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I have seen this band 6 times and they just keep getting better and better, if that's possible. Outstanding performance, I wish they played longer. Great encore with Rock N' Roll and The Immigrant Song. I only wish I could make it for the acoustic set at Cafe Kasmir next Saturday.
I just want to say that I have seen your last 5 local shows here in So, Cal and I am totally convinced that you are the best Tribute band out there! Thanks for playing "Nobodys Fault But Mine" last night - My wife had e-mailed that request in you did it! We have been checking out the Tribute scene for about the last year or so and have been to alot of different shows and you guys always mix up the set lists and keep it fresh - Thats why we keep coming out to the shows. Thanks again and we will see you!
Man, that place was CROWDED that night! Which One's Pink put on a great show, despite some audio difficulties. Led Zepagain brought that hurricane-like force into the building. As a matter of fact, that's when it really began to rain hard outside. Hearing NO QUARTER was such a highlight for me. I really love how you all do the live versions I must say that I'm not too fond of the studio version. WHEN THE LEVEE BREAKS is one of those songs that never tires me out. BLACK COUNTRY WOMAN - oh man, thank you ever so much for having brought this one out from the back of the closet. GALLOWS POLE that's my jam right there. DAZED AND CONFUSED that's my #1 jam right there!!!! That's head banging heaven for me right there. The medley, with What is and What Should Never Be, always blows me away. I think there was even a sprinkling of The Lemon Song up in there. This was another amazing night of sheer bliss for many of us. Alicia and I had a great time. Celeste, you were missed. =(
We saw you for the first time at your 12/9 show at the Galaxy Theater, and were completly blown out of the water!! We can't wait to see you again, our only hope is you play longer...
Just wanted to say that you guys put on a GREAT show on Saturday.... This is actually the 3rd time I have seen you - however, I do have one complaint. My absolute favorite song is RAMBLE ON and I've yet to hear you sing it. Hopefully you guys will add that song to your playlist and I can come see you again! (Let us know the next time you're coming to a show, and we'll be sure to put Ramble On in the set for you! - Zepagain)
that encore last night was unreal. amazing. the solos sounded exactly like the live albums...dear jesus im still in awe. this comment goes towards the bassist...im the guy who was giving you the bass fingers in the front row. you rock man! JONESY. loved it...every second of it.
you guys totally kicked sooo much ass at the Galaxy.... OMG one of the best concerts i have ever been too
The evening got off to a rocky start, with sound mix problems plaguing the opening act, an ELP tribute band. If I hadn't heard ELP before, I would have sworn they were a bass, and drum outfit. The synths, and keyboards were virtually inaudible. The second band, Which one's Pink, faired better, although the mix was still heavy on the bass and drums (even when the band didn't intend for it) and light on the keyboards. They still put on an awsome show. (Note: never let a bass player with "mix issues" run your sound board. Regardless of what they may think, vocals belong up front, followed, by guitar (that being my predjudice) and keyboards. Bass players are there for the most part to translate for the drummer!) Closing up the night was Led Zepagain, who I noted took the opportunity to ring out some hot nodes in the room during their set up. I crossed my fingers as the band took the stage, opening with "Rock and Roll" the best mix I'd heard all night! Swan came exploding onto the stage only to sing into a dead mike! (Refer to sound mix Note appearing above). In all fairness after that the band was incredible! (Actually, the band was great even during the mike snafu). Anyway, hope this doesn't sound like a bad review the band was great! I can't wait to see them do an accoustic set at Cafe Kashmire, and I'm hoping I can dump the wife for evening, arriange a boys night out and see them at the House of Blues on Sunset at their next Pink Zeppelin tour date!
Wow, you actually do take requests, good times bad times was your second song of the set...saw you at the hob san diego 11/24 then 12/02 at the powerhouse and requested that song and although swanny was "under the weather" it sounded great, the song remains the same was also a great extended suprise..I'll keep coming back if that's o.k with you...Ken
I kept my expectations low since you were the 9pm set. I am so grateful! You guys exceeded those expectations. You sounded so sweet 'n' tight! I can't tell you enough what a treat it is for me. I really enjoyed seeing you and Coldshot together in one night. I hope you guys can get together again and play longer sets. Many, many thanks!! ~Donna
Lori & I drove down from L.A. to check out your show. We knew we were headed for an exciting evening. Zepagain opened up w/The Song Remains the Same going right into The Rover. That was nice. Kersey did a fabulous job w/Moby Dick. He always does that song justice. When I heard you playing Misty Mountain Hop, I waited w/anticipation for the seque into Since I Been Loving You. Awesome. For Your Life was good too. I've only seen you guys do that song once before. Bron Y' Stomp was fun & it was neat watching everyone headbang to Kashmir. The show was going well until someone came flying through the air landing right on me. I'm glad to say that I survived. (We're glad too! We saw that guy take a flying leap, and hoped he wasn't gonna hurt anyone! - Zepagain)
WOW.. What a show. You will love them. Please come back to San Diego soon!
I'm going to have to print up a t-shirt that says, "I survived a Led Zepagain Concert!" Celeste and I had an adventurous evening that night. Wow, what an amazing display of force that you all put on stage. I can't say anything more, other than AMAZING!!! For Your Life was tight..... Thanks for everything, for a great evening! I really appreciate all that you've done for Celeste and myself. As usual, I can't wait for the next gig. The next stop for me will be The Pink Zeppelin Tour in Santa Ana! Beatriz - Congratulations again on your brother proposing to his girlfriend on stage! (I think she said yes, LOL!) Elaine -- That's a damn shame that we missed each other. I got to witness a few Zepagain newbies who were raving about the show that night and on-line. You guys better continue cranking it up to 11!
Wow, what an awesome gig this past Friday in San Diego! I was so determined to attend & just barely, BARELY made it to this show w/ absolutely no regrets. Haven t seen you guys in a long time & it was a fantastic way to celebrate post Thanksgiving! Among the tunes performed, in no less than remarkable acumen: Achilles Last Stand, Whole Lotta Love, Stairway to Heaven, Kashmir, Going to California, Rover Intro towards Sick Again, Rock-n-Roll, Moby Dick, & the list goes on. My personal pro picks on top from this gig were LEMON SONG & BRING IT ON HOME! Thanks again for a keeping the spirit of rock-n-roll alive. Cheers always to my favorite regional band!!!
Its always NICE having you guys in San Diego. Hope to have you back Soon!!!
Wow guys I dont know how you do it. This is my third time and I was physicaly wiped out after the show. You guys just kept getting more and more hot as the night went on. I tell my friends that when you go to see Led Zepagain it is like going back in a time machine and seeing the real deal. Thanks for the great music guys. I got to say hi to steve before the show, what a nice guy.
Your show tonight was awesome!!!the crowd was just as good, even steve/jimmy mentioned the "magic", this was my 5th and marys 3rd,still haven't heard "good time bad times" guess I'll have to keep coming back. Trekked all the way down from sacramento for this one, see you next week where I first discovered you in folsom, consider this a review and a request "gtbt" pretty please Ken
I saw them at mock rock at raley field in '05. they stole the show and knocked everyone's socks off. They came back to sacramento in '06 at powerhouse pub and I stood in front of the stage. these guys are great as a tribute band and I hope they come back to the sacramento area soon. You are always welcome!! just let me know where you are playing
Saw you guys once again at McMurphy's and was glad we didn't miss it. It was my 36th b-day and what a good time we had. Rockin and Rollin hard like you always do gets me and my husband going everytime. Swan you are killer! You get the crowd moving with your identical plant moves. You all are soo awesome! We will continue to come out and see you, godwilling. YOU GUYS ROCK!!!
I've been neglecting my duties as a faithful Led Zepagain reviewer... my sincerest apologies. Life has been very hectic lately and I can barely make it to the gigs alone, so writing the reviews has been put to the side. Now, I did manage to get to Paladino's on time for their 5th anniversary show. Wow, it felt so good seeing so many of the regulars and past fellow Fan Of The Month folk. The boys put on a BLAZING show!!! It's always a cool show whenever I hear Good Times, Bad Times. It was nice to see a guest musician with them during Kashmir (which I can never get tired of listening to.) I think it had been a while since I'd heard Going to CA back to back with That's The Way....nice!!! The Wanton Song ALWAYS gets me going!!! Hearing Babe I'm Gonna Leave You was the highlight of the evening for me! It's not too often that we get to hear this one. Another wonderful treat was What Is And What Should Never Be. You all do such an amazing job with this one, really. I was mad as all hell when you weren't allowed back to do an encore. That was a damn shame! There were tons of us stomping around, yelling and begging for more (especially since I knew what songs you would have done....that upset me even more!) But you all were great and I was telling Celeste that I felt like a proud mom sitting in the corner, with a single tear welling in my eye, watching you all come so far! It's been a two and a half year journey for me thus far and as of the date of this gig, I have seen Led Zepagain 94 times. I love you guys very much and I wish you much continued success, keeping the Led Zeppelin legacy alive! (Thank you so much Lori, you're the coolest! - Zepagain)
Just wanted to drop you a note to let you know I thought you guys were great, and keep up the good work! This was the first time I have been to one of your shows. Got to tell you, I was skeptical, but a friend of mine said I would not be disappointed and he was right. Each one of your band members does an excellent job - and that is no easy feat given Zep is one of the greatest rock bands of all time. Look forward to seeing you again! Your efforts and music are appreciated. Best regards, Howard.
Wow, what an amazing show at McMurphy's! It was of the best sets ever and I have seen and heard a lot of shows over the years. I think what made this show so great were the song requests. We were able to hear the songs we love such as Thank you, Ramble On, Rock and Roll, Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You, Kasmir and Stairway to Heaven. Achilles Last Stand was awesome and worth every penny! :) There truly was an energy on that small stage and in the audience at this show. Led Zepagain makes me feel like a teenager again and puts a smile on my face! :) Keep on rockin!
I was able to attend the show at the HOB in Anaheim...and being my 6th show I was just as in awe as I was the first time...it was also the 2nd anniv of the first time I saw a Led Zepagain show...I got to be in the front...and I know that this is as close as I will come to seeing the real thing, and I couldn't be happier to be a fan of an awesome tribute band! YOU GUYS ROCK AND I CAN'T WAIT TILL NEXT TIME!
Great concert at the Cow Palace on October 24, 2006..I was right up front and enjoyed every bit of the show....Swan...your voice resemblence to Robert Plant....uncanny....I wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't heard it for myself.....I enjoyed the double neck guitar playing too. Great, fun, show! I wish there could have been more encores...You all were great! Michelle Savage, Glendale, AZ.
FOLSOM!!! WHAT A PARTY! BEST SET YET!BLEW OUT MY EARDRUMS! MY SHOULDER HURTS! YOU GUYS ARE THE GREATEST! NEVER STOP ROCKING AND ROLLING!!!
Finally made it to my third Zepagain show (HHOB 1/26 and Galaxy 3/?). This time I brought an old best friend who is an excellent guitarist. The best part was keeping who he was going to see a secret until he saw you open with the bow. He also is a lifelong Zep fan like me. We had not seen each other in almost 20 years which made this quite a reunion. We used to go to the "midnight movies" in the early eighties and see "The Song Remains the Same". We usually burned one during no quarter. Anyway, he had no idea what was coming and was pretty much just tripping on you like most real Led heads would. Afterward he said he couldn't imagine anyone getting it any closer. We drank and rocked and met cute girls and partied all night long after we left HOB. Thanks for being so accurate and passionate and keep doing it the way you do. Here's to next time!
What an awesome show!!! An unfortunate turn of events prevented me from seeing Led Zeppelin in Los Angeles in 1977. I've been bumming ever since. This weekend's Led Zepagain concert cured me of my funk! I'm hooked on this band! Thanks you, Led Zapagain, for your faithfulness to the music, magic and mystery that is forever Led Zeppelin. I'm hooked on you!
This was the second time I've had the oppurtunity to see the band in concert. I saw you at the Grove. I had a great time Friday night, the energy from the crowd may of been a little low, but you guys still put on a great performance. The sound was great, and the drum solo was awesome. Looking forward to hearing/seeing you again.Thank you for keeping the Zep music alive.
i saw you guys at that show on friday! i was skeptical to see if anyone could capture even a small part of led zeppelin in a cover act, but you guys put all doubts away! your entire set was amazing and awe inspiring! keep up the good work!
I like to call myself Led Zeppelin's biggest fan from India. I was at the corporate event at the Cow Palace when I noticed your name on the playbill. I'll admit I was very suspicious - it was a tribute band playing for a bunch of computer geeks... I wandered over expecting a set with a few simple songs and some theatrics... I was so wrong! You guys were awesome and I'm still kicking myself for not making it over in time to catch the whole set. I've seen Page and Plant perform but never JPJ and Bonzo. Now I feel like I have. Thanks for making this trip to California the most memorable one ever. I cant wait to catch you guys next time.
Yes, I took the train down AGAIN all the way from the Bay Area, because I HAD to see you play the Whiskey and it was soooo AWESOME!!!!! I brought a friend who had never seen you play, and was dubious about tribute bands, but he loved you and you rocked us all hard!!! Thanks for playing the Rain Song and Song Remains and for ending with Kashmir :) I got my tickets for the Folsom Halloween show, Lori and I are there and I'll be freshly inked with Bonzo! See you soon, love you guys!
Well, the first thing I noticed was the fact that Swan was sporting a moustache. Damn, you re looking hot Swan! I think it actually makes you look even MORE like Robert Plant. And then I noticed that Steve had what appeared to be a new toy. Steve, is that a brown sunburst Les Paul that you were sporting there? It didn't look like the cherry guitar that you usually play. And Jim Wootten, wow, Penny Lane hooked it up with your new jacket! Damn, you were sporting it very well! And Jim Kersey, you know I can't leave you out man: you weren't wearing your bandana, LOL! So that's what was different with you all. I noticed that Steve busted out with some new licks on some of the songs. It was awesome to hear the following tunes: The Song Remains the Same followed by The Rain Song; How Many More Times; Bring It On Home; Moby Dick and Ramble On. Since I carpooled with Mark, of course he dragged me out of there before Stairway, but I really enjoyed the time that I WAS there! Mixelle, you crazy girl, I can't believe you made another crazy train turn-around trip all the way from Antioch to come and check out the show again! You rock! Led Zepagain, it was SOO good to see you all tear it up again. It had been one month and one week since I'd last seen you perform. That's too taxing on my system.
awesome show!!! u guys rocked the whisky!!! and i got a drumstick from jim kersey!!! steve, awesome job on 'since ive been loving you' overall, u guys were great!!! thanks for keeping zeppelin alive. - ivan.
My wife, her mother & her mother's boyfriend were at your show in San Diego on 9/23/06. My wife and I have seen you 4-5 times now and this show blew us away. Also my mother in law and her boyfriend who had both seen Zeppelin live....said they were transported back, they loved you guys. Keep it up and thanks for allowing our generation to live Zeppelin.
Hey guys! i drove all the way out to the fair at the del mar fairgrounds last time you guys played there and i gotta say you guys were probably the most fun show ive been to, and ive been to a TON of shows, my first being deep purple witht he scorpions and DIO. i saw robert plant downtown last time he was here and i honestly had a better time at zepagain! I just graduated from high school and I've been playing guitar since the 5th grade, all because a friend of my dad handed me led zeppelin 3 and i sat and listened to it for a good 6 hours while at my sisters waterpolo tournament when i was in the 6th grade. ill never forget that day! My first band was a zeppelin coverband, called ourselves "Black Dog" and we were hte best band in middle school! ha! I definitely look forward to seeing you guys any chance i can get! You guys put on a great show -Conor McQueen, Chula Vista -CA
My husband and I thought you were TERRIFIC!!! I just wanted to let you know, as of Saturday we've now seen all 3 Led Tribute bands, H**********r from Vegas, Z******a for up north and You guys ... ZEPAGAIN are by far the best !!! The performance, body motions, sound are just outstanding, we will definetly be seeing you every time your near our Anaheim/orange county area. Keep rocking!
You guys ROCK! i was at your show at the House of Blues in San Diego last nite (9-23) and you guys freakin blew me away. ive been raised on Zeppelin and classic rock, and theyre my favorite band. Ive always wished i could see them live and you guys pulled it off. i totally forgot i was watching a tribute band that whole lota love medley at the end of the show, with boogie all night long and lemon song was sweet. "jimmy" was on it all night! cheers to you and hope to see you in town soon again! rock on.
I've been a big Led Zeppelin fan since I was a little kid and I honestly can't imagine ANY band ever coming closer to capturing the look, feel, vibe and most especially the sound of Led Zeppelin better than you guys do. You've somehow managed to both capture and faithfully recreate the magic of Zeppelin at their very best... and nowhere is this more apparent than in your live performances. Your concerts are just unreal and energizing in a wonderful & jaw dropping kind of way. Your show at the Grove was my seventh time seeing you perform... and I still can't believe how good you are!! You guys are just spot-on in every way. I really don't know what else to say about you... you're truly amazing!! Thank you, T
I had been waiting in restless anticipation for this gig. Led Zepagain broke in a new venue this night, and what a venue it is!!! I had been longing to see Led Zepagain tear up this place and my goodness, they looked so damn good up on that stage. Hearing them bust open the evening with IMMIGRANT SONG was, in my eyes, the ideal song to open up with. And then to hear WHEN THE LEVEE BREAKS right after it, damn, that just blew the drink right out of my hand! I have been blessed to have heard that song at two consecutive gigs. What a treat! Speaking of other rarities being played, THANK YOU is just mesmerizing and I uh... thank you for having played it. I can never get enough of that song! KASHMIR was excellent, loved it! When I heard TSRTS, I was praying that THE RAIN SONG would come on right after it. After all, it had been such a long time since I'd last heard it. It was played PERFECTLY and I was squealing and jumping for joy as I usually do when that song comes on, much to the annoyance of the people in front of me. Oh well, I had offered to pay those two girls so that we could have traded spots. They were in the very front, leaning on the railing. I was like, "Don't you DARE tell me to be quiet while my boys are playing!" BRON-YR-STOMP was groovy beyond belief! People were tapping each other's knees and asses when this one was raging! I was told that Dazed and Confused was performed. Sorry, but by then I was having too much of a good time. But somehow I busted out with my cell phone and recorded some video footage of Steve with the bow (my favorite part!) The next day I was like, "what the hell, I don't remember having recorded this!" Now I must say that my girl, Mixelle, hopped on a bus and then a train and left her hometown of Antioch (somewhere up north and damn far away) early that morning just to come to this gig. That's hard-core! I picked her up at the train station and dropped her off there the following morning. We had a BLAST, along with Evan, my ever-faithful Zeppelin brother. Lyle, it was very nice meeting you! Randy, hope to see you at a gig again, where we can maintain a proper conversation. LOL! It was great to see all the familiar faces as well. I am SOO proud of Led Zepagain's performance. My boys tore it up again!
Saw your show at the Grove in Anaheim, you never cease to satisfy.will probably see you again in San Diego!
i saw your show at the grove 9/8/2006. i cant say enough how impressed i was, how accurate your portrayal of zep is. i will definately see this band again.
Eighteen hours back and forth on a train, $200 later, and it was more than f***ing worth it!!! Hearing "Levee" played live has made my life complete. I'll never forget this show. Steve, I like the hair. Lori, mucho gracias, you are a rock goddess, and I had so much fun meeting everyone-Evan thanks for the warmth, Jan I'm gonna get you wasted next time, Randy you can give me a massage someday, Dan you look great in your boxers, Which One's Pink are sooo good, their version of Comfortably Numb was beyond expectations and Led Zepagain, you always rock me hard. Next stop, the Whiskey in Hell-A!!!
Hey Guys! My husband and I attended the Pink Zeppelin Show Saturday night and I have to say that we loved every minute. We are dedicated Zepagain fans and last saw you guys in May. When you hit the stage we were surprised by the band's new look. It was shocking at first but by the end of the show I swear that I was staring at Jimmy Page. W1P was also excellent and it was really great to see Steve as we know and love him. Thanks again for putting on an outstanding performance. Hope to see you soon.
This was my first zeppagain concert it was amazing. I can't wait for another near by and for all ages. My son was so impressed and dreams of playing a song with you some day soon. He is one of your biggest fans. He plays the guitar. There were poeple of all ages and everyone was enjoying themselves. It was a great feeling that young poeple and older poeple like me 42 year old can be at the same concert and have save clean fun. Thanks Mar
I just saw your performance at the Grove this evening. WOW ! you guys were great. I went in my time machine and was 16 again!! You guys were awesome. Definitely going to the Whisky show and bringing my friends. Thanks for a great show!
Wow, "When The Levee Breaks" remains one of Zeppelin's strongest tunes. It drives me literally insane each time I hear you guys bust out with it. Celeste and I got a little lost on the way up there, and I heard that you all opened up with "We're Gonna Groove." That's a damn shame if we truly did miss that jam. "Tangerine" was way overdue, but it was still oh so sweetly performed. "Thank You" with its fiery guitar solo, just about makes me cry each time. I just love that damn song. "Kashmir" was tight as hell. Shit, the whole performance was off the hook! It was good seeing Captain Ron and Lady Joy as spectators in the crowd and not working for once. You all put on a really tight and solid performance. As usual, it was great seeing you all smile and have a good time on stage. This was another beautiful performance. I can't wait to see what you'll have in store for us for the show @ The Grove. Love you all, --L. :)
You guys ROCK the best show I've seen in awhile. My son and his friend we're blown away they both play guitar and drums trying to get a band together. I appreciate the time you spent to talk with myself and the boy's that meant alot to those boy's something they will soon not forget. What inspiration you gave them. Again thanks for your time and for the great show I will be checking for dates close to Farmington.
