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Comments on: Led Zeppelin in The White House! The Song Will Never Be the Same.
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By: Dana Spiardi
https://hipquotient.com/led-zeppelin-in-the-white-house-the-song-will-never-be-the-same/#comment-18117
Thu, 06 Dec 2012 20:38:57 +0000http://hipquotient.com/?p=3483#comment-18117In reply to Dave.
Yes, the sad death of Plant’s son Karac let many ignorant people to believe that it was “payback” for Zeppelin’s reputed fascination with the occult. Plant wrote “All of My Love” for Karac.
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By: Dave
https://hipquotient.com/led-zeppelin-in-the-white-house-the-song-will-never-be-the-same/#comment-18116
Thu, 06 Dec 2012 15:47:21 +0000http://hipquotient.com/?p=3483#comment-18116Just shows Rock and Roll reviewers can miss the mark. Jimmy Page might be the best producer of all time. One of my saddest memories, could be considered a regret: returning my tickets for the Zep show that was cancelled due to the death of Plant’s son. Never got another opportunity. Saw Plant and Page in 95 but it wasn’t the same as the Dancin’ Days.
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