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Them Crooked Vultures concert on Oct. 14, 2009Created about a month ago
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Lemon Squeezings Photos emerge of Robert Plant with Daniel Lanois and Black Dub bassist Daryl Johnson courtesy of engineer Mark Howard
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Robert Plant's presence in the Los Angeles area two months ago was apparently for more than just some sightseeing.LedZeppelinNews.com has learned that the former Led Zeppelin frontman was also pulled into ...
Robert Plant's presence in the Los Angeles area two months ago was apparently for more than just some sightseeing.LedZeppelinNews.com has learned that the former Led Zeppelin frontman was also pulled into a recording session by famed producer Daniel Lanois, whose credits include some...
"It feels like the last couple of months in dressing rooms we've not listened to much other than Led Zeppelin," the lead singer and guitarist of the Arctic Monkeys tells Spinner."That gets played every day," continues Alex Turner...
The following letter to the editor has been submitted by a first-time writer to LedZeppelinNews.com. With his permission, it is printed here. Hi Steve: I read your site pretty regularly, as I've been a huge Zep fan since my teen years in the 70's. Great job, thanks, and keep up the good work...
So, is it unanimous? Them Crooked Vultures should make a second album? I'll round up what the band says in just a moment ...This thing I got on iTunes this Tuesday morning is hot...
A week ago, after the umpteenth post in a row on this site about nothing but Them Crooked Vultures, somebody commented on this very blog that Lemon Squeezings had in effect become a news site for developments on that band.Feeling sorry for that person who wasn't getting a steady Led Zeppelin fix...
The Aug. 29 set by Them Crooked Vultures at the Reading Festival was filmed and will now appear for those staying up Friday night past midnight. The 40-minute program begins at 12:50 a.m. on Saturday, Nov...
The debut album from Them Crooked Vultures, now out in some parts of the world, still has one day to go before it can be sold in North America...
Want to bang on the drums like Dave Grohl, slide your way across a fretboard or sing like Josh Homme, or handle a bass like John Paul Jones...
Uncut magazine has announced the John Paul Jones will participate in the "Audience With" feature, which allows fans to submit questions to be answered by their favorite musicians.Get your questions ready and send them to Uncut by Nov. 17...
Rolling Stone, the chief magazine leading the pack of the music media's offenses against Led Zeppelin from 1969 onward, is now having to figure out how to deal with John Paul Jones in the digital age.A review by Rolling Stone's Rob Sheffield, appearing in the latest issue of Rolling Stone and...
Led Zeppelin fans have criticized Robert Plant for his willingness to sing Led Zeppelin songs during his concert appearances, particularly when new and foreign-sounding arrangements are applied...
Visit the official Web site for Them Crooked Vultures now to listen to the band's self-titled debut album before it is released!Uncut published an interesting take on the music earlier today.--- Want to learn more about the band's history? Visit www.OnThisDayInLedZeppelinHistory.com today today!
John Paul Jones, in an interview published today by Australia's Nova 91.9 FM, says that for the second time in his life as a musician, he finds himself in "the best band in the world." Them Crooked Vultures has now taken Led Zeppelin's position as the world's best band, Jones says.The full context...
Last year, Steven Tyler was rumored to be rehearsing with Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and Jason Bonham. He was rumored to be one of the singers auditioning for a spot in the touring band that would have emerged, which the press insisted on incorrectly calling Led Zeppelin...
