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Jimmy Page - 📸 Michael Brennan

Brennan: “Jimmy used to bite the strings of his guitar a lot. It must have been quite painful! This was a phenomenal show; there was such energy. I can see why someone would want to throw a TV out of the window after a gig like that. I didn’t really take much notice of the stories of trashing hotel rooms, but I can see why they’d need to go potty and release their energy after the show.”

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Jimmy Page at Earl's Court - 1975 🔥🔥🔥🔥

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Led Zeppelin Concert Memories: San Diego Sports Arena, March 10th 1975 | Classic Rock Review

@28appleteeth thank you for posting that snippet and here is the whole piece

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[chuck heck's review of the led zeppelin concert, san diego sports arena, 03/10/1975]

I found this hidden gem today AND I'M HYSTERICAL. ALL POSSIBLE JIMBERT PROOFS GO FUCKING HELL

I recently watched The Song Remains the Same and I was like "why did they cut heartbreaker?(((? it's one of my fav songs" and now. I KNOW WHY. I KNOW WHO U ARE. JIMBERT I KNOW. just give me that archival footage…. and no one will get hurt /j

every time, i swear, every time when i find stuff like robert plant canadian interview in 1988, i think, NO, something more GAYER just can't actually exist, but now we are here.

also jonesy remains jonesy lmao😭😭😭

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live aid ‘85 backstage interview - john paul jones, jimmy page, robert plant, phil collins

“did you two get together, prior to this event?”

“we met at pangbourne(?) railway station. he had a wonderful girlfriend at the time- what was her name?”

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Robert Plant and Jimmy Page in Bombay, India, October 1972.

Following Zeppelin’s six-date tour of Japan, Page, Plant and Richard Cole set up camp in Bombay’s five-star Taj Mahal hotel – and duly played a gig. Their arrival in the country came at a time when Indian rock music was still in its infancy. There were several such bands in Bombay – chief among them being Atomic Forest, Human Bondage and Velvette Fogg – but they were almost wholly in thrall to Western imports.

The trip also marked the occasion when Robert and Jimmy, the latter armed with a state-of-the-art Stellavox qaudraphonic tape machine, recorded in the studio with a bunch of Indian classical musicians, arranged for them by Ravi Shankar disciple Vijay Raghav Rao. The result, the much-bootlegged The Bombay Sessions, yielded radically different versions of ‘Friends’ and ‘Four Sticks’, featuring sarangi, sitars and tablas. The ensemble was credited as the Bombay Symphony Orchestra, though Page was less than happy with the quality of the sessions themselves. Once back in England, according to Richard Cole, the Bombay tapes went into storage – though they would finally be released in 2015 as part of the deluxe reissue of Coda. 50 years on, nothing can deflect from the monumental cultural impact of Page and Plant’s visit.

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Jimmy in the stars jacket

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More beautiful shots of Jimmy by Ross Halfin

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Jimmy looks like a happy little boy riding with his parents to Disneyland.

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Jonesy & Bonzo - Rhythm Section Extraordinaire ❤

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The Mighty Zep

Led Zeppelin

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Documentary - The Last Time Jimmy Page & Robert Plant Performed Together...

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Jimmy Page & Robert Plant - Montreux Jazz Festival, July 7, 2001 (Proshot)

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Brian May lookin badass

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I see microphones but have never heard audio. Why must we be tortured like this?

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Definitely new to me! Beautiful photo!

Robert Plant and John Paul Jones watching John Bonham's drum solo from behind the speaker stack at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco, 2 June 1973. | By Jeffrey Mayer

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Pagey and Bobert