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Led Zeppelin filed a new lawsuit and Robert Plant had a stage invader in Brazil Hello! Welcome to the 447th Led Zeppelin News email. We email out regular summaries of Led Zeppelin news so that you don't miss anything. Newsletter exclusive: Led Zeppelin filed a third simultaneous lawsuit Led Zeppelin now has three simultaneous lawsuits on the go after the band filed a new lawsuit in Illinois on May 28.

Hipgnosis was sold and Robert Plant continued his tour Hello! Welcome to the 446th Led Zeppelin News email. We email out regular summaries of Led Zeppelin news so that you don't miss anything. We’re sending this week’s email out a day early so that LedZepNews can head off on holiday tomorrow.

Hello! Welcome to the 445th Led Zeppelin News email. We email out regular summaries of Led Zeppelin news so that you don't miss anything. Auction watch A blue velvet suit owned and worn by John Bonham (Julien’s) A blue velvet suit owned and worn by John Bonham will be sold at auction through Julien’s on May 29. The suit has been given an estimate of between $15,000 and $25,000. The suit previously sold at auction in the UK for £3,800 on November 27.

Hello! Welcome to the 444th Led Zeppelin News email. We email out regular summaries of Led Zeppelin news so that you don't miss anything. Rare March 27, 1970 Los Angeles photos were published online Rare and previously unseen photographs taken by Chuck Boyd of Led Zeppelin performing in Los Angeles on March 27, 1970 were posted online this week. The images were shared by Sam Rapallo, the administrator of Led Zeppelin’s official forum.

Hello! Welcome to the 443rd Led Zeppelin News email. We email out regular summaries of Led Zeppelin news so that you don't miss anything. The search for the real identity of Countess Eva von Zeppelin If you’ve read a book about Led Zeppelin, there’s a good chance you’ve come across the story of Countess Eva von Zeppelin, the granddaughter of airship inventor Ferdinand von Zeppelin who accosted the band in Denmark and forced them to perform under the name The Nobs in 1970.

Hello! Welcome to the 442nd Led Zeppelin News email. We email out regular summaries of Led Zeppelin news so that you don't miss anything. Auction watch A couple of interesting items have surfaced on eBay. Firstly, an Earl’s Court 1975 poster complete with a signed letter from promoter Mel Bush is up for sale for £2,556.70. And we also spotted this test copy of Led Zeppelin’s recent Live EP up for sale on eBay for £189.99.

Hello! Welcome to the 441st Led Zeppelin News email. We email out regular summaries of Led Zeppelin news so that you don't miss anything. We published more previously unseen Chicago 1973 photos Led Zeppelin performing in Chicago, Illinois on July 7, 1973 (Gerald Pusateri) Earlier today, LedZepNews published four more previously unseen photographs of Led Zeppelin performing in Chicago, Illinois on July 7, 1973.

Hello! Welcome to the 440th Led Zeppelin News email. We email out regular summaries of Led Zeppelin news so that you don't miss anything. The original 1969 promo video for ‘Good Times, Bad Times’ was rediscovered The original promotional video of Led Zeppelin miming to “Good Times, Bad Times” in February 1969 was rediscovered this week and published online.

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Hello! Welcome to the 438th Led Zeppelin News email. We email out regular summaries of Led Zeppelin news so that you don't miss anything. Jimmy Page released his original home demo of ‘Ten Years Gone’ Earlier today, Jimmy Page released his original home demo of “Ten Years Gone” online. The demo was recorded at Page’s studio at his Plumpton Place home before being presented to the other members of Led Zeppelin at Headley Grange, Page explained.