Led Zeppelin playing again

13 Sep 2007

:bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce:
finally managed to register, now all i need is for them to pick out my name in the ballot for the 18,000 tickets @ £125 each :shock:

13 Sep 2007

Good luck. wink

13 Sep 2007

Who's going to be the drummer?

13 Sep 2007

Best of luck dude.
Great chance to listen to some decent music.
:thumbup:

13 Sep 2007

The son of John Bonham(sp?). John B was the Led Zep drummer who died. That was why they split up.
I saw them at Knebworth in 1979. They were fantastic!!!

13 Sep 2007

How much a ticket!!!! so two tickets, drinks, a meal out; thats one expensive night out!! Not knocking the music but what happened to the days when our paper round money could take us to see a good band. OK so I'm old!

13 Sep 2007

Quote by CambsMan
How much a ticket!!!! so two tickets, drinks, a meal out; thats one expensive night out!! Not knocking the music but what happened to the days when our paper round money could take us to see a good band. OK so I'm old!

the tickets are £125 each and ballot only, there are NO I repeat NO hotel and meal packages involved so dont try to buy through them as they are fake, and any that turn up on an auction site will be removed.
its is an expensive night true, Pete Townshend, Bill Wyman and Paolo Nutini are also playing.

13 Sep 2007

Quote by lilacgem
Who's going to be the drummer?

Jason Bonham
:P
20 million people trying to register - O2 site crashed and the registering site crashed too - 8,000 people per minute!
:shock: :shock:

13 Sep 2007

Quote by Jags
20 million people trying to register - O2 site crashed and the registering site crashed too - 8,000 people per minute!

Going to be a lot of awfully disappointed people!

13 Sep 2007

What I wouldn't give for a ticket to this !! If anyone gets a ticket and would like to swap I have a partner three kids a dog and anything else in my life you want.
Desperate Lost

13 Sep 2007

Go for the alternative......
LEZ ZEPPELIN
Four Lesbians from USA who play LED ZEP music. Lot cheaper, that who we're going to see.
John

13 Sep 2007

Quote by Geordiecpl2001
Go for the alternative......
LEZ ZEPPELIN
Four Lesbians from USA who play LED ZEP music. Lot cheaper, that who we're going to see.
John

ffs,how good is their version of Whole Lotta Love cool

........and the fact they're as fit as fuck has nothing to do with it lol

fil

13 Sep 2007

ffs,how good is their version of Whole Lotta Love cool

........and the fact they're as fit as fuck has nothing to do with it lol

fil
Well if you listen to thier version on "myspace" you'll be impressed......and at the "moaning" bit, it sounds like she's having a good orgasm.
John

13 Sep 2007

Registered for a ticket this afternoon.
According to Harvey Goldsmith, the promoter, Zep will be doing a "full set". Whether that'll be a 3 hour+ marathon like they played at their peak,remains to be seen.

13 Sep 2007

Quote by Jags
Who's going to be the drummer?

Jason Bonham
:P

Thanks Jags biggrin

Quote by martin_bg_2000_uk
The son of John Bonham(sp?). John B was the Led Zep drummer who died. That was why they split up.
I saw them at Knebworth in 1979. They were fantastic!!!

Yep I was there too :D

13 Sep 2007

I very briefly considered trying to register for a ticket to this, but to be honest no band (not even Led Zep) is worth £125 a ticket, even for a one-off performance.
I'll probably spend the evening at home with a couple of good bootlegs, that way I'm guaranteed a great concert.

13 Sep 2007

Quote by silent_bob
I very briefly considered trying to register for a ticket to this, but to be honest no band (not even Led Zep) is worth £125 a ticket, even for a one-off performance.
I'll probably spend the evening at home with a couple of good bootlegs, that way I'm guaranteed a great concert.

Good bootlegs? Bring them round!!
lol

:lol:

13 Sep 2007

Whats the point of working your bollox off to earn money if once in a while you treat yourself to something you will never get the chance to see again.
its a long shot but I WANT those tickets. cool

13 Sep 2007

£125 a ticket, for a bunch of ageing guys, harking back to their glory days?
Hell yes, I want my name drawn too, I also hope they see the demand, and decide to go on tour at some point

13 Sep 2007

£125??? :shock:
Not a chance would I pay that to see anyone.... Not even Michael Bolton, Westlife, Leona, or Russell Watson !!

13 Sep 2007

Quote by Lost
What I wouldn't give for a ticket to this !! If anyone gets a ticket and would like to swap I have a partner three kids a dog and anything else in my life you want.
Desperate Lost

Ditto, ditto and a thousand ditto's! except I dont have a partner,3 kids or a dog but anything else.........

13 Sep 2007

Essex!! :shock:

:smackbottom: :smackbottom:
Bad boy!!

13 Sep 2007

Quote by Shireen
Essex!! :shock: :smackbottom: :smackbottom:
Bad boy!!

For the right woman, yes ;)

14 Sep 2007

I'd love to go......... but I shant be!
Good luck on those wanting tickets tho! :smile:
xanaisx

14 Sep 2007

£125 is a lot of dough for a gig BUT I'm sure they'd delivery the goods.
Paid £95 to see the Police in Brum recently (er indoors fave band) and felt totally shafted by the greedy feckers as they were average at best mad

14 Sep 2007

Quote by fabioplum
£125 is a lot of dough for a gig BUT I'm sure they'd delivery the goods.
Paid £95 to see the Police in Brum recently (er indoors fave band) and felt totally shafted by the greedy feckers as they were average at best

The Police are among my favourite bands, but as much as I wanted to see them live, I figured they would be average, with video clips of their live performances, I didn't think they would be good enough to be a stadium band
Their studio stuff however, I love

14 Sep 2007

Be intresting to see if any of use on here who have put our name in the ballot will get a ticket. Hope someone here will get tickets. luck spawny bastards lol

Will they still do a 25 min drum solo in the set. :lol:

17 Sep 2007

No need for us to see LZ now, Prince did the most stonking version of 'Whole Lotta Love' I've ever heard last night, complete with totally gonzoid guitar solo ! Suberb smile

17 Sep 2007

Totally agree with Lost! I'd give anything (almost!) for a ticket and if I'm lucky enough to get one I'll be back from Singapore for it!

17 Sep 2007

Quote by helnheaven

I hope they have developed some new relevant material to play - rather than it just being a set of greatest hits churned out by some tired old rockers!

:shock:

Heard an interview with Dave Gilmour on the radio this afternoon, and he passed more or less the same comment as I did!