Just to prove that I hadn’t dreamed it or exaggerated in the review above we saw them again at the Old Ale House. My brother was with me when we saw the real thing in Manchester in 1972. He couldnt believe we got to see a band play and sing all their songs as good as the original band and in many moments better (in fact we know Plant cant hit those notes now which is understandable, and Page would be far from gig ready!). He also couldnt believe we were hearing this band - in a pub - for FREE! If Ahmet Ertegun were still around this band would be on a stadium world tour. If you haven’t done so already then see them soon. If only to hear ‘Since I ve been loving you’ which was sublime. Congratulations also to the team on the sound desk for recreating the soundscape of each album and track. Thanks guys for another fantastic gig.

Who said Led Zeppelin would not gig again?

I saw them last night in the band club at St Austell!. Last saw them in 1973, but it was definitely the same 'hammer of the gods' drumming from Bonham, combined with the thunderous riffs and biting flurries of sizzling lead guitar from Jimmy Page, along with the plaintive wails from Plant and the subtle underpinnings of bass and keys from JPJ, at least it might as well have been. This band is more than a tribute to the originals. If you have ever seen the real thing then you will know that now the main difference between them is the size of audience they can command. Dazed and Confused played to a small but discerning and enthusiastic group of fans at the Band club - rather than the tens of thousands their virtuosity deserved, but for those who knew their Physical Graffiti from their Houses of the Holy it was a fantastic evening. If you loved Zep go and see them. If you just love seeing first class & dedicated musicians playing classic songs live, either way you will not be disappointed.