Robert Plant: "Led Zep Reunion Will Ruin Our Legacy"
Following the hoopla surrounding Led Zeppelin's much discussed reunion, frontman and Grammy nominee Robert Plant has explained why he refuses to allow his old band to tour again.
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Led Zeppelin: "We Will Tour and Record Without Robert Plant"
[Update, Jan. 8: To further complicate the issue of a Led Zeppelin reunion tour and album (discussed below), Jimmy Page's manager Peter Mensch this week told MusicRadar: "Led Zeppelin are over. They tried out a few singers, but no one worked out...
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SPIN.com's Best of the Week, November 3-9
No doubt about it, this week belonged to newly-minted President-Elect Barack Obama. But that doesn't mean the music world lay dormant: Fall Out Boy, Smashing Pumpkins, and the Decemberists all kicked off their respective U.S. tours, while the Killers treated fans to new tracks in London.
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The Sorry State of Reunions
Reunion tours, dinosaur acts, cash factories…call them what you want, but these days, gettin' the band back together (for fun and profit!) has become a disturbing trend, especially so when vital original members are missing.
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Should Led Zeppelin Reunite?
What started out simply enough last fall, with a one-off show in London in honor of the late Atlantic Records maven Ahmet Ertegun, has dissolved into chaos. Led Zeppelin is talking full-fledged reunion, and it's already become a right mess.
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Chris Cornell Talks Led Zeppelin Rumors
"I have not been approached so far to fill in for Robert Plant on the upcoming Zeppelin tour, but that isn't to say I won't be," Chris Cornell coyly told MTV News.




