Props to Jimmy for understanding the architectural importance of the home, and fighting to preserve it. He won the case against Spirit re: Stairway, and despite the age difference, he's been with Scarlett for many years now.
The Spirit trial was unfair and rigged. Look into the details. The JURY said they knew Page and Plant were lying, but bc of a bogus technicality, Zep faked a win.
That's ridiculous. Jimmy Page is wealthy; he's earned an Order of the British Empire (OBE) award. In 1984 Jimmy was seen wandering around Victoria Train Station in a shabby manner and the police found a bit of cocaine in his pocket. That happened twice I believe. He is just a tremendously gifted musician - producer - songwriter.
I'm not laughing... I've believed this a very long time. I'm not one to be fanatic or star struck... but surely appreciate this man's mind creativity talents.
My father looked at Tower House when he moved our family from Birmingham to London in the late 1950s. He was going to buy it from the guy who sold it to Harris. But in the end he decided he didn’t want to have to mow the lawn so instead he got an enormous apartment around the corner in oakwood Court. Its just as well I wasn’t brought up in Tower House because we’d have totally wrecked it (five out of control kids - we wrecked the apartment)! But it was cool having all those amazing musicians around the neighborhood growing up. We knew! My best friends in oakwood Court, their mother was bringing her two kids up alone and to make ends meet would rent out rooms to lodgers. I remember a very friendly tall, lanky American who lived with them for a while around 1972. They said was a drummer. He was associated with a band called Curved Air. Really sweet, high energy guy. At least to us kids. Used to give us piggy back rides down the hall (very tall ceilings in Oakwood Court). His name was Stewart Copeland and he went on to form a band called The Police. In the 60s and 70s W14 was a very good part of London to immerse yourself in the music of the time, as it was being created. Edith Grove (where The Rolling Stones first lived) was only a mile down the Earls Court Road! If you ever visit Tower House (on Melbury Road) you won’t see much of what’s inside (I never have). Actually there is very little to see from the outside other than what you see in these images (and well done for getting the interior shots, which are fascinating from an architectural viewpoint). But when it opens again (renovations) you can go around the corner instead and visit Leighton House, which is now a museum and was the former home of artist and patron Lord Leighton. It’s stunning, has much in common with Tower House and I understand Mr Page is rather fond of visiting it himself.
I’m absolutely in love with what u shared that must have been something to grow up around that area and that time I play guitar and of course I’m absolutely insane over yoda I mean jimmy 😁 I would probably do anything to come to England it really must be amazing thank u for sharing sending love all the way from Philadelphia 🇺🇸❤️✌🏼
My wife and I stayed at Boleskine in April 2000 for our anniversary and it wasn't 'scary' at all. The view from the dining room and drawing room was stunning because the garden slopes away towards the loch and you don't see the old army road, just a vast expanse and depth of water. We were so sorry to hear of the fire.
This Tower House would be nice to be an old historical museum! But now is James Patrick Page's house! It's s beautiful inside with all the stone structures!☪️
@@mattbarbarich3295Page has strict rules on not doing certain things in that house, to protect it. I can’t right off hand remember the list, but saw it on an interview, him showing & telling about it.
Jimmy didn't rip off spirit! Page won the court case! Plus that that stairway to heaven Melody goes all the way back to the 17th century! Spirit didn't invent that!!
PLUS... The oft-repeated false trope that has been passed around that LZ "toured with Spirit" is complete BS. They opened for spirit ONCE in Dec. 26th, 1968 in Denver. It was LZ's first ever show in the USA. That was all! The next time the 2 bands even came close to bumping into each other was at the Seattle Pop Festival in late July, 1969. It was a 3-day festival and the two bands were no where near each other on the roster, as Spirit played early in the afternoon on Sunday ( the last day), and Led Zep closed the festival on the last evening, well past midnight and into the wee hours of Monday morning. There were also a big bunch of bands for the Atlanta Pop Festival earlier that same month. The 2 bands both played there, but at completely different times on July 5th, 1969. The proof of this can easily be found in both Spirit's and LZ's tour itineraries which can be found online and in at least a few published books. Too many lazy, dumb music journalists haven't bothered to even look this fact up - including the silly tour guide in the video.
