the time and don't do coke. It's grown up time.

[@tomthomas9264]

@@turnsufficient4971 Sorry I offended you. Apologies offered. Surely a former heroin addict eschews drugs of all types and manner.

[@RockChick63174]

​@tomthomas9264 he's been clean and sober for years, you judgemental POS.

[@coltsuperocean10]

Led Zeppelin, quite simply the greatest band ever!!

[@DanS1]

Without a doubt, absolute legends

[@clinteastwood9115]

I would get bored just listening to Zepp!

[@JimmyPlato1]

Hi Colt. I rank Led Zeppelin as being the 4th greatest band of all time: #1. The Beatles #2. The Rolling Stones #3. The Who #4. Led Zeppelin #5. Chicago Honorable Mention: Pink Floyd Queen The Eagles The Beach Boys Fleetwood Mac

[@dspguitar]

Agree 100%. I rated them so highly that the second place band was number 3, and there was no number 2 because number 1 (Led Zeppelin) was SO good.

[@fender1000100]

@@JimmyPlato1 I agree with your list. THE WHO NEVER get the respect they deserve. They were EASILY as important and groundbreaking as Zeppelin. The Tommy Rock opera and WHOSE NEXT album are MASTERPIECES. THE BEATLES WILL ALWAYS BE THE GOVERNORS. Its not even CLOSE. And the Stones for PURE ROCK AND ROLL unforgettable RIFFS and LONGEVITY. Have earned their stripes. So yes that list is FANTASTIC.

[@AegeanBronze]

Man can just see that this man is born to be what he is, no force is there, everything runs with flow, inspirational

[@AwesomeBeatles]

He has given so much to Rock and Roll, and music in general. He has given so much pleasure to us.

[@jayannakelley9051]

2019: Just now seeing this.. love Jimmy’s laugh & vast knowledge.. could listen to him all day❣️ I watch Robert’s interviews & he also has that fondness when talks of Jimmy.. Thank you Sir Jimmy for putting together the best four musicians ever🔥

[@travelinben1966]

The members of Led Zeppelin were simply MEANT to be together.What followed,as we know,were the jaw dropping songs and performances that created legions of life long fans,and influences budding musicians to this day.

[@Total1Now]

Excellent interview. So much Love for this dude. A truly great artist.

[@Frankincensedjb123]

Page is the guru of rock. He’s so centered. I’ve never seen him be anything but calm, polite, and well spoken. You don’t see much ego at all. And i think this lent itself to his ability to focus and generate consistently well-written and composed albums year after year. Not a bad one in the bunch. Genius.

[@rodelderosas5416]

Jimmy is a gentleman very proper Englishman well spoken , little different from Johnny Rotten also love Johnny he is very honest .

[@knowsmebyname]

Jimmy Page...for as big a star as he is...he really tries to listen hard to the question and give thoughtful answers. He takes it seriously. He won't talk about much more than the music. He has a narrow focus, but he really tries to share. An interesting person.

[@MsAppassionata]

knowsmebyname I’m sure his focus is not so narrow when just talking off the cuff in a non-interview situation. I hear he’s highly intelligent on a variety of subjects.

[@andrews127]

Totally agree. Shes a legend in her own mind.

[@RockChick63174]

​@@MsAppassionatathere are subjects he will never talk about and that's his right.

[@MsAppassionata]

@@RockChick63174 Yes it is. He’s learned from years of having to deal with the press. They (especially Rolling Stone magazine) have not always been kind to Zeppelin and, I’m sure, he is quite wary because of that.

[@robertsmith5744]

Jimmy Page deserves credit for bring a Great Composer and not just a songwriter !!

[@davidbergin6184]

And a great record producer.

[@mthomas1973]

Zeppelin was so much more than what Heavy Metal is. They could play anything, any style and do it all - well. They didnt stick to one sound. You cant label Zeppelin into any single catagory. They touched on so many areas and sounds. They are the Greatest - Period. I knew this since the first time I heard them at age 14, in 1987

[@Craig07L]

Hope I look as cool as Jimmy when I'm 70!

[@precbsfender]

Yeah he's held up very well for his age! Jimmy is a absolute legendary maestro guitarist!

[@julesotis13]

saw another interview he talks about that, actually discussion not interview, and he says he stopped drinking and other things to stay alive . lol

[@allsystemsgo8678]

Being a multi millionaire certainly helps, lol.