Gentlemen… Thank you VERY much for your recent performance at the San Juan County Fair in Farmington, NM! The music was flawless, and the portrayal of the band was jaw-dropping! It was easy to actually lose oneself in the “tribute”, and imagine it was Knebworth ’79 all over again. The coolest part for me was your interaction with the audience (sorry it took so long to finally come forward!) especially the young people. You were gracious with your time after the show, and a delight to speak with. Professional, spot-on, and kind to boot. Don’t find that a lot these days in the biz. Bravo! Again, deepest thanks for a wonderful evening… Adam Savage Big Dog 96.9/106.7 Clear Channel Four Corners Farmington, NM/Durango, CO
Awesome show Saturday in Folsom. Ever since I saw that you were playing (I couldn't make it though) at the Del Mar Fair, I anticipated seeing you guys and you didn't disappoint. No wonder Jimmy Page blessed you guys. The only thing I wished was that my oldest (14) could have come, he and his friends love Led Zep and would have enjoyed the show.
I was blown away by your performance Saturday night. The only other time I had a chance to see you was at Mock Rock, Sacramento, last year. You can't beat the intimacy of a small club. Swan has got it down, tight guitar from Steve, (been a Page fan since the Yardbirds), thought John Bonham had been resurrected, and super smooth bass from Jim. I'll see you whenever you're up north. Hell, I might even take a trip to Southern Cal to catch you. Best tribute band I've ever heard. Keep on rockin'.
Wow...I'm still speachless, a really fantastic show that I will never forget. I've seen alot of Tribute bands, and just like Dark Star Orchestra, if you close your eyes you are transported right back to an original concert, a veritable time machine. I'm not going to miss another show within driving distance, so come back again REAL SOON! Rock On!!
Saw the show last Friday night at the House of Blues San Diego, I was really impressed. I am big LZ fan, you guys put on a great show. Keep the spirit alive...
Last Friday I witnessed the best concert performance I have seen in years! It was the first time I had been to a Led Zep Again show. I went to see Your band at The House Of Blues/San Diego. I am Wheelchair bound and got to sit behind the sound box. I believe I had the best seat in the house. Your band is soooooooo good! I had so much fun, I really appreciate your tribute to Led Zep. A new and happy fan, Deborah Day. If your ever back I promise this is one fan who will be first in line. Thanks for giving me so much!
What a kickass show last night! And what a treat to FINALLY see the legend that is Led Zepagain on a very hot night. As a first timer, here are my thoughts (can't have enough grassroots feedback, can you?): YOU GUYS WERE IN THE ZONE. From the first strains of "SRTS" to the killer encore duo of "Heartbreaker" / "Immigrant Song", I was truly amazed at the entire band's tightness and vibe. I closed my eyes, it was LZ. I opened my eyes, it was LZ...on a very good night! (I had seen LZ three times: 1969 w/Jethro Tull, first headlining tour of the USA; the 1972/3 "IV" tour; and 1977 ( I was very stoned, but then, so were they; it seemed they played "No Quarter" and "Kashmir" for an hour each). You guys had more zest than they ever did in those three shows, and they were good shows. YOU GIVE THE AUDIENCE THE WHOLE EXPERIENCE. The solos, the effects, the moves are right on. It is evident, you CARE. And the audience eats that up. EACH PLAYER STAYS WITHIN HIMSELF WHILE THE BAND SHINES AS UNIT. Each member has his upside, and you communicate beautifully. SWAN IS A REVELATION! Fantastic walking of the thin line between Plant and chaos! The Percy moves and vocals are lovingly reproduced, but Swan shines through as himself in every song. Brilliant. and, finally, STEVE, YOU OUTDO YOURSELF! Every song I said to myself "well, he can't pull this off" and you proceed to do it! The "Heartbreaker" solo; the "Stairway" sound; the "Whole Lotta Love" sonics (theremin?); the moves, the clothes, the axes, the bow...it is all there for the audience to revel in. You guys do the trick: you allow your audience to experience live the music they love, and you give them that little bit extra to make the night special. No wonder you are such a success. I will make it a point to experience Led Zep...Again!
About the show last night at the House of Blues- Wow- I mean HOLY COW WOW! I thought you guys were good at the Del Mar Fair- but last night was incredible. Great song selection for the set, and you guys were Dead On Tight with your performance. When you broke into "Fool in the Rain", my son and I went nuts; to hear that song played with the energy and skill you guys brought to the gig last night was an experience I will never forget. Thanks for playing that request- and for a great experience. Next time you play in San Diego, I will be there.
Let me start out by stating that I've been to a lot of tribute shows. This was easily the best one I've ever seen! :-) My voice is still sore from all the singin' and screamin'. When "jimmy page" played the famous guitar solo with a violin bow, the show went from 10 to 11 ;-) I would've been a satisfied customer just seeing those 3 minutes. Rock and Roll is not one of my favorite songs but the spirit in which it was played was awesome. The crowd was going wild at that point. Keep up the good work! I really want to see one of your shows again soon. After seeing y'all, I thought to myself, "where's my generation's Led Zeppelin?". The bands nowadays aren't worthy of holding their loincloths.
Hey Guys, Awesome show last night ! We've seen you quite a few times and each time is better then the last...can't wait for the next gig. You had the crowd from the first note of "Song....." and just exploded with each song after that. Once again, awesome show ! Peace. Annie ( Zepqueen ) Buzzy
Last Friday at Mcmurphys was my 15th time Ive seen you guys. As always you were amazing !!!!!!! Rock On !
What a weekend! I'm still in recovery mode, that's for damn sure! Friday, Angi, Evan and I cruised out to Pasadena for the gig. The stage was so damn small, so I honestly thought that it would be impossible for them to perform. But damn, the boys pulled it off! High energy, high intensity show! Thank you so much for the birthday shout-out to Celeste and myself. I only remember Kashmir, Misty Mountain Hop and that killer transition to Since I've Been Loving You!!! Ummm, due to the fact that my friends and I had celebrated with the elixir of the gods, we don't recall what other songs were played. But we had a damn good time!!!! As for Saturday, well you guys had a KILLER set! Too bad the damn venue wasn't equipped to handle the sheer power of Zepagain. Wearing & Tearing as the intro to The Wanton Song, was just beautiful! Bron-Yr-Stomp, Heartbreaker and The Song Remains the Same were insane. My MVP award goes to How Many More Times! That song kicked major ass!!! WAIT, it's a tie b/w HMMT and THE LEMON SONG!!! Holy shit, it had been a long time since I'd heard that one!!!! I loved how you guys busted out with that one....THANK YOU!!! Kersey tore it up with Moby Dick, as he usually does. Too bad time ran out and we weren't able to hear Immigrant Song. But we still had a kick-ass time and Zepagain did what they could, despite the technical issues that were present. You guys continue to amaze me. Thanks for a great weekend. Rock on!
I can't stress enough how much I enjoy the musical pairing of Steel Rod and Led Zepagain. This is a HOT combination! Zepagain, thanks for another wonderful opportunity to fly the coop and come out and party. It's always such an uplifting experience to be able to catch another one of your performances. Good times were had that night, indeed. I'm not going to even try to get into the songlist, 'cause I don't remember, even though I do have a copy of the setlist, LOL! It was great seeing Veronica, Alicia & her crew, Marky Mark and Sue. Brad (Ledhead from Planet Zeppelin) it was awesome getting to meet you in person as well! Thanks again, guys!!! You always rock....
I have seen these guys at the BanDar in Ventura CA (which no longer exists). They ROCK !!!!
I must say that this is the fifth show i have been to and you guys rocked the house..... I love you guys!!!!!!!!!!! I am a huge Led Zeppelin fan, growing up listening to thier music since birth and you guys do it unbelievably......... I have made the vow to see you as much as i can for your shows take me to a place of total bliss............. Love Anna and by the way Congradulations SWAN and TARA on your recent marriage.........
Guys, thanks again for In the Light! I feel a very special attachment to that song and your rendition thereof! Now, to quote the Babys, "isn't it time" that the Pink Zeppelin tour hit HOB Vegas, San Diego, Anaheim and the two new ones soon to open in Dallas and Houston (and hey Houston's too close to New Orleans). EVERYBODY needs the light!
The spirit of Zeppelin lives !!!! The show was great with some great sound and a love vibe in the house. Nobody's Fault but Mine was awesome, great harmonica. Good Times,Bad Times ROCKED!!! Great show guys, I would recommend my fiends see you whenever they can !!
Wow! Y'all rocked the dessert & were awesome at it! It was great to meet y'all and I hope that your stay in West Texas was enjoyable as well. Everyone here has just raved about how good the band is!! Hope to have you back again. Lisa
Awesome show at the HOB guys! Battle of Evermore - wow! What a treat! And Achilles, Kashmir, and Gallow's Pole. What a show!
You guys were ridiculously off the hook this past Friday night. The venue was pretty full of eager Zep and Floyd-heads. Hearing IN THE LIGHT for the first time in ages was just so refreshing. LEVEE, GALLOWS POLE and BATTLE OF EVERMORE were also awesome highlights of the evening for me. IN THE EVENING was also off the hook. There were plenty of thirsty Zep fans in the crowd that night, (as well as a few rude individuals who felt that they owned the whole place and were physically and verbally inconsiderate of those around them, by shoving and spilling drinks on purpose.) But a great time was had by all! Led Zepagain continue to make new fans each time they perform. I kept straining my neck towards the 2nd floor balcony to see if Jimmy Page was back there, but he wasn't, LOL! It was good to see some familiar faces in the crowd as well. Jim Kersey, thanks for the drumsticks, brother!!! Which One's Pink? also put on an AMAZING set, following Zepagain's tour de force. Whenever these two bands pair up, it continues to be a magical and spiritual experience for me. You boys continue to amaze me, even though I've now seen you perform 87 times. As usual, thanks for another wonderful and uplifting evening! By the way, I'm digging the new look you guys have. See you this Friday at Quiet Cannon. =)
omg!!!! you guys rocked hardcore..it was like hearing the real band live we all loved you guys and hope to hell yall come back to west texas to perform..i know all of us that heard u last night would be back!!! u guys are awesome..two thumbs up!!!!
Last night in Hollywood had to be one of the best times of my life. The power and soul that you guys brought to the stage was incredible. All I can say is that Led Zeppelin music live had more of an effect on me than I thought it would. Thanks, Lauren P.S. Never in my life did I think you guys would actually play "Hangman", I was proud to say I was one of the only fans out there who knew all of the words..rock on!
What's hotter than Las Vegas in June? What shines brighter than all the lights in Las Vegas? Led Zepagain, that's what! Another absolutely fantastic show!!! We had a business convention in Vegas that we weren't going to bother with until we saw that you guys were performing there on the same night. We practically knocked each other over diving for the suitcase! Wish I could record all the conversations going on in the audience during your shows, especially of people seeing you for the first time. They're always so blown away! One guy was on the phone to his friend saying, "You gotta get down here right now! These guys are great! It's like watching the real thing! I can't believe they're working so hard in this heat, they keep pumping out song after song, they don't let up!" It was wonderful visiting with everyone afterwards.
After having to re-apply my eyebrows three times in a row, I realized that because of the scorching Las Vegas weather, it was going to be a futile attempt. And to top it off, Led Zepagain were going to make the night even hotter. I resorted to cooling off by drinking a couple of beers, meeting some nice people and ultimately catching a kick-ass show. ROCK & ROLL got the crowd jump started. It was cool to see people following along with the riffs and lyrics of NOBODY'S FAULT BUT MINE. We all felt like we were stuck in the damn desert sands that KASHMIR boasted of. But I can never get tired of hearing that song. ACHILLES LAST STAND is a Zeppelin hallmark and even though some people might question why this song is played (since it clocks in at 10 minutes I think,) this further supports my reasoning as to why Zepagain stands apart from other bands. These guys really study Zeppelin and interpret them the way the original ones themselves would do in concerts. I love Achilles and please do continue to play it. THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME was ass-kicking. HEARTBREAKER is always a treat, as is the fitting tribute (MOBY DICK) that Jim Kersey performs for John Bonham, who is always flying high up in the skies and watching over us. GOING TO CALIFORNIA was sweet, but my MVP award for the evening has to go to BRON-YR-AUR STOMP! That's the ultimate ass-shaking song. Spent a little cash gambling and then Celeste, Alicia and myself made our triumphant return home, amidst traffic, burnt cars along the 15 and we also managed to avoid a major car wreck that took place seconds before us. Thanks for another great excuse to sneak out of town, boys!
After a late & loooong day of work, I bum rushed as fast as I could to enjoy the rest of my evening w/ Led Zepagain! I love it when these guys play in the San Diego area! All of my faves meshed into one beautiful setlist, which included: Nobody s Fault, Rock-n-Roll, Trampled Underfoot, Kashmir, GTC, That s the Way, Bron-y-aur Stomp, The Song Remains the Same A young guy named Sam did an awesome job rockin out w/the band & his SG to the Ocean! Dazed & Confused as well as Moby Dick rocked! In the Evening left me in complete awe. Whoa! The show concluded beautifully w/ Stairway & Whole Lotta Love. I highly enjoyed this show. Please come back soon!
I heard Led Zeppelin on the radio yesterday. They're almost as good as you. Don't quit. Hal
Seeing the movie, The Song Remains The Same for the first 15 minutes or so was very interesting. It was also funny as hell, because I heard some people nearby saying, 'what IS this film?" But I think that they eventually caught on. I loved how as the first strains of music started in the film, the large movie screen began to raise and Zepagain were in the back, opening up with ROCK AND ROLL! The setlist for this commemorative Madison Square Garden set was brought on out: Celebration Day, Black Dog, Over the Hills and Far Away, Misty Mountain Hop and my all-time favorite transition to one of the most bitchin-est songs in history, Since I've Been Loving You. No Quarter remains a Zepagain favorite of mine. The collaboration between Jim Wootten and Steve is simply amazing. For years, I'd emblazoned into my memory the combo of The Song Remains the Same followed by The Rain Song. I've heard Zepagain present these back to back many times, but trust me, it was just soo damned cool to have this setlist, just like in the original concert. Dazed and Confused will forever remain as one of my favorites. How can you not get sucked up by the dizzying effects that are produced by the bow and the guitar? Scary, hypnotic, thrilling, bone-chilling... I mean this song has it all. A slow melodic groove in the beginning and an ass-kicking beat towards the end. Jim Kersey did his thing with Moby Dick, Dick, Dick, Dick... he always hooks this song up. Heartbreaker and Whole Lotta Love are songs that always bring people to stand to full attention. Speaking of standing.... and boys, I know that this is not your fault, and Rick if you're reading this, I kindly request your attention. For some odd reason, the casino felt compelled to change the room set-up and to place banquet-length tables across the front of the stage, however they left a good amount of space open towards the front and center of the stage. This led me to believe that this area was for the loyal head-banging crowd that wanted to jam out up front. After my friends and I were booed, tomatoed and thrown a variety of expletives, we moved to the side of the stage where we proceeded to head-bang in peace. Soon a whole bunch of other people joined the party crowd on the side. My point is, it sucked that we had to be cornered off. Zeppelin music is not designed for a seated audience. Now granted, if you choose to sit down up in a balcony tier and pull out your opera glasses and watch these boys from the side, then that's your choice. And Swan, when you said that you were having some difficulty feeling the love from the crowd, well that's because the security guard had us corralled out by the kitchen area like a bunch of horses in heat. But I felt very constricted in this venue and I felt that there was a barrier between the band and the energy, the output that the crowd puts out. Interestingly, the last few times that you've played there, the tables hadn't been there. Bottom line (to any promoters or whomever is in charge of room layouts.) If you're going to book these boys, be prepared to handle a crowd that WILL want to rock out, that WILL want to dance up front, THAT WILL want to scream and shout. I don't appreciate being told to stop screaming, to stop moving around excitedly and to stop singing. The spirit of Zepagain moves me to such a degree that I'm just about to drop to the floor any moment now and start to speak in tongues. Welcome to the Zepagain Church!
Great show guys.It was my first time to see you guys although I follow Steve with Which One's Pink all the time and Jim with the Long Run. Both guys are better performers with Led Zepagain and will definitely watch you guys again & again.
Great performance from Led Zepagain at Pershing Square on June 6th 2006! I was heading on my way through Pershing Square on the way to the trains when I heard the announcer state Led Zepagain would be playing. I had always wanted to hear these guys so I stayed. I got to work late, but it was worth it. I time shifted the performance with my video camera and I and my wife watched it together at home at a decent hour (1 am) with the hifi blasting. If these guys put out a video it would be awesome. The show started with Swan waving us to the stage. Swan has such a sense of humor between songs. Two songs after playing Stairway to Heaven, someone requested it. Swan replied we just played stairway to heaven. Where in the hell were you. It s an eight minute song. Sorry man. Swan s comments got me laughing. I m a fan of Led Zeppelin, but I never got to hear them live. Led Zepagain is the next best thing to hearing the originals. After seeing and hearing these guys, it s easy to see why Jimmy Page endorses them. Here are a few snapshots I took of the event. PIC 1 PIC 2 PIC 3 PIC 4
I was just at your show at the Normandie Casino, and you guys rock!!!!!! I also saw you at the hermosa beach fest on memorial day, you are outstanding!!!! Can't wait to see you again....
With after a two month absence (5 shows!), I had to go see Zepagain kick off Pershing Square's Summer Concert Series. Alicia & I dashed it over there from work. This Concert Series saw the return of "The Birdman" (w/even bigger birds). The sound coming off of the stage was strong & clear. You could hear Swan's voice throughout downtown. There were people dancing & twirling. During the break, Alicia was interviewed by Channel 34. The reporter asked Alicia "what is it about this band that you like so much?" Alicia said, "it's the music that they play & the passion they play it with." "They're down to earth guys who are dedicated to what they do." The highlight songs for me were Stairway, Your Time is Gonna Come, Ten Years Gone. p.s. It was nice meeting you Scott, even though you asked if I was Lori Gonzales. Keep coming to the shows, you're bound to meet her.
I made sure that my two boys & I were so seriously geared up! We eventually caught up w/ fellow Zepheads Lori & Evan & rocked out w/ Led Zepagain in 102 degree weather! Dazed & Confused was awesome as always, loved the violin bow solo! Stairway to Heaven was one hell of a crowd pleaser! Whole Lotta Love improvs & theremin action is always something I look forward to. (I love trying to guess which rendition will transpire ) Ultimately though, Rock-n-Roll was definitely our (boys & myself) personal favorite. Cheers to my favorite regional band!!! We had a great time & a great tan!!!
Evan and I were hauling ass down the Ortega Highway, bending with each twist and turn on the road, determined to make it on time for Led Zepagain's set. Well, we failed to factor in the two-mile trek from the parking lot out onto the field where the actual stage was located. Unfortunately we missed The Song Remains the Same and The Wanton Song. This was a damn shame, but we could hear the strains of music floating through the air and I could tell that they were hitting all the right notes. It was hot as hell, but everyone was crammed right up to the front of the stage. As expected, people were dancing, jumping, singing and just plain rocking out. My friend Elaine brought her 2 cute sons, fully suited in Zeppelin gear. What I did get to witness was Kashmir, Going to California, a BITCHIN' Dazed and Confused, and a sweet, sweet version of Stairway. Whole Lotta Love had to be cut short 'cause they needed to squeeze in some other bands...so they did a quick but powerful interlude with Rock and Roll. You guys were lucky. The following two bands had the sun hitting them RIGHT in their faces. When you guys performed, the stage was still nicely shaded. I'm REALLY looking forward to this Friday's jam. I wasn't able to make it to the Tuesday Pershing Square gig, although I did pull that gig off two years in a row. Love you all and see you at Normandie!!!!
3 words.. your f***ing amazing!!!!!!!
What A Hotttttt Day Today it was!!! 104 it was a Very Hot Day for a Very Hot Band!!!
WOW!! AGAIN!! For ANYONE reading this who has not seen this band..... GO! CLEAR YOUR CALENDAR AND JUST GO!! Click on the upcoming gigs, for example Normandy Casino June 9th will be a GREAT show to see! If you haven't seen this band in awhile....GO! Words?,....a BOOK is needed! This band creates feelings and memories! Words don't quite cut it in trying to describe it. To the band - all I can say is THANK YOU!! It'll take a next show by you to surpass the best memory of the summer I just had!
Pure perfection...that's all I can say! What a great way to kick off the summer season!! Even after 3 hours of performing you always manage to leave us wanting more!!!
WELL, WELL...It had been 2 yrs since I've seen ZEPAGAIN! My oh my !! I just had to see what I've been missing and this was quite the right time to see them right in my hometowns Whittier/Santa Fe Springs. :o) What a TREAT ! (Zepag...playing diff venues passing time) Swap now has TRIBUTE BANDS...and former bands reuniting, Dance/Disco/Salsa bands, etc. Been awhile since I've been there the set up is bigger & arena stand sitting on the side. So I arrive near the end of the 2nd set. I believe I heard the organ beginning of (correct me if I'm close enuff) "Your Time is Gonna Come". Simply on to my mission, wooow to my ears. All the while getting in this new line formation for CERVEZA. Zepagain playing can't quite recall what was playing ---but off away they left to break for the last session. Tecates, Bud Lite and even a Lady passing out LIMES, Napkins and salt. Gladly tipping her as she was making it. ~~~ I hurridly ran my daughters to do their shopping while I was KICKING IT w/ Zepagain and admist of many fans & younger kids w/ Zep T-shirts. Admiring the kids--- that to think they are listening to the Band that they're Dads & Grandfathers listen to. Ok..so I'm enjoying my cold brewskys. And the music is playing very good..Doors, Z.Z TOP. Reminding me of those concerts and backyard parties back in the day. HAHAHA!...Ooh yeah ! So Zepagain arises up on stage asking the crowd what is it that you want to hear. 2 guys behind shouting "NO QUARTER"!! I was amazed that # had not been played. Meantime, I hear "Rock & Roll" riffing right into my favorite as TSRTS "Celebration Day" AWESOME !!! I was rocking it. "NOBODY'S FAULT" I remember something of Richies Valens Swan mentioning. I know it's from Physical Graff. On to "ACHILLES L S" My hear is beating!! John Bonham's "MOBY DICK".. MANY COMPLIMENTS !! Then "STAIRWAY TO HEAV", off to I believe "WHOLE LOTTA LOVE"___ I really got my GROOVE ON !! I ran into a friend who invited to sit in the back. I adamantly relayed, " OH NO -- I'M NOISEY and I'm heading to the front!" Always been that way when it comes to a LIVE BAND specializing ROCK N ROLL !! And Lori we will meet up Woman. Zepfully yours ... MARY J x-o-x-o I just may join My BROTHER who couldn't make it this past weekend heading to the upcoming event this Friday ..FREE in the valley. "See ya soon GUYS...STEVE ..IT WAS A PLEASURE TO HAVE MET YOU"...!o) Hopefully, the rest of the band !