It was said in court, that it’s certain often used chords, & there’s only so many ways they can be played. It was only the first so many chords, certainly not like the majority of the song by any means. I’m glad Led Zeppelin won, but it was a pain in the ass lawsuit for them.
Id love the know all about those murals..i was lucky enough to meet and chat to jimmy years ago..he was really nice but it was definitely one of those situations where you want to pick someones brain about about a lifetimes worth of interesting things..you just know theres a lot knowledge there but because of the circumstances its impossible to get on those terms..its a beautiful home and im glad its still there...
The court case proved that Spirit never ever played Taurus when Zeppelin shared a bill with them 3 times. In fact Taurus wasn't a song that Spirit were playing live at any point in 1968/69. It was just an obscure mediocre slow paced song that wouldn't have been featured in a short set with limited time. Jimmy also proved he played an opening identical to Stairway in 1968, before Zeppelin ever went to America and shared a bill with Spirit, when he was guest guitarist on a song called Ice Cream Dreams by Cartoone. Case closed.
not to mention that descending harmony is not unheard of elsewhere in music. There are only so many harmonic/chord sequences that can be used, particularly in popular music. People who go on about ripping off generally seem to be non-musicians and ignorant of this.
@@Simon_The_1st Its not irrelevant. The CLAIM was that Zeppelin heard Spirit play it live when they shared a bill with them a few times. Spirit never played it live then. Jimmy had already played an opening similar to Stairway before Led Zeppelin ever went to America.
@@lyndoncmp5751 Are you suggesting they didn't hear Taurus on Spirit's 1968 LP which was released 3 years prior to the Stairway release in 1971? Lol. Also check out Thoughts by Crow released 1969.
@@Simon_The_1st Why would they have? And if they heard it in 1968 why didn't Jimmy use it on the first Zeppelin album when time was short and they needed other songs to borrow? If Taurus was so important to Jimmy, why wait THREE YEARS to steal it and at a time when practically everything they were doing by then was original so there was no need? That's like going backwards. Stairway doesn't even really sound much like Taurus anyway.
I can't imagine why Jimmy would want to live in a busy area of London with people coming around his house night and day. It's a beautiful house, but you'd think he'd want to be more secluded, like the Aleister Crowley house on the Loch, out yonder. Or a big castle somewhere in the countryside.
I think he doesn't really lives there, but maybe few days or a week in a month. Especially if you have neighbor like Robbie Williams 😂 The mansion exterior is not too special, imo, but from the photos I found online, the interior is amazing list of antique art collection.
These comments made by our tour guide appear to be correct. Wikipedia states Bonham died at Old Mill House and I have confirmed that with two other "rock" related sites and viewed pictures taken at that time of Jimmy.
@@TheoCage yes but your video showed photos of Jimmys former home the boathouse at Pangbourne Berkshire.... John Bonham died at Jimmys later residence at the Old Mill House in Windsor.
I heard about the Zodiac table in the house which belonged to Richard Harris. I was curious what it looked like so am delighted to see it in this video.
I'm still trying to figure out who the hell is he, lmao. But, he's doing something right apparently. He couldn't find a better neighbor I'm sure. Jimmy strikes me as being low profile (as much as possible), and just an overall hermit. Keep in mind that the Hermit tarot card was pictured in the Song Remains the Same for Page's fantasy scene.
I know right ! if only u could take that house and bury it deep deep into the woods acres away from people that would be the ideal setup I bet Jimmy hates that it’s on a busy street fans gathering to gossip and that both neighbors are doing renovations to their homes
This was a lot longer ago than 8 months. Scarlet Sabbat is a lot older than 28. The last dquirmish between Jimmy and Williams was over a tree trimming. Get real dude!
Not quite right the guide. It was the house in wWindsor which he bought from Michael Caine where john bonham died. Not the river boat house which he owned in the sixties.
Very informative, I wasn't sure were Bonham had passed away, so it was the River house? Very tragic. Jimmy Page is a class act , and always seems to be very polite and genuinely friendly, too bad his home is so close to this Williams person
@@mitchb77...you're correct. He died at Old Mill House. This video shows a picture of Jimmy's old house (Pangbourne) on the river Thames. Whomever made this video has the 2 homes and the timeline itself confused. Page was living at his Pangbourne residence ages ago way back in his Yardbirds days and into his earlier years in Zep. This was a pretty noticeable error in the video!
