#jimmy page is hot

[theflowerwithnoname]

If the Led Zeppelin guys were greek gods, Part 1:

Jimmy as Hades/Pluto:

Into the occult

Pretty shady sometimes

Romantic in a dark and somewhat disturbing kind of way

Shy and introverted

Artsy

Can seem cold or aloof but has also a sweet, child-like side

Robert as Apollo:

Sun God

He's gorgeous and he knows it

Warm-hearted

Loves to sing

Highly intelligent and knowledgeable

A huge flirt

[anyataylordelrey]

oh, jimmy…

[kulturegroupie]

[orion1962]

OMG HELP HES MY FAVORITE DILF EVER!!!! 🥰🥰👹👹👹❤️❤️❤️🥵🥵🥵😏😏😏

[theflowerwithnoname]

Someone who puts up a show for you the way Robert always did for Jimmy on stage

LOVE

LIFE GOALS: FIND YOURSELF SOMEONE WHO LOOK AT YOU THE WAY JIMMY AND ROBERT LOOK AT EACH OTHER.  GOOD LUCK!

[federichika]

Robert Page - The audacity of Robert, playing Jimmy's guitars whilst Jimmy was in the lavatory.

There's a story from producer/sound engineer Eddie Kramer: "Jimmy never forgets. I had all my pictures from Stargroves, a great series of pictures of Robert with an acoustic guitar, and I showed them to Jimmy in a hotel in New York twenty years after the event. He goes, 'That fucking prat...' He just went off like a fucking rocket about Robert: 'I told him never to touch my fucking guitar. I went round the corner for a quick gypsy's and he had the fucking audacity to pick up my fucking guitar and I told him never to touch it!' I said, 'Jimmy, give it up. It was fucking years ago.' The paranoia and the suspicion and all that stuff is part and parcel of who he is, and unfortunately it manifests itself in some weird ways."

Around the time of Walking Into Clarksdale Robert and Jimmy gave an interview to Guitar World magazine and the interviewer asked "so Robert, did you play much guitar on this record?" Robert replied "no, he wouldn't let me..." and Jimmy replied, "oh, right, where are those lyrics I've been writing again?" They both laughed and Robert went "ok, ok, fair enough."

Robert never played guitar on a Zeppelin record or live during the Zep era.

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Slides 2 to 5 - Japan 1971 - Shinko Music Archives/ Koh Hasabe

Slides 6 to 8 - Bath, UK 1971 - photos by Robert Ellis

Slide 9 - Toronto 1969, photo by Hugh Crymble

Last slide photo 1972 Gisbert Hankeroot, Amsterdam

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(Source on Instagram account dedicated to Led Zeppelin @worldofzeppelin.

Go check it out because it has a lot of interesting information about our favorite band!)

[jimmys-zeppelin]

led zeppelin, 1969* — taken from the booklet insert of led zeppelin - early days: the best of led zeppelin

(photos courtesy of jim cummins)

*these photos are labeled as october 16, 1970, however in my research I found the photos were actually taken in july 1969 at ahmet ertegun's home in new york, ny — source: jimmy page by jimmy page pgs 126-130

[maziecrazycloud]

Im having those intrusive Jimmy beard thoughts again. Like WHY IS HE SO PRETTY WHITH A BEARD WTF MAN. anyways…

ESPECIALLY THESE TWO ⬇️⬇️

[theflowerwithnoname]

Jimmeh's swag appreciation post 😈🔥 He looks like a wicked Shakespearean bard that knows he's about to melt your insides

[n0quart3r]

he looks mad … i like it

[fionaappleslice]

“i can hear your music through your headphones”

good. it’s about time you heard real music.

[anyataylordelrey]

oh.my.fucking.god.

[ourshadowstallerthanoursoul]

H O T

[cherrylng]

Great Guitarists 100 - Quotes from Guitarists [CROSSBEAT (November 2009)]

Guitarists talk about 'My Guitar Theory' at a glance

Keith Richards “I don't have an electric guitar in my house. I don't have an amp. I don't play any electrics at home. I always play acoustic guitars.”

Billie Joe Armstrong “Since I got my guitar when I was 11, it's been like Christmas every day (laughs). I've been playing it for so long that it's become completely integrated into my body.”

Jimmy Page “I'm an only child and I started playing guitar when I was 11 and it was like an obsession. I took it to school with me and played it during recess. I never took it away.”

Jack White “Basically, I don't like new guitars. They might stay in tune, but they have no character. There's no flavour. For me, a guitar is just a tool. I have no attachment to it. I don't mind if you borrow one and take it home.”

Johnny Ramone “Most guitarists hone their skills by playing bands they admire. But I had no idea how to play other artists' songs, so I decided to make my own. So I'm not like anyone else.”

Jonny Greenwood “I don't rehearse, I don't practise guitar. I don't take care of my guitar, I only have one guitar. I don't collect guitars, I don't care about the age or the name. For me, a guitar is just like a tool. It's like a typewriter.”

The Edge “I didn't try to steal techniques from people who were good at playing guitar. I'm trying to do something unique and unprecedented. That's what real music is about. The important thing is originality.”

John Frusciante “I think the guitar is my friend. It's been by my side my whole life. I feel like I was born to play the guitar.”

J Mascis “From the very beginning I liked guitar solos. More so than playing rhythm. I don't really know why. What does the guitar mean to me? Hmmm……… Well, guitar (laughs)… Or a tree (laughs).”

Pete Townshend “If I can't get the sound I want, I smash the guitar as hard as I can into the amp. If it still doesn't come out, I smash it on the floor to clear it up. I didn't care how much I had to pay for it later.”

Lou Reed “When I play guitar, I want it to sound like a saxophone. That's why there's so much distortion in my sound.”

Ritchie Blackmore “When I want to say something, my fingers say it.”

Robert Fripp “I think playing the guitar is in a way merging the body into a personality, a soul and a spirit.”

Translator's Note: Were the quotes necessary to translate? Yes, since it's part of the Great Guitarists 100 article. So translate and read, we shall.

[federichika]

But that movement of the hips!?

[chromations]

Somewhat new photos to me