Ramble On Radio: The Led Zeppelin Podcast

In a reposting from April 2012, I talk about Houses of the Holy, specifically the cover the Led Zeppelin Guitar Method and review Lucifer Rising and other Soundtracks.

This week I look at the aborted 1981 Jimmy Page project with Yes' Chris Squier and Alan White, XYZ.

Today I discuss the 1976 album Presence, released 45-years ago, March 31, 1976.

A repost from March 2012:   Siri does Stairway to Heaven plus Apu from the Simpsons plus Stairway from Belfast intro. Jimmy Page announces Lucifer Rising.  John Paul Jones performs with John Cage's musical Circus (avante garde - musicians sit in different rooms) plus attend the London bass show. Review: Glenn Hughes autobiography

Repost from November 2011:   Interview with Ralph Hulett, co-author of Whole Lotta Led.  Flood Gallery LZ IV exhibit. Plant donates time to Teenage Cancer Trust. Led Zeppelin online store opens. Review: Frank Reddon's Enzepplopedia

Looking at Led Zeppelin playing Belfast in the height of "the troubles,"on March 5, 1971. The first performance of Stairway to Heaven.

From 9-years ago, originally posted Feb 2012.

For Valentines Day I discuss the romantic songs of Led Zeppelin.

A look at the Firm's 1986 album Mean Business.

In Episode 154 I look at the songs that were rehearsed for the 02 show in 2007, but not performed.

It's a new year and I wish a couple of happy birthdays, discuss some of what the band has been doing lately as well as ask the question, can you play Presence at low volume?

In a return from a long hiatus I discuss what is new in the World of Led Zeppelin.

A repost of Episode #11 from January 11, 2012.

In this episode I discuss the Knebworth warm up shows in Copanhagen on July 23/24, 1979.

On this, the 150th episode of The Led Zeppelin Podcast, I  list my top 50 Led Zeppelin songs.

This week I discuss Jimmy Page's recent "On the Day," and Robert Plant's new podcast.

As mentioned in the last podcast, here is Episode 63 from June 2014 where I discuss Led Zeppelin I, and engage in hyperbole, after the release of the first set of remasters from 2014.

In this episode I revisit the stories I missed, new and historical, in the first four months of this 2019.

I’m back, and I’m making excuses for my absence. As well, I discuss the newly announced documentary, plus Robert Plant and Jason Bonham’s upcoming touring schedule.