Led Zeppelin Reflect on Their Legacy Ahead of Kennedy Center Honors l Charlie Rose Rewind

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  @ingridscott4388 · 1 year ago

  Nobody deserved this  honor more than Jimmy Page.... genius, swagger   personified.

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• EX

  @expressoevangelism80 · 10 months ago

  I’m glad John Paul managed to get a word in.

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  @VickiBurleson-i7s · 10 months ago

  I think John Paul said it best when he said every time he went on stage, he tried to let the people see how good the whole band was, not just him. That's the essence of Zeppelin, not being selfish, trying to make everyone on stage great. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

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• OP

  @openmindist · 10 months ago

  One of the best and unique sounding bands ever.  Robert Plants voice you know it when you hear it.  We were lucky to have experienced their sounds.

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• MO

  @morbenezra274 · 4 months ago

  Robert has a sense of humor and he is very honest in this interview.

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• SU

  @susettesantiago5509 · 9 months ago (edited)

  Kids in their twenties with this amount of nuance and style…so knowledgable of their craft……no filler no pretense……such purity in their creative process and the execution

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  @andrewgreenberg5068 · 1 year ago

  My appreciation for their talent continues to grew as the years pass.

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  @DavidP1103 · 11 months ago

  THE GREATEST ROCK BAND EVER ! <br>🎤 &nbsp;🎸 &nbsp;🥁 &nbsp;🎹

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• KE

  @KevinRockwell-r3s · 8 months ago

  When I saw Page/Plant in the 90&apos;s I remember thinking &quot;omg I am in the SAME BUILDING with Jimmy Page!&quot; I don&apos;t think I felt that awe with any other artist.

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  @gracelovegood3851 · 2 months ago

  I never get tired of how, when the reporter asks if there was a leader among them, Jimmy smiles and looks at the others, and they all look away xd But we know that Jimmy was always the leader 😍❤

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• AL

  @alistairlegge7225 · 11 months ago

  They were and remain the greatest rock band ever. Great interview.

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  @TanyaP896 · 1 year ago

  I think it&apos;s interesting how the interview went in the way of why isn&apos;t Zep still together touring and making music or whatever. The interviewer kept pounding that question at them with great intensity which made me feel uncomfortable less alone the guys. Why can&apos;t people just accept that one fourth of the band&apos;s soul and essence is missing and has been missing for decades now. In their case it&apos;s not like they can just audition a new drummer and just continue with anybody like a lot of contemporary bands do. Bonzo was one fourth of the equation and what he brought to the band is not interchangeable. I felt like the interviewer also nudged the conversation into the direction of why can&apos;t Jason fill in Bonzo&apos;s place? Who better than his own flesh and blood? Well, who worse? Nobody would want him to live in his dad&apos;s shadow and even he can&apos;t do what Bonzo did. I love how Robert and Jimmy answered delicately. Zep is my favourite band and I&apos;m so unhappy knowing that I will never hear it live on stage but it is what it is. I respect their decision and need for some distance. I respect the fact that they need to move on. I have also wondered why couldn&apos;t they still make music together especially after &apos;No Quarter&apos; and &apos;Walking Into Clarksdale&apos; (absolute masterpieces) and I think I get it now. Zep will always be there no matter what they are doing. A lot of fans would want them to do classic Zep stuff which is impossible because they&apos;re not in that space anymore and to do it would mean to sacrifice their authenticity and current needs and desires. Music isn&apos;t just some business deal or a contract (although a lot of artists nowadays put out souless music just to sign the damn deal). It has to feel right and for them it obviously doesn&apos;t. A lot of people can&apos;t accept that Zep had a beginning and an end and appreciate it for what it is. I just wish interviewers would stop poking with that question which is obviously painful for them to be asked about no matter how british or reserved and poker faced they are.

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