This is the house that was robed by a female "friend' Of Jimmy's. She into Jimmy's music vault and got away with most of Led Zeppelins live recordings.
Sod Nana, I'm on my way round to sort your annoying neighbours out Jimmy with some "hate speech", just have to keep out of the way of the cop helicopter in my foil suit!
Pffft....Page was every bit as good, and probably better than Hendrix ( I don't bother counting Page's time when he was blitzed on herion - nobody could play well in that drugged up state, including Jimi H). Hendrix was a more of a 2-dimensional musician. Page was multi-dimensional before even forming LZ.
Page was on a completely different level to Hendrix, Hendrix was talented but no where near as talented as Jimmy Page, obviously you have no clue about music.
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Jimmy Page is a rock legend, kudos to him for preserving this house and not being bullied by his neighbor, rock on Jimmy
Hard to bully a guy with I guess 25 Marshall stacks!!!!! No Jimmy please turn it down!
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Props to Jimmy for understanding the architectural importance of the home, and fighting to preserve it. He won the case against Spirit re: Stairway, and despite the age difference, he's been with Scarlett for many years now.
“He’s been with Scarlett for many years now”…….wouldn’t you be ?
The Spirit trial was unfair and rigged. Look into the details. The JURY said they knew Page and Plant were lying, but bc of a bogus technicality, Zep faked a win.
He's Jimmy Page which means he can do whatever the hell he wants and rightly so
CORRECT
INCORRECT
@@simontaylor2319 NO, CORRECT.
That's ridiculous. Jimmy Page is wealthy; he's earned an Order of the British Empire (OBE) award. In 1984 Jimmy was seen wandering around Victoria Train Station in a shabby manner and the police found a bit of cocaine in his pocket. That happened twice I believe. He is just a tremendously gifted musician - producer - songwriter.
Robbie Williams,his neighbor, is a twat.😄
people may laugh,but the man's a genius.
Wizard yes genius no. And I love Page but even he refuses the genius label.
I'm not laughing...
I've believed this a very long time. I'm not one to be fanatic or star struck... but surely appreciate this man's mind creativity talents.
If they're laughing, they're jealous, because nobody gave a rat's ass for their favourite guitar player.
My father looked at Tower House when he moved our family from Birmingham to London in the late 1950s. He was going to buy it from the guy who sold it to Harris. But in the end he decided he didn’t want to have to mow the lawn so instead he got an enormous apartment around the corner in oakwood Court. Its just as well I wasn’t brought up in Tower House because we’d have totally wrecked it (five out of control kids - we wrecked the apartment)! But it was cool having all those amazing musicians around the neighborhood growing up. We knew! My best friends in oakwood Court, their mother was bringing her two kids up alone and to make ends meet would rent out rooms to lodgers. I remember a very friendly tall, lanky American who lived with them for a while around 1972. They said was a drummer. He was associated with a band called Curved Air. Really sweet, high energy guy. At least to us kids. Used to give us piggy back rides down the hall (very tall ceilings in Oakwood Court). His name was Stewart Copeland and he went on to form a band called The Police. In the 60s and 70s W14 was a very good part of London to immerse yourself in the music of the time, as it was being created. Edith Grove (where The Rolling Stones first lived) was only a mile down the Earls Court Road!
If you ever visit Tower House (on Melbury Road) you won’t see much of what’s inside (I never have). Actually there is very little to see from the outside other than what you see in these images (and well done for getting the interior shots, which are fascinating from an architectural viewpoint). But when it opens again (renovations) you can go around the corner instead and visit Leighton House, which is now a museum and was the former home of artist and patron Lord Leighton. It’s stunning, has much in common with Tower House and I understand Mr Page is rather fond of visiting it himself.
I’m absolutely in love with what u shared that must have been something to grow up around that area and that time I play guitar and of course I’m absolutely insane over yoda I mean jimmy 😁 I would probably do anything to come to England it really must be amazing thank u for sharing sending love all the way from Philadelphia 🇺🇸❤️✌🏼
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Robbie is certainly no 'rocker' whereas Jimmy absolutely is !
Most “rockers” today are a piece of gum on the bottom of Jimmy’s loafer!