[@Braglemaster123]

76 now ‘

[@R.E._Peony]

And he’s always got those cool sunglasses.

[@Ed9870]

Jimmy has mounted an impressive promotional media blitz which heralds the archival releases. You might expect he would tire of the same old questions, but its obvious that he relishes a discussion of Zeppelin's early creative process. It seems to enliven him, so this becomes quite a victory lap for him, arguably one of the finest musicians of the past fifty years.

[@exercisemyrights]

Ed9870 just dont ask about a reunion.lol

[@trailrunner78]

Argueably? There's no argument.....he would be that on his level of playing ability..."Top 5 Guitarists" is a pretty exclusive club to begin with, but add his abilities as an innovator and producer and yeah, no argument. None.

[@tracycameron5099]

Totally agree.. I wish he could have kept expanding more post Led Zep as a solo guitarist ...who knows in what direction he would have gone? I see him guesting with orchestras and having his writing live on in that venue too. He can't be pigeon holed

[@overthemoon9941]

They were one of the best...I’m 74 and still listen and love each & every of Zep’s classic songs...never ever gets old. 💜💋

[@brttmartin9]

This is one of the best Jimmy Page interviews I have ever heard! WELL DONE !

[@geruto17760]

Yeah, Jimmy seemed to be really into it and keen. The attractive presenter helped too, I guess.

[@leom6165]

Yeah she is so smart

[@gorankling6097]

@@geruto17760 I like her voice.

[@carolbotelho5840]

Excellent speaker. Jimmy’s ability and talent to express music and emotion is amazing.

[@huskvarsm]

Jimmy is and always will be the greatest guitarist of our time and everytime you put an album of theres on you discover something new.

[@pokiebaron1]

I think this is one of the best interviews with Jimmy Page.

[@amorepsyche808]

Omg I love his passionate talking about the group and the music... Jimmy you are an angel!

[@mjt11860]

"ramble on" "oh that's my favorite". i couldn't tell u which is my favorite cuz it changes from day to day, week to week. most all of them r my favorites.

[@clinteastwood9115]

Imagration

[@srvnumber1fan]

I'll never forget the first Zeppelin I heard thanks to my older brother around 1972, who also put my first guitar in my hands. I'll also remember taking some piano lab class in 8th Grade and I brought the sheet music to Stairway in. The teacher rolled her eyes when she saw it was Zeppelin, UNTIL, she actually began playing it. Jimmy, John Paul Jones, John Bonham, and Robert were/are EPIC. Just really look at what all Jimmy Page has played on being a "gun for hire" studio musician! EPIC!

[@alechamid235]

I just LOVE Jimmy Page, everything about him.

[@dukeofpearl]

Long live Jimmy Page! The lick/riff MASTER!! So humble and open. Love this guy! Everyday I bet I play one or more Jimmy riffs! 🎶🕶✌🏻

[@briano.5746]

I can relate! That man is the reason I've played guitar for 40 sum years.

[@trailrunner78]

Listen to his answer at 15:30. I was not a big fan "back in the day", if I was I would have been at the "Last Dance" at the Eissporthalle because I was just a few miles down the road that night. I have only recently just started listen to Zeppelin 'seriously', (forced me to dig my stereo out of storage and hook it up) and it's exactly as Jimmy describes for me now, what a trove of treasures to discover! The fact that this is possible 40-50 years down the road is amazing, it speaks the the quality not only of the musicianship but of Jimmy's vision all the way through it, that NONE of this stuff sounds dated, and that is why the Zeppelin will never come to earth. Thanks so much Jimmy, God Bless.

[@thekitowl]

josey wales I was a late comer to Zeppelin , I even turned down a free ticket to see them in 73. Made up for it since though, even got to spend Some time with jimmy as the band I was in shared management. Lovely guy & ask him about the Yardbirds & his eyes light up. ,

[@hamishmitchell884]

Total gentleman, all class

[@ImagineGTAVI]

I listen to Led Zeppelin every day, and it hits a nail on its head!

[@swordghoti]

The power and dynamics are what make Zeppelin for me, I love the band. Smoke a joint and listen to Gallows Pole, you'll be in heaven. Tremendous band, I'll always treasure their records.

