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  Stairway To Heaven - Led Zepplin

In the middle of reading the above titled autobiography by the bands Tour Manager Richard Cole.

Anybody else read it? Some of the stuff they got up to is classic. An example, the time 'Bonzo' drove a VW bug into a river in Sweden to see if it would float!!

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sorry to be contrary Gazbow but Bonzo"s lengendary excesses left his wife and children broken hearted and grieving.
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Thats the sad side of it.


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I haven't read it, but I love the song

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