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You Never Knew What Was Going To Happen In Concert. It Was A Really Exciting Prospect To Go Onstage, And You Can Hear That In The Live Recordings ... Wherever We Were And Whatever Year It Was, We Always Went Onstage Determined To Do Our Best.

There Is No Way I Would Play Guitar Like A Tour De Force Like I Did In Led Zeppelin. John Bonham, Phenomenal Drummer, Young Man With His Technique, But Do You Think He Would Ever Have The Opportunity To Play Like That In Another Band? Of Course He Hadn't.

If I Ever Really Felt Depressed, I Would Just Start Putting On All My Old Records That I Played As A Kid, Because The Whole Thing That Really Lifted Me Then Still Lifted Me During Those Other Times. It Was Good Medicine For Me, And It Still Does That For Me When I Put Something On. Isn't It Wonderful That We've Got All That Good Medicine? I Think It's Got To Be All Part Of Our Dna, This Mass Communication Through Music. That's What It Is. It's Got To Be, Hasn't It? Music Is The One Thing That Has Been Consistently There For Me. It Hasn't Let Me Down.

Well, Led Zeppelin Iv! That's It Really. I'll Tell You Why The Album Had No Title - Because We Were So Fed Up With The Reactions To The Third Album, That People Couldn't Understand Why That Record Wasn't A Direct Continuation Of The Second Album. And Then People Said We Were A Hype And All, Which Was The Furthest Thing From What We Were. So We Just Said, `let's Put Out An Album With No Title At All!' That Way, Either People Like It Or They Don't... But We Still Got Bad Reviews!

Right From The First Time We Went To America In 1968, Led Zeppelin Was A Word-of-mouth Thing. You Can't Really Compare It To How It Is Today.