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11 дек 2014
JIMMY PAGE Talks ROBERT PLANT In New Q&A - "Sometimes I Raise My Eyebrows At The Things He Says; It's Always A Little Surprising"
On his being “reclusive” and “unknowable”:
Page: "You know who knows me? My clothes. My clothes know me very well."
On Robert Plant’s lack of interest in Zeppelin:
Page: "Sometimes I raise my eyebrows at the things he says, but that’s all I can say about it. I don’t make a point to read what he says about Zeppelin. But people will read me things he has said, and I will usually say, 'Are you sure you’re quoting him correctly?' It’s always a little surprising."
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On November 21st, Led Zeppelin guitar legend Jimmy Page guested on The Ellen Degeneres Show. They discussed the current series of Zeppelin re-issues, Page's new photograph autobiography, and rumours that vocalist Robert Plant turned down Richard Branson's offer of $800 million for a Led Zeppelin reunion tour:
Page sat down with a group of SiriusXM subscribers and super fans for an intimate Q&A at his SiriusXM Town Hall on Classic Vinyl. He talks about his influence on the writing of "Black Dog" in the footage below:
In another clip from the Q&A, Jimmy Page talks about the thought process behind keeping Led Zeppelin IV unnamed:
Page was interviewed by Soundgarden vocalist Chris Cornell on November 12th at the Theater at Ace Hotel in downtown Los Angeles, CA. Rolling Stone has posted a list of high points during the one-hour conversation. An excerpt is available below:
- Page described his intentions with Led Zeppelin's debut as "a guitar tour de force, but not at the expense of the other members." Taking a moment to praise each of his bandmates, he quirkily called John Bonham "very regional as a drummer."
- Cornell's best turn of phrase came when he described a photo of Page sitting in a rural Welsh stream: "This is a photo of the front porch of that universe you created with acoustic music."
- The craziest outfit in the book is Page wearing a red sweater emblazoned with his "Zoso" symbol from Zeppelin's fourth album. He said that it was knitted by the girlfriend of a friend, but that when he sweated onstage, it immediately started to shrink.
- Talking about his plans for the future, Page promised to be touring soon (or soon-ish). "The most important part is to be seen to be playing," he told the crowd, which whooped with delight. "It doesn't matter what I do at home."
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