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Led Zeppelin Thread


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On 15/04/2022 at 20:47, Skidfingers McGonical said:

Robert Plant is covering for Iggy Pop on Radio 6. 

I'm sure he said somewhere it was going to be a regular thing, like when Cillian Murphy did his shows (which were ace).

 

Percy did Desert Island Disks too recently, well worth a listen.

 

 

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12 hours ago, Mudface said:

What was this? And fuck Mark LoBianco, the prissy cunt.

Footage from their legendary gig at Madison Square Garden in 1970 (the Blueberry Hill bootleg). It keeps popping up and that LoBianco cunt keeps shutting it down but worth having a look on YouTube for it.

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Remember this guy:

 

The original black and white photograph of the "Stick Man," now known to be a Wiltshire thatcher, was rediscovered by a research fellow at the University of the West of England.

 

The thatcher is thought to be Lot Long – sometimes known as Longyear – who was born in the town of Mere, Wiltshire in 1823 and was a widower living in a small cottage when the photograph was taken. He died in 1893, according to the museum.

Brian Edwards, a visiting research fellow with the Regional History Centre at the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol), made the finding after rediscovering the black and white original photograph, which had “A Wiltshire Thatcher” handwritten on it.

The photograph is thought to be the original because it has a thumb print in the corner, Edwards told BBC Radio Wiltshire on Wednesday.

It was found in a Victorian photo album titled “Reminiscences of a visit to Shaftesbury. Whitsuntide 1892. A present to Auntie from Ernest,” which contained more than 100 architectural views and street scenes, as well as a few portraits of rural workers, according to the museum.

“Led Zeppelin created the soundtrack that has accompanied me since my teenage years, so I really hope the discovery of this Victorian photograph pleases and entertains (surviving band members) Robert, Jimmy, and John Paul,” Edwards said in the release.

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