j.w.Freue mich sehr auf die Platte. Page hat doch auch was am Start, oder?
gute Frage, hab nur das auf einer fansite gefunden:
Jimmy Page has confirmed that he plans to be performing a whole lotta new solo material during an upcoming 2010 tour. In a recent interview, televised by Sky News, Page revealed that he’s been working on some new music since the Led Zeppelin reunion gig held at London’s O2 arena in December 2007.
„I have every intention of playing music live and manifesting it,“ Page said in reference to his plans for 2010. „I’ve got the music waiting, and that’s what i’ll be doing. It’s been two years since the O2, so it’s time to do that.“
Page, when speaking to a Telegraph reporter in the UK recently, may have also revealed what fans might expect as far as the make-up of his new band, stating „I’ve got a lot of time for the power trio cause you can get so much out of just bass, guitar and drums. If I was putting a band together now, I don’t think I would be bringing in a second guitar player. I’m constantly trying to put new light on what I’m doing for myself, so there might be a very subtle change in your riff, and if you have got somebody else doing the riff too it’s not going to be heard. If I’m going to put time into the guitar, I’m interested in moving it on from wherever I am at this point in time. My whole approach, in retrospect, was trying to break through to the other side without actually smashing up guitars, I didn’t see any sense in that. The guitar was to be encouraged into new territories, whether it wanted to go there or not.“
Speaking to the usual rumours of a Zep tour that have been spreading about constantly since the 2007 Led Zeppelin reunion show at London’s O2 arena, Page clearly stated the sole reason that nothing further came out of it: „You’d better ask Robert Plant what the future of Led Zeppelin is. Musicians can always play together but I don’t think you can go out with a band called Led Zeppelin if you haven’t got the original vocalist.“