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From undercover.com Led Zeppelin to Reform by Paul Cashmere - September 2 2007 London radio is abuzz today of an impending announcement of the reformation of Led Zeppelin, for at least a one-off concert. The 70s supergroup disbanded in 1980 following the death of their drummer John Bonham. The surviving members decided to discontinue at that point, claiming that the band died with Bonham. However, they have reformed on two occasions since. The first was the 1985 Live Aid concert. Phil Collins replaced Bonham but the band didn't like the performance and refused to allow it to appear on the recent Live Aid DVD. The second occasion was for the Hall of Fame induction in 1995. Robert Plant & Jimmy Page have also toured together as Plant & Page performing a near complete Led Zeppelin setlist but without the classic 'Stairway To Heaven'. The November show will be held at London's O2 stadium (formerly the Millenium Dome). The line-up will be Robert Plant, Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones with Bonham's son Jason expected to be announced as the drummer for the show. While the announcement is yet to be made, newspapers in London today are carrying advertisements for a package deal for the show including accommodation.

So, how did the game go???

Such sweet sweet video:

Don't often see this angle of the Great Pyramids. Interesting shot:

Good to have you back Birdy

oh please ...

269 Songs about Displaced Persons 1. The Band - Acadian Driftwood 2. Calexico - Across the wire 3. Ry Cooder - How Can you Keep On Moving (Unless you Migrate too) 4. Sting - Englishman In New York 5. Bob Marley - Buffalo Soldier 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

Shouldn't that be in "Bad Songs of the 80s"? It's depressing to have it hit your ear drums

From Jambands.com: "As Relix subscribers have already discovered via their CD Sampler, a new live Phish recording is slated for release this fall. 12/06/96 Aladdin Theater Las Vegas, NV captures the band's final show on a thirty-five date tour. The version of "Julius" that appears on the sampler, opens the second set of a show that is best-known for its encore. Primus' Les Claypool and Larry LaLonde joined in for much of "Harpua," which also featured guest appearances by John McEuen and four Elvis impersonators, with Primus' drummer Brian Mantia later stepping for the "Suzy Greenberg" that followed and closed out the night."

#268 The Twelve Most Depressing Songs..... Ever! 1. Richard Thompson - The End Of The Rainbow 2. George Michael - Careless Whisper 3. Ben Folds - Brick 4. Eric Clapton - Tears in Heaven 5.The Hollies - He ain't heavy, He's my Brother. 6. Miles Davis - Time After Time 7. Eric Clapton - Circus Left Town 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Argh ... it's choking me up right now. I couldn't bear to lose one of my kids (both near the same age as Connor Clapton when he died). Clapton wrote this one about his son as the last thing they did before he died was attending a circus. Eric Clapton The Circus Left Town Little man with his eyes on fire and his smile so bright. In his hands are the toys you gave to fill his heart with delight. And in the ring stands a circus clown holding up a light. What you see and what you will hear will last you the rest of your life. And it's sad, so sad, there ain't no easy way round, And it's sad, so sad, all you friends gather round, 'Cause the circus left town. Little man with his heart so pure and his love so fine. Stick with me and I'll ride with you till the end of the line. Hold my hand and I'll walk with you through the darkest night. When I smile I'll be thinking of you and everything will be all right.

E X C E L L E N T Another win for the good guys

We don't listen to that shit ... Setlist has been examined and there are at least 3 perfectly spaced bathroom breaks/beer breaks/etc.

You gotta know when to fold 'em Nasty

Shit, can you fix it so i win? There's gotta be somebody there in Ottawa that can rig this one . Maybe i should go across the street and talk to CSIS so i can go undercover at the show (no security checks ) I'll be there if I win this and you can come help spend the prize money at Outback and I'll let you ride in the limo too :D

Somebody's gotta win. Maybe this time it'll be you. I only enter contests like this when I want the prize. I'd hate to waste a "win" on tix to some shitty concert

1. David Sylvian - Steel Cathedrals 2. The Ramones - Pet Semetary 3. The Stanley Brothers - Old Country Church 4. Frank Zappa - Dumb All Over 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

Shit, just remembered the game was on. Nice ... 3-1 for Canada at the beginning of the second period

A way to win through the Metro paper: http://metronews.ca/contest.aspx?cid=173 A pair (2) of 2 day passes to the Virgin Festival on September 8 and 9th 2007!

Win airfare (from Toronto) and tix, etc!!! I'm in Found this one on the way to work today. Hey, somebody's gotta win (and I'm available to go with you if you do win ) http://metronews.ca/contest.aspx?cid=174 (One) 1 Prize is available to be won and includes: * 2 Return Flights on Porter Air from Toronto to Ottawa. * Access to the Ottawa Airport VIP lounge * Limo service provided by Robinson Limousines. * $100 Gift certificate to the Outback Steakhouse * 1 Night accommodation at Westin Ottawa * 2 Tickets to see the Genesis Concert on Sept 15th at Scotia Bank Place Approx. retail value of $1,500.00 CDN

#266 People who have never been at my house 1. Mr. Bungle - Travolta 2. Blind Melon- No Rain 3. Stompin' Tom - Big Joe Mufferaw (he lives up here, I don't think he'd go to Toronto) 4. Parliament - Mr. Wiggles 5. Steve Perry - Oh Sherrie 6. Frank Zappa - Uncle Remus 7. The Who - Cousin Kevin 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

I had tix for this and sold 'em. I'm rethinking this now. If I could get cheap lawns or something I wouldn't mind going. See what all these Parrotheads go on and on about .