Boredom Is A Horrible Thing.

I Can't Regret Until The End. And I Won't Regret Then, Either.

I Realized What Led Zeppelin Was About Around The End Of Our First U.s. Tour. We Started Off Not Even On The Bill In Denver, And By The Time We Got To New York We Were Second To Iron Butterfly, And They Didn't Want To Go On!

I Was Competing For Attention In A Four-piece Band That Was Phenomenal, And I Was Trying To Attack The Blues From A Kind Of White English Viewpoint As A Singer.

Some Audiences Can Shake And Bang Their Heads On The Stage To Riffs All Night Long, But Subtlety Is An Art That Must Be Mastered If You're Going To Be Remembered.

I Kind Of Disguise My Limitations By Hanging Out With Very Talented People. The Excitement Of The Collision Between The Microphone-twirling Guy From 1966 To Now Is Just A Fantastic Adventure. There Aren't Many Of Us Left And I've Managed To Kind Of Cover My Tracks Pretty Good.