[@sangomasangoma3265]

The guy is genuine,he knows he is being filmed,and a lot of people,are going to be watching- yet he is so matter of fact,and laid back-that you realize,this guy is simplicity itself-and real genuine things in life-are simple!For something to be good,and,real- it has to stand the test of time!I like them in 1970-and I still like them now!

[@russellbrown1068]

Jimmy is quite possibly the coolest cat to walk the planet. Thank you Mr. Page

[@kenglass7833]

I love this guy !! He has no idea what an inspiration he has been to me and my life and so many more I'm sure !

[@toxievope3617]

I'm kinda blown away by these videos on Y.T. of teens and even 20 somethings only recently discovering Led Zeppelin.It seemed for along time their music was passed on from one generation to the next one coming up. Seems like there was a almost pause period.

[@dsm3759703]

Jimmy's body language is pretty interesting. He is almost constantly emulating guitar play. His left hand, palm up and out, making sliding motions. His right hand palm inward, making strumming-like gestures and finding pressure on his chest or leg. If you watch carefully, and know a little about playing a guitar, you can see his left hand is at times actually mimicking his voice inflections on a imaginary fret board. Pretty cool.

[@Dave-kg8kd]

If you ever see Keith Richards on certain interviews he does the same thing. Thank you for noticing !

[@pappyodanial]

I only see him instinctively wiping the invisible cocaine away from his nose lol

[@drobichaud1000]

shut up dsm

[@TheDavey700]

dsm3759703 overly creepy/obsessed fans again, not a surprise considering it’s Led Zeppelin, but still .

[@robphilpott43]

Not giving a fuck piss off you idiot, it’s a perfectly valid and interesting observation.

[@ouidacarrington4719]

That was so darn cute -- love Jimmy !

[@ronniewrong1539]

Wasn't it? That bit at the end?

[@polara01]

really nice interview... With a nice intimate feeling as if Jimmy was talking to a personal friend and sharing some remembrance of the emotional impact on those are early years and never heard him talk about in such detail how they first all got together that was really cool

[@thekitowl]

polara01 I’ve met him & he talks just like this to you. A true artist.

[@ronniewrong1539]

I love him at the very end. He's very passionate, sweet and charming. I wish I knew him. :(

[@Giverechoc]

She is a GREAT interviewer. Very refreshing.

[@sarat10ms58]

love him!

[@christopherlees1134]

Best Jimmy Page interview I ever saw, and I probably saw them all. He's so relaxed here and shares a lot of insights.

[@janiakowska]

the guitarist ! a musical genius : love him so much

[@djrtc1]

Thanks for sharing this, Louise did an outstanding job with the interview.

[@cbrugh]

Living legend

[@tonyjedioftheforest1364]

The greatest guitarist of all time.

[@HardRockMaster7577]

Newly minted 14 years olds happen occur every day. Led Zeppelin II is the Gold Standard. I was 14 in October of 1969. Led Zeppelin II was my introduction to Blues-Based Hard Rock. The power of LZ II will be impacting 14 year olds long after all of the 70's artists have passed on.

[@frequencyfluxfandango8504]

Thaanks Jimmy and all of Led Zeppelin for always being in my head since I first heard Black Dog...

[@catherinethompson2525]

I agree they were and still are the very best band ever Just Magic!! I was lucky to be able to listen to them in High school and on my era of music!! I agree Ramble on my all time favorite, Jimmy is Brilliant!! Great interview, And I remember exactly where I was when Kashmir Came out it was so great!

[@DokktorDeth]

Jimmy was largely self-taught from the age of 12; Ritchie Blackmore was formally taught from the age of 11 for a year, including learning classical influences that have stayed with him from that time onwards.

[@MetalheadYA]

The dictionary definition of ROCK STAR just shows a pic of Jimmy, circa 1973....

[@alejandrogonzalez1541]

Haha. 😎

[@charlesdjones1]

The picture of him lifting his double neck skyward wearing the dragon bell bottoms is to me the most iconic picture in all of rock.

[@sword-and-shield]

Great job, this interviewer knows when to keep quiet and when to speak...very rare with the Zep interviews.

[@HardRockMaster7577]

She did it well.

