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Led Zeppelin have, by far

According to him he did . In the documentary "It Might Get Loud " He says he did and they got it in one take .

he sure did

The concert footage is from a 1976 show at Madison Square Garden.

According to Led Zep's Fandom page:

• The band member's fantasy shots were filmed in different places. Jimmy Page's scene was filmed at the lake by his manor in Plumpton, East Sussex. His fantasy was at Boleskine House, Loch Ness. Robert Plant's scene was at his country farm with his wife and two children. His fantasy was filmed at the Raglan Castle in Wales. John Paul Jones's was filmed at his home with his wife and children. His fantasy was in Sussex. John Bonham's was at his home at Old Hyde Farm in Worcestershire, his fantasy as well. His drag racing scene was at Santa Pod Raceway, Wellingborough, Northants.

No,i don't think so....

Yes, at the Concert for Bangladesh with George Harrison August 1971.

They signed a deal with Atlantic Records after changing their name from The New Yardbirds to Led Zeppelin.

No, Robert Plant did not sing a song called on the road.

the symbols come from arcane magical and ancient Egyptian sources and represent each band member: Zoso is Jimmy Page, The feather is Robert Plant, The 3 interlocking circles is John Bonham and the other one is John Paul Jones.

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Some people seem to think that the symbols are related to the occult:

http://www.straightdope.com/mailbag/mledzeppelin.html

http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/Evils%20in%20America/Rock-n-Roll/led_zeppelin.htm

http://www.cuttingedge.org/NEWS/n1957.cfm

Look live in your fairy tale land

but Jimmy Page is a documented occultist who worshiped Alister Crowley who believed and practiced SEX MAGICK (the occult) OMFS!!! I think Jimmy's symbol is an ancient fixture or symbol for Saturn , the 6th planet , and many believe this ancient rune or symbol or Saturn to be where the word or idea of Satan came from definitely occult. But the other members symbols are really harmless

Led Zeppelin wrote their own music, although they did do a few covers and a few bits of plagiarism.

i saw it at a music store, and it was going for $350

Black Mountain Side of Led Zeppelin 1.

Bonzo's Montreux off of Coda.

Moby Dick of Led Zeppelin 2.

The Fauves names were, Henri Matisse, Maurice De Vlaminck, Andre Derain, Georges Braque and Raoul Dufy.

she could be if she came to Glastonbury CT

According to celebritynetworth.com he has $85 million.

their first album came out January 1969

Led Zeppelin are a pretty diversive group, meaning they can be classified as metal because of the raw sound that they create, but they have very different songs. Like Battle of Evermore for example.

It's also hard to say since the idea of metal has changed since it starting getting angrier and distorted.

Robert Plant goes by The Golden God, and Percy.

The name of the song is derived from a play on the words "Jamaica" and "Did you make her", based on an old joke ("My wife's gone to the West Indies." "Jamaica?" "No, she went of her own accord.")

Happy to help.

led zeppelin is not overrated

I posted a Web link- scroll most of the way down to the category called "covers." It's all there.

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Techinally the last album was "How the West was Won" that released in May of 2003. The last album that was released while all the band members were alive was "In Through the Out Door". There were two more albums released after John died between the two mentioned here.
How the west was won.