Hermosa Beach was awsome..Nice hot weather super street fair,great people all the bands were great.The Eagles tribute b-4 you with Mr Wootton was super. Another great gig by you guys.Will see you again as always....
Man, I am still reeling from all of the action from yesterday! There were tons of people there soaking up the sun, surf and Zeppelin spirit that was abundant in the air. We had amazing weather and Led Zepagain showered the Zep-thirsty crowd with many songs such as: Fool in the Rain, Ramble On, Dazed and Confused, Bron-Y-Aur Stomp, The Rain Song, The Song Remains The Same, Immigrant Song, Rock and Roll, Kashmir, Going To California, Nobody's Fault But Mine, Trampled Underfoot. They did countless others too. I was just too busy headbanging, screaming, jumping around and stuff, so I guess I rattled the memory card in my brain a bit too hard. They finished off with Stairway and then into an AMAZING Whole Lotta Love medley. Too bad that the kids (well, teens more like it) that were up on stage were shy. I think they needed WD-40 or something they were stiff as hell. This was another stunning performance. Tremendous output of energy from both the band and the crowd. It was evident that Zeppelin continues to cross all sorts of age, social, ethnic (and mental health) boundaries. =) Led Zepagain continue to floor me, even though I've already seen them 83 times. Thanks for the sweet shout-out from stage. I truly love you guys! L.
As I parked my car, I could hear faint strains of music. Following the bass and drum beats from a distance like I would my own heartbeat, I ran to the stage area dodging and trying to avoid other people with Zeppelin shirts who were also making a mad rush to the stage, I noticed that there were some sound problems. Due to the sheer power of Zepagain, the equipment began to give Steve some trouble. This continued through my other jam, Sick Again. Nonetheless, the boys being the professionals that they are, continued storming forth and proceeded to annihilate anyone's doubts as to whether this band was good or not. But I do kindly request that this song be played in its entirety at the next gig, or at least sometime in the near future. For three fabulous sets and four hours of musical ecstasy, Led Zepagain busted out with a REEEEEALY good show. Dancing Days, Trampled Underfoot, The Song Remains The Same followed by that crazy intro to Since I've Been Loving You, When The Levee Breaks, Nobody's Fault But Mine, The Wanton Song, How Many More Times, In My Time of Dying, The Rain Song, etc, etc. The acoustic sets were marvelous. And this version of Whole Lotta Love has got to be the cutest one that I've ever seen! Cute in the sense that Swan brought up on stage many small children who were wearing proper Zeppelin attire, were headbanging hardcore and were air-guitaring like complete rock stars!!! Jim Kersey was pounding away in perfect synchronicity to the likes of the great one, John Bonham. Jim Wootten was flashing that glorious and ever-present smile of his, as he slapped away on the bass, keys and mandolin. Steve did his trademark kicks, swaggers and flinging back of his head during distinctive chords. And Swan, Swan was just busting out all of the right moves on stage; such intensity, fervor and passion. Of course, the same applies to his very strong singing abilities. I can't remember all the other songs completely, but I figure you can get an idea of how much these guys can cram into a four-hour period. The crowd was ecstatic. People were reluctant to go shopping even in between the sets, when the guys were taking their well-deserved breaks. Some vendors were abandoning their booths for minutes at a time to strain their necks out and check out this power group. Unbeknownst to them, I saw some people steal a couple cans of Aqua Net hairspray. But anyway, this gig is one that will be forever emblazoned in my memory. Thanks again for an amazing afternoon. That got my Saturday started off on a REAL good foot.
Hello. I was at your show today in Hermosa Beach. I Loved It! You guys are great! I look forward to seeing and experiencing your shows again. Thank you very much!
Wow, You guys ROCK! Thank you so much. I was at the Santa Fe Springs swap meet show. I was only 5 when Zep quit playing, so I missed them. Never in my life would I imagine that not only could I hear them play, but be less than 5 feet from the stage and really feel the music. Like many of your fans, I suppose, I was inspired to play guitar as a teenager after hearing Zeppelin. I tried learning the solo to Stairway for 5 years on and off, until I finally made the commitment to learn one note at a time, every night. The timing was kind of tricky for me, but eventually I got it. Zeppelin has so many songs that sound good with just guitar and (maybe) my rusty voice. Babe I m gonna leave you, over the hills, gallows pole, and black mountain side are such great pieces to play on acoustic. I always thought if I were stranded on a desert island with only one band to listen to, I would choose Zeppelin, as they have such a wide array of sounds. The way you got into the music, wow! All those moments of musical tension and then the resolution note were right on, like listening to zeppelin. To see Steve playing those solos from 10 feet away was inspiring. It makes me want to drop out of physical therapy school and just play guitar but my buddy talked me out of it! Thanks for all your hard work, your hours of rehearsals, hundreds of miles and the inconvenience of traveling, and your dedication to bring some of the best music ever made alive so I could see it. I never thought I would get that experience, and thanks to you all, I did. Thank you so much for such a great concert. One kind of odd moment at the concert was when you were all trying to find chairs to sit on for the acoustic song. Having played guitar, I know the frustration of getting one of those plastic chairs with armrests, because they just don t work. Way to play through it, as well as the broken drum! When Swan went to town with the harmonica on Levee, man WHAT A CONCERT! That was way cool the way you play for the military overseas. I was in the Air Force for 4 years, so believe me, there are a lot of guys with guitars in their barracks playing zeppelin! THANKS GUYS! Your newest fan, Rob
Hey, just thought I'd tell you guy's that I really enjoyed your show in Yuma few weeks ago. I grew up with zepplin music, you are as close as you can get., good job!
Stayed for all three shows at the Santa Fe Springs Swap Meet on 5/27 - WOW! This was the musical experience of a lifetime for me. I am 58 and Zeppelin was at it's peak when my oldest son was in kindergarten - he knows no other music but Zep = Thank you for keeping their legacy alive and growing. I loved every minute.
At the Santa Fe Swap meet show, I saw the best Zep tribute band ever (and I have seen a few over the yeras). These guys are great. The crowd (which was between 500 & 1000 people), were really into the show. They did some killer songs inclduing Achilles Last Stand, Kashmir, Trampled Underfoot, Rock n Roll, Celebration day, Going 2 California, Your time is gonna come, Stairway, Whole lotta Love and more. After seeing them live, I will be going to some more shows soon!!!!!
We had the pleasure of going to the show at the HOB in Anaheim and thought you guys were phenomenal! It was truly unbelievable, to hear you guys go. My husband and I were dumb founded song after song. CONGRATULATIONS!
Your concert at Central Park last summer was the first time that we had ever heard you play. We had a blast! Our children loved it and we all had a great time. We missed Zeppelin, being too young, but we are huge fans and completely enjoyed your talent. Will you be playing up here again? We'll see you then!!
It is Such a Pleasure to be hearing that this band has come so far and pull through all this time. I am So Happy And Proud to say I am a LED ZEPAGAIN FAN!!! And knowing that his faithful Fans follow them were ever they play!!! KEEP ROCKIN!!! with NOO STOPIN!!! LOVE YOU GUYSSSS~~~~!!!
I haven't been to a Zep tribute band show since The White many, many years ago. A friend called me last minute and told me "There's a band called Zepagain playing tonite down the street, want to go"? I've heard alot about you but still had second thoughts. Zep has been my favorite band for over 30 years and no other band comes close. I have to tell you, you guys blew me away. I was so amazed at the way you guys capture their live shows. I can't stop telling my friends about you. I even bought one of your shirts!!! I'll definitely be going to many more of your shows. Thanks for keeping great music alive.
you guys were seriously kick-ass, it was like a dream come true, seriously. hope you come to yuma again, and this time for an entire concert! you guys seriously rock!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great show last night. Ya'll absolutely burn the place down with “Nobodies Fault But Mine”. That’s when I realized that you guys were legit. I could have listened to you guys all night long. You should have been the closers. After listening to the greatest rock band off all time, Skynyrd just wasn't cutting it. Steve, I enjoyed your article about meeting Page. I loved the part about playing Rock'n'Roll faster than it’s ever played and Swan forgetting how Kashmir starts off. Well anyway, you impressed the shit out of me. Thanks for keeping real music alive, Jim
THANK YOU ALL so Much for last Thursdays show @ HOB Anaheim! You guys really rocked the house to the core! Absolutely perfect job by EVERYBODY! Musicians/Performers, Sound, Lighting, Production, ALL of it was RIGHT ON! I can't say enough about you all, it was such an amazing re-creation of the Mighty ZEP! Vocals, Prescence, Ability, all of you were simply awesome. I will be seeing you guys many more times in the future. You totally exceeded my every expectation. I have been waiting for 31 years to see a band do Kashmir that good! Ever since seeing the real Zep during the Physical Graffiti Tour. The Talent and Presence of ZEPAGAIN very nearly matches that of the original, and in some ways, exceeds it! That in itself is simply amazing. THANK YOU for keeping the Spirit of ZEPPELIN Flying HIGH! Led Zep.again and again, and AGAIN!!! I've seen tons of Bands over many,many years, and Zepagain is really something Very Special!You have to see them for yourself to believe it!!~Dave, Palm Springs
I've been listening to Led Zeppelin since I was twelve years old (I'm now 32) so I guess you could say that I'm a little familiar with their music. That having been said, I honestly can't imagine any band ever coming closer to the "real thing" than this tribute band. Musically speaking, they've captured Zeppelin at their very best and nowhere is this more apparent than in their live performances! They're just unreal... in a wonderful & jaw dropping kind of way. I mean, I've seen these guys perform six times now... and I still can't believe it!! Musically speaking, they are SPOT-ON in every way during their live performances and I don't know why everyone hasn't heard of them yet. I mean, even the vocals sound like a youthful Robert Plant at his very best... and that's no easy feat!! Anyway, I don't know what else to say about this band... they're simply unbelievable and their latest performance at the House of Blues in Anaheim was (as usual) nothing short of Amazing!! Cheers, T.
A friend of mine has been trying to get me to see you guys for about 2 years, with little sucess, but last nite a went to Paladino's....YOU GUYS REALLY ROCK!!! And I'm very glad you're playing in Northrige in June so I can take my husband. I'm sure he's gonna love you as much as I do. THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH
What more can I add to what others have said before me?? You guys are simply THE BEST BAND ever to have passed through my lens! Your shows are full of passion and excitement and I've learned so much about photography simply by filming them. Thank you Steve for taking me under your wing and allowing me to photograph the band. I hope that you, the band, and your fans enjoy the images I have created. House of Blues images can be viewed here: http://rickweller.com/music p.s. Loved the opening acts and really enjoyed the new singer in Davids band!
Last night's Led Zepagain show was AMAZING!!!!! They made a stunning start with Nobody's Fault But Mine and that was followed by Good Times Bad Times. Tons of other cool stuff: Houses of the Holy, The Song Remains the Same and Kashmir. These were delivered in a manner that only Led Zepagain can pull off. NO QUARTER --- brilliant guitar solo on this one. Awesome keyboard work, as usual. I had really been craving this song and you hooked it up, that's for sure. DAZED AND CONFUSED --- This song is always such a killer. There were about two threads of hair left on that bow by the time Steve was done with the bow solo. This song continues to be one of my Zeppelin favorites and it thrills me to death whenever I hear Zepagain perform it. The encores were Achilles' Last Stand, followed by Rock and Roll. What a beautiful way to end the evening! A friend, Rob, flew in from Wisconsin to catch this gig; I know he had a great time! Happy Birthday, again, to Alicia! It was so good to see you last night (same goes to you, Veronica!) Celeste, you're still in the dog house for not having come to a gig in the longest time. But I still love you. And Evan, I'm glad that your expectations of this band have been amazingly surpassed. You were already impressed by them. Well, Led Zepagain has got more tricks up their sleeves. Just you wait.....
Great show!Took me back 30+ years, to my first Zeppelin concert at Madison Square Garden in 1973. Thanks for playing Achilles Last Stand as a first encore, my son, Andrew, wanted to hear that pretty bad. See you guys again in August when you come to Riverside!
Hi Guys! I ENJOYED YOUR CONCERT IN TORONTO a few weeks ago. You guys were ABSOLUTELY AMAZING, I didn't want the concert to end. Please Please come back to Toronto SOON!!!!! Regards, PIERA
I first contributed to this thread with a review of my first Zepagain experience at the Whiskey. If you've read it you know it was an epiphany for me. As you now know, I went to the show at the House of Blues in Anaheim last night. Here's what you don't know (unless of course you were there): They weren't as great as last time. They were f**king better! I didn't think it possible to improve on what I saw at the Whiskey. Somehow it was MORE! There were some songs I hadn't heard the last time: Nobody's Fault But Mine, The Wanton Song, an awesome No Quarter. Achilles' Last Stand was blazing! After the show, their promoter came up to me outside and told me he was watching me from the side of the stage. He said "Man you were into it! I ain't seen headbanging like that in forever! I saw every word of every song come out of your mouth!". Yep, that would be fair to say, as today I have nothing but a croak for a voice and a pretty damn stiff neck! I'm too old for this shit! Yeah right! As long as these boys are touring, I'll be tearing up my throat and pulverizing my discs. Aaaannd loving it! (Evan's Whisky review can be found HERE. Thanks again, Evan! - Zepagain)
Opening with NOBODY'S FAULT BUT MINE/GOOD TIMES BAD TIMES was genius and everything after that simply kicked ass. End of Review. Nothing more to say except see you on Saturday.
HI guys, too cool man, what can I say, I was blown away. Being a die hard Zep fan and seeing tribute bands before and none of them have been as humble as you guys and dead on with playing the tunes, thanks for coming to Canada and sharing your talents, and humor. Stay safe on your travels all over. and I'm spreading the word of Led Zepagain. come back soon.....
Hey guys. Just wanted to say you guys were great when I saw you at The Whisky A Go Go two weeks ago. How Many More Times rocked and I really liked the psychedelic Whole Lotta Love solo. Never knew how Jimmy did that until I saw Steve do it up close. Very cool. My best friend saw you guys in Phoenix recently and was so jazzed afterwards he inspired me to see you guys a fourth time. And brought my girlfriend. She loved it! Swan is the epitome of Plant. Steve captures Jimmy's magic - a true pleasure to listen to and watch. Great show! Rob Uyeda ps - The Jims were very good too.
First let me thank you for great close and personal, father and teenage sons night out at rock concert. We were little concerned when we were walking down Danforth Avenue towards concert hall, and you guys passed by us walking in opposite direction 10 min before official beginning of the event! Anyway, It was a great experience for boys who play a little bit of guitar, and slowly are starting to discover a true value of Led Zeppelin music, and rock and roll in general. I was pleasantly souprised discovering that a lot of young people like Zeppelin, makes me kind of fell younger too. Many other friends, and we all, would like to se you again here in Toronto, and if I may make a suggestion, next time, you guys, or whoever is responsible, should work more on advertising. On the internet, Danforth concert hall was shown as New concert hall, it was hard to link this "two" places together, specially when there is not a single poster on the hall under construction. A small request for your next concert in Toronto, maybe at Molson Amphitheater, you can fill it up, would you play (no, it is not "The Ocean") it is "In my time of dying"? Thank you guys, see you again.
Heyy guys , its ryan here i saw you guys live in concert at the danforth music hall in toronto. You guys were amazing an di just wanted to say thank you so much for keeping the music of zepplin alive!!:P cant wait to see you guys live agian. keep on rockin it old school!!! ryan 14:)
Unbelievable. Watching stairway to heaven from the song remains the same is what inspired me to start to play guitar. (about 2 months ago) As soon as You began to play stairway (with technical difficulties and all.) I felt like I was in heaven. I am really grateful that you keep the magic of zeppelin alive today, cause I am too young to actually have heard Zeppelin. You were absoloutley incredible.. And I enjoyed hanging out after the concert. Please come back to Toronto, you are welcome here ANY time! PS: Trapdoor was pretty damn good as well.
Hearing the first notes of IMMIGRANT SONG was as soothing to me as a mother's lullaby is to a baby. I was like, "damn right, the boys are back in town y'all!" HOTS ON FOR NOWHERE and TRAVELLING RIVERSIDE BLUES were intense. Accurate, clean and intense to be exact. There was what seemed to be a medley in the early part of the gig, which incorporated BRING IT ON HOME. I absolutely loved it!! BLACK DOG was howling on through the night and people really dug this one. Now, I only had 3 beers the entire night, but since I wasn't feeling too well my recollection of this evening is sketchy. I know THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME was off the hook. GOING TO CALIFORNIA was sweet and beautiful as always. Celeste, you were sorely missed. I am damn excited about your next gig, as some of the Planet Zeppelin folk and I will be having a grand party, which will culminate with the gig at the House of Blues! Hopefully Zepman, who's flying in from Wisconsin, can get a chance to rap with you all afterwards. Take care of yourselves and I know that you'll be preparing an amazing set for Anaheim, which always welcomes you with arms opened real wide.
Zepagain Rocked Toronto! Had a fantastic time at the show April 21, 2006 at the Danforth Music Hall. It was the perfect venue for the concert, as years ago I sat in that same Music Hall to watch Zeppelin's Song Remains the Same movie. Great to have heard it was your first show in Canada. When you come back I am there. Here's to keeping the legend alive. All the Best.
hello i am the little girl from the toronto concert at the music hall and i thought you were great plz e-mail me back bye!!!!
Howdy, I saw you guys at AliceCoopersTown in Phoenix when you were here last, and I think it's safe to say that everyone in attendance really appreciated you guys forging ahead the way you did while under the weather. You sounded great, and Jimmy is right about you guys being "Way down inside" of the music. Loved the performance, you really capture what Led Zeppelin conveyed with the light and shade, and I loved the Zep first album material. Hat's off! See you again, Led Zepagain.
I had the best time seeing u guys play at the Whiskey..... OMG, that night i was too tired to go cause of work, school and water polo so i wasnt planning on going=( Fortunatley, my friend begged me to go and i tagged a long. We have been planning on going for a month since we heard about it. I cant believe i was going to miss out!!!!! You guys did such a great job........ every time i closed my eyes i felt like i was right in front of Led Zeppelin..... I want to say thank you for keeping LZ alive and to give us young people a taste of how it would have been to experience LZ back in the day. Before i forget, Going to California is really close to my heart........... and u guys did not dissapoint me one bit!!!!=9
Wow, what a blast! I am so glad that I made it, even if I was 3 songs late! First of all, I would not have known anything about the concert, had I not boldly asked Steve, while standing at the check-in line at the Delta Chelsea, "so what is the name of your band?" he told me the name and the location of the show for the next night, as well as encouraging me to check it out. Well, I had a long business meeting on Friday, went to North York for seafood dinner and picked up my daughter and we headed to Danforth for the show, a little late as I said..longstory but it really rocked..we really rocked..everything about the show was beyond my expectations...hey I'm 54 and my daughter is 25..no generation gap at all, we both knew all the words, we even sang the drum solo..if you can imagine or know what I mean by that!My son is a drummer in a band in Vancouver BC. I have spread the word of the show, the realistic, powerful bang on performances by the whole group..we tried to pick a fav moment..we couldn't..we loved the whole show. Next time we will be right up front and center and on time and hopefully, I will have my other daughters with me..we all really rock to great music! Stay well and I hope Canada was good to you all! Gloria J Harris and in absentia..Jana Harris
Just wanted to thank you for making me feel like I was 19 again back when I had tickets to the original Led Zep but the show was cancelled due to the tragic passing of John Bonham. I was in the second row centre and I was still pumped after 2.5 hrs of clapping and cheering! Great show!!! Hope you enjoyed your trip to Canada and look forward to seeing you again...
You guys Rock I seen your show in Toronto and let me tell you, I am the biggest Jimmy Page fan ever and Steve you are the best I have seen to date. You all have the moves so down, and the voice from Swan is spine chilling. I was the guy at the end of the show who introduced Steve to my son Page (yes he is named after Jimmy) Hope to see you in Toronto again I have to buy a lot of tickets so I can bring along my group of friends and let them enjoy what I have enjoyed. See you soon
Hi there..... Just wanted to pass along a quick thank you for taking care of my request (since I've been loving you)....oh yeah......... and for rocking the HELL out of the place!!! Although, next time I guess I'll request Bron-yr-aur Stomp, as I think that might have been the highlight of the night. Can't wait to see you guys up here again. By that time, I'm sure you'll have a BIG crowd waiting for you. Judging by the reviews, I'm not alone. Hmmm, maybe you'll be able to pull off an all ages as well as a club gig? Either way I'll be back.....and I'll spread the word. I'm sure it's already spreading. Thanks again guys.
