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idolator.com - 1/8/2009

The Led Zeppelin Sorta-Reunion Creeps Ever Closer, Because Even Jimmy Page Needs A Job [Semi-reunions]

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Led Zeppelin manager Peter Mensch talked to the BBC about the possibility of the band reuniting without lead singer Robert Plant (and maybe without the name Led Zeppelin ), and told the Beeb that the probability of a tour, as well as an album, is pretty high should the remaining members find an ...

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musicradar.com - 1/7/2009

"Led Zeppelin are over!" says Jimmy Page's manager

— musicradar.com — Group members not recording, touring together "Led Zeppelin are over!" says Jimmy Page's manager

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nme.com - 1/7/2009

Led Zeppelin 'will tour and record album with new singer'

— nme.com — Jimmy Page's manager today confirmed that Led Zeppelin are planning to tour and record a new album... with a replacement singer for Robert Plant. Led Zeppelin 'will tour and record album with new singer'

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bittenandbound.com - 1/10/2009

Lep Zeppelin is Done, Over, Kaput!

— bittenandbound.com — Legendary rock group Led Zeppelin is finished! While there was talk of a 2009 tour, that has... all gone by the wayside because singer Robert Plant had no interest in joining bandmates Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones for a reunion. Lep Zeppelin is Done, Over, Kaput!

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'Led Zeppelin are over!' (Or not?)
PopWatch — ... . "If you didn't see them in 2007, you missed them. It's done. I can't be any clearer than that." That sure does sound like a final death knell for the long-brewing rumors that Page, John Paul Jones, and Jason Bonham (son of late drummer John Bonham) would get back together for a tour or even an album without reunion-shy frontman Robert Plant. Of course, just a couple days ago this same manager was eagerly stirring up those very rumors in interviews. So who's really to say whether any or all surviving band members might change their minds again tomorrow? Even as a pretty big ...