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Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones backstage in 1972. What a quite rare sight of the dynamic duo.

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My heart can't stand this. Too much. Too much.

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Jimmy Page performing Stairway to Heaven at Madison Square Garden, 1973

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page and plant (goofy ver.)

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From the book "Jimmy Page in Brazil"

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the beauty of Jimmy Page

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Led Zeppelin during a soundcheck in Minneapolis, 1975

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Robert and Jimmy singing Whole Lotta Love

LA Forum, March 23 1977, by Ed Finnel

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Led Zeppelin at the Continental Hyatt House on the Sunset Strip, August 1971.

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let's give a moment for the hair

Jimmy Page in New York performing with Bad Company, 1974

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robert plant on the same day, feel free to add if you find another pics !

iconic pictures of robert plant eating an ice cream wearing his red blouse in 1977

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iconic pictures of robert plant eating an ice cream wearing his red blouse in 1977

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Happy Birthday Robert Anthony Plant, the one and only Golden God.

Thank you for all your contributions to music, especially for being such a legend and the best frontman ever. No one can do it like you did. I wish you a good health and happiness. You deserve all the love in this world. I hope you have a wonderful birthday today. Can’t believe you turned 73 now, I always remember you as a 27-year-old Led Zeppelin’s singer with that cherry blouse. I love you, Robert.

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I love how you blog sets of images from the same gig/ shoot. It’s so satisfying 🖤🖤🖤🖤 😻😻😻😻

omg tysm it’s very nice of you ❤️❤️ yeah sometimes i don’t know what to post so when i scrolled my gallery i’ll just pick some photos that i can sort and post it, glad you enjoy my posts !! <333

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this sounds so sad :( it made me missed them without ever seeing them

“I love Led Zeppelin. They were four prodigiously talented musicians. The magical combination of Jimmy Page and Robert Plant…John Paul Jones on bass underpinned by the best rhythm section, and the best rock n’ roll drummer in the world, John Bonham.” —Roger Taylor of Queen.