four page founded led zeppelin he hired singer robert plant bases john paul jones and drummer john bonham in the years that followed led zeppelin would become one of the most influential and innovative bands in rock music. enough in their lot with each of those four guys is a genius and they fused in such a way that every aspects of their music profited they're an exceptional case and i can't think of another at least not any other rock band like them. the band recorded their first album in a matter of hours jimmy page wasn't just the group's main songwriter and producer he also covered all the costs for the studio recordings with the foundation of led zeppelin sound a fusion of hard rock blues and heavy metal. but it was with the release of their second album led zeppelin two in one nine hundred sixty nine the band's career really took off. they were superstars. for the for the fan lights were completely disconnected from riyadh. it all played out exclusively on stage in private jets hotel rooms at coke tables and with groupies etc the total rock star stereotype. but like many rock stars

four he founded led zeppelin he hired single robert plant bassist john paul jones and drama john bonham in the years that followed led zeppelin would become one of the most influential and innovative bands in rock history. in the early ninety's seventy's the band was catapulted into the world of rock superstardom their lives played out exclusively on stage in private jets and in hotel rooms hard drugs and fast living took the toll jimmy page became addicted to heroin then in nine hundred eighty excessive alcohol consumption led to the death of the band's drummer john bonham. in the wake of this tragedy the band decided to call it quits. as part of led zeppelin jimmy page wrote music history the band is his life's work and now at age seventy five he still tends it's a legacy. and the album still sound just as good today if you ask may but anyway it broke up unfortunately back in one thousand nine hundred eighty and they've hardly performed as a band ever since how do you account for the fact that here in two thousand and nineteen they still remain so popular i mean first reason simple re

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in nine hundred eighty excessive alcohol consumption led to the death of the band's drummer john bonham. in the wake of this tragedy the band decided to call it quits. as part of led zeppelin jimmy page wrote music history the band is his life's work and now at age seventy five he still tends it's a legacy. from serial way to heaven the stairway to trade held somewhere that's really great how that could perhaps again dead a little bit better because now we've heard that u.s. negotiators at least say china has promised to purchase a substantial amount of american goods that could lead to an end of the trade war but we've heard this before it follows two days of trade talks between the two nations investors are celebrating the news as they are monitoring the negotiations for signs of an actual deal to prevent further tariffs the u.s. statement mentioned only that the chinese were set to buy more from the iraq cultural energy and manufacturing sectors it's unclear if there's been any agreement on intellectual property theft. presumably it means that the chinese will buy more american stuff