Led Zeppelin plays live for the first time in 19 years in London rocking a crowd of 20,000 London fans who won Zep tickets that was picked out of a ballot of one million people. Who said this wasnt a good comeback?
The audience at London's O2 Arena went wild as the English rock band's three surviving members -- guitarist Jimmy Page, singer Robert Plant and bassist John Paul Jones -- launched into the opening notes of ``Good Times Bad Times,'' joined by Jason Bonham, son of their late drummer, John Bonham.
This tickets sold in London originally would of cost 125 pounds which is $254 in U.S money, were available through a ballot to selected fans who registered at http://www.ahmettribute.com/. The site was said to had more than a million enteries and 25 million hits and crashed as about 80,000 die hard fans a minute clicked on this site. Read more on this story....
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