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Left: Zeppelin are new Cream. By June Harris, New Musical Express, 25 January 1969 Right: Jimmy Page, New Superstar. By Andy Goberman, Record World, 1 March 1969

We're losing too many top groups to America—Zeppelin Is Latest. By Nick Logan, New Musical Express, 19 April 1969

Jimmy Page. Plug & Socket, May 1969

Left: It's All Happening on Derek Johnson's New York Drop-In. By Derek Johnson, New Musical Express, 31 May 1969 Right: Golden Zeppelin. By June Harris, New Musical Express, 2 August 1969

Left: Armed guard for Zeppelin. Melody Maker, 18 April 1970 Right: Going Backwards to Happiness, Led Zeppelin. By Brian K. Jones, March 1971

The Zeppelin Road Test. By Nick Kent, New Musical Express, 24 February 1973

Jet Set Zep. By Lisa Robinson, Disc, 4 August 1973

Led Zeppelin the new Beatles? By Ritchie Yorke, 7 September 1973

Led Zeppelin's Swan Song. By Lisa Robinson, Hit Parader, October 1974

First: Zeps Party Hard To Please Pals. By Ron Ross and Peter Crescenti, Circus, May 1975 Second: Led Zeppelin: Under the Hood—A Backstage Chronicle of the Historic 1975 Tour. By Danny Goldberg, Circus, May 1975

First: Hit Parader, February 1976 Second: Hit Parader, May 1976 Third: Hit Parader, June 1976

Page Flees U.F.O.s. By Nick Kent, Unidentified publication, c.1977

The grateful Led—a tale of a lark. By Charles Osgood, Chicago Tribune, 7 April 1977

Band of brothers. By Bill Hagerty, Daily Mirror, 18 June 1977.

After Tragedy Left Their Hearts Heavier Than Their Metal, Robert Plant and Led Zeppelin Have Risen Again. By Jerene Jones, People, 27 August 1979

Led Zeppelin—The Rumors Continue. By P.J. Merkle, Hit Parader, January 1988

Robert Plant & Jimmy Page: To Zep Or Not To Zep? By Winston Cummings, Hit Parader, September 1988