So Zepagain played Toronto tonight and I was there.... was beyond words!! I have seen Zep tribute bands before, but nothing compared to this.... I swear, if you closed your eyes and just listened to the music, you could convince yourself you were at an actual Zep show. That's what blew me away- how everything sounded EXACTLY like Zep. Live Zep... it seems a lot of tribute bands focus on trying to sound exactly like the songs do on the album, and therefore kind of miss the whole point of Led Zeppelin... but these guys sound exactly like Led Zep did live. EXACTLY. Man I have never seen or heard anything like this before!! They just totally completely blow everyone else out of the water, I don't know how to describe it... if you've seen them you'll know exactly what I'm talking about. I know there's lots of people who don't want to go see tribute bands because nothing can even compare to the real thing or do it justice or whatever- and as someone who understands that let me tell you that you HAVE to go see Zepagain, it is impossible for you to be disappointed. Trust me! And as someone who's too young to have seen the actual Zep, I can honestly say that seeing Led Zepagain has made me feel better about that. Seriously!! I knew they were going to be amazing, but I didn't expect to get into it as much as I did. I was TOTALLY loving it. Seeing them live is so much like seeing Led Zeppelin live, it's SURREAL , in a way! I was actually getting really weirded out by how much they sounded like the real thing. Not only
that, but they are really really really nice guys as well. After the
show, they came and hung out with the fans, sat and talked to them.
I got a chance to talk to Steve and Swan for awhile, you guys are total
dolls!!
Hey, MY name is Don & i'm 20 yrs old. I recently saw you guys perform when you came to Toronto. I just want to say that watching you guys was almost like seeing the real led zeppelin which unfortunately i will never be able to do. They are my favourite band & you guys painted a damn good picture of what it would have been like to see led zeppelin 30 yrs ago. Once again you guys did an awesome job & i was wondering if you could e-mail me the set list if it's not too much trouble. Please come back and play for us again sometime in the near future and hopefully you guys can put on a bigger venue. I would love to see you guys at the molson amphitheatre & i have many friends who are now interested in seeing you guys since i told them about your performance. Anyway keep the spirit alive & keep playing the best music ever written. Sincerely Donny.
As a huge Zep fan and a musician, I was stunned by the Zepagain experience. It was more than the musical and visual authenticity: it was like watching "The Song Remains The Same" live! As this was an all ages show, I was very pleased to see so many teens and pre-teens in the audience. The legacy of Led Zeppelin is alive and well with your excellent tribute and fans of all ages who can appreciate it!
Hey, my name is Jessica and am18 years old. In order to see your show I had to go into a walk in clinic and fake a sickness for a doctor s note. You see, I just recently got a job on a golf course and was scheduled to work all night long--and in order to mission it to Toronto I had to call in sick. (I didn t mention that it happened to be my manager s birthday, and she couldn t get anyone to cover for me) You see, I didn t know that I had the opportunity to see you guys until about two days before. Originally my boyfriend and his friend were going to go. But then his friend got caught for smoking pot with his neighbor and his parents decided to punish him by not letting him go to your show. So me and my hardcore boyfriend got the opportunity of a lifetime to mission it down to The Music Hall and witness something I hardly expected. I can t even begin to tell you guys how spectacular every one of the band members is. Talk about talent. It totally blew my mind. Days later. Even now. There were times where it was like I forgot where I was, I felt as if I was watching a screen. A screen playing a zeppelin concert. An amazing zeppelin concert. I know you guys have heard this numerous times, but you guys are incredible. Come back to Toronto maybe that time I can bring my other friend as well! I guarantee you d be welcome Thanks again for a great night
if i dident know better i would think you guy's were zeppelin you guy's rock
Led Zeppelin is touring again and it's you guys. You kicked serious Rock N' Roll ass last night. I have never heard a more accurate tribute to Zeppelin in my life. I've heard bands that try to cover Zep sound more like Led Poisoning than Led Zeppelin. Thanks for keeping the love and magic alive. See you next year!!!!
I WAS AT YOUR TORONTO SHOW LAST NIGHT APRIL 21ST, BLONDE,GREEN TOP,STAGE LEFT, 4TH ROW?? WANTED TO LET YOU KNOW HOW AMAZING YOUR SHOW WAS. I WANTED TO STAY FOR THE MEET AND GREET, BUT IT WAS MY FRIENDS BIRTHDAY & SHE WANTED A BEER!!! GLAD YOU MADE IT TO CANADA, I WILL WATCH FOR THE NEXT CANADIAN SHOW. HOPEFULLY I WILL GET A CHANCE TO MEET YOU THERE...
Hey! I saw you guys April 21st/06' In Toronto In Danforth Music Hall YOU WERE Freaking AMAZING!! You just really were Dazed and Confussed to Moby Dick to just EVERYTHING was like PERFECT! NOTE for NOTE! oh man! Then after the show we talked( We were the people that stayed till we were kicked out from security) You just really were amazing I was bowing to you guys after moby dick.. untill the security guy came and told me to move.. :( But oh man! Like I said.. "If I was blindfolded and walked in, I would think there was a miracle and Bonham was still alive..(Rip September 25th 1980 :().. And I walked into a led zeppelin concert! You were that good!" You really were. You are amazing musicians! Keep up the good work! Talk to you later!!! Matthew Davey!! Ps: Please Please Please Come back soon to Danforth Music Hall!! you are GODS!!!!
Hi members of Led Zepagain, last night i came to see your show at the Danforth Music Hall, it was outstanding. It was one of the greatest experiences of my life, to see such talented musicians playing the music that I live and breathe. Every song you guys played, put forth the energy, and passion,that Zeppelin gave off, when they played them.I was blown away with how well you guys performed some of their epics, like Kashmir, Since I've been loving you, my favorite Achilles Last Stand, and the never dying classic Stairway to Heaven. I came down to the show with my friend, and guitarist of my band, we're calledd "The Nobs" which was inspired by Zeppelin, as you know. Me and my guitartist, named lucian, were just wondering, if there was anyway that we could possibly jam with you guys, next time you came to Toronto, it would truly be an honour. Thanks for the amazing show last night, it won't be forgotten. -John
I must tell you that I was anxiously awaiting your show since I purchased my tickets in January.I didn't know what to expect, not knowing anything about you guys.You blew me away!!!!!!! I felt like I have seen Zeppelin live.. I hope that you will come back soon!!
Holy Shit! You. Guys.are.a.god!if no one told me that you guys were not the real band, then i would of thought it was! Like, the guitarist is one of the most insane guitarist ive ever seen! The singer, sounds exacly like him, the drummer is A M A Z I N G! and the bass' can play any instrument he puts in his hand! I was at the show in Toronto on the 21st of April. I was the small 14 year old in the front. can you plse reply back THX and keep KICKING ASS!
Led Zeppelin is the soundtrack to our life, its been 11 hours since the show here in toronto finished, and our house is still a buzz about how great the show was and my son Elliot "Baby Bonham" Pantich especially loved receiving his Drum sticks,meeting the Drummer and playing his kit.My other son Michael"Les Paul"Pantich was thrilled to meet steve and thoroughly enjoyed his performance along with the entire band.I know it was a huge inspiration for both boys.We will be sure to tell all of our friends to join us at your next show here in Toronto.Please let us know when your next show will be.Please stay in touch, The Zeppelin Brothers
Hey! My name is Kirstyn. I'm 15 years old and I went to your show in Toronto last night. I wasn't expecting anything too great; as I have previously checked out some Led Zeppelin tribute bands; and for the record, they weren't very good. I sat right in the middle about 5 rows down and I was ultimately blown away. Thank you guys for making my night fantastic. Love one of your new fans, Kirstyn p.s...please come back to Canada.
EXCELLENT SHOW!!!! I felt like I was in time warp and was watching and hearing the real thing! You guys can come back anytime. We'll spread the word. TOTALLY AWESOME!!!!
Just got back from their shows and you guys were amazing. Please come back really soon. You guys are always welcome in Toronto. Next time my friends and I will invite you guys in our homes. Excellent show guys. Thank you for Rocking Toronto. Luv ya all, your fan Silvana
Tonight i took my 13 year son to see Led Zepagain. I no longer wish that Page, Plante, Jones would get together again in order for my son to see Zeppelin because he saw them tonight! What an awsome show, he has been a big fan of Zep and now having the opportunity to hear the songs like they really should be played was truly amazing for him and myself. Thanks for coming to Toronto and we hope to see you here again very very soon!
Hey guys! It's Jonathan from Trapdoor. I just want to congratulate you on playing such an excellent show and hope that you grace our city with your presence again soon. Sharing a stage with such virtuosity was one of the greatest perks of this great venture that is music. You're all a bunch of fantastic musicians and people and you completely and utterly nailed the Zeppelin sound. Hope to hear back from you soon, Best Wishes, J. Brodsky
Dear Led Zepagain, It is 1am the night of the concert in Toronto, and Jesse and I have just been reminiscing moments from the show. You may remember us, considering we were the two girls sitting front row center (with zeppelin shirts on OF COURSE ). We are only 15 but we are HUUUUGE zeppelin fans and you paid an amazing tribute to the band and their inspirational music. We didn t know quite what to expect but your performance blew us away. We have been to concerts such as the Rolling Stones and the show you gave tonight was even better. We were wondering when you were coming back to Toronto because we DEFINATLY want to make an appearance at the show. Congratulations on an amazing concert. Thanks for the encores! XOXO Jesse and Caitlin your number one fans!
GreatShow!!! I wish you were planning on coming back into the Phoenix area again soon! I didn't realize how good you guys were going to be until I saw it with my own two eyes. Amazing! I'm 23 and wish that there were more good bands out there like Led Zepagain! Do you have any of your own tunes? I'm sure they're good if you do! Thanks for the great time, my father and I both enjoyed it!
I noticed AZ people are not aware of this Review page and the volumes of praise continuously written for ZepAgain. The Again machine came out with fierce intensity at Alice Cooperstown. It is unbelievable how powerful Zep music can be when perceived live. Swan paralyzed the crowd with Nobody's Fault But Mine. Having people beg for more must be the best part of the night for you guys, a natural high. Could not belieeeeeve Achilles Last Stand could sound so good. And of course Travelling Riverside Blues in disturbingly matching tone stole the show. Thanks for playing How Many More Times for me. It is unreal how precise Steve gets with the bow. I'm getting the feeling that you are starting to put together moments from the live releases too. The change from R&R to Celebration Day, "acapulco gold", ... That's borderline hubris to the Gods, a real treat. Perhaps the alternate edition of Going to AZ from How The West Was Won is coming too ? You never get bored, do you ? You always keep it fresh for us. Cheers!
LED ZEPAGAIN...Your Awesome!! TOTALLY AWESOME!!!You were all fabulous! You brought the music of "Led Zeppelin" to the heart's & soul's of your fan's & audience. Your energy was terrific last night & you brought us all into every song you played & sang, for us to sing along. It was a kick-ass concert & I was blown away!! When you come back to town, I'll be there.When you come back you have to play & sing "STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN" for me. My favorite song.... Thank you from my heart & soul for a wonderful evening.Also for signing the CD insert.Also for the hugs & kiss. Woo Hoo... It was a heavenly evening!! God Bless you all. KEEP ON ROCKING... Keep smiling & laughing through life & enjoy life to the fullest & thank you for sharing your talents of music to all of us "YOUR FANS".May the Angels watch over you as you travel from city to city. PEACE... Sincerely, ANGEL -Diane Provost
Your show rocked! Thanks for coming to Phoenix, and sounding just incredible...I did not know what to expect, but you were right on....come back often!
Two things: 1) Getting up at 6:30 in the morning to pick up all of my friends and to then make the drive out to Ojai, after having seen Led Zepagain mere hours before, WAS BRUTAL! 2) Thank you very, very much for having performed THE most kick-ass version of ROCK AND ROLL, ever!!!!!! It was the fastest version that I have ever heard and it sounded real good! I really need to cut and paste my Zepagain review from last year's Ojai Festival onto this one. Some of you know what I mean, LOL. Thanks for another great time!
Wow, Friday was off the hook!! RAMBLE ON, ACHILLES' LAST STAND and MOBY DICK were just perfect!!! IN THE EVENING is a song that always gets the whole place going. There were two major highlights of the evening for me. The first was hearing DOWN BY THE SEASIDE. Although Swan said that the last time that it was played was 01/14/04, when Jimmy Page caught the show, I believe that the last time that it was actually performed was at the Hermosa Beach Festival in September 2004. I still hadn't discovered Zepagain in Jan. 2004, and I'm almost positive that I have heard DBTS only once, & it was at that festival. GREAT JOB guys!! Finally, after much whooping and hollering from the fans, TRAVELLING RIVERSIDE BLUES surfaced!! I felt that it was done very accurately. I REALLY hope that we can hear this one a few more times. Hopefully it'll become a song that can be a part of the regular Zepagain catalog. As usual, great job guys! The place was packed and everyone had a good time (except for Celeste, who missed yet ANOTHER debut performance!)
Excellent, excellent show...always is! "Dazed and Confused" was magnificent. How do you keep each and every show so fresh? After all these years and hundreds of shows, it's still like we're seeing you for the first time! You guys are amazing!
I want to thank you so much for you amazing performance at Rosemead High School last Friday.First off I cant believe you played at my old high school. I graduated 14 years ago from Rosemead high and when I heard that you were going to play there I just had to go see you. Yes I even took the day off. I've seen you many many times at the Whiskey and at the house of blues. But to see you play at my old auditorium was just memorable. The energy that the kids were displaying was just amazing. They are true fans of led Zeppelin don't you agree. Your performance will definitely be remembered by the students for time to come. Thank you for taking the time to play for the kids. I wish you the absolute best and keep the led zeppelin spirit alive! You are all amazing!
My name is keith olmsted and i was at the concert you guys did in ojai california on april 1st and i just wanted to let you guys know that you were off the hook and i enjoyed you guys alot. Keep it up and hope to hear you guys soon From your fan Keith
HEY YOU GUYS WERE AWESOME YESTERDAY AT THE OJAI FESTIVAL. YOU GUYS HAVE TO GO BACK THERE ASAP PLEASE AND BRING ALL THE OTHER COVER BANDS WITH YOU. IT WAS AWESOME. MAYBE YOU GUYS CAN GET BACK THERE BY JUNE. THE CROWD AND ATMOSPHERE WAS GREAT!
First let me say ACHILLES LAST STAND never sounded better. Not exactly one of my favorite Zeppelin tunes but Zepagain takes this song, as they do with several others, and play it with a passion, exuberance, and command that Led Zeppelin themselves never achieved in live performances. Last nights show should have been billed 'serious zepheads only.' Digging deep into the catalouge the boys dusted off one of my favorites, DOWN BY THE SEASIDE. Performed superbly,the song blended well with Going to California for the acoustic set. Jim Wooten's keyboard work is phenomenal. The sound at this venue is usually good but the mix on MOBEY DICK made the song stand out and of course we were treated to a Bonzo Kersey solo which never disappoints. As far as Steve Z goes, I have seen him play in about 6 different bands and easily over 200 shows over the last 4 years or so and I never get tired of watching the guy play. It should be illegal for anybody to be that good. Despite a back problem Swan was still the epitome of what a front man should be and still hit all the notes. Of course the highlite of the night was the debut of TRAVELLlNG RIVERSIDE BLUES and it was as tight as it could be. For those of you on the watch for the bet, this brings the guys to 14 songs left to learn with 13 weeks to go as another one bites the dust (oops wrong band). It is going to be close. Ramble on, Mark
Wow, Celeste and I finally made an Arizona trip in the name of Led Zepagain. The Mogollon Brewery is a quaint little venue in the heart of Flagstaff. I kept correcting Celeste each time she'd say she was excited to see Led Zepagain playing at the Mongolian Brewery. Did you know that this place makes its own flavored vodka? (Kersey, did you know that?) =) The people that were there for both shows were thoroughly pleased. Some people were motionless, with their mouths wide open; others swayed and smiled, and the other third were headbanging and yelling, "hell yeah!" My favorites from the Saturday night set were: THE RAIN SONG, BRON-YR-STOMP, THE OCEAN, IN THE EVENING & YOUR TIME IS GONNA COME. From the Sunday afternoon set, I completely melted when I heard NOBODY'S FAULT BUT MINE, RAMBLE ON, DAMCING DAYS (double hell yeah!!) HEARTBREAKER & DAZED AND CONFUSED. This version of D&C was just way bad-ass!! Jim Kersey gets my MVP award for this weekend's sets. On each day, Jim did two amazingly hot versions of Moby Dick (and I know you weren't feeling too good on Sunday.) Captain Ron & Lady Joy, it was real nice getting to spend some time with you. The same goes for the rest of the Zepagain first ladies. Since I have no shame, I will go ahead and just list on here some songs that I'd like to hear in the near future. These are songs that I haven't heard in a while and are worthy of coming out soon: In The Light, Black Country Woman, Sick Again, In My Time of Dying, You Shook Me, I Can't Quit You Babe, Candy Store Rock, We're Gonna Groove, No Quarter, The Lemon Song, Tangerine and last, but not least, TEN YEARS GONE!! There, I've devised the set list for both Friday and Saturday's shows. =)
I saw you guys play and you were excellent,no question about it.I was working security that night in the Palladium and not only did I get paid but I got to see you perform.A double treat.Great show,see you in Santa Fe Springs.(I wont be working that day)
My Friend Linda Play your Music and I like it a Lot. you have the greates band. i am only 8 yr. and i can't wait to see you!!! i am goig to anaheim HOB.on the 11 of May.
OH HELLS NO!!! That's the only thing that keeps running through my head, over and over and over....Friday's show was sooo awesome, I'm just sad that I didn't have like a video camera or something on me to capture this performance. My goodness boys..you guys should change your name to Slayer, because you all f'***d up the place and everyone in it that night. I arrived when it was raining and saw that the whole damn parking lot was full and so after finally parking somewhere near the 405 freeway, I finally get into the joint and discover that it is way packed. I find a tiny corner up to the side of the stage and when Led Zepagain set foot onto the stage, tons of people flooded the already-full pit area, faster than a Tijuana shack going down in a mudslide. First off, I knew I was in trouble when I heard THE WANTON SONG as the opener. That shit woke my ass up and got the blood going for sure. HEARTBREAKER, done Led Zepagain style, is a force to be reckoned with. I mean truly, have you all really paid attention to the intricacies that this song entails? The boys do an awesome job on this one. Then to hear HOTS ON FOR NOWHERE for the first time...damn....hot damn...pristine, smooth, concise. As my friend Emilio says, "it was on and popping" this night. YOUR TIME IS GONNA COME was real good and it featured Angelo Barbera on bass (unfortunately, "The Mystery Of How To Clone Jim Wootten" hasn't been published yet.) Excellent job here again. So then I see the arrow guitar come out and I'm like, "no they are not gonna freakin' do WHEN THE LEVEE BREAKS!!! This setlist is insane so far!" Dammit, one of the guitar strings snaps right in the beginning of the song and because of the special tuning required, they had to 86 this one off the setlist. Now that was a crying shame. And then we were graced with NIGHT FLIGHT (the second time I've ever heard it in its entirety.) I'm keeping hope alive for Boogie with Stu one of these days....I know I've seen you guys do Down by the Seaside before...so soon I'll get to hear Physical Graffiti in its entirety, RIGHT LED ZEPAGAIN???? ;-) But wait, there's more! So of course, all hell broke loose for me when the SONG REMAINS THE SAME / RAIN SONG combo was delivered on a shiny platter. I go insane each time The Rain Song comes on....but wait, there's more!!! So then DAZED AND CONFUSED comes out and I've already called 911 on my damn cell phone 'cause I need oxygen, I need water, I mean my ass was almost on the floor from excitement, emotional exhaustion... I mean, this was just too much happiness for me in one night. Awesome D&C version...the bow was literally shredded and Steve tossed it out into the crowd and into the arms of some young chick (you know it wouldn't hurt to have TWO Led Zepagain bows in my collection!) Hahaha...Zepagain keeps spreading the joy. Speaking of spreading joy, I've never before seen so many people attempt to crash the stage and jump up and hug the band members before. Damn!! Security seemed to be a constant presence on the stage, as all sorts of people wanted to touch these wonderful guys. Steve, what did you do with that can of bitch repellant that I gave you on NYE 2005? But wait, there's more!! So after I'm done making fun of Mark Sokol the entire time for all of these new songs coming out, what the hell is it that I hear next??? TRAIN KEPT A ROLLIN'!!!! Oh holy shit, here's where I dropped to my knees and just bowed down to them repeatedly. Do you have any clue how long I've been waiting to hear this one? And, and, for you to have blended this into the Whole Lotta Love Medley ALONG with WEARING AND TEARING??? Oh hells no.....too much of a good thing can kill you, but if that's the case, I'm going out riding high baby! Shayne, thanks for coming up to introduce yourself. I hope you have a better understanding of my Zepagain addiction now. Celeste, I know full well that you had a much more important commitment this evening, but it still hurt like hell to not have you there next to me to witness what happened this night. Alica, my Zep Mama who was sick like a dog but still dragged her carcass down anyway...thanks for making it out! It was cool headbanging with Christie and Little Jessica. Awesome evening, thanks for making this (my 75th show) a bitchin' one. You guys are insane, but I still love you! See you in Arizona. --L.
