The Key To Zeppelin's Longevity Has Been

My Vocation Is More In Composition Really Than Anything Else - Building Up Harmonies Using The Guitar, Orchestrating The Guitar Like An Army, A Guitar Army.

I'm Trying To Photosynthesize Like A Plant. I'm Off Eating. Although I Am Making A Lot Of Banana Daiquiries In My Room In The Blender I've Got, With Lots Of Powdered Vitamins In Them. This Tour I'm Going To Get Some Afghani Hangings And Put Them In My Room, So That My Hotel Rooms Look Like Mosques.

There's A Certain Standard In Classical Music That Allows The Application Of The Term "genius," But You're Treading On Thin Ice If You Start Applying It To Rock & Rollers.

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!

There's Always Music That Moves Me. It Doesn't Necessarily Mean That It's Within The Parenthesis Of Rock Or Blues, Or Whatever. It's Usually Far More Reaching Than That. It Can Be In Many Different Genres.