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Jimmy Page on Why Zeppelin Would Not Exist Today

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OAKLAND, CA – JULY 23: Jimmy Page performing with ‘Led Zeppelin at the Oakland Coliseum in Oakland, California on July 23, 1977. (Photo by Larry Hulst/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images).

Jimmy Page thinks Led Zeppelin would not exist today.

In an interview, the Led Zeppelin guitarist explained that things immediately making it to the internet would be the reason. “We used to throw songs into the live set that we hadn’t recorded yet, just for fun,” said Page.

77-year-old Page added,  “You don’t have that freedom now because it would be posted online immediately. It was a fun time as a creative musician, a fun time to be in a band.”

Do you think Led Zeppelin would have made as much of an impact if they started today? What kinds of surprises do you enjoy when you’re at a concert?