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The Odd Couple
An interview with Jimmy Page and Robert Plant. By Maureen Herman, Musician, September 1998
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[Dave] Grohl also put on his journalist cap, interviewing Robert Plant and Jimmy Page for Raygun magazine. "I was so nervous," said Grohl. "I stayed up all night, thinking of questions, then I sat down in front of them and choked. I knew that would happen. Jimmy was really sweet, and Robert was taller than I expected. I have this John Bonham tattoo on my wrist that I was scared to show them. But Robert noticed it. He looked at it in horror, so I just rolled down my sleeve."
The two groups made plans to meet up at a Rocket From the Crypt show, but an overzealous security guard failed to recognize Grohl and banished him from the club's VIP area.
Rolling Stone, 30 April 1998
Robert Plant: Jimmy and I are doing the Steve Albini press week.
Dave Grohl: Well, you guys picked the one producer that everybody loves to hate. I love him because he's such a fucking jerk. [laughs]
Robert: Actually, I've changed my mind about him now. I think you're right. [laughs]
Dave: Anyone that can grab their crotch from behind is okay with me. [laughs]
Jimmy Page: He's like the dad in the "Rugrats". [more laughs]
Robert: But without him, we wouldn't have made a great record. And I wouldn't have felt insecure for as long as I did. [yet more yucks]
Interview with Robert Plant and Jimmy Page. By Dave Grohl, Ray Gun, June 1998
Higher Ground
An interview with Jimmy Page and "Mannish Boy" Robert Plant. By Alan di Perna, Guitar World, June 1998
Jimmy Page and Robert Plant Interviews 1994-98
Robert Plant and Jimmy Page interviewed: Only the song remains. By Graham Reid, Elsewhere, 20 October 2008 (interview was conducted in 1994)
Zeppelin Rises (Sort Of): Jimmy Page and Robert Plant of Rock’s Legendary Mega-Group Are Together Again, But the Song No Longer Remains the Same. By John Milward, Los Angeles Times, 4 November 1994
Giving Good Led. By Bernard MacMahon, Vox, November 1994
Been a Long Time. By Deborah Frost, Spin, January 1995
Page 'n' Plant. By Murray Engleheart, Rip! February 1995
Jimmy Page & Robert Plant gettin' in gear. By Winston Cummings, Hit Parader, March 1995
Page & Plant: What's Next? By Rick Evans, Hit Parader, August 1995
Jimmy Page and Robert Plant. By Dean Goodman, March 1998
Page & Plant Back To The Future. By Andy Secher, Hit Parader, September 1998
Page & Plant Road Fever. By Winston Cummings, Hit Parader, November 1998
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