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HE'S ON LETTERMAN TONIGHT!
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Sorry. Maybe someone can tape it and then transfer it to a computer and all that jazz. I am not qualified.
Or perhaps it will be on one of his websites out there in cyber world. ![]() |
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Darn it! I missed it. But I just saw him in concert so I'm not jonesing too bad at the moment.
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http://www.npr.org/templates/story/s...toryId=4632840
That is a link to a story NPR ran yesterday with Robert Plant - So if you all can't see it on tv - you can listen to this - it was pretty good... |
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Jessica L. "Seize the moment. Remember all those women on the Titanic who waved off the dessert cart." - Erma Bombeck ![]() "My soul has soared, I have reached great heights But the ground was further than I thought...." |
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On a similar note, if you get a chance.....I did sound for a Led Zeppelin tribute band last weekend, called (well, the symbols for the 4th album), ZOSO.
Oh my GAWD, it WAS Led Zeppelin, circa 1972. They all LOOKED their parts, and moreso, played the parts to the note. It was uncanny! Robert Plant WISHES he could still sing like this guy. Every mannerism was perfect. If you get a chance, see them. I guarantee you won't be disappointed.
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Jessica L. "Seize the moment. Remember all those women on the Titanic who waved off the dessert cart." - Erma Bombeck ![]() "My soul has soared, I have reached great heights But the ground was further than I thought...." |
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Man, the Theramin during Whole Lotta Love was great. These guys must've studied The Song Remains the Same for years.
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