YOUR GALAXY THEATRE GIG ROCKED. I finally had a chance to take my sons to see you. They are 18 and 16. I also brought along some of their friends. All the boys wished you guys could play at venues without any age restriction. I advised them that it is not your choice in that matter. The boys spread the news about your Galaxy gig and alot more of their friends said they would go see you guys jam the ZEP TUNES!. See you next time you play around the L.A. Area or perhaps San Diego way......take care
Made it to my 2nd show (1st HHOB). WANTON SONG- what a rocking opener song. Just like Page/Plant at the Hollwood Bowl in '96. That's the way Zep opened 'em. HEARTBREAKER was sharp and perfect. But when HOTS ON FOR NOWHERE started I couldn't beleive my ears (I guess I'm still new to how deep you guys get), I was so stoked to hear a song that only full-on Zep fans would know. I used to blast that one in my room as a teenager. And NIGHT FLIGHT? Are you kidding? I dont think I ever thought I would hear that performed live... by ANYONE. When I heard that opening intro note for THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME ( just like the movie)I knew we were about to seriously rock out.. and we did. Some people around me down front were hoping for the RAIN SONG all night and what a beatiful performance of that masterpiece. I was flashing back to the midnight movies of the early eighties. Seeing Zeppelin on the big screen like that movie was made for was the best and you guys were giving me flashbacks of those times during times in the show. Your guitars are always perfectly tuned and I am stunned and amazed at the playing by all of you. The hours of practice and passion for the music is obvious for which I personally am grateful. What could we possibly do for live Zeppelin music like you give without you guys. Please don't break up or stop. Later.
Alright, I know this review is quite outdated, but I have to leave it. I went to this show with a couple of my friends last year. Now, were all teenagers but who really cares. Led Zepagain played Kashmir. This song was so amazing. All the lights were flashing in and out and everyone was swaying, it was like everyone, the audience and band, was one person. It was amazing. (Thanks for the late review, CJ! We just added a new date at the HoB Anaheim, May 11! - Zepagain)
There are Led Zepagain shows and then there are THE LED ZEPAGAIN SHOWS. While every show is masterful (and at 185 I should know as I have seen a few ) every once in a while the band escalates their performance to new and greater heights. Feeding off a packed house well over capacity and armed with a creative and inovative set, indicative of a bet Swan made, great heights were hit from the first notes of THE WANTON SONG. Now to the bet. We can officially pull 4 more songs off the list. First time song debuts included HOTS ON FOR NOWHERE which came off great as well as a great version of TRAIN KEPT A ROLLIN that may have surpasseed Aerosmith energy. I was on businees in North Carolina and missed the debut of YOUR TIME IS GONNA COME and the band first broke out WEARING AND TEARING for a North Cal show but both were in last nights set. YTIGC was superb and fit very well into the acoustic set. Wearing and Tearing (for Zep diehards only) jammed and it appeared that this crowd knew the song. I officially show 15 swongs to go with about about 16 weeks left and I will be a day's pay lighter. This is a bet I won't mind losing as I have not seen you guys work and scramble this hard for over a year and half. Personally I want to see you do it, but I just don't think you guys can get it done. But it is fun watching you go for it. Ramble On, Mark
FANTASTIC!! speachless... ZEPAGAIN ROCKS!! Thank you for making the evening very special for us. I've been raving about this band to everyone I know since seeing them exactly one month ago at Paladinos for the first time. Yesterday was my wife's birthday so what better way is there to celebrate than at a LZ concert! My wife, as well as I, were completely blown away by the authenticity, sonic quality and stagemanship this band radiates. If you haven't seen them yet, SHAME ON YOU! Get out to a show IMMEDIATELY and support these guys!! Your love, respect, and admiration will not be wasted! For those who missed their SIZZLING HOT show last night at the Galaxy, photos from my cellphone can be viewed here or downloaded here
The Strip was a mad buzz that Saturday night. Traffic was really bad that evening as my friends and I cruised towards the Whisky. What was exciting was the fact that there was much hustle and bustle on the streets and as I approached the Whisky, I knew that I would be stepping into a magical time warp of sorts, to experience a feeling that many others had felt in that very same venue. The magical presence and energy of the great Led Zeppelin would be harnessed into the building for that night, by none other than the great Led Zepagain. Hearing SINCE I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU (just like in TSRTS) drives me insane each and every single time. DAZED AND CONFUSED was f***n AMAZING!!! That is my jam right there. The bow action is just intense. I was headbanging away to this one and my neck continues to be sore. My man, Jim Wootten did his thing on BRON-Y-AUR STOMP (...always smiling, never sad, so fine!) KASHMIR and IMMIGRANT SONG are just the bomb. Swan's voice really flies high with these two jams. I loved Kersey's drumming on ACHILLES' LAST STAND, always very impressive. The WHOLE LOTTA LOVE medley always brings a big smile to my face. Steve-- mad props to you my brother: during Stiarway, the bottom of the guitar strap accidentally snapped loose. How the hell you were able to keep on playing, while holding on to that heavy thing AND not miss a single note, I will never know. Good thing the roadie was there to help you put that thing back on. As usual, I had a blast at the show. It was fun to see you guys performing from all angles, from upstairs, from the back of the room, and also from right up front (well, to the side) of the stage. I can't wait to see what you'll have in store for us for this Friday at The Galaxy Theater. As usual, thanks for having given us a natural high and for enabling me on getting my Zep fix. =)
We see you guys every year at the Hermosa Beach Pier concerts and got to see you at the Wiskey-a-Go-Go on Saturday, March 4, 2006. Great show! Great band!
Hello Zepagain, and let me say you guys know how to get a crowd going. I wanted to give each of you a big THANK YOU for the dedication at Folsom. We had a great time, and we are enjoying the cd. We are looking forward to the next Mock Rock. Luv ya guys and keep it rockin'.
Awesome show!! I missed seeing the group at Folsom Live but heard how great you were. Being the ultimate Zep fan I had to make sure that I saw you this round. So glad that I did. Song Remains the Same ROCKED! Looking forward to seeing the group again.
ZEPAGAIN!! You guys ROCK! i think you are by far the coolest zeppelin tribute band. I have seen you about 7 times now in California and Arizona over the past few years. I have turned so many friends on to you and they all agree you guys sound just like the real deal. It makes me so happy to go to your shows, i always leave so energized. I wanted to give you props and i can't wait to see you at alice coopers town. This time i will say hello after the show.Until then fellas..ramble on.
ONCE AGAIN AN OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE! FOLSOM REALLY LOVED YOU GUYS. THE VENUE WAS SOLD OUT AND AS I WAS COMING THROUGH THE DOOR PEOPLE HAD TO BE TURNED AWAY (SADLY). THIS PLACE WAS TRULY STANDING ROOM ONLY. TO GET AROUND YOU HAD TO SLOWLY SQUEEZE THROUGH THE CROWD,BUT EVERYONE WAS NICE ABOUT IT .FROM BEGINNING TO END EVERY ONE HAD A GOOD TIME.( NEXT TIME PEOPLE GET YOUR TICKETS ON-LINE WELL BEFORE THE PERFORMANCE DATE). THANKS FOR ADDING "YOUR TIME IS GONNA COME" TO THE SET. IT WAS AWESOME. EVERY SONG PLAYED TONIGHT WAS FANTASTIC. SWAN,STEVE,JIM K.AND JIM W., IT WAS SO NICE TO HAVE YOU STAY AROUND AFTERWARDS AND TALK TO PEOPLE.THE FOUR OF YOU ARE HONESTLY NICE PEOPLE AND IT WAS AN EXPERIENCE TO BE ABLE TO CHAT WITH YOU. BE SAFE IN YOUR TRAVELS AND HOPE TO SEE YOU HERE AGAIN REAL SOON.
I've gotta admit it, I was a bit rattled knowing that Swan was stuck in traffic during the band's start time. Fortunately, the rest of the band jumped and saved the evening by starting off with MOBY DICK. I don't think I've ever seen a longer version of Moby Dick, LOL. Swan's arrival coincided perfectly with the end of MD. GOOD TIMES, BAD TIMES got the crowd really amped up. My friend Joe just about peed on himself out of joy when NOBODY'S FAULT BUT MINE was busted out. Awesome jam! I went nuts during IN MY TIME OF DYING, a beautiful song done so awesomely well by Led Zepagain. FOOL IN THE RAIN was a pleasant surprise. DANCING DAYS was an even bigger and more pleasant surprise. This is definitely one of my most favorite jams! (Jim Wootten kept laughing at me because he could overhear me saying that to every song.) But the song that REALLY, REALLY did it for me was THE RAIN SONG. This has got to be the softest, yet kick-ass song to ever go down in history. I love hearing it come after THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME. As you all probably already know by now, I go completely insane each time I hear the opening chords to The Rain Song. That night was the perfect evening for this song. Speaking of evenings, IN THE EVENING was simply bad-ass. I can't elaborate any further; it just kicked ass. The bow F'n ROCKS!! I was one pissed off fan when the boys were not allowed to do their encore (I'll keep the title of the encore a secret.) I felt like Tweedle-Dee without Tweedle-Dum (Celeste) that evening. Celeste, you are in the dog-house for having missed out on both gigs this weekend! But of course we all know that my beautiful goddaughter comes first! Alright now, thanks again for such a beautiful evening and for always putting on such a stellar performance. Much love to you brothers. =)
Caught a very good gig on this evening in Paladino's. The evening started off real good with THE WANTON SONG. This is a major kick-ass jam that stirs even the dead from out of their graves. The boys spoiled us this evening with the debut of YOUR TIME IS GONNA COME! This was an INSANE performance. I felt that it was a very accurate and dead-on recreation of the song, especially since it was their very first time performing this one. Hearing NO QUARTER was another key highlight of the evening. The guitar solo always stirs me on this one. HEARTBREAKER and TRAMPLED UNDERFOOT are always classic shake-your-ass songs. Loved them this evening! THE LEMON SONG and THE OCEAN also earned major applause from me. Kersey and Wootten shine so damn brightly with these songs. Killer bass grooves and impeccable drumming. I got to sing and dance with Tara (we're gonna put Lez Zeppelin out of business, right?) got the most perfect seat for this gig right next to the stage, and got to party with Elvis (Steve.) The only thing missing were my girls, Celeste, Alicia and Veronica. Swan, I love it when you mimic my hand movements. Steve, I was disappointed to see that you forgot to place your scarf onto your mike stand. Also, good job Steve on the vocals during YTIGC. Awesome evening and very well worth the long drive and sleep deprivation.
You guys are amazing!!! Paladino's was my 7th time seeing you. Jim W. - thanks for the pick at Santa Anita. Steve - What a performance! Swan - Pleasure shaking your hand in Santa Anita. Jim K. - Wow! See you soon....again....
I've seen them three times, and look forward to a forth, fifth, etc... As a die-hard Zep fan from the late '70s, I must say I was truly blown away. For me, the whole Led Zepagain experience is a dream come true. I think many of their versions sounded as good as Led Zeppelin did when they played live. Perhaps even a bit more refined. It's obvious "Swan" is a true Zeppelin fan, and does Robert Plant justice, both in voice and in body language. Same for the rest of the band. If you're a fan of Zeppelin, you WILL be a fan of Zepagain.
UNBELIEVABLE!! I was completely blown away by your show last night! Closing my eyes, I was immediately transported to the Oakland show in the mid 70's. Beautiful! The time and effort spent on making this project a success is clearly evident. Thank you for the fantastic evening! A few photos of the show for the unfortunate who missed it.. http://rickweller.com/music (Thanks for the photos, Rick! - Zepagain)
DUUDDEEESSS!!!!! BEER GREAT TUNESS>>>.........What an F...N show on satarday. I was doing the beer thing and just mellowing out when you dudes came out and f...n ROCKED THE PLACE!!! I never saw the band before I just came to check out the races and babes.... I was freekin shocked at how you sounded like the real thing....Dudes are you sure you are not dubbing some sounds in? Wow.. I am going to the next show for sure....I cant even imagine what your show would be like if ALL the speakers are working right... I will take a bunch of my frends and it will be freekin funny to see there faces!!! Rock on dudes.... see you friday!!
Well, I must start off by saying that the sound system at Sirona's was incapable of handling the boys. Although people were scurrying all over the place trying to pinpoint what the technical issues were, once it appeared that the problem had been resolved, one entire side of the speakers would then go completely dead. For the first time, I wasn't able to clearly enjoy Zepagain's quality sound. In my humble opinion, the highlights of the evening for me were Dazed and Confused (bitchin' as usual, but this time there was extra energy pumped into the bow solo and into all the other sound effects that were produced during the middle of the song. This song made my night!) Stairway to Heaven (pristine version,) The Ocean (clean, smooth and this one just JAMMED!) and Heartbreaker (simply bad-ass!) I missed you Celeste! See you all on Friday.
My husband and I, and many of our friends, have been coming to your shows now for about two years and I apologize that it has taken me this long to actually submit a review! But we have told you in person many times how great you are...no, I mean awesome! We have a blast at every show and you guys rock! But this past Saturday at the Santa Anita racetrack was the highlight for me. It was my birthday that day and I had e-mailed you guys prior to the show and asked if you could play "All of my Love". I was so happy to actually see my name on the setlist right by my song! Thank you SO much! You really made my day! (And thanks for giving us the setlist too!) We are always looking on your website and planning when we can make the next Zepagain gig! We have even brought our kids quite a few times to the "All Ages" shows and they love you guys! In fact every one of our friends and family that we have brought to your shows are just completely blown away with how great you are! Led Zep is definatley my favorite band, hands down. I never get tired or bored with their music. Although I'm not old enough to have had the opportunity to have seen them live, there is no doubt in my mind that you guys are the next best thing. Thank you for keeping the spirit of Zep alive! See you soon!
Once again you all sounded great at the track on Saturday.... The Sunday morning horseracing radio show had rave reviews about your outstanding performance! Even some of the stuffiest handicappers had nothing but complements. Nice to see some of them pull their heads out of their racing forms and see another side of life, it takes something special to do that...and you truly were!! Great show!!...only other thing I have to say is....in my next life....I want to come back as Steve's guitar!!
I was glad to see everyone all together again, kind of like a nice big old family reunion, minus the stale potato salad. I like it when Zepagain plays at A Mi Hacienda. This was the first show done there after a 14-month hiatus from this venue. Oh my phucken goodness, was that "WE'RE GONNA GROOVE" and "I CAN'T QUIT YOU BABY" performed together like on the dvd?!?! I, I, keep on stuttering even in my thoughts, because I am not able to verbalize sufficiently the level of happiness and gratitude that I experienced last night during these opening numbers. This goes to show that the squeaky wheel gets the oil! Veronica and Andy, I'm glad that you made the drive up from San Diego just so that you could see this gig! Ernie and Michelle cruised all the way down from the valley. Alicia & Tony with crew in tow, were present. Wow! "FOR YOUR LIFE" was very cool! Let's just say that this evening I was able to fully appreciate Zepagain's effort in putting this one together. Great use of the tremolo bar there, Steve! And Jim Wootten appeared to be showing off some new swaggering moves when he was tearing up the bass on this one. Loved it! "CUSTARD PIE" had been missing in action for a bit. It was great to hear that one along with another awesome jam, "THE ROVER." Two real sweet, but still kick-ass tunes were "I'M GONNA CRAWL" and "TANGERINE." I love it when you guys play these! "HOW MANY MORE TIMES" is a classic mover and shaker. This is one of the songs where Celeste and I just go completely insane, and we sure did this night! Also, anytime that the bow comes out is a good time. "WHOLE LOTTA LOVE" was as usual, an awesome medley. One day I hope to hear "Going Down Slow" infused in the medley like on the How The West Was Won CD. And oh yes, last but not least, "IMMIGRANT SONG." They're all my jams, but this one is a special headbanger for me. There were even some dudes moshing on the dance floor to this one. A big shout out to Emilio and Lorena, two Led Zepagain virgins who had to be pushed out the door once the gig had ended. They promised to be back for more... It was awesome to see Jim Kersey and Steve knocking back those Jimador tequilas. Swan, my dear Swan, those high notes you give us are always well appreciated. Thanks again guys for another awesome evening!! Oh and Mark, I have confidence in the boys. I BELIEVE that they WILL learn the rest of the catalog by July 1st. Leave your Monopoly money at home next time, ok? Going strong at 70, Lori =)
I'm submitting this review on behalf of Lori & myself (Lori doesn't remember much of your show & my brain cells are just simply burnt-out). Between Lori & I, this is what we've come up with. Zepagain opened strong w/the debut of the beginning of Wearing & Tearing (hey Mark, Lori was faded & she even knew the name of this song) right into Rock N Roll. We remember the debut of For Your Life & Ten Years Gone (this song dropped me to my knees, literally) That's the Way brought tears to my eyes. This evening also produced the debut of the entire version of I Can't Quit You Baby (Oh my God) I remember screaming "Lori you better remember this" which she doesn't. This is why we definitely need to hear it tonight. Let's see, oh, I believe you encored with "Immigrant Song" because I remember seeing a sea of head banging. Don't quite remember the closing but I'm sure it was bad ass. We promise that we shall both be sober tonight @ A Mi Hacienda (right Lori?) & that we will submit a much better & clearer review of the show. Celeste (your August 2003 Fan of Month) going strong @ 170!
Me and my husband went to go see you guys for the first time this last thursday...January 26, in Hollywood at the House of Blues....and we were blown away!!!! You guys were awesome! We would love to see you guys again...maybe you guys can schedule some tour dates in the San Bernardino County area??? See you soon! Thank you for the best concert I have ever seen!!!! Your NEW Fans, Cassie and Jeromie Davis
Just wanted to say thank you once again! This is getting close to 10 concerts I've seen of yours, I don't think I've seen any other band in my life that many time and not got tired of them and I'm fifty! Your guitar solo in heartbreaker was fantastic! The thing that I like about you guys is the ease and casualness in the way you perform, it shows a lot of experience. Congratulation too, that was the largest crowd I've ever seen in your concerts. I prefer a quiet night at the Malibu Inn, but I know this is better for you.
I was there last night, at the House of Blues watching you guys for the first time and feeling like I was back in the 70's at a Led Zeppelin concert, AWESOME! You guys can rock and roll second only to the masters themselves, Led Zeppelin. I saw Zeppelin every time they came to town in the 70's and I especially enjoyed the songs you guys played last night that weren't in the Zeppelin set list back then. You guys really brought back memories and the magic of those days and just like Jimmy Page told you guys when he saw you (from Steve's account of the meeting, which I thought was a great and honest insight of the man by Steve) your attention to detail and really playing and getting into the music is what makes you guys so special. Keep up the good work and I'll be seeing you guys again, no doubt. Thanks for the memories.
Finally made my first Zepagain show. As a lifelong Zep fan and someone who has studied the history of the band, I could not have been more impressed. When I walked in you were playing Celebration Day and I had to double take the stage from the back of the room. All the details were in place. Only glitch I caught was "Wanton Song" opening but everybody got right back on track. What a great set list and "For Your Life" was an excellent surprise. Its always the unexpected ones... It all sounded awesome and I'm looking forward to the "Whiskey-a-Go-Go".
I had heard from one of my boses who is a huge Led Zeppelin fan just like myself, about you guys on how good a show you put together, so my brother and I went to see you at the House of Blues, man you guys were not only good but you were INCREDIBLY GOOD, OUTSTANDING, AWESOME, FENOMENAL, I never got to see LZ in concert cause of their tragedy in 1980, but man you guys rock 1,000% and more!
Saw you last night at HOB and you were on fire! Awesome show. Look forward to seeing you again.
Lot's of information to cover here. First of all, welcome home to the band from serving their country in Europe. And it appears some of the band members have gained a few pounds over the Christmas hiatus and have not had enough gigs to work off the extra poundage. Great show last night at the House of Blues. The show started with one of the most traditional Led Zeppelin concert openings with the always tight ROCKANDROLL/CELEBRATIONDAY/BRINGITONHOMEBLACKDOG segue. However the band took the stage with what appeared to be the instrumental opening of TRB's. The rest of the set was solid. Of course the highlights were the debut of FOR YOUR LIFE and the first full version of I CAN'QUIT YOU. To refresh the readers here, scroll down to my last review in late October for the details on "THE BET" It appears after wasting 3 months of valuable time in learning the remainder of the Zeppelin catalogue (about 20 more songs or so) the boys are actually going to take a run at my money. Two and half down and lot more to go. This is going to be historical. I know of no other Zeppelin tribute band, and I have seen more than a few, who even come close (or stayed together long enough) to cover the entire Zep catalogue. For a person like me and a few of my friends who bleed led, this is important. I think it would also be important to the band to be able to make that claim. The next five months are going to be full of surprises for everybody who have had long standing requests but have never heard their song. The songs left on the list are the most complicated and obscure of Zeppelin material and I for one want to see them do it and will gladly hand over the $500 bucks. What I really want to know is when is HOTRH going to make the set list. Dave N is going to have start making some road trips. Mark, Rambling on at 179 PS, I heard we may even get a snipet or two of TRAIN KEPT A ROLLIN. (Thanks for the welcome back, Mark, but if you're going to put your money on the line, you better brush up on your Zep catalog. That was 'Wearing & Tearing' we opened with, not 'Travelling Riverside Blues' (TRB)! And who says we've "wasted" 3 months...? Ok, maybe we did eat a lot... - Zepagain)
Really a great show last night! While I have never been a big Zep fan, I am fast becoming a zepagain-fan because you guys have your own style and charisma and above all are a class act! It was great talking to you before the show as well, you are all very nice and special people. Thank you for a great show, see you at the races!
