>Anyone here happen to get a chance to see the Led Zeppelin reunion concert in person Monday night?
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>From what I've read, it appears that they had a great time performing together as a band after all those years. Of course without John Bonham. They also seem to be able to play and capture some of the magic of the past.
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>If only they'd do a tour now.

I didn't get to go (I was one of the 11 million that signed up for tickets but wasn't one of the 20,000 that got randomly picked) - however I have a friend that went and she said it was a great show.

I seriously doubt there will be some large reunion tour - Robert Plant's voice did just fine in one two hour show (a bit raspy at the start from what I understand, but evened out in just a few minutes) - but I don't think he can physcially do that 3 or 4 nights a week for months on end with his voice-related medical issues. If anything were to come of a "tour" I expect it would be something like a show in LA and a show in NY and that would be it for North America.