20 Years Ago: Jimmy Page and Robert Plant Reunite for the Daring, Genre-Bending 'No Quarter' (Ultimate Classic Rock)

Any Led Zeppelin fan expecting Robert Plant and Jimmy Page‘s long-awaited reunion to include John Paul Jones must have been stunned to find them working instead with street musicians in Marrakech, Morocco. Such were the otherworldly aims of ‘No Quarter: Jimmy Page and Robert Plant Unledded,’ which arrived on Oct. 12, 1994. 

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Jimmy Page Inching Closer to Forming New Band (UCR)

Jimmy Page has expressed frustration that Led Zeppelin haven’t mounted a reunion tour, but he sounds like he’s getting closer to starting his own group again. In fact, it could happen as soon as next year. 


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Robert Plant Wants to Hear New Music From Jimmy Page (UCR)

Robert Plant has been outspoken in his desire to move forward with his music instead of dwelling on his Led Zeppelin legacy. And as he made clear during a recent conversation with the Telegraph, he knows his old partner Jimmy Page could find the same sort of fulfillment from new music, if he’d only get down to business and start creating it. 

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