Led Zeppelin is somewhat definitely not ruling out perhaps considering a possible reunion, maybe, according to the British press.
Citing an anonymous source, The Sun reports that the band members discussed playing three shows at Madison Square Garden in 2008 soon after performing at London's O2 Arena Monday night as a part of a tribute to the late Ahmet Ertegun, founder of Atlantic Records.
Singer Robert Plant talked with guitarist Jimmy Page, bassist-keyboardist John Paul Jones and Jason Bonham (son of original drummer John, who died in 1980) about the success of the O2 show while drinking “hot mugs of tea and coffee,” according to The Sun's source.
“Then the talk went to, ‘What next? Was this it or would there be something else?’ One of the guys started talking about their three concerts at the Garden. There was a consensus of, ‘Why not?’ It is one of the best live music venues in the world. I have no doubt after their reaction backstage that they will be there next year playing to a sell-out crowd.”
The story is already being reprinted by Websites like the New Musical Express and blogs such as Blabbermouth.net (and this one, come to think of it), reigniting rumors of a reunion tour even after Led Zeppelin stated firmly that it wouldn't come to pass.
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