[@veronicalake2751]

🇺🇸 Mr. Jimmy Page You did a wonderful Job Putting a Band Together.! 😊👍🏼 NONE Of The Members Had To Stay Everyone was Free To Play their instrument The way they wanted.!!! 👍🏼 4 young musicians on a Roll To Express There Talented & Had Much Fun BEING FREE TO EXPRESS IT.!!! God Blessed You 4 Amen 🙏

[@glenndrexler1677]

Cream opened the Door to hard rock, Zep "kicked" the Door down!

[@treffbennett6534]

….it's pretty spooky that Jimmy seems human, like the rest of us.....listening to him play says otherwise!

[@THX-ov8rv]

None of us are merely human.

[@treffbennett6534]

@@THX-ov8rv I don't understand your sentence, and I didn't type the words "merely human" anywhere in my comment. But I do know that when you hear the phrase "merely human" it signifies the fact that as human beings, we are far from perfect and although we are at the top of the food chain, judging by the latest in the current news cycle-we have a long way to go. Are you a Zep fan? peace, Treff

[@THX-ov8rv]

@@treffbennett6534 We are far more than meets the eye ;) Enjoy the day.

[@rodneylee4026]

Jimmy, a main player in the soundtrack of my youth.

[@briano.5746]

Of my life LOL! 🐉🎸🎶🎵🧠

[@billyzink]

8:12 positively giddy over his creation! Awesome.

[@michaelstephen819]

Very sad to hear he's being harassed in his house by neighbour Robbie Williams. Jimmy needs fan support to get him through this.

[@jennifervalentine3596]

Michael Stephen I walked by his house last month. He’s also being harassed by the opposite neighbor - his music studio is on that side and he’s concerned about the work noise affecting the studio. His house is absolutely beautiful.

[@MsAppassionata]

Jennifer Wood In what general area is it located?

[@jennifervalentine3596]

MsAppassionata Holland Park, Kensington. There aren’t high fences or anything - it’s right at the street. I stood right up to it, studying his gargoyle gutter spout.

[@jennifervalentine3596]

MsAppassionata Google “Tower House” - first sentence is the address.

[@MsAppassionata]

Jennifer Wood Thanks for the info. I went to London a long time ago and stayed at the Kensington Close Hotel. Is it anywhere near there?

[@CARETAKER89able]

What a Tease she is.I was only Fourteen.On you Jimmy you Handled it well!!

[@jetboy_]

WOOOOOW I just caught that subliminal lmao.

[@jetboy_]

"I went straight from softcore led zeppelin to hardcore led zeppelin."

[@_Singularity_]

yeah I dont think she meant that though. she should have paused for 4 or 5 seconds after giving her age, and then continued

[@DiamondCutter423]

Communication Breakdown was the very first song I heard from this group Led Zeppelin. To be honest, I didn't know what to think. But it got my attention and my life has never been the same ever since.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Just love you Jimmy!

[@weslyon6086]

Jimmy Page is to rocking and rolling as Michelangelo was to painting and sculpting

[@lucasoheyze4597]

Don't be daft

[@noeliamenendez8682]

thanks for the subtitles

[@swordghoti]

Records get passed on by listeners, it's one of the joys of music.

[@fxsrider]

I heard Whole Lotta Love at 14. I still play guitar to those albums and I am now 55. Rock on.

[@MovieHound17]

I PRAY!!! Zeppelin tours one last time....for those of us who have played there albums over and over and watched every concert footage, bootleg albums event he band would tell you u need to see them live. PLZ TOUR ONE MORE TIME!!!!.....Then one more album ;)

[@loufoucher4681]

MovieHound17 no man...they went out on top with arguably the greatest concert ever in 2007 ...long live Zeppelin

[@willwhitfield5740]

moviehound and lou foucher, Dragon suit time for Jimmy, saw them 79 knebworth 1st night. lou, check out earls court shows 1975 esp last show.

[@jeangijs4870]

Jimmy Page is my idol forever

[@MsAppassionata]

MovieHound17 Unfortunately you can never really see Led Zeppelin live again because John Bonham died 39 years ago. The closest you can ever hope to come is if his son Jason decides to perform with the others again.

[@HardRockMaster7577]

Well, no

[@plattplatt183]

Hail to the king

[@joco762]

The man is a genius. Thank you.

[@Braglemaster123]

Wonderful

[@nellymartinez2110]

Guitar genius and great Producer of the best music in history🐉🎸✌️👋👋👋👋

[@judylarson882]

Jimmy is so down to earth he seems and polite. 😊😊😊😊

[@juliestrauss5988]

Pay it forward...beautiful!!

