What a fantastic guitarist Jimmy Page was

[Whisperer]

had his time

Hasn't done anything for years

Mate of mine was working on his mansion house in Sussex in the storms , 87 I think , and one of his mates was killed , think he fell off a ladder

He lives in Holland Park these days, I seen him do a guest spot at Roy Harpers 70th bash at the festival hall about 5 - 6 years ago Harper was a big influence on LZ.

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

He lives in Holland Park these days, I seen him do a guest spot at Roy Harpers 70th bash at the festival hall about 5 - 6 years ago Harper was a big influence on LZ.

Indeed

Hats off to roy harper !

Page was great but has done nothing of any note since zep split up

The firm were dreadful

[Mr Soul '68]

Indeed

Hats off to roy harper !

Page was great but has done nothing of any note since zep split up

The firm were dreadful

The Firm were a pretty damn fine band. Saw them from the front row at Hammersmith Odeon in December '84 and they were certainly better than anyone else live, around at that time.

Caught them again in May '85 at the dreadful Birmingham NEC (my one and only time at that awful aircraft hanger of a venue) and they were still shit-hot.

You just know that any band with Paul Rodgers in is going to be da dogs bollux, apart from his stint in the perennially over-rated Queen

The Firm and mean Business were two of the best albums of '84 and '85. Having said that, thee wasn't much opposition around at the time

[Mr Soul '68]

Indeed

Hats off to roy harper !

Page was great but has done nothing of any note since zep split up

The firm were dreadful

One of my favourite Roy Harper albums back in the day was 'Whatever Happened To Jugula?' the album he released in 1985, a few years after Zep split up. Have you not heard this, Sludgey?