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The recent worldwide release of Led Zeppelin DVD/CD set docu- menting its 2007 “reunion concert” has given opportunity to more people to see the once-in-a-lifetime gig which by observation is a kind of get-to- gether that was long hoped but never happened for The Beatles.

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                    [Title] => Worldwide release for Zeppelin’s reunion concert
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The grand “reunion concert” of Led Zeppelin, staged in 2007 with the three surviving members on board, is now in DVD and CD and seeing worldwide release today.

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                    [Title] => Led Zeppelin gets tense with reunion questions
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If Led Zeppelin plans on reuniting, they have a funny way of saying it.
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                    [Title] => Led Zeppelin gets tense with reunion questions
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If the members of Led Zeppelin plan on reuniting, they have a funny way of saying it.
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                    [Title] => Led Zeppelin to release concert film
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The surviving original members of Led Zeppelin have  reunited onstage to promote a concert film of their last performance  together in 2007.
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                    [Title] => Robert Plant 'Walking Into Clarksdale' on Saturday
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Former Led Zeppelin frontman Robert Plant is heading to Clarksdale,  Miss., this weekend to headline the Sunflower River Blues and Gospel  Festival in the historic Delta blues town he recorded a song about in  1999.
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                    [Title] => The music has died
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Am I getting old when, watching the 51st Grammy Awards on television, I found myself loathing those black young men with names made of alphabet soup sauntering all over the stage, flailing their arms while mumbling disharmonious and incomprehensible sounds?
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                    [AuthorName] => Jerry Tundag
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                    [Title] => The Grammy nominees
                    [Summary] => Are we in the year 2005 or have we gone back to 1969? I am sure that this is the same thing you will ask yourself once you get a look at the recently announced names of nominees for the Grammy Awards. Rock heartthrobs Maroon5 did get some. So did American Idol Fantasia and Brit group Franz Ferdinand. But the presence of pop stalwarts from the past this year is simply mind-boggling. If the Beatles were still making albums at this time, you can bet that they will make a clean sweep of the Grammys. 


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                    [AuthorName] => Baby A. Gil
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                    [Title] => Come as you are
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If I were to go back in time, it would definitely be the late ’60s to the entire ’70s era. There was just this love, peace, hippie and psychedelic vibe going on. The music rocked so hard that made people just roll with it like "band-aids" (see Almost Famous). Thanks to my true rocker and jazzmatic (read: jazz fanatic and asthmatic) boyfriend, I would never get into this whole scene – just emo or Top of the Pops tunes.


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                    [AuthorName] => PENNY LANE  By Rebecca C. Rodriguez
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Led Zeppelin does what The Beatles did not

December 14, 2012 - 12:00am

The recent worldwide release of Led Zeppelin DVD/CD set docu- menting its 2007 “reunion concert” has given opportunity to more people to see the once-in-a-lifetime gig which by observation is a kind of...

Entertainment

Worldwide release for Zeppelin’s reunion concert

November 19, 2012 - 12:00am

The grand “reunion concert” of Led Zeppelin, staged in 2007 with the three surviving members on board, is...

Entertainment

Led Zeppelin gets tense with reunion questions

October 10, 2012 - 9:15am

If Led Zeppelin plans on reuniting, they have a funny way of saying it.

Led Zeppelin gets tense with reunion questions

October 10, 2012 - 5:54am

If the members of Led Zeppelin plan on reuniting, they have a funny way of saying it.

Led Zeppelin to release concert film

September 22, 2012 - 1:09am

The surviving original members of Led Zeppelin have reunited onstage to promote a concert film of their last performance together in 2007.

Robert Plant 'Walking Into Clarksdale' on Saturday

August 10, 2012 - 3:00am

Former Led Zeppelin frontman Robert Plant is heading to Clarksdale, Miss., this weekend to headline the Sunflower River Blues and Gospel Festival in the historic Delta blues town he recorded a song about in ...

The music has died

By Jerry Tundag | February 11, 2009 - 12:00am

Am I getting old when, watching the 51st Grammy Awards on television, I found myself loathing those black young men with names made of alphabet soup sauntering all over the stage, flailing their arms while mumbling...

Freeman Opinion

The Grammy nominees

By Baby A. Gil | December 12, 2005 - 12:00am

Are we in the year 2005 or have we gone back to 1969? I am sure that this is the same thing you will ask yourself once you get a look at the recently announced names of nominees for the Grammy Awards. Rock heartthrobs...

Entertainment

Come as you are

By PENNY LANE By Rebecca C. Rodriguez | October 21, 2005 - 12:00am

If I were to go back in time, it would definitely be the late ’60s to the entire ’70s era. There was just this love, peace, hippie and psychedelic vibe going on. The music rocked so hard that made people...

Young Star