Robert Plant Hints He'd Be Open to Led Zeppelin Reunion

[ebake02]

Sounds awesome but I'll believe it when I see it.

[KenTheDude]

Please no.

[mmberry301]

There is a better chance that Steve Perry releases a new CD and goes on a massive tour in 2014 than Zep touring next year...

I could be wrong but it's just my opinion.

[tater1977]

Robert Plant - 60 Minutes (Australia) Extra Footage - 17th Feb 2013 *HQ*

http://youtu.be/Ek7T2MC4yFQ

Extra unaired footage of the 60 Minutes interview with Robert Plant.


EXTRA MINUTES - ROCK GOD (Robert Plant - Reporter discussion)

http://youtu.be/7yjJaj3IPVk

60 Minutes Reporter Tara Brown discusses her interview with Robert Plant (Led Zeppelin's front-man)

[The Sushi Hunter]

If a tour did in fact happen, I doubt they would complete it before something happens like someone getting pissed and the rest of it got cancelled.

[AR]

Don't crack the stone.

[Don]

Remember when ABBA was offered 100 million dollars for one final tour and turned it down? Sometimes, money just ain't enough to give it one more go.

[No Surprize]

[quote="Don"]Remember when ABBA was offered 100 million dollars for one final tour and turned it down? Sometimes, money just ain't enough to give it one more go.[/quote


Yes I do and I was disappointed when it didn't happen. I watched the 60 minutes show when they had Roger Waters on there and he was asked

about a Pink Floyd reunion. He said the promoter told him they could make 600 million from it. Bottom line, they have enough. In my opinion

I don't think Led Zep would tour anyway. For most people if they did, wouldn't be able to afford a ticket unless they took out a second mortgage

on their home.

[Rick]

Remember when ABBA was offered 100 million dollars for one final tour and turned it down? Sometimes, money just ain't enough to give it one more go.

Yes I do and I was disappointed when it didn't happen. I watched the 60 minutes show when they had Roger Waters on there and he was asked

about a Pink Floyd reunion. He said the promoter told him they could make 600 million from it. Bottom line, they have enough. In my opinion

I don't think Led Zep would tour anyway. For most people if they did, wouldn't be able to afford a ticket unless they took out a second mortgage

on their home.

That's where a stand-up group of musicians should tell whoever it is that they will do a tour, if they keep the ticket prices affordable. I doubt that would ever happen, but it would be nice, for people like me. There will be enough bootleg videos to satisfy me anyway.

[The Sushi Hunter]

Remember when ABBA was offered 100 million dollars for one final tour and turned it down? Sometimes, money just ain't enough to give it one more go.

Yes I do and I was disappointed when it didn't happen. I watched the 60 minutes show when they had Roger Waters on there and he was asked

about a Pink Floyd reunion. He said the promoter told him they could make 600 million from it. Bottom line, they have enough. In my opinion

I don't think Led Zep would tour anyway. For most people if they did, wouldn't be able to afford a ticket unless they took out a second mortgage

on their home.

That's where a stand-up group of musicians should tell whoever it is that they will do a tour, if they keep the ticket prices affordable. I doubt that would ever happen, but it would be nice, for people like me. There will be enough bootleg videos to satisfy me anyway.

I don't think it would matter in this case Rick. Even if Zep tried to keep tickets affordable the scalping market would have them back to sky high in no time, like 15 minutes after they go on sale and sell out in 14 minutes. This is one of those cases where I wouldn't mind dropping $200 for a ticket, Zep is worth every penny. Supply and demand will rule the day if they tour.

I hate scalpers for that specific reason. It's one thing to buy a few tickes and then for some reason not be able to make it so you have to sell them to try and recup a little of the loss vs some fucking asshole buying up a bunch and then selling them exclusively for personal gain.