Oh my God, how could I have forgetten to have sent in a review for the last gig at the Normandie Casino? What a sin! First off, it was a breath of fresh air getting to see the boys rip up a can of whoop-ass, live and in living color! That evening I got to hear the BEST version to date of THANK YOU. It seemed to me that there was an extra return on the guitar solo, which just was fascinating. SICK AGAIN was just fucken tight!!! That song is just so amazing and is one of the heaviest Zep tunes, in my opinion, and you guys pull off that heaviness to a tee. ACHILLES' LAST STAND was pulsating and it shook the damn foundation. If you would have walked out into the damn casino, you would have seen stacked money chips just slipping off to the side and drinks spilling off the table, had you walked out into the casino area while this song was playing. Just JAMMING!!! MOBY DICK.... Mr. Kersey, it simply astounds me how each and every single time you perform this one, it continues to be different and maintains intricacy. I simply love it. HOW MANY MORE TIMES, oh dear God! The bow action, damn, this song just leaves me SPEECHLESS!!! But if we want to talk about reaching a level of mutism, let's talk about how you guys busted out with WHEN THE LEVEE BREAKS. You guys know that this is one of my ultimate "pull my hair out of joy" jams. Damn this song sounds good when you play it. Oh no, how can I forget DANCING DAYS!! This is a beautiful obscure song and I bow down to you for having played it. Let me see...I have the setlist somewhere at home, but this gig left such an impression in my heart and soul that even two weeks later, I still pretty much remember the entire evening! Dear Lord, (this is sounding more and more like a prayer) thank you for having had Zepagain play GALLOWS POLE and a mega crowd slayer, BLACK COUNTRY WOMAN!!! You know, you guys really kicked ass on this set list and the goody-bag was really delved into this time! Keep up the good work guys. Thanks for always spreading love and joy to those that need it most. Keep kickin' ass!!! P.S. while you guys were flying over to Kosovo, my neck and back were still sore, days later, from all the headbanging I d done @ Normandie!
Guys, just got done at your gig here in Kosovo. Thanks for coming over for the troops!! You were totally awsome!!! A lot better than I though you would be. Kick ass!!!
My husband (the one with the long beard guys!) and I didn't see the advertisement for this concert until earlier in the day when we were shopping on the base. It's rare we get out on work nights, but I sensed from seeing the flyer that this would be a great concert to see, plus the fact I'm a Led Zep fan anyway. The concert was held in a small-ish bar on base, attended by probably less than 30 people (a very intimate crowd), but man was it awesome! Even though the band members admitted that they couldn't bring all their instruments with them so their song repertoire was a bit limited, it sure didn't stop from them from ripping the stage with outstanding renditions of Black Dog, The Lemon Song, When the Levee Breaks, and so much more. We were able to chat with the band afterwards and get their autographs. It was a wonderful treat to hear some good rock from coming from such a great band. Led Zepagain rocks! P.S. I went to the same Led Zep concert (twice) in 1977 that Steve Z. says he went to in Oakland (Day on the Green)!!
I saw the show at Camp Bondsteel in Kosovo. Being deployed with the military, there isn't usually much entertainment. I didn't know what to expect but I can tell you I was blown away by your performance and so were a lot of others in the audience. One member of the audience who saw the real Led Zeppelin back in the 70s said your performance was even better than the original show he went to as a kid. And one of my soliders actually thought you were THE Led Zeppelin. If that is not an endorsement, I don't know what is.
The Army Morale Welfare and Recreation program generally loves to send cover bands out to perform for troops deployed throughout the world. Generally, the Army gets a decent performance for a great price. But, in finding Led Zepagain, they fucking struck gold. These guys rocked the fucking socks off approximately 200 troops, and did it in style. You really can't shake a stick at these guys. They even welcomed me onstage with open army when I expressed getting a few nice photos of the band. All in all, I've never really dug cover bands. And I still don't. But Led Zepagain is echelons above being considered just a "cover band." Thanks for the awesome show. -Sgt. K
Thanks again for the great show you guys played at Camp Bondsteel, Kosovo.
THANK YOU! for Friday night's show. Black Country Woman, Gallows Pole, Stairway, Kashmir, Whole Lotta Love, Thank You, Going to California, Levee, How Many Times, Achillis & Jim's Moby Dick's solo sounded incredible. It was good to see all the regulars (especially LORI). Looking forward to a prosperous new year w/LED ZEPAGAIN. Have a safe trip. See you when you get back.
What a rush, getting ready so that we could arrive on time at Paladino's to check out two bitchin' bands, Which One's Pink? and Led Zepagain!!! I'd been running on an empty Zeppelin fuel tank for a while, so this show was a well-needed encounter. Hearing you tear it up with Rock and Roll, The Wanton Song, Ramble On, Nobody's Fault But Mine, In My Time of Dying (hehehe -- some of you will know why I'm laughing at this one) Dancing Days (FUCK YEAH!!) I'm Gonna Crawl, Bron-Y-Aur Stomp (double hell yeah!) was like breathing in fresh air after having been oxygen deprived for hours. I seriously was feeling like a fish out of water before this gig. The last gig, at the Galaxy, had been too long ago and besides, a few of us don't really remember much of what transpired that night anyway. But that's another story .. It goes without saying that The Song Remains the Same, The Rover, In The Evening and Whole Lotta Love were amazing. I of course, crumpled onto the floor when the bow came out for In The Evening. I had a blast!!! I could tell that I wasn't the only one having fun. Why, I actually witnessed a few people begin doing backward handstands and other sorts of gymnastic routines during the show (cough, cough, Dan, Veronica.) My back and neck are still sore from all the headbanging, and it has been 3 days since I went to the show. Pain level is a good 15, on a scale of 1 - 10, so you KNOW the show was just plain off the hook. Celeste, isn't this the 2nd time that you've tripped the power off now? Hahaha. I wish you guys the best for this holiday season. Please take care of yourselves so that we can have us a bad-ass 2006!!! Let's have good positive thoughts and do away with all illnesses, ok??? Love ya much too much, --L. P.S. So now the Zepagain Army has to crack open their piggy banks for a trip to CANADA?!?!?!
You guys were awesome!!! i was really suprised at how much you guys sound like them...I had an awesome time and rocked out! I felt like i was at an actual Led Zeppelin concert or as close as i'm going to get!I hope you guys come to San Diego soon!!! keep doin ur thang guys your awesome!
You guys are rad! You guys did Fool in the Rain! That was so unexpected! As was Hot Dog. Moby Dick was awesome, and I was blown away by Achille's. You guys are brilliant musicians. I gotta see you guys again.
WOW! I SAW YOU GUYS FOR THE FIRST TIME THIS SATURDAY AT THE WHISKY. I LOVED IT YOU ABSOLUTLEY BLEW ME AWAY! I HAD THE BEST TIME EVER. IT WAS ALSO MY FIRST ROCK SHOW WITH MY BOYFRIEND AND HE RECOMMENDED WE GO SEE YOU GUYS. MY DAD INTRODUCED ME TO L.Z. WHEN I WAS VERY YOUNG IM 23 NOW AND I AM SO GLAD THAT I HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO SEE YOU ALL ROCK OUT! AMAZING! I WILL BE TAKING MY DAD TO SEE YOU GUYS ASAP. MUCH LOVE,FRANCI
We've been long time Led fans, but this is actually the first time we've seen a tribute and you did a wonderfull job! It was recently at the Galaxy and it was a blast. Looking forward to see you often.
LOVE YOU GUYS!!! this was my familys third time seeing you, you guys ROCK. Loved the fact you let TRAMPLED UNDER FOOT get up on stage and jam!!! a bunch of 15 years old...following in your footsteps, ready to carry on the legend of the greatest band ever. PLease post if the young men will ever play with you guys again, this really inspired my children. Thanks Ann (It was a pleasure to have them up to play, we always like to give the younger generation a shot on stage! - Zepagain)
i saw your show the other night. let me tell you that you were all fabulous. i had such a wonderful time. this was my third time seeing you all and im more impressed each time. i was lucky this time to be right up in front. you all had a full house that night. i heard sold out. fabulous job. see you soon!!
This was the third time watching Led Zepagain.The first two times were at the Coach House. I have to say this was the best performance I've seen yet. You guys outplayed Which One's Pink. I can't wait to go to your next show!
Hi, my name is Austin and im a 14 year old girl who came to see you guys at the Galaxy last night with my best friend, Emily! Wow, I was amazed. I actually saw you at the House of Blues this summer with my friend. I just wanted to sat thank you for keeping Led Zeppelin alive for those generations, like mine who unfortunatley never got an opportunity to see the real deal. You guys are one hell of a concert to see and I hope to see you guys in December! p.s. Tell "Jimmy" thanks for the guitar pick R O C K O N !!!
WOW! My name its Linda Finley I am 10 Yrs and it was my second time seeing both of my favorite groups playing together, Which ones pink and Led Zepagain. and good 2 pics from both groups YESSSSSSSSSS!!!! LOve you guyyyyyyyssssssssss!!!
ALL OF YOU HAVE FULFILLED MY DREAM.I CAME TO CALIFORNIA IN 1976 AND WAS 13 WHEN I HEARD LED ZEPPELIN FOR THE FIRST TIME,INSTANTLY I WAS HOOKED.I WAS LOOKING FORDWARD TO SEEING THEM SOMEDAY IN CONCERT.I REMEBER PICKING UP THE PAPER ON SEPT. 25,1980 AND THE HEADLINE:JOHN BONHAM OF LED ZEPPELIN DEAD!!THE BAND COMMENTS WERE WE CANNOT CONTINUE WITHOUT HIM .I WAS SAD THAT I WOULD NEVER GET TO SEE THEM PERFORM.THEN I CAME TO FOLSOM LIVE BECAUSE I READ THERE WOULD BE AN L.Z. TRIBUTE BAND THERE.LET ME TELL YOU I WAS BLOWN AWAY BY YOUR PERFORMANCE.I HAD SO MANY EMOTIONS THAT WENT THROUGH ME .I CLOSED MY EYES A FEW TIMES WHILE YOU PLAYED AND I WAS AT A LED ZEPPELIN CONCERT.THANK YOU FOR KEEPING THE MUSIC ALIVE.WILL SEE YA ALL FEB.25-06 AT THE POWERHOUSE PUB IN FOLSOM. CAN'T WAIT!!!
I had seen the band last year at Cajun House and was blown away. Being a guitar player in a 70's tribute band, ALIVE! (www.aliverocks.com) I understand the work involved in recreating an era. Not only does Led Zepagain sound like Zeppelin, but it's clear that all the members have done more than their share of homework to be faithful to the original band. As a guitar player I really repsect Steve's ability to pull off the nuance and vibe that is so elusive about Page. I've seen and heard many players attempt to do Jimmy Page and nobody is more spot-on. It was definitely a great lesson for me to watch the whole band. When you get back to Phoenix, ALIVE! would love to share a bill with you.
My boyfriend took me out for dinner at The House of Blues last Friday, surprised me and took me to your concert. He knows that I love music that has meaning - I want the real thing. I'm only 31 years old but I grew up with your music because of my dad and uncles. I had a blast and I can't wait to see you guys again on your next concert. We stayed after the show and I'm not sure if Steve and Jim W would remember that I gave them a hug, I just had to... you guys are awesome! Swan...I stood in front of that stage and just watch you moved the whole time. Jim K, you are the best drummer I've ever seen in my life. I was just mesmerized when you did your solo. There s no words that could ever describe you guys but the BEST!!! Lots of hugs and sweet kisses! Keep us updated of your upcoming shows. Love you guys
What a great honor it was to be able to hang w/ you guys' @ the 4th year anniversary gig celebration! Thank you for the grand event here in San Diego! Yes, that was me somewhere in the audience air guitaring, copycating STEVE'S shreds, especially through Wanton Song & Over the Hills. Can't help it Steve, you're my ultimate favorite local guitar man & unofficial mentor! SWANNY swooned his way to my heart singin my absolute favorite Zep tune-The Rover! Mr. Wooten's vibe & jibe had me bumpin through Trampled Underfoot & Bron-y-Aur Stomp! Ultimately, it's Mr. Kersey that makes the show every single time he plays MOBY DICK!!! He rocks so hard & fast, light particles can't keep up w/ his thunderous movement (see photo!). Rockin! Thanks again, see ya soon & peace! 
I have seen your band twice and I want more! Anytime you are playing in or around San Diego please notify me. I will be there along with my friends. I have been a huge Led Zep fan for the last 28 years. I even went through a 14 hour labor playing nothing but Led Zep. The nurses thought I was nuts. I am not nuts though...I just have always believed that there is something I know that the others dont get. Anyways, I love your show and I want to see it as many times as I can!
Led Zeppelin Lives ON, Thanks quys for an incredible performance last night at the House of Blues. As most Zeppelin fans would say, taking on the music of one of the most incredible Rock and Roll bands and playing it to ear-spltting perfection is not an easy task. You quys did that and more.Just the fact that a large number of fans were leaving thinking your set was over, and then you played an additional four songs for diehards, says alot about your dedication to the fans. Your vocals were dead on for a young Robert Plant and the Jimmy Page quitarist was amazing. The solo for Whole Lotta Love and the synthesized sound effects were over the top....Look forward to the next time we Rock again.
I needed a fix, and I got it last night A Zepagain fix !. Almost 3 hrs of Led Zepplin, The Rover,the Rain Song,Going to California, Kashmir,I could go on and on, but the 2 best of the night, NO Quarter, Achilles Last Stand, I couldn't belive how fast the night went by, Hurry come back, I starting to need another fix ! PGL
Simply put, your perforamnce Friday night was "STELLAR"! Kudos to Jim Wooten for putting together the setlist. It was off the hook. I've been carrying it around in my purse! (thanks for the setlist again Rich) Lori's right, opening up w/Wanton Song brought me to full attention. Playing Custard Pie (love watching Sue dance to this one) then going right into Since I've Been Loving You was insane. My MVP song award for the evening goes to Four Sticks. I'm sure I've seen you guys do this song many times before but nothing like it was done this night. You guys were tight on this one. Love to watch Kersey play those four sticks. The Whole Lotta Love medley was sick w/the unveiling of Night Flight. Would love to hear this song in its entirety. Thanks for renewing my faith. Your August 2003 Fan of the Month still going strong @ over 150 shows. P.S. Swan, my bet is w/you boys learning 20 songs in 8 months. I got an idea, why don't you all just quit your day jobs:)
Dear Led Zepagain, I want to thank you for a delightful evening. First off, I liked the KISS tribute band that opened for you, Gods of Thunder. It was fun watching them and I think they complimented your set very well. I hope your shoes didn't get stained from Gene Simmons' blood lying on the floor, when you performed. Louie, thank you for letting me steal Paul Stanley's guitar pick from you. :) I wish to further thank you for opening up with THE WANTON SONG. This is one of my favorites and it bitch-slapped me right into motion. I also want to thank you for playing my request, BRING IT ON HOME. That was very nice of you guys! CUSTARD PIE is always sweet, and that crazy intro for SINCE I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU always makes the evening complete. My other jam, BLACK COUNTRY WOMAN is done amazingly well and I practically tear up with joy each time I hear it. FOUR STICKS is a classic Bonzo song, but I love watching Jim Wootten do this one as well. You guys were just so hot that night... no wonder the bar was running low on drinks! HOW MANY MORE TIMES was just incredibly bad-ass!!!!!!!!!! It was good to hear KASHMIR after its short vacation from your sets. I loved the WHOLE LOTTA LOVE medley, with the emergence of NIGHT FLIGHT!! Damn, I was smiling the entire weekend just because you guys busted out with it. Of course, my other jam, IMMIGRANT SONG can't get left behind; it f'ing rocked!! ROCK AND ROLL is always a good way to bid us adieu. So again, I thank you kind gentlemen for another off-the-hook evening. I am also appreciative of the fact that I was able to take a complete group photo with you four lads. Sincerely, Your Resident Headbanger P.S. -- I kindly request that you refrain from performing any new songs while I am away on vacation; that would truly break my heart. :( Mark can wait a couple weeks, hahaha.
Great show last Friday night in Montebello. The sound was superb and as soon as Zepagain cranked it up it was obvious they were in the zone. Of course the highlight of the night was the debut of NIGHT FLIGHT and it kicked ass. Now down to the fun. Hanging out with the band before the show one of the band members, who will be nameless, said they they would have the rest of the Zeppelin catalogue covered by the middle of next year...which would be July 1rst, 2006. Being the instigator that I am, I called SWAN on his claim and immediately and proposed a bet. Not wanting to take the boys' money I thought $100 would be good. Swan wanted to bet $1000 and after seeing the list of songs they have to learn I wish I would have taken the grand. We settled on $500 and Captain Ron is the witness. There is now way these guys are going to learn the following songs, in alpha listing, by July 1rst of 2006. Baby Come on Home, b side to Whole Lotta Love Black Mountain Side/White Summer Bonzo's Montreux Boogie With Stu Carouselambra Darlene For Your Life Hots on for Nowhere I can't quit you Baby Out on the Tiles (they may have done this one already but it's been so long I'm not sure) Ozone Baby Poor TOm Royal Orleans Southbound Suarez Tea for One Traveling Riverside Blues Walters Walk Wearing and Tearing Your Time is Gonna Come. And no Dave Nesbitt I did not forget HATS OFF TO ROY HARPER. Now just between me and the rest of the readers here, there is now way these guys are going to put together these 20 songs in just over 8 months, but it is going to be fun to watch them try. I hape they do it. It would be worth $500 to see them do it. Good luck! Rambling on at 170, Mark (Hmm, I'll have to check our partnership agreement, but I'm not sure Swan can legally enter a bet on behalf of the 4 of us! - Steve)
This show marks the second time I saw you, and you guys are just totally awesome! I was never fortunate enough to see Led Zepelin live, but watching you guys perform makes me feel like I have!!! I am in a KISS Tribute myself and I know just what it takes to put on a convincing performance...and you guys do it perfectly!! Totally flawless. Paul Delis "Paul Stanley" GODS OF THUNDER - Tribute to KISS
Once again, Led Zepagain was outstanding... AGAIN!!! Now I've only seen you guys 4 times so far, but I have to say it just gets better and better each and every time. I simply can't wait until the next show and I plan on seeing as many as possible!!! Not only do you rock like no other tribute band can, but the 4 of you are the nicest, most down to earth guys one could ever meet. It's always such a pleasure to see you guys perform, and better yet, to be fortunate enough to have a few words with you if the opportunity presents itself (and it has for me on a few occasions). So with that said, I want to thank you! I look forward to once again standing in the front row watching the best there is. Oh and yes, I'd love to be the fan of the month at some point. Thanks again!
This show reminded me a little bit of the show at the Hop back in August. The crowd started out a little bit quiet and nobody was within 2 or 3 feet of the stage. That lasted about 3 songs. This was a fairly small club/lounge but within maybe a half-hour it was pretty well packed. The guys did their usual excellent job of getting the crowd into the mood and everybody seemed to have a great time. This was also one of the longer shows I've seen so far at about 2 1/2 hours with several requests added in; including Custard Pie, Achilles Last Stand, and Tangerine. I think one of the best parts of the whole show for me at least was watching Steve's fingers fly over that Taylor acoustic during Bron-Y-Aur Stomp. Steve, you were definitely on fire that night. Once again, the guys showed their usual class and respect for the audience by hanging out after the show signing autographs and talking with people until nearly 2:00AM even though they had to leave very early Sunday morning. Once again, a great show guys.
"ad·dic·tion - The condition of being habitually or compulsively occupied with or involved in something." And it was this addiction that made me drive for what felt like endless hours, before finally stumbling across The Canyon Club. I love seeing that video introduction that you play; I think you should do that more often (yeah, and update some of the photos too, hint, hint, j/k) =) My goodness, what can I say that I haven't said pretty much by now? I love this trend of hearing CELEBRATION DAY more often. NO QUARTER is just so bitchin'. The entire band pays so much detail to this performance and I think it's a remarkable take on the '73 MSG version. Wootten TEARS IT UP on the keys and Steve's solo is jaw-dropping, no doubt about it. TRAMPLED UNDERFOOT had the whole joint bouncing up and down, like an auto's suspension. The whole drive home, I kept humming to myself, "cruising down the freeway..." I love it! Again, Trampled is what I call an "All Wootten" song, where he mesmerizes me with his key action. GALLOWS POLE is such a bad-ass song, and Zepagain gives it that special groove that other bands simply can not capture. It was beautiful to hear BATTLE OF EVERMORE, as Ms. Roni Shea was in the house; thanks for squeezing that one in. Swan your vocal skills just continue to amaze me. I bow down to you. I felt a major chill go down my spine when I heard THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME, joined right after by THE RAIN SONG. Again, no matter how many times I may hear this, it continues to thrill me to no end, hearing these two paired up. The Rain Song is truly one of my favorites, compounded by the fact that Zepagain does an amazing job with this song. Mr. Jim Kersey was ON IT this night. MOBY DICK followed by THE OCEAN was just insanely hot!!! Kersey gets my MVP award for this night!! Hey Steve, are we going to see you duck walk anytime soon on The Ocean? Now we all should be thankful for every day of life, as everyday is a good day, but whenever the bow comes out, it's an even better day! That's exactly what Steve did with IN THE EVENING, the hauntingly beautiful, smooth, yet rough enough to kick your ass tune that gets everyone going. That"s right, keeping some of the "In Through the Outdoor" spirit alive! ACHILLES LAST STAND was awesome, as was the solo in STAIRWAY. That solo can never tire me. HOW MANY MORE TIMES is a bad-ass jam, and it helps separate Zepagain from the other tribute bands in circulation. Thank you so much for having played this!! Happy Belated Birthday wishes to Allison and Amanda! Larry, my dear, I owe you two beers.
Hey Guys, The show was fantastic!!! My friend Jeannie and I had a blast rocking and rolling to Zepagain!! As always, what a pleasure watching 4 talented musicians playing your heart and souls to us! We love you. Well for me, 22 gigs later (as the English say)les never forget!! You are an Icon. To be a rock and ALWAYS ROLL!!! FOREVER, THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC!
