Flaming Lips frontman Wayne Coyne, has commented on possible future collaborations involving Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page, James Murphy from LCD Soundsystem and Sonic Youth's Lee Ranaldo.  

Speaking about Jimmy Page, Coyne told Pitchfork "I know he likes our music. It doesn't always mean we get to sit in the same room as someone, and lot of times you're just sending tracks back and forth,…

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Led Zeppelin's late drummer John Bonham once threatened to beat up Sting.  

The incident occurred when Bonham took his son Jason backstage to meet Sting following a Police concert.  Jason Bonham recalled the story and told Spinner "He took me to see the Police when they had just done a second album, so they were still quite fresh. I thought Sting was the coolest thing in the world. He managed …

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Robert Plant has said that there won't be any future shows for Led Zeppelin because he can't relate to the band anymore.  

Talking about Led Zeppelin's 2007 reunion show in London, Plant told Rolling Stone magazine "It was an amazing evening. The preparations for it were fraught and intense, but the last rehearsal was really, really good, for all that it represented and all that we were trying …

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Former Led Zeppelin bassist and current Them Crooked Vultures bandmate John Paul Jones has commented about a follow up album for the band.

Jones told the BBC "Some stuff we've worked on, but we're gonna write pretty quickly and just put it down... we may be a year or so [away from completing the CD]. It will mainly be excess material from the first album, material we started and never finished be…

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Phil Collins does not have fond memories of performing at Live Aid with Led Zeppelin.  

25 years ago in Philadelphia, Collins sat in on drums as a replacement for the late Jon Bonham.  The members of Led Zeppelin had agreed it was a terrible performance, with guitarist Jimmy Page pointing the finger at Collins stating he didn't learn his part.  

However, in a recent interview with Spin, Colli…

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