[@MattSmith-iq1ld]

06:34 This is the biggest worry that I have abut music moving forward. The album format, which depends, to a degree, on a physical product that you can hold in your hands, being eliminated. It makes the musical tangible. I am just not sure you can achieve that thru just a digital download. Moreover, in the future we could see such legendary bands like LZ, The Who, or Pink Floyd - or at least bands with these sort of aspirations - being shut out of the music business. Bands that need full albums to express themselves as opposed to a hit single. With the exception of a few tunes like "Whole Lotta Love," LZ was not a singles bands. Songs like "Over the Hills and Far Away" and "thank You" only became famous because they were on albums.

[@lucasoheyze4597]

You don't need to worry about it, it doesn't affect you in the slightest.

[@elkhanhamet2561]

it's such a pleasure to listen to Jimmy Page talk about his bands cause the guy is a living Legend and him, Zeppelin, Beatles, Stones, Deep Purple, Queen,Floyd, Yardbirds, Aerosmith, Def Leppard were the real music this planet had, and whatever came after them were in general shit.

[@jasondykstra4928]

def leppard and aerosmith are not a pimple on the ass of led zep

[@merseywhogirl3430]

AND THE WHO!!!!

[@elkhanhamet2561]

merseywhogirl oh yeah, you're right I forgot to mention them as well. Great band!!! Seeker and Sister Disco kick major ass along with Magic Bus and the rest of their classics

[@MovieHound17]

Replace Def with Jimi hendrix.

[@arthurbishop3173]

Agreed, DL doesn't belong anywhere near those other bands...but Jimi DOES.

[@therealbasskiller]

My hero

[@rich6023]

The more I listen to Jimmy Page the deeper my respect grows.

[@davidmathews2599]

She needs to stop interrupting the master. Let him finish his answer to the question that was asked. And then ask another.

[@trailrunner78]

Likes the sound of her own voice....I mean come on, Jimmy is a very polite man so when he has to actually run over top of you to answer your question, you're a blabbermouth....

[@geruto17760]

She's still very young and animated. That's all.

[@HardRockMaster7577]

She let Jimmy talk most of the time, but did step on him speaking a few times.

[@alextris3596]

She’s just trying to make it work for radio - and Jimmy isn’t good at picking up her cues so it makes for a bit unpolished. It’s not meant to be an interview just for zepheads so she being pretty minimal in the questions (which if you listen are all ways of introducing background and context for listeners that don’t know the story) ps idk why I’m replying to old comments but there you go

[@aliyahaintnobodygottaknow4227]

Jimmy should create a Spotify playlist of his favourite tunes now , favourites tunes growing up and tunes that influenced him and Zepp

[@ruthjohnson4380]

Ok. I was tempted to get pen and paper and take notes.

[@ishworpoudel7305]

I absolutely loved this girl after jimmy.

[@babayaga1767]

zep was the heaviest. but they weren't metal. that's what all the pretenders don't understand. even going to california was heavy.

[@mthomas1973]

Correct. Heavy doesnt have to be metal.

[@Madmetalmaniac42069]

Theres music that literally sounds heavy, like the construction of the song, chords, drums, bass, etc. all comes together "heavy", but in the case of Zeppelin, its a case of really a lot the ideas are very heavy in terms of how they come across. Its fascinating for sure.

[@awbizness1]

looking selfishly healthy, amazing how you guys never let America crack you, thank God....xoxox

[@awbizness1]

can i do immigrants song?

[@awbizness1]

i remember several past lives, now....why?

[@allsystemsgo8678]

fuck off

[@awbizness1]

K c u fffo

[@jennifervalentine3596]

Yet America helped break them wide open.

[@mysterio1570]

Love Led Zeppelin. They are my favorite band. #1 and then Rival Sons/James Brown make up my trinity of great artists of all time.

[@MsAppassionata]

Alan McLaren Rival Sons? Never heard of them. I’ll have to look into that.

[@danreed5171]

If you doubt this, simply listen to 'Good times Bad times' a few times closely and you'll get it

[@susanclark6987]

Best guitar player ever! And still s cute as can be!

[@timrobinson100]

JIMMY REALLY DOWN TO EARTH NICE GUY

[@philipsanders9192]

He's such a cute flirt!!