Hey You Guys!! As I told Swan, I have seen Robert 15 times in concert and I have to say...Swan does "Percy" better than he does himself!! Steve, you are amazing...You really do Jimmy justice!! I loved the bow...I was lucky enough be right under you when you were playing it. Jim K, When I closed my eyes, I could of sworn I was listening to JHB!!! You really have it down pat!!! Jim W, What a talent!!! Your beautiful and haunting rendition of NO QUARTER really blew my mind!! So,now I have my "Zepagain" t-shirt and you WILL be seeing me and my hubby at as many gigs that we are able to make!!! Also, I wanted to say that when I left the Canyon Club, I was on cloud 9!!! I love a band that plays all night...nothing worse then going to a show that is barely an hour and a half!! I really felt like I got my $$$ worth! We Love you Guys!! Rachel and Alon p.s. The Neal Deal were amazing...excellent combo, they open and you close!!!
Saw you on Oct 8 at Folsom Live. You guys were great. The attention to detail w/respect to music was my favorite part. Finally, a band with a good attitude too! I also appreciated the levity from the singer. I started listening to Zepplin at 10y/o on AM radio, I'm 44 now. After so many years of techno trash, it was a pure pleasure to see you guys throw down a good session of unadulterated hard rock. If you show up in this area again, I'll be back. I want to say again, I realize the level of detail to the original music is extremely hard to capture, yet you guys did an outstanding job at it. Thanks for a rocking night out. I was so happy about you guys being there I didn't even drink so I could really dig the music.
I caught you show last night at Folsom Live and it was amazing! Never have I heard anyone do a cover for Zeppelin that was so RIGHT ON! Even the guitar work was perfect from the difficult cord where Steve had to reach aroung with his thumb (which personally I have been having some trouble with) to the solos that are note for note. The solo for stairway to heaven really blew me away, though I was a little disapointed that you didn't play "Over the Hills and Far Away," because that is one of the greatest Zep songs next to the "Rain Song." I would also like to thank you for your comments on getting younger people into Zeppelin. I am only 15 but since the first time I heard led zeppelin I knew I was hooked. This is real music, everything today just doesn't compare. So please keep up the good work and I would love to hear back from you and come see you guys rock out again.
Just getting home from the canyon club. I wanted to thank you guys for the show you put on. And I want to thank Jim for the drum sticks he gave my son. Great evening and great memories my son will teasure long after I am gone.
I went to the show at the Whisky a couple weeks ago. I have to say I could have sworn Led Zeppelin was really there!! Being too young to have ever actually been to a real Zeppelin Concert I'm sure That you guys are the real deal. I'm only twenty yrs old but I love Led Zeppelin!! I have every album; I even have the box set that has a specific cd that has Jimmy and the guys doing Q-n-A and radio promotions. I love their new DVD they came out with as well its awesome. They were a terrific band and I think its too bad not enough young people listen to them. Anyway just wanted to say you guys rock!! The show was a blast; almost got my car towed but it was well worth it!!
Sitting at work on a quiet Friday afternoon, I called Celeste, who also appeared to be going comatose on the job. After whining about Zepagain being out of town that evening, we could practically see and hear each other's smirks over the phone when the daring suggestion was made to trek up north and do a turn-around trip so that we could catch that evening's show! What ensued seemed like a cartoon in fast-motion -- renting a car, getting stuff together and hauling ass to make the 400 plus mile trip! Let me tell you, the trip was WELL WORTH IT!!! The set list was INSANE!! The Song Remains the Same, followed by THE RAIN SONG!!! Wow, knocked me to the ground! Thank you for playing it - I hadn't heard it in a while. Misty Mountain Hop followed by Since I've been Loving You (the DVD version) was astounding. THE WANTON SONG has been making a kick-ass comeback lately. Bron-Y-Aur Stomp has been on a roll lately. Let me tell you, the folks up in Sacramento know how to stomp to this one too! Stairway to Heaven was completely magical and I was mesmerized by the key action, courtesy of Mr. Wootten himself. Moby Dick impressed the crowd and made me smile, of course. The small but wild crowd really dug it. Those in attendance were carefree and happy... some just way too happy and rowdy, know what I mean? One dude even stole my beer while it was sitting innocently on the edge of the stage, so we almost started scrapping, but that matter was quickly resolved. And so the whole crowd that was rocking sloppily up front by the stage was pretty much hanging on to one another, arms slung over shoulders, people singing even though they didn't know what they hell the lyrics were.....when BAMMMMM-- the most insane and psychedelic version of Dazed and Confused EVER surfaced!! I swear, at that moment I felt like a security guard up front, holding people back because they were so eager to touch Steve and the bow! LOL! I was like, "let him finish!" Anyhow, awesome night (when is it not?) Thanks Swan for the lovely shout-out you gave us and also for chatting with us for a while afterwards. By 2AM we were like Willie Nelson, on the road again and in LA by 8 AM. Fortunately we were able to get some rest before seeing Robert Plant that night (another awesome and unforgettable story!!) Thanks guys for inspiring us to walk off the job, cast aside all responsibilities and to make a 12-hour drive in a single day, all in the name of three-hours of Zeppelin bliss!!
u guys blew my mind in dat concert!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.......even tho i got lost in da freeway 4 5 hours tryin 2 get home.....it was worth evry mile man.....well hope u guys play in anaheim sumday....cuz i would luv 2 c u guys Zepagain.
Yyyyikes! You guys rocked on our show (9 on the Town/ K-CAL ) on Sept 23-rd and I hope you get thousands of new fans...Thanks for your generosity, for the interviews, for the over the top show at The Hop and....for letting me jam with you on "Communication Breakdown" at rehearsal. My family and friends fell out of their seats when they tuned in. Continued success, health and happiness, my brothers... Diggin it! Joe Rico, producer, 9 On the Town
Another amazing show! How cool was it to let the young guys (Trampled Underfoot) do their thing? Very! You guys rocked again and are truly keeping the spirit of Zep alive! Thank You!! Also, my 5 year old boy was longing for a guitar pick from Steve since the Alhambra street fest and finally got it. Thanks Steve! He treasures it.
The dark hall reminded me of the airplane hangar where Zeppelin once performed in. You can see a snippet of this in the DVD in the menu section. As I scanned the crowd I couldn't help but notice so many Zeppelin shirts, despite the fact that it was an all-day festival with numerous tribute bands playing. Zepagain tore it up with ROCK AND ROLL, followed by THE WANTON SONG. Man, that one really hit us hard!! I had a premonition that RAMBLE ON would be played, and sure enough it was. I can never get tired of hearing KASHMIR, thank you! THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME and IMMIGRANT SONG made some throw their beers aside so they could dance all around. Those are all the songs that I remember, but I do know that it was a firm, hard-core set and everyone had a blast by the energy that was put out there by the band. This energy was sucked up faster than Ozzy could suck the blood out of a bat (we got to see that later in the evening, by the tribute band of course.) Wootten with the killer smile and tremendous groove, was on it! Kersey, blasting everyone with his atomic power as usual, and Swan, oh Swanny, I admire your vocal abilities more and more with each passing day. The more Zep boots I listen to, the more I realize that your voice doesn't crack or fade or do anything as Robert's did during a lot of performances. I will buy you a crate of tea from Costco and set up a beehive in my backyard, so you can have all the honey and tea in the world! Keep taking care of yourself! Throughout the course of the day, in my talks with some of those in attendance, they ALL commented on Zepagain. So again, another job well done!! Veronica and I concurred that the intense whiplash we felt the following day was continual assurance that we had gotten our asses kicked again by Zepagain. Love it! By the way, Steve Z., the Speed King of tributes, TORE IT UP with Fireball, the Deep Purple tribute. Now THAT was another heavy dose of adrenaline!! Steve, you guys have gotta do that again!! So sorry that we missed the Whisky & the Bonham Celebration of Life, later that evening. We practically crawled home because we were so tired from the whole day! Love ya guys.
Saw you guys for the first time last night at the Whisky! Your show was amazing, I could not believe how real it felt being there, it felt like I was listening to them on my computer. Almost exactly the same, wow. Great job, I will be seeing you guys soon cause I'm taking a friend to hear you guys jam!!!
Saw your show last night at the Whiskey for the first time. You guys ROCKED!!! The similarity is amazing!! Keep up the awesome work. Your New Fan
Kudos to the band for letting the youngsters Trampled Underfoot onstage to show their stuff (it made me wonder what I was doing at 16 when I could've been learning Over The Hills...). The zepagain band was as usual its extremely proficient and enjoyable self. From one fan to many others, please don't miss out. I've seen Jason Bonham's band a few times, and while he has gone off to doing BMX or something, these guys are the real deal.
UNBELIEVABLE! TREMENDOUS! I STILL can't get over it - not that I want to! It gives me chills still to think of any of the songs that afternoon. The show was hours, but seemed like just a few minutes. The blues guitar riffs on Since I Been Lovin You....I thought I was gonna get the blues! It is just such FUN and such a PLEASURE to watch and hear you guys!! Steve Z., I was expecting you to step up to a microphone and shout a la John Lennon; "I GOT BLISTERS ON MY FINGERS" !! Swan, I can't describe it, all I can do is shake my head, and SMILE! Jim, have you considered an angled mirror above/behind you so we can see you play keyboards better!! Your key work and bass work are just something to hold onto and take back home! And Jim K, I don't know how ANYBODY can hold still while you're playing! Your style is so smooth and a thrill for me to watch! Percussion could be an entire CD if you've got the sticks! Thank you once again to all of you!! Your shows have been the HIGHLIGHT of my year, and we're not done yet! See you again as soon as possible!
This gig was a throwback to the days where after much playing before thousands of screaming fans, Zeppelin returned to playing at smaller venues, where there were intimate, yet rowdy crowds. Checklist for this evening at Malibu: raw energy present; spontaneity with the set-list present; massive energy from the band showing that they still love doing what they do present BIG TIME. We were treated to many wonderful jams. The goody-bag got shaken up pretty good for this evening. CUSTARD PIE had been tucked away somewhere in the back of the freezer for a while. I hadn't heard this song since New Years!!! Well done! NO QUARTER with its awesome keyboard and guitar solo was thrilling. Steve nice job having the guitar substitute for the theremin. By the way, where was it? Did you forget to pack it this evening? Is it broken? We'll hold a fundraiser for it right now if necessary. Anyway, NQ was jamming and all was going well until Celeste decided to lean over and pull Jim W.'s power chord, causing the keys to go silent during Jim's wonderful solo (just kidding about Celeste. I don't know what happened to the keys.) Fortunately, this malfunction was pinpointed and we were able to proceed with our flight skywards with Zeppelin/Zepagain. There are two songs that get the ultimate hat s off award for this evening. THANK YOU was brilliantly done. You need to play this one more often, guys. CANDY STORE ROCK was another song that had many of us jumping. I like the intro of TEA FOR ONE that's used for CSR. You see, some other girl in the crowd requested TFO as well. I'm not the only one... =) IN MY TIME OF DYING is such a funky blues number. I love it! GALLOWS POLE brought the house swinging on down. BRON-Y-AUR STOMP brought out all the hand clapping, foot-stomping, ass-tapping freaks to the forefront. Really nice job riling us all up, guys. HOW MANY MORE TIMES was just killer!!! I hope this goes to show that regardless of the number of people that show up to see this wonderful Zeppelin incarnation, the band will still put on a kick-ass performance, whether for 10 people or 10,000. By the time the band got off stage after a close to two and a half hour jam, the window defrosters needed to get turned up to 11, 'cause it was still scorching inside. That Malibu ocean-front breeze couldn't even make it past the doorway. Cough, cough, maybe next time we'll hear NIGHT FLIGHT??? Keep on rockin'!!
Time at last for my first review. I saw you guys for the first time in April this year. I guess that sort of makes me a newbie here compared to some, but I've seen you 9 or 10 times since then so I feel more like a veteran now. Anyway, I have never gone away from a Zepagain show disappointed. The Malibu Inn show was every bit as good if not better than any of the others I've seen. I won't try to remember all the songs you played. My memory isn't all that great after who knows how many Coronas. I would like to say thanks for Thank You. This was the first time I've seen you do that song and it's one of my favorites. You guys always seem to get the crowd going no matter how few or how many there are. It's amazing to see and hear the reactions of the people in the crowd who have never seen you before. I remember how I felt the first time I saw you guys. I was floored. I never saw Led Zeppelin live but I'm sure that what you guys do is as close as it's going to get. Thanks for a lot of great shows and a lot more to come. Oh yeah, Hi to Lori and the gang. See you all next time. Larry
To the band You are the BEST!! You ROCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you always amaze me! I will see you at the Whiskey.
This was a great outdoor gig, one of the funner shows I've been to in a long time! The band was firing on all cylinders. I got to sit right up front with all the diehards, which is always a blast. Christy, Vero, Celeste, Daryl, it was fun rocking out with you! Since I've Been Lovin' You was incredible, I was just sweating in anticipation at the end of Misty Mountain Hop, waiting for that blistering intro solo. SIBLY is probably my favorite Zep song, and you guys pull it off so well. That song is all about the emotion, and listen to other Zep tribute bands trying to do it--they just can't pull it off! Moby Dick kicked ass, Kersey was tearing it up, one of the better solos I've seen him play. Rain Song was just stunning, I couldn't help but close my eyes and hold my hands in the air, letting the beautiful, mystical vibes rain down on me. Excellent rendition, the best yet! And the dual climaxes of How Many More Times and Communication Breakdown were just scorching, they even had my ass up and jumping and rocking out, against the better wishes of my physical therapists, I'm sure! Great day guys, thanks :)
Rather than give you our review, we would like to share the reviews of the people on our shuttle bus that we overheard talking as we were heading back to the parking lot after the Hermosa show... "That Swan guy, what amazing vocals!"..."Yeah, I know! And how about that Steve guy on guitar? He's fantastic!"..."Yeah, well what about the drummer? He's unbelievable, did you hear him during Moby Dick!"... "Yeah, I know what you mean but that Jim guy, wow, how many different instruments can he play? He's the foundation of the band. I bet he's the manager or the head guy that got them all together." We just sat there grinning to ourselves and thinking, "welcome to our world". And one more second-party review...at our persistent urging, some friends of ours who live in Sacramento took their kids to see you at Mock Rock and thanked us profusely for insisting that they go. It was the first concert for their teenagers and the whole group was blown away and can't wait to see you again. All we had to say to them was, "told ya so!"
I AM 21 YEARS OLD AND I AM ONE OF THE BIGGEST ZEP FANS. I HAD NEVER SEEN ZEPAGAIN PLAY AND I WAS TOTALLY SHOCKED TO HEAR THEM PLAY IDENTICAL ON EVERY TRACK TO THE REAL THING. WHEN THE LEVEE BREAKS WAS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING. THE SINGER IS THE SHIT AND HE EVEN TOOK MY REQUEST FOR DAZED AND CONFUSED. I CAN NOT WAIT TO GO TO ANOTHER ONE OF THERE SHOWS AND THIS TIME I WILL BRING MY POP. YOU GUYS ROCKED THE WHOLE FUCKING HOUSE. SINCE IVE BEEN LOVING YOU AND ACHILLES LAST STAND WERE BRILLIANT. HOPEFULLY YOU COME BACK TO THAT VENUE BECAUSE ITS UP AND CLOSE. YOU GUYS BRING THE TRUE MAGIC OF ZEPPELIN AND THE YOUNGER GENERATION APPRECIATES IT SO DONT STOP PLAYING SHOWS PLEASE. ABSOLUTELY AMAZING
Dear guys, A few friends of mine had seen your show sometime back at the galaxy and told me about how great you all are. So this time around when you played at house of blues in anaheim we all went, and let me tell you brother, you guys rocked my pants off. I remember looking down during the opener "rock and roll" and thinking to myself, HAMMER OF THE GODS, WHERE ARE MY PANTS! haha just kidding. Led Zepagain is one truly amazing collection of talented musicians. Every memeber honing his craft with such perfection brings a tear to my eye. Me and my girl were so blown away by the performance at anaheim that we bought tix the next day to the HOP show. And we were so excited that we went the sunday after the anaheim show which we found out was one week to early. We had driven out to city of industry from huntington beach for nothing. Then when we went on the right day it came to our attention when standing in front of the door that it was 21 and OVER ONLY! And my old lady is only 20, we were devistated. So i told the bouncer guy what had happened to us the week earlier and he sympothized and thanks be to valhala he let us in. Anyways i want you guys to know that i appriciate the hard work and sweat you have put in over the years to play for us fans and experiencing your guys' skills only drives my forward in my dedication to practicing my guitar skills in order to hopefully one day be a fraction of good as you all are! thanks again guys, chad
HAPPY BIRTHDAY KERSEY! With everyone in position, Bonham lifted his sticks & crashed them into the drums opening up w/We're Gonna Groove. How Many More Times brought out the "Conga Line" w/Sue & Catherine leading the way. As the crowd began to weave its way towards the stage, Zepagain kicked it up a notch w/When the Levee Breaks. Zepagain broke out w/two acoustic songs, That's the Way & Going to California. Simply put, magical. Swan, w/bracelets decorating his wrists strutted across the stage w/Hot Dog. The Immigrant Song brought some interesting talent to the stage. The Rover was dramatic. Lori & I want to thank you for playing this one. We would love to hear it more often. Zepagain threw their setlist out the window & began taking requests. Swan positioned his hands on his hips, then extended his fingers & projected his voice skyward w/Since I've Been Loving You. Jim's fingers were welded to the keyboard for Dancing Days. Dazed & Confused took my breath away. I just shook my head in disbelief. "It doesn't get better than this". Jim's Moby Dick solo was a casebook study of hyperkinetic energy. The crowd went beserk. For more than 2 1/2 hours, neither the band nor the crowd eased up. Zepagain closed w/Stairway. During his solo, Steve picked his guitar w/blinding speed, making the guitar sing w/every bit of emotion he could draw out of himself. Zepagain showed up better armed than usual for this show.
Thanx Swan for the pics, I had a blast and i finally got to hear "All of My Love" and of course my fave "Tangerine". This show was so good, Happy B-Day Jim Kersey! The songs were rocking one after the other after the other all night long! It was definitly the shit! but then again when isin't it? Jim Wooten u owe me a picture, so I'll catch u next time. Your the only one i need to complete my set, so next time you run into a tall, green eyed, long haired chic(at Hermosa Beach for sure) That's me. well anyways thanx a bunch for being so f*cking good! Whole Lotta Love, Alex
When Led Zepagain took the stage, there was a pretty good crowd in attendance, however everyone was sitting down and gently rocking out. Slowly but surely, the crowd was lured out onto the dance floor. They appeared like timid little children being lured to grandma's house in the dark woods by the smell of freshly baked cookies. People slowly and carefully inched forward to the stage area and they were immediately taken a hold of by Zepagain's magic. Everyone was dancing and laughing and having such a great time. And for that three-hour period of magic, the world seemed to have come to a complete stop and everything in the world was for once, perfect. Gone were the wordly thoughts of debt, stress, famine and warfare. The Hop lived up to its name with people dancing all over the place. A vibrant "We're Gonna Groove" gave us warm salutations. "Heartbreaker" and "Black Dog" were awesome. "How Many More Times" was fierce, bow action and all. This interpretation is a true work of art. Celeste just about collapsed after hearing that one. I thought I would too when I saw Steve change guitars and "When the Levee Breaks" was unleashed. Thank you (X 100) for playing that one! By the way, I heard that Hurricane Katrina tore down a few levees in New Orleans last night. Can't help but wonder if last night's song may have magically had something to do with that occurrence. I even heard one newscaster reference Zeppelin this morning when talking about the broken levee, hahaha!!! "Hot Dog" gave me a chance to square dance with Catherine (thanks girl!) Veronica went nuts on that song. "Tangerine" was sweet as ever. My jam, "Trampled Underfoot" really made the folks in attendance get down (and dirty.) One of my favorites, "Immigrant Song" stormed on out and it was just way bad-ass! Kersey, you see how valuable you are, especially on this song? Hahaha- Happy Birthday again, Jim! "Achilles Last Stand" rang out like thunder and the crowd was really hyped with this one. Now I have got to give major props to the entire band for having played out of the kindness of their hearts the following tunes, as they were not on the set list: Since I've Been Loving You, Dazed and Confused, Moby Dick and Dancing Days. These REALLY made an already perfect evening even more so! I have no words to express my joy for having heard these. My voice is hoarse from all the yelling and screaming I did, especially during the bow solo on D&C. The physical pain in my body today from all the headbanging is moderate, however this gig rates pretty high on the "off-the-hook" meter. Led Zepagain should consider perhaps having a gigantic banner spread across the stage at every single gig. This banner should contain a warning, "Consult your physician prior to watching the show." The effects are really phenomenal, but I am firmly convinced that Zepagain should be administered in measured doses. Too much at once can have long-term effects. This morning I sauntered into work feeling all empowered from last night, worry-free and happy. Despite the high volume of work that I need to carry out, I actually haven't done a single productive thing this day yet; I'm still reeling from all the fun I had last night, but I don't give a crap and I'm still smiling, so it looks like I am being productive. It's the after-glow from a Zepagain gig.
kick ass show at the hop.....it was really cool that y'all took requests for an HOUR...played some great songs that I haven't heard you do before. Dancing Days was tits and Thats the Way was a high lite for me. Im dying to hear Bron-y-aur stomp!!! maybe next time at the Galaxy in November ya? You guys truly rock and truly get the led out! O ya..the didnt sell guiness at the hop. sorry swan.
What an awesome show! The fans were a little bit shy at the beginning, but soon everyone was crowding up to the stage. The band sounded fantastic. The very best part of the show was the song requests! It wasn't the usual tease of what songs would you like to hear? Led Zepagain played song after song of fan requests!!!! I don't know how you guys do it! You are the VERY BEST and you really do keep the magic of Led Zeppelin alive! PLEASE do song requests again. ROCK ON!
