I'm sure y'all saw this. Pretty cool. Pity I'd never be able to get tickets even though I have all their albums etcetera.
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I'm sure y'all saw this. Pretty cool. Pity I'd never be able to get tickets even though I have all their albums etcetera.
Link.
You know its hard for me to believe its a one off.
they would sell out literally worldwide, thats a multi million dollar payday. Not that they need it, but when I saw page and plant (seperately) in the 90's they both still had a little magic.
I'd pay to see Led Zep perform again, even at this advanced stage. If the hype and demand is all its billed to be for this concert in the UK I wouldnt be surprised if they didnt announce more dates in the spring.
Yeah. Shame it's going to be so expensive that only rich people or those with contacts will be able to get in; it would have shown more integrity if this wasn't an exclusive, overpriced gig.
any word on what a ticket goes for?Quote:
Originally Posted by Geoffrey S
On another forum someone was saying this concert is in tribute to the president of atlantic records (I cant spell his name) and thats why its a "one-off"
I'm seeing the official price at 125 pounds.
I saw them live back in the 70's - they were good - but I am not sure about £120 for a ticket to see them now - I would expect the Doors with the original lineup for that amount of money!!!!!!!!!
It sucks that it's only one gig. That would be pretty cool to see them live. Speaking of reunions, anybody going to go see Van Halen on their reunion tour?
Mrs. Kukri enters (hundreds) of contests as a hobby. One of them is for concert tickets to L-Zep, including airfare.
Winning is a long-shot, of course, but possible. Anyone in or near London have some floor-space for 2 Yanks in sleeping bags for a couple days, if she wins?
Maybe you should've gotten an extra ticket or two as a bargaining chip, cuz I wouldn't let ya stay at my place if you didn't have an extra ticket for me:saint:Quote:
Originally Posted by KukriKhan
Anyways good luck