"Well, I think he's a fucking idiot. Horses for courses: I've worked with Phil Johnstone - nobody's perfect." - Robert Plant, on David Coverdale, in the December 1994 issue of _Mojo_.
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Rock Concert Is Real Groovy, Dec. 29, 1968
Group's Nothing To Get Excited About
Guitar Player, June 1969
1970 North American Tour - Cops Move In
Jimmy Page Discusses Making Led Zeppelin III
Trouble In Vancouver, Aug. 23, 1971
Jimmy Page on recording the 4th album
Breaking Records - Peter Grant, May 6, 1973
Led Zeppelin Zooms For Frenzied Crowd, May 28, 1973
Led Zeppelin Kneads Crowd to Silly Putty, Jul. 16, 1973
Robert Plant Interview, July 1973
The Page Memoirs - Creem, May 1974
Interview with Robert and Jimmy, Jan. 1975
People Magazine, Feb. 10, 1975
Let It Rock, May 29, 1975
Lion Among Zebras - Robert Plant, 1976
1977 Tour Ends In Tragedy
The Gig Interview: Jimmy Page
Jimmy Page - Rock 100, 1977
Jimmy Page Interview, July 1977
XYZ Interview with Alan White, 1993
Life In A Lighter Light, Dec. 1983
Robert Plant's Record Collection, May 1990
1992 Band Of Joy Interview
John Paul Jones' Nov. 17, 1997 AOL Chat
JPJ Interview in Dec. 97 PopSmear
Ex-Zeppelin Pilots Page & Plant Launch New LP, Mar. 24, 1998
Jimmy Page's Nov. 30, 1999 AOL Chat
Bebe Buell - Rebel Behind The Music, Nov. 2001
Eric Gorfain Interview, 2002
"Real Time" Chat - Robert Plant, Jun. 05, 2002
A life beyond Led, Robert Plant - Jul. 09, 2002
Back To His Roots, Robert Plant - Jul. 12, 2002
Jimmy Page - Guitarist Magazine, Dec. 12, 2003
Mixes of the Holy, Sound & Vision Apr. 2004
Deborah Bonham, A Family Act by Adam Vickery - August 2006
Kevin Shirley Talks about Revisiting Led Zeppelin's The Song Remains The Same
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Which is cooler, JPJ's tripleneck or Jimmy Page's doubleneck?
February 1969 - Led Zeppelin enters the Billboard Top 40
| February 15, 1969 - Led Zeppelin wrap up their first American tour in Florida
| February 7, 1970 - Edinburgh gig cancelled after Plant receives facial injuries in a car accident
| February 28, 1970 - The band performs as "The Nobs" in Copenhagen after threat of legal action from Countess Von Zeppelin
| February 1971 - John Paul Jones involved in legal issues regarding a musician who shares the same name
| February 1971 - Overdubs for the fourth album are recorded at Island Studios
| February 14, 1972 - The band is refused admission into Singapore due to their long hair
| February 16, 1972 - The Australian tour begins in Perth
| February 1973 - The band makes final preparations for the European tour
| Febrauary 16, 1973 - The release date for Houses Of The Holy is pushed back due to some sleeve problems
| February 1974 - Sessions for Physical Graffiti continue
| February 14, 1974 - Page, Plant and Bonham attend a Roy Harper concert
| February 4, 1975 - Zeppelin perform a last minute show at Nassau Coliseum to accomodate fans after being banned in Boston
| February 24, 1975 - Physical Graffiti finally issued worldwide to phenomenal sales
| February 1976 - Media reports that Zeppelin are due to release an album entitled Obelisk
| February 1977 - Robert contracts a bout of tonsillitis postponing the American tour
| February 1978 - Robert Plant helps produce a record for punk band Dansette Damage
| February 16, 1978 - The cases against Bonham, Cole & Grant stemming from the Oakland incident are heard and all receive suspended prison sentences and fines
| February 1979 - Although absent from the US stage or market, Led Zeppelin rank best in many music magazine categories
| February 1979 - Mixing sessions for ITTOD take place at Polar Studios. Rumors fly of a European tour
| February 3, 1980 - Robert joins Dave Edmund's Rockpile at the Birmingham Top Rank
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