I saw you guys at Central Park, in Santa Clarita, and you guys were unbelievable. I was screaming at the top of my lungs and was jamming along with you guys.. When you brought out the bow i almost fell out of my chair with delight. The Stairway to Heaven song that you played was incredible. YOu guys jammed.. Cant wait to see you again...
What an amazing show. As raucous and badass as the big gigs are, there's something special about shows like Cafe Kashmir that I definitely CAN put my finger on: it's the intimacy, being able to sit five feet from the band and whisper sweet little nothings to them, and actually have them hear and laugh at outlandish song suggestions. But most importantly, it's being able to hear songs that you wouldn't normally hear, especially all in one night. Friends was incredible, Hey Hey What Can I Do, Rock n Roll ACOUSTIC STYLE (you gotta be kidding me!)--ouch, Steve, the fingers! Gallow's Pole, Celebration Day (am I hallucinating that one?), Babe I'm Gonna Leave You, all FANTASTIC. If it's true that it was the last Cafe Kashmir show :'( PLEASE FIND SOMEWHERE ELSE LIKE THAT TO DO THESE TYPES OF SMALL GIGS!! Oh, and, Darlene? Be my baby? Ohhh, I just looked down at Lori's review, and remembered Black Country Woman, Four Sticks, Bron-Y-Aur, and Tangerine. ALL IN ONE NIGHT. My word! Keep up the great work. And I know I've said it before, but thank you guys for what you do. We all appreciate it, it means SO MUCH to us. :)
What a night!! Pure Magic..such Power and Command of the stage...Confident and Soaring...Brilliant Mastery of their Talents...what an Enormous amount of Time, Persistance, and Whole-hearted Energy each man must have put into Learning and Perfecting his Amazing Gift. What Tenacity all these years to stay Focused and Committed....for the sole purpose of Keeping the Led Zeppelin Dream Alive! Thank God. For 30 years I have Truly LOVED the wonder that is Led Zeppelin. It is pure escapism, fantasy, raw power and beauty. Totally and fully jammin is my greatest stress reliever and energizer, but it's usually inside my house, until the neighbors complain--or on the road in my car, to the dismay and embarrassment of my teenage daughter--and the experience is never quite as loud or as long or as crazy as I want. WHAT A BLESSING LED ZEPAGAIN HAS BECOME--AMAZING MUSIC, PERFORMED LIVE AND WITH PERFECTION, ALL THE WHILE SURROUNDED BY OTHER ZEPPELIN FREAKS!!-- and who knew there would be so many teenagers and 20somethings, and other female rockers. It's been great for me to have my daughter see other women headbanging and boping around, instead of just her crazy old mom!! LED ZEPAGAIN has been a life saver for me. Their shows are THE GREATEST TIME EVER, and it's Encouraged to be as completely, insanely rocked out as you want to be! They have been great for my spirit and essential to my soul. They are able to magically transport hundreds of total strangers to a place in heaven where we become Ageless, Wealthy and of One Mission= TO ROCK THE SHIT OUT OF THE PLACE! For 2 GLORIOUS hours there are no stupid bosses, no macho cops, no nagging parents, no demanding kids, and no pompous teachers---No Buzz Kills Allowed! With the first delicious notes, Steve, Swan, Jim K. and Jim W. instantly join us together in a mass of serious headbanging, arm-pumping, cheering, jumping, whistling, and pure unadulterated JOY...where the only authority is Rock-n-Roll, and the only rule is to Live and Let Live.
Hey guys, caught your show at Alice Cooperstown in Phoenix and it was great! I have seen you many times but this time was like a breath of fresh air since you switched around the song list on me. "When the Levee breaks" was like a freight train out of control, Steve's guitar was awesome sounding! Despite some technical difficulties that cut the acoustical set short you guys trooped on like true professionals. Once again, thank you for an awesome evening!
Got to the HOB @ 6:30 p.m. for dinner & there were people already standing in line to see your show. The anticipation on their faces was evident. That just confirmed what I already knew, it was going to be a great evening. Checked out your show from upstairs. It was neat to see the Zepagain army coming in full force. Enjoyed watching & listening to I-94. I also heard that Jim Wooten would be a little late for the show but I wasn't worried because Scott was standing in for him & I knew he would do a good job. Scott, you were right on. Zepagain tore it up w/the bad ass Wonton Song. Loved What is & What Should Never Be. But nothing for me compares to Zepagain's rendition of When the Levee Breaks. The beat is just so right on. All you could see from upstairs was a sea of heads banging to this one. Loved it. You guys kicked ass on Babe I'm Gonna Leave You. Swan got everyone in the mood with his beautiful voice that we couldn't help but sing along. Ten Years Gone is one of my Zepagain favorites. Immigrant Song like always, was right on. Kersey beat his drums into submission on Moby Dick. The crowd showed their appreciation. Zepagain closed w/Whole Lotta Love w/the entire Crunge song. I've never heard that one before. Please, please do it again. It was awesome. P.S. Hey Lori, I know why your body is hurting. You were poll vaulting to get in & out of the Lodge area. Before the show, you had no problem climbing over the pole, but once Zepagain fired up their set list & a few Coors Lights (4 @ a time), needless to say, you missed the pole a few times! Hope your feeling better.
You could almost feel everyone's frantic heartbeat, pounding madder than hell in unison. A few people anxiously wiped their sweaty brows in anticipation of the fiery Zeppelin ceremony that was about to commence; a ceremony of the Zeppelin faithful fellowship. I'll admit, that I too was feeling an ounce of anxiety that night before the show. I had been privy to the fact that Jim Wooten was going to be arriving a little late to the show and that Scott Richards was going to fill in for him. My, what big shoes to fill. I didn't know what to expect. However, I wasn't doubting his musical abilities by ANY means. I've seen this brother jam before and he's good. My worries were soon washed away with the help of a Coors Light and the band started to haul ass. Soon everyone's hairdo's were all jacked up, due to the magical explosion and synergy displayed on the stage. "The Wanton Song" was mega tight. "What Is And What Shoud Never Be" has been making a sweet comeback, sweet indeed. But I started having my "oh hell no" moment, looking around frantically, excited as hell to see Steve strapping on the "arrow" guitar. I knew that this meant one thing, and one thing only, WHEN THE LEVEE BREAKS!!! Such a flood of emotion coursing through my veins, as well as those around me. "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" had people really rocking out. A lot of the younger kids were like, "oh yeah, this one's really cool." (note to kids: do yourselves a favor, don't truncate your Zeppelin collection by stopping after the 4th album. I urge you to invest your money in the other 5 albums, so you can really see how diverse Zeppelin is. Also, so you can see how good Zepagain is in paying homage to LZ's numerous musical styles.) Okay Kiddies, back on track. "Ten Years Gone" was an awesome choice for this night. "The Song Remains the Same" is always such a pleasure to hear, it truly is! "Immigrant Song" was another ass-kicking song that tore the place down. I think you did "Trampled Underfoot"-- too much emotion is clouding up my memory, know what I mean? How I love that song! "Moby Dick" showed us Jim Kersey's strength. This guy has more pound than poundcake. I mean, he's ridiculously out of control and I love it. Now granted, "Kashmir" is a song that we get to hear pretty often. But you've got to keep in mind that Led Zepagain's version retains its magical aura, every single time. Let me tell you what was really off the hook: hearing "The Crunge" pretty much in its entirety during "Whole Lotta Love." I loved it and I bow down to you all for having done this. As usual, good job guys! I loved seeing Ralph Hulett selling his book, Whole Lotta Led. I can't wait to read it! The opening band, I-94, they were cool (it was nice meeting them, real polite guys.) In fact, they were bad-ass. I don't like listening to "contemporary" or modern bands really (still recovering from the heartbreak of Rage Against the Machine having broken up) but these brothers were off the hook. All in all, last night was a good night. Today I have a stiff neck and my body's sore from all the headbanging and jumping around I did. That's the correlation I use with my little "off the hook" meter. The level of pain that I'll feel in my body the following day determines the magnitude of "off the hookness" for that particular Zepagain set. The hook just plain broke last night. I love you guys, keep rockin'!!!
I have been hearing about you guys for a few years and FINALY made it out to the House of Blues in Anahiem on August 18th to see you. WOW! That was fucking amazing! Being on 20 years old means that I completely missed out on the real Zeppelin scene but you guys did one hell of a job of making me feel like I didn't. Anyways, I just wanted to thank you personally for the show and make one request for the next time you play HoB Anahiem (I'll be there for sure)... you know any Spirit tunes? I have found alot of bootleg cuts and footage of Zeppelin doing Spirit live and its great stuff. PLEASE!?!?!?
Hi, I just wanted to tell you all that I had a FABULOUS time at the Anaheim House of Blues tonight. I have never been to a Zepagain concert before, but after tonight, I will be going to many more! Also- next time you play in the Anaheim/Orange County area, would you mind playing D'yer Mak'er? It's oneof my favorite songs! I was hoping you would play it tonight, but I couldn't yell loud enough when youmentioned requests! :) Thanks so much for an awesome night! ~Sarah
Of course, the songs were great. The most surprising thing to me was the musicianship of the players, just superb!!! It is my belief that "Dazed and Confused" is the greatest song in rock and roll anyway, but these guys really did it up well. I was floored...and so was everyone else, as it drew a standing-O. You just can't hear these songs live in many places.
Your set that evening was superb!!! I overheard someone saying, "If I had to have picked the set list myself, I couldn't have done it any better!" My feelings exactly! The bell signaled off Round 1 and we were thrust forth with emotion from THANK YOU and BABE I'M GONNA LEAVE YOU. Oh my God, this was a "wake up, bitch!" slap to the face, you know, to get the blood flowin'. BRON-Y-AUR STOMP just absolutely drives me freaken wild each and every single time. As I've said repeatedly, this song carries the trademark bass licks by none other than The Great Mutant, Jim Wooten. THE RAIN SONG was done with absolute grace and finesse; drives me nuts each time. MISTY MOUNTAIN HOP acoustic style?? Give me a break!! It was off the hook... After we had our time outs in our corners to catch our breath, Round 2 began and we immediately heard GALLOWS POLE -- awesome rendition! FOUR STICKS (killer job by Kersey) followed by TANGERINE and then BLACK COUNTRY WOMAN?? This caused the onset of another coronary attack from joy. BRON-YR-AUR is a Zepagain rarity and such an honor to witness, compliments of Mr. Zukowsky. Well done indeed. FRIENDS is another song that rocked the house and is in my humble opinion, an underrated Zeppelin tune. HEY, HEY, WHAT CAN I DO is a bitchin' jam to hear acoustically. I'M GONNA CRAWL was a nice treat. A softenend and toned down version of KASHMIR still could not keep the people from rocking out, including the young dude who shared the mic with Swan. That was nice of you guys to allow him to sing along. Swan always gives his best, whether it's in front of thousands of people or with 50 people in the crowd. We really appreciate that, you guys. WHAT IS AND WHAT SHOULD NEVER BE is another song that comes out every so often, but when it does it gives us all a good kick in the ass, regardless of its tempo. The encores included an acoustic ROCK AND ROLL and HOT DOG -- the band really outdid itself here and even I had doubts when I heard them bantering with the crowd about doing these. Honestly I figured that the guitar work on an acousitc guitar would be too tough. But geez, you guys proved me wrong. Steve, you need to get a good insurance policy on your fingers, or at least donate your brain to research when you pass on. All the notes were produced just right and damn, it was all good. Thanks for another great evening. I had a great time on the couch clowning around with Celeste, Veronica, Tara and Jan. Somehow we all squeezed our a$$es into that couch. Tara, go get a churro before the HOB show, LOL.
The main disadvantage to seeing one of your acoustic shows at Cafe Kashmir is this: THE FANS GET SPOILED! This was the first time for me at such a setting and I feel like nothing else can compare. The musicianship and the intimacy were so great that it has lessened my desire to fight the crowds to get to the bigger live shows. Oh well, I'm sure I'll get over that and come see you again soon. Thanks for Rain Song and Babe...and all the others.
I've been to Vegas 3 or 4 times but this was my first time on Freemont Street. Saw the stage and the equipment being set up and after learning that a Led Zep tribute band was to perform....told my wife to have a good time as I was staying right there! Last time I saw a band like this was some 30 years ago in Milwaukee WI when Zep were still going strong. You guys blew me away back to the "Good Ol' Days" when music was performed and not manufactured. From having the same type of equipment to the clothes and the music......all I can say is WOW!!!!! I'm not impressed easily (Been there, done that) but you were all great. My hat goes off to you....keep rocking!! If you ever get down to TX, come and play Austin....I'll make the trip to be sure
It's been awhile since Zepagain's played at the Cafe Kashmir. For those of you who have never been there, the Cafe Kashmir is a quaint little coffee shop nestled in the City of South Gate. The words to Kashmir are printed up on one of the walls. For this particular show, the place was set up in a very intimate mode, with the lights dimmed & all. It's not to often that you get to see Zepagain up close & personal. Between the two sets, Zepagain did over 25 songs! What a treat. My favorites in the first set were Thank you, Babe I'm going to leave you, Over the Hills, That's the Way, Going to California, Bron-Y-Aur Stomp (there was a lot of hand clappin & foot stompin going on), Stairway & Misty Mountain Hop. Had to stick around for the second set just to see what the boys were going to play. I was not disappointed. Swan opened up w/Gallows Pole (love that song), Ten Years Gone (Steve was no short of amazing on this one), Four Sticks (Kersey tore it up), Black Country Woman (this song reminds me of Sue, I was expecting to see her up on stage dancing), Friends, Hey Hey What Can I Do, I'm Gonna Crawl, Kashmir. Zepagain walked on over to the wild side & did Rock & Roll acoustic style! It kinda had a bluegrass twist to it. Loved it. I hope this is not the last time we see you @ the Cafe Kashmir.
You guys brought the Led out!!! The show rocked. Best show I saw in Vegas! Keep the rock alive. It made the trip from Austin, TX that much more memorable.
Left work early Tuesday to check out your show Tuesday night. The setting couldn't be better. A nice size stage right @ the end of Fremont & Main Street w/casino lights flashing all around. The only hint that there was going to be some kind of a Zeppelin show was one of the four Zeppelin symbols banner hanging off of the stage. People started crowding around to see what was going to happen. Once you guys came on stage, I heard so many people ask if Swan was Robert Plant & if Zepagain was Zeppelin. Zepagain busted out w/Rock & Roll & right away Swan got the crowd involved. My favorites for the first set were Rock & Roll, I'm Gonna Crawl (had to call Lori for that one) & Going to California. Zepagain took a short break & busted out w/a kick ass second set. My favorites were The Rover (haven't heard that one in awhile), Babe I'm Gonna Leave You (had to call Lori for that one too), Nobody's Fault, Moby Dick, Dazed & Confused & Immigrant Song. The crowd (well over 1,000 people) was totally blown away by what they just experienced, 2 hours of raw Zeppelin music. Zepagain stuck around after to meet their new fans & sign autographs. Thanks for a great show. It was well worth the trip.
The show, as usual, was awesome!! I just moved to NV from CA and was so dissappointed that I might not get to see you guys anymore, (I have gone to quite a few shows in CA!), so I was thrilled to death when I saw on the website that you were coming to town! I made sure that I was not working that night so I could be sure to catch the show! The best thing, by far, was finally getting my step-dad to one of your shows! I have been telling him about you forever, it seems, but he was never able to make it. So when I told him you were coming to town, he actually took the next day off of work so he could make the show! We showed up in the middle of your first song...I looked at him and he gave me nod of "hey, they don't seem to be so bad" and by the end of the show he was moving, singing and holding up the "peace" sign...meaning you actually took him back to the "good old days"! I told him now he can say he's been to a Zeppelin show! (He managed to see every good band from that day except them!) His two very, very favorites from Zeppelin are Kashmir and Dazed and Confused and fortunately you rocked both!! Basically, I just want to say Thanks for putting on such great shows and for giving my step-dad a great evening out! We couldn't have had a better time! Oh yeah, my 10 year old daughter (who was standing in the front row center stage!) had a blast as well! It was her 2nd time seeing you and this time she got a pick! She also had a blast! Thanks again and take care! OK, just a quick side note! I was just checking out the rest of the website and clicked on the "What's New" button, up pops a great pic of the Freemont show and who do I see right away...my daughter and step-dad...holding up his peace sign!! How awesome!!! Thanks again!!!
Special Review; For Led zepagain from Las Vegas NV. This Group is going to be a Big Hit for Led Zeppelin FANS. How close can we get to hear again Led zeppelin. WELL HERE IT IS!!! This Group Has worked so hard for them to give us as close as we can get to Led Zeppelin. they are an AMAZING BAND, I had the best experience meeting the Band. out of the 3 concerts that I have seen, LAS VEGAS has been the Best.1000 of people from different parts of USA. New York, Virginia, South Carolina. It was Great Because their comments are Amazing for the group. And I met a person from GERMANY and he told me "I want to see this group again" i told him to GO to Anaheim on the 18 of august. he goes "Really!!! I have to call my Friends To Go!!!" He got on his Cell and stared calling like crazy!!!it was funny because he was standing behind me and calling people to here the band on his cell.MAN!!!! i would like to see his Phone BILL!!! GOOD CONCERT !!!!
I am a HUGE Led Zep fan and I thought your Las Vegas Show at Freemont St. was KILLER!!!! When do you guys plan on coming to Vegas again? Thanks. JPJ ROCKS!!!!
I stumbled on to your concert last night in Vegas. What can I say, I was blown away. You guys really rocked. Thanks for a great time.
There is absolutely nothing I could say here that no one else on your site has not already said, emphasized, highlighted, or raved about. I saw you for the first time last night, but have heard of you for the last couple of years. Every oppurtunity to see you previously was met with an obstacle I could not traverse in time to see you guys. I have been a die-hard fan of "the one and onlys" for some 5 years now (I'm 22)and have said time and time again that I would kill to go back to '70 and see Led Zeppelin live, I die everytime I watch How the West Was Won (and I watch it a lot.)So thank you over and over again, because of your performance last night I can now die a happy man. I will, of course, see you every chance I get. -Whole Lotta Love
Well, it was about 100 degrees in the shade so it must have been about 1,000 degrees on the stage 'cause you guys were on fire! Our little group, (which is growing bigger and bigger with each show) was so wound up from your awsome performance that we just sort of had to hang out afterwards, talk and pace back and forth for a while, and try to wind down before hitting the road. You just don't want the evening to end after a performance like that! It sure helps to have your incredible cd to listen to on the way home!
The crowd was hungrily panting for Zeppelin music. It was very uplifting to see so many Zep loyals surrounding the stage; they spanned as far as one's eyes could see. The experience that this particular setting and concert provided was completely amazing. I literally felt as if I were at the Royal Albert Hall performance from the DVD. Seeing Zepagain up high on the stage, hearing the roar of thousands of people who were as enthused as I was, was practically a religious experience. The Song Remains the Same lit the sky and got the crowd going. Heartbreaker was bad-ass. Good Times, Bad Times was really tight and it was nice to see that young kid playing bass and he did it so well too!! He should hook up with that guitarist kid from San Diego, who's jammed with Zepagain before, and they should take notes together so that they can keep the second generation of Zeppelin tributes going strong. Kashmir was breathtaking as usual. I got goosebumps listening to Misty Mountain Hop, with that insane and off the hook intro to Since I've Been Loving You. The extra licks thrown into the SIBLY solo was just way too much! At that point, Celeste and I were like, "ok, this was waaaay worth the long drive in traffic for us." Shit, little did we know that we had so much more still to come. Moby Dick was absolutely killer and I thank you Kersey for having done it. You showed no sign of having any back problems/pain but if you did, well you sucked it up alright and showed us who's in charge. At this point, the energy of the crowd really took a turn for the better and things kept peaking. Immigrant Song gave us a good kick in the arse. Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp was f*&^%n insane!!! I love it! That song has Wooten's name all across it. I think that this song, along with Lemon Song, are Wooten's trademark (by the way, I totally expected to hear that one this night too. But you guys still flippin' tore it up!) Another song that tore it up was In the Evening. The bow came out and dazzled us all. By the way, Mark Thompson, you really must give credit to me because I know you've pulled some lines from my past reviews: "Busted out the bow," "Tore it up." LOL, those are my commonly used phrases! Anyhow, Steve busted out the bow and boy was it smoking, literally! The solo in Stairway left me shaking my head in amazement. Ok, so then we hear Whole Lotta Love and I wonder what other goodies they're gonna toss in the mix tonight. Dude, WLL followed by What is and What Should Never Be, and THEN followed by How Many More Times, and THEN the real mover and shaker, WE'RE GONNA GROOVE!!! It's just fucken insane!! Oh, and to still throw into that mix Let That Boy Boogie Woogie?? Have some mercy on us, please. Rock and Roll was the perfect encore. I raise my beer to you guys. Each of you really shined that evening and all the recognition received was well deserved!! There are days when I am confident that Zepagain s set list and performance can't get any better. I am surprised (and glad) by how wrong I can be sometimes. The crowd ate it all up and asked for seconds. Oh, and by the way, I hope that the drunk and disorderly jack-a$$ in the blue Hawaiian shirt, learns that it is not cool to shove and intimidate people, especially some of the smaller women and children who I saw he was pushing around. You belonged inside a wrestling ring that evening with the Hulkster, brother.
Saw the Central Park concert, simply put; AWESOME!!. Really enjoyed the show, sound, and interaction with the audience. The whole experience was excellent; highly recommended. Thoroughly enjoyed the introductio | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||