Robbie is at best a 'pub singer' who got lucky
I know like Robbie who? Come on really
But they live right next to each other though? Money is money
@@MyBodyWash I think that Robbie has since moved ?
that turret is simply amazing. architecture divine!
My wife and I stayed at Boleskine in April 2000 for our anniversary and it wasn't 'scary' at all. The view from the dining room and drawing room was stunning because the garden slopes away towards the loch and you don't see the old army road, just a vast expanse and depth of water. We were so sorry to hear of the fire.
Yes I felt the same...serene quietness I thought
Its pretty much a ruin now but it has new owner who seems to want to restore it.
Crowley lit it.
This Tower House would be nice to be an old historical museum! But now is James Patrick Page's house! It's s beautiful inside with all the stone structures!☪️
No I hope it's never a soulless museum. This needs to be lived in, loved and enjoyed. The photos are amazing enough.
@@mattbarbarich3295Page has strict rules on not doing certain things in that house, to protect it. I can’t right off hand remember the list, but saw it on an interview, him showing & telling about it.
Jimmy didn't rip off spirit! Page won the court case! Plus that that stairway to heaven Melody goes all the way back to the 17th century! Spirit didn't invent that!!
PLUS... The oft-repeated false trope that has been passed around that LZ "toured with Spirit" is complete BS.
They opened for spirit ONCE in Dec. 26th, 1968 in Denver. It was LZ's first ever show in the USA. That was all!
The next time the 2 bands even came close to bumping into each other was at the Seattle Pop Festival in late July, 1969.
It was a 3-day festival and the two bands were no where near each other on the roster, as Spirit played early in the afternoon on Sunday ( the last day), and Led Zep closed the festival on the last evening, well past midnight and into the wee hours of Monday morning.
There were also a big bunch of bands for the Atlanta Pop Festival earlier that same month. The 2 bands both played there, but at completely different times on July 5th, 1969.
The proof of this can easily be found in both Spirit's and LZ's tour itineraries which can be found online and in at least a few published books.
Too many lazy, dumb music journalists haven't bothered to even look this fact up - including the silly tour guide in the video.
Not only that but Jimmy played an identical opening to Stairway on a 1968 song called Ice Cream Dreams by Cartoone. So Jimmy stole from......himself.
@@lyndoncmp5751...👍
It was said in court, that it’s certain often used chords, & there’s only so many ways they can be played. It was only the first so many chords, certainly not like the majority of the song by any means. I’m glad Led Zeppelin won, but it was a pain in the ass lawsuit for them.
the house is stunning
Holy crap that record collection!
It's mostly rare Take That recordings 😂
Largest ever...... I wonder if Jimmy passes on years later if anyone will inherit it!!
I love that Jimmy does everything in his power to protect the historic structure.
wow this was a nice surprise!! Great video! That house is nice and perfect for Jimmy!!
Bonham did not die at the Pangbourne boathouse home, Page had sold that in 1975. He died at Page’s home Old Mill House.
Thank you for saving me that correction 👍
Bonham died in the Windsor house he bought from Micheal Caine. The pictures were from his Pangbourne House that he bought in the 1960’s
Wow, Thank you . The home is beautiful. I really appreciate these because I could never visit the homes and all the spots.
Jimmy knows how to live!
Id love the know all about those murals..i was lucky enough to meet and chat to jimmy years ago..he was really nice but it was definitely one of those situations where you want to pick someones brain about about a lifetimes worth of interesting things..you just know theres a lot knowledge there but because of the circumstances its impossible to get on those terms..its a beautiful home and im glad its still there...
Man you talk about ornate! That house is it.
The court case proved that Spirit never ever played Taurus when Zeppelin shared a bill with them 3 times. In fact Taurus wasn't a song that Spirit were playing live at any point in 1968/69. It was just an obscure mediocre slow paced song that wouldn't have been featured in a short set with limited time.
Jimmy also proved he played an opening identical to Stairway in 1968, before Zeppelin ever went to America and shared a bill with Spirit, when he was guest guitarist on a song called Ice Cream Dreams by Cartoone.
Case closed.
not to mention that descending harmony is not unheard of elsewhere in music. There are only so many harmonic/chord sequences that can be used, particularly in popular music. People who go on about ripping off generally seem to be non-musicians and
ignorant of this.
It was on Spirit's 1968 LP. It is irrelevant Spirit weren't playing it live.