[@jackbrown4697]

Legend

[@sangomasangoma3265]

I first heard him with the Yardbirds(and they were good),then with LED Zepplin.At the time,there was very little information on the music like today.Only the name of composers.First time I heard LZ,was in Florida,and liked the group.Beatles,stones etc,I heard in school,in England.LZ is one of my favorites,unfortunately all things must PASS!

[@leom6165]

Who is this girl? So smart questioning and input Almost cry when she said she wish to go back to the time she hear led.for the first time i m 60 and have the same wish It was a mystical experience

[@treffbennett6534]

Greatest guitarist-Jimmy Page Greatest vocalist-Robert Plant Greatest drummer-John Bonham One of the greatest bassist's-John Paul Jones ….I wonder what it is that makes LED ZEPPELIN SO GREAT?

[@francishughes2016]

Dont forget Peter Grant, also known as the 5th member of Zeppelin, its pretty obvious that Zep would have been successful with out him, but they would not have become so wealthy, so quick without him, he made sure that they got paid ALL of the money, 20% each, he was never violent, but he was 22 stone, & 6"3, & the threat of violence towards the promoters & everyone else was enough to make sure that they never got ripped of. It got to the stage were he turned the game on its head, he demanded that the band got 90% & the promoters just got 10, whereas before they got 50% each he said "Take it or leave it", & they had to accept it, because they all realised that 10% from Zeppelin concert was still a lot of money, nobody dared to question him, because they all got well paid, & he was always right. Grant was as shrewd as anyone in the music business, at a time when bands were getting ripped off left, right, & centre. Listen to the J. P. Jones documentary when he goes into great detail as to why Peter was very, very important to Zeppelin, its fascinating. The perfect band, with the perfect manager, R. I. P. Peter Grant 1935 - 1995.

[@chevken1831]

Why didn't they put "Train Kept a Rolling" on the first album?

[@geruto17760]

They didn't put Louie Louie on either

[@HardRockMaster7577]

Dick Wagner asked them not to.

[@davemckay4359]

Man is genius musician.

[@MarkGeraghty]

And here you have a serious, thoughtful professional genius (god), talking to a child journalist.

[@DoctorEnigma01]

Why does nobody ever ask him the meaning of Zoso?

[@wayno2333]

They have and he gets very agitated and stops the interview.

[@freddycookjr.2164]

it in the book of occult symbolat local library

[@HardRockMaster7577]

It's a secret. Why would he tell??

[@miriamlofano7058]

the last 3 seconds....so flirting...

[@jetboy_]

smoothest, coolest cat who's ever graced this planet earth lmao.

[@ottodetroit]

@@jetboy_ p pop

[@ottodetroit]

He did same thing to my girlfriend when I met him in Hollywood 20 years ago. Gave her a wink too. Right in front of me! Classic

[@MsJen092391]

@@ottodetroit 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@jennifervalentine3596]

Love him. That would have worked on me!

[@djrtc1]

Hello Louise. When will your new interview with JP be posted? Soon I hope? Hope all is well with you and yours

[@fluxerflixer1]

I think Jimmy has a crush😻 …. Lol. In all seriousness, this man is a WORLD treasure. Led Zeppelin will live on forever.

[@catalinacatalina6491]

can u imagine the very first time these guys hooked up?

[@HardRockMaster7577]

JPJ said as they first played Train Kept A Rollin' that they all knew they had "something."

[@totc6196]

He also said fucking hell in a manic voice it was like a bomb went off.

[@KendraAndTheLaw]

Hats off for James putting up with her. A nice gal, but clueless and a little bubble headed. Thanks James!

[@dh4767]

5:53 interesting exchange

[@glennford3480]

I'm 65 and grew up with Led Zepplin... still play those albums "all the time," nothing in the music scene comes close to Zep's tone and style of playing! Zzzzzeeeeppppppplllllllliiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnnn!!!

[@MrDeengels]

Does anyone know what guitar was used on zep 2? Was it the LP?

[@marts500]

I wonder if they both went back to tower house for coffee and a browse through jimmy's vinyl collection 🤤

[@RAinteractive]

It's a shame the bit where Louise asks Jimmy about bands since Zep has been edited. I totally got when she says "But it's NOT the same"!!!! Jimmy smiles. Louise is right though - nothing since has been the same or even on equal ground. I love his 'It's a pleasure" at the end - cheeky monkey.