December 16, 1968 - Zep plays Bath Pavilion for a mere £75.
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December 26, 1968 - First American concert at the Coliseum in Denver, CO
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December 1969 - Led Zeppelin are reported to have sold 5 million dollars worth of albums in the US
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December 11, 1969 - Led Zeppelin are presented gold and platinum discs for their first two albums
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December 1970 - The band enters Island Studios to begin work on the fourth album
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December 1971 - The band plays a few low-key shows back in England
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December 23, 1972 - The band break for Christmas holiday after a London gig
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December 1973 - John Paul Jones works on studio productions for Madeline Bell
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December 10/11, 1973 - Joe Massot films Jimmy Page's fantasy sequence at Loch Ness
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December 19, 1974 - John Paul Jones and Jimmy Page jam with Bad Company at the Rainbow Theater
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December 10, 1975 - Led Zeppelin play a 45-minute show with Norman Hale at Behan's in Jersey
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December 1976 - Led Zeppelin rehearses for the 1977 tour
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December 25, 1976 - It's announced that Plant and Bonham will reunite with the Band of Joy for three shows in the new year
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December 1977 - The band minus Robert gather to discuss Led Zeppelin's future plans
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December 1978 - The new album is completed quickly at Polar Studios and mixed at Jimmy's Plumpton Studio
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December 1979 - John Bonham considers joining Paul McCartney's Wings
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December 29, 1979 - The band minus Jimmy Page attend the Paul McCartney And Wings Kampuchea befefit show
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December 4, 1980 - Led Zeppelin issue their statement not to carry on as a band
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by Jerry Prochnicky and Ralph Hulett is an amazing and eye-opening look at Led Zeppelin from their first performance in Denmark on September 7, 1968 through their reunion concert at the O2 Arena in London, England on December 10, 2007.