@@Simon_The_1st
Its not irrelevant. The CLAIM was that Zeppelin heard Spirit play it live when they shared a bill with them a few times. Spirit never played it live then.
Jimmy had already played an opening similar to Stairway before Led Zeppelin ever went to America.
@@lyndoncmp5751
Are you suggesting they didn't hear Taurus on Spirit's 1968 LP which was released 3 years prior to the Stairway release in 1971? Lol. Also check out Thoughts by Crow released 1969.
@@Simon_The_1st
Why would they have? And if they heard it in 1968 why didn't Jimmy use it on the first Zeppelin album when time was short and they needed other songs to borrow?
If Taurus was so important to Jimmy, why wait THREE YEARS to steal it and at a time when practically everything they were doing by then was original so there was no need? That's like going backwards.
Stairway doesn't even really sound much like Taurus anyway.
the coolest house,nobody can beat it!
Have you seen Freddie Mercury’s house?
I can't imagine why Jimmy would want to live in a busy area of London with people coming around his house night and day. It's a beautiful house, but you'd think he'd want to be more secluded, like the Aleister Crowley house on the Loch, out yonder. Or a big castle somewhere in the countryside.
@Coogan I know he did. I was just giving an example of secluded housing and where you would think he would want to be.
Jimmy also has a more secluded residence "Deanery Garden" in Sonning, Berkshire.
I think he doesn't really lives there, but maybe few days or a week in a month. Especially if you have neighbor like Robbie Williams 😂
The mansion exterior is not too special, imo, but from the photos I found online, the interior is amazing list of antique art collection.
Correction John died at Jimmy’s converted water mill home, previously owned by Michael Cain .
These comments made by our tour guide appear to be correct. Wikipedia states Bonham died at Old Mill House and I have confirmed that with two other "rock" related sites and viewed pictures taken at that time of Jimmy.
@@TheoCage yes but your video showed photos of Jimmys former home the boathouse at Pangbourne Berkshire.... John Bonham died at Jimmys later residence at the Old Mill House in Windsor.
This dude is wrong about a lot.
@@LyraKeltica61...The tour guide is in dire need of factual information. He has none.
Not a lot of people know that
I heard about the Zodiac table in the house which belonged to Richard Harris. I was curious what it looked like so am delighted to see it in this video.
Muito swou à mansão do maior guitarrista de todos os tempos Jimmy page bruxo eterno genio valeu 🇧🇷🎸🤘👍👏👏👏👏👏
"Do as thou wilt? He did!!
Good video but i’m sure John Bonham passed away in the Old Mill House.
Correct he did pass away in the old mill house in clewer Windsor
Thx for vid
Look at that star of Ishtar in the pool.
1:13...a table with the signs of the zodiac and a chair for each sign...the room has 'magical workings' written all over it
So, Jimmy _"the wizard"_ lives in Professor Dumbledore's house...
So fitting I'd say...
That's not a house, but a castle.
Robbie Williams, a "rocker"?... 😂
Right!!? 🤦♀️🤣
I'm still trying to figure out who the hell is he, lmao. But, he's doing something right apparently. He couldn't find a better neighbor I'm sure. Jimmy strikes me as being low profile (as much as possible), and just an overall hermit. Keep in mind that the Hermit tarot card was pictured in the Song Remains the Same for Page's fantasy scene.
Exactly. A jumped up boy band plank who has his pop songs written for him.
I’m not sure I’d be able to stand complete strangers coming up to my house and talking about personal gossip like that on a constant basis…
I know right ! if only u could take that house and bury it deep deep into the woods acres away from people that would be the ideal setup I bet Jimmy hates that it’s on a busy street fans gathering to gossip and that both neighbors are doing renovations to their homes
@@bigdaddydaddy3203 ..he also has a more secluded residence In Sonning, Berkshire.
Ahhhh Robbie Williams the world renowned Rocker. 😑😐
His interiors remind me of the house of Portuguese royalties
This was a lot longer ago than 8 months. Scarlet Sabbat is a lot older than 28. The last dquirmish between Jimmy and Williams was over a tree trimming. Get real dude!
WOOOOWW spotted having a chicken dinner in Nandos??!!...awe man I'll bet that was a sight to behold eh 😆
Totally awesome house beautiful
and this is how Kings live. The rest of us here on Earth are just basic Rift Raft Lint.
Nah, it's a just a typical Victorian town House, smaller than it looks.
@@redstar7292 I will bet you it's bigger than your house.
cuándo vaya a liverpool para ver los lugares de los beatles iré a ver la mansión de Jimmy page
Didn't Jimmy have the old mill house in Windsor once owned by Micheal Caine ?
Robin Willians is NOT a "rocker"!
He never claimed to be.
@@GosiaP2019...the video claims him to be.
What he is is useless…
Wrong pics Bonham died in Cookham that is the Pangbourne boat house i your video
Robbie Williams a “rocker” sure….lmao
Not quite right the guide. It was the house in wWindsor which he bought from Michael Caine where john bonham died. Not the river boat house which he owned in the sixties.
I'm with the woman who thought that was an acronym or code for something else - like the old 'fish dinner' of the 80's.
Jimmy has been a vegetarian for decades….. he doesn’t eat chicken.
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He was a vegetarian at one time...but that was a long time ago.
Bonzo didn’t die in Jimmy’s river house. How can you get that wrong?
Makes Cav Ave look like a dolls house, but I know which I would rather own eh Paul
John Boham NOT die in the Tamisa House!!!
I think she meant "innuendo" not "acronym".
Jimmy is Domiciled and that is he always was domiciled and the executive producer of Led Zeppelin and it's that simple.
Very informative, I wasn't sure were Bonham had passed away, so it was the River house? Very tragic. Jimmy Page is a class act , and always seems to be very polite and genuinely friendly, too bad his home is so close to this Williams person
I thought Bonham died in the old mill house?
@@mitchb77 I think I googled it
@@willywoods5409 I’m just going on what i’ve heard!
@@mitchb77...you're correct. He died at Old Mill House.
This video shows a picture of Jimmy's old house (Pangbourne) on the river Thames.
Whomever made this video has the 2 homes and the timeline itself confused.
Page was living at his Pangbourne residence ages ago way back in his Yardbirds days and into his earlier years in Zep.
This was a pretty noticeable error in the video!
@@MJEvermore853 I’m planning on doing a drone video of all the Led Zep related buildings! Just waiting for permission!
Jimmy Page has a 28 year old girlfriend. Why is that an issue?
Because he's like 90
@@youtoo2233 oh, you're gonna exaggerate? OK, she's like 40. I repeat, why is that an issue?
@@markwood3389 I think he's late 70's, no not really an issue just as long as she isn't with him for the money only
@@youtoo2233 Yes. Like Bill Burr said, we've got an epidemic of gold-digging whores.
@@youtoo2233 he's only just 78 and why is it any of your business how old his girlfriend is as long as she's over 18.
Jimmy, my type of guy! Classy but practical. Glad he got rid of those two dodgy bad vibe properties and there's nothing worse then noisey neighbours!
Wow 😍
Jimmy also chases the darkside. Look it up.
The perfect house for a guitar demon... remember when guitarists used to sell their soul to the devil :) Joke aparts, Jimmy is a living legend come on
Holding is the way of the world hoarding
Jimmy Page has had more birds than Bernard Matthews. Bootiful.
What a naff tacky tour guide,several of the facts he stated are wrong,and so are some of the photographs.
Peter Pan, likes living in nerver never land .
This is the house that was robed by a female "friend' Of Jimmy's. She into Jimmy's music vault and got away with most of Led Zeppelins live recordings.
Why did Robbie dress up as Robert Plant?
Haha mostly just to be a dick…
JImmy won!
Hubiese preferido
no enterame de todo esto...
Should not have watched it then… simples.
Hearing some sarcasm,,,
???...
Sod Nana, I'm on my way round to sort your annoying neighbours out Jimmy with some "hate speech", just have to keep out of the way of the cop helicopter in my foil suit!
But as a group damn led,zeppelin was hell.
Get some therapy...
Hail,Mr,Hendrix
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Come on man he was good he wasn't no Jimi,Hendrix.
Pffft....Page was every bit as good, and probably better than Hendrix ( I don't bother counting Page's time when he was blitzed on herion - nobody could play well in that drugged up state, including Jimi H).
Hendrix was a more of a 2-dimensional musician. Page was multi-dimensional before even forming LZ.
Page