Other dates:

• Birmingham NIA (May 5)
• Manchester Apollo (7)
• Cardiff International Arena (8)
• Düsseldorf Philipshalle (10)

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• Brussells Forest National Club (11)
• Paris Le Grand Rex Theatre (13)
• Amsterdam Heineken Music Hall (14)
• Stockholm Hovet (Ice Hall) (16)
• Oslo Spektrum (18)
• Bergen Bergenshalle (19)
• London Wembley Arena (22)

The fans will be able to buy tickets beginning Friday (december 14).

Along Floyd and Doors, Led Zeppelin was one of the most influential bands of my youth. Although I’ve just discovered them less than 10 years ago i consider Led Zeppelin a legend of rock music. The reunion concert must have been incredible. I can tell it was amazing from watching some footage recorded by the audience but I cannot imagine how the fans felt during this reunion concert. There are rumors that Jimmy Page suggested a world tour. Hopefully this will be real as millions of youngsters and young-at-heart would love this.

The setlist of the London reunion concert was:

1. “Good Times Bad Times”
2. “Ramble On”
3. “Black Dog”
4. “In My Time of Dying”
5. “For Your Life” (live debut)
6. “Trampled Under Foot”
7. “Nobody’s Fault but Mine”
8. “No Quarter”
9. “Since I’ve Been Loving You”
10. “Dazed and Confused”
11. “Stairway to Heaven”
12. “The Song Remains the Same”
13. “Misty Mountain Hop”
14. “Kashmir”

Encore:

15. “Whole Lotta Love”
16. “Rock and Roll”

I loved the ending - Jason kneeling down in front of THE Gods - Led Zeppelin.

Some were lucky enough to be there in person, for those of you who want to take a peak at how the first Led Zeppelin concert after more than 20 years was like check out the videos below. If you can help with videos of a better quality please leave a reply and give me a hand.

1. Good Times Bad Times

2. Ramble On

3. Black Dog

4. In My Time Of Dying

5. For Your Life

6. Trampled Under Foot

Footage missing, if you can help please leave a reply. Thanks

7. Nobody’s Fault but Mine (incomplete)

8. No Quarter

9. Since I’ve Been Loving You

10. Dazed and Confused (incomplete)

11. Stairway to Heaven

12. The Song Remains the Same

13. Misty Mountain Hop (incomplete, bad sound)

14. Kashmir

Encore:

15. Whole Lotta Love

16. Rock’n'Roll

Their first single launched The Pretender got aired on tv also with this neat video clip.

Dave Grohl seems to be more active in this video than usual. But still looking good, long hair suits him fine.

Nice vocals and rhythm, unfortunately people noticed similarities with Stairway to Heaven intro, and at some point there’s a 4 second fragment that reminds me of Apollo 440’s Stop The Rock song.

They shot a video for the song - Jigsaw Falling Into Place from their latest album In Rainbows.
The video was recorded on a single shot at their studio in Oxfordshire. The idea of the video is filming with helmet cams the band playing the song in the studio. It was directed by Adam Buxton and produced by Garth Jennings.

I must tell you that i find Jigsaw as the best song on the album. Is haunting me everyday when i’m listening to it on my way to and from work.

Here’s the video:

Another video shot in the same manner that i enjoy is a Peter Gabriel video Digging in the Dirt , but this one’s a live recording.

It’s an interesting recording from Secret World Live in 1994, using the helmet camera.

His actual name is Örn Elías Guðmundsson and he usually plays a laptop and a guitar and combines Icelandic folk music with weird sounds. He has a quite unique sound and a very pleasant voice.
In addition to his 3 albums - Lonely Mountain (2003), Mugimama Is This Monkey Music? (2004) and newly released Mugiboogie (2007) he also made 3 soundtracks, for Niceland (2004), Little Trip (2005) and Mýrin (2006).

Along with Björk and Sigur Rós, he made me love Icelandic music.

You can try some of his stuff here

Although the opinions are diverse, and some people say thise material is not as good as previous ones, I enjoy it very much, the music as well as the artwork and image of this album.

I “met” them about 4 years ago - I was listening to them all day log. After about 2 weeks of intense listening all my online friends were asking me who they are and wanted to listen to them to see why they had such an effect on me. This Porcupine Tree euphoria lasted for me about 2 months (almost non stop listening). In Absentia and Warszawa had no secrets for me.

Then I began listening to the rest of the albums. And I had more and more great surprises with each album I listened to. I slowly fell in love with a totally different song. I waited for the sky to turn blue with the Smart Kid, I watched Trains leaving the summer behind them, I flew to Jupiter Island, I lived days in which I was sure It Will Rain For a Million Years, I never took my Last Chace to Evacuate Planet Earth Before It Is Recycled, I loved the Blackest Eyes, I wanted to run Way Out of Here. Porcupine Tree became my soundtrack.

They became one of my favourite bands. Although I don’t listen to them as much as I did back then, when I’ve discovered them, I still love them and have the great surprise of still discovering songs from a totally different perspective. And this happens only to great bands such as this one.

I think I could never state that a certain album is my favourite, cause have songs I really love in each album. But no matter what, I can say that my all time favourite song by them is Last Chance to Evacuate Planet Earth Before It Is Recycled for its simplicity, great great lyrics, and for the feeling this songs gives me.

I’m sure there will be many years ahead when I will still be listening to this band, so this is only the Start of Something Beautiful

With this in mind I chose - once again - Tin Hat (Trio) as band of the day.

They started as Tin Hat Trio in 1997 in San Francisco as an acoustic chamber music group. After releasing 4 albums under this name - Memory Is an Elephant (1999), Helium (2000), The Rodeo Eroded (2002) and Book of Silk. (2004) -, one of the members - Rob Burger (accordion, piano, pump organ, harmonica, marxophone) - left the band so the other members Carla Kihlstedt (violin, viola, vocals) and Mark Orton (guitar, dobro, banjo) changed the name of the band to Tin Hat, and released a new album under this name The Sad Machinery of Spring (2007)

They manage to combine a lot of styles - blues, bluegrass, jazz, avant-garde, folk - rendering a unique sound.

I came across this band about two years ago, and I fell in love with their Book of Silk (2004) - which still is my favourite album.
The soothing-without-being-boring sounds have accompanied me in lots of my working moments

For further information, visit their official site