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Male Pictorial March 1992 (Page 26 Jimmy Pike) Guitar Magazine (June 1991)[Vol. 8 / No. 8] Jimmy Page Jimmy Page & Robert Plant World Tour 1995 by Anythong DeCurtis, 1995 MOJO Magazine August 2004 Jimmy Page cover, James Brown EDDIE VAN HALEN ROLLING STONE JUNE 2008 100 GREATEST GUITAR SONGS OF ALL TIME ULTIMATE FIGHTING JIMMY PAGE B.B. KING AND MORE! by ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE, 2008 Jimmy Page y Robert Plant (Spanish Edition) by Alberto Manzano, 2006-11 May 2005 UNCUT Led Zepplin Jimmy Page MC5/The Stooges Guitar World Magazine (Jimmy Page on Led Zeppelin's Physical Graffiti)[May 2005 - Vol. 26 / No. 5] Mojo Magazine Issue 90 (May, 2001) (Kurt Cobain cover) by Kurt Cobain, Jimmy Page, et all 2001 The Sunday Times Magazine 8/22/2010 (Jimmy Page cover) by Jimmy Page, 2010 Social values : objectives and action / [by] Jimmy Algie by Jimmy Algie, 1975 Guitar World Magazine (January 2008) (Jimmy Page - Led Zeppelin Rising) Guitar World February 2006 by Jimmy Page, 2006 Record Collector Magazine, Issue 319, January 2006 (Madonna cover) by Madonna, Brian Wilson, et all 2006

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121. Led-Zeppelin.com - Electric Magic
     Superb awardwinning site featuring latest news, exclusive rare photographs, multimedia (unreleased Led Zeppelin audio/video clips), articles, interviews, discography, lyrics, chat room, bios, and  
     http://www.led-zeppelin.com/

122. Jimihendrix.com - The Official Jimi Hendrix Website
     Welcome to jimihendrix.com, the official Jimi Hendrix Website. The jimihendrix.com site browser will open immediately. If the site does not load automatically, please click here to launch the site .  
     http://www.jimi-hendrix.com/

123. Dave April - Digital Photography
     http://www.soasoas.com/

124. Led Zeppelin
     Seriously, though, producer/songwriter/guitarist/everythingworth-mentioning JimmyPage is no genius, but in his Zep days he was a master craftsman he wrote  
     http://www.warr.org/zep.html
     
     Extractions: Reviews on this page: Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin II Led Zeppelin III Untitled ... Walking Into Clarksdale These guys sound great until you hear all the old records they stole their riffs from . Seriously, though, producer/songwriter/guitarist/everything-worth-mentioning Jimmy Page is no genius, but in his Zep days he was a master craftsman: he wrote lots and lots of classic riffs, and his solos drew on an encyclopedic knowledge of rock guitar. The better Zep albums are carefully realized, effective rock and roll. Despite all his borrowings, Page has become tremendously influential in his own right, particularly his reliance on crunching licks and power chords. Plant has also had a huge influence on metal vocalists; I'm not a big fan, I find his lyrics pretentious and his voice whiny, but there's no denying he's distinctive. Bonham and Jones formed a solid rhythm section, often adding something interesting to the mix. (DBW) Sure, Jimmy Page was no Jimi Hendrix , but he still had a certain genius for generating commercial product. And his guitar playing was versatile and extraordinarily technically proficient. His rapid-fire pentatonic licks are worth copping by guitarists like myself who will never have the musical intelligence to understand Hendrix's convoluted soloing, and the band was to its multitude of unimaginative imitators as Hendrix was to them. Despite this, I rate all of Zep's records within very narrow limits (two and a half to four stars). The simple reason is that the band had an extraordinarily consistent sound - that's not a compliment. Those who care about such things will note that Jimmy Page has recently remastered the entire Zeppelin catalogue; the original releases on CD have a reputation for second-rate sound (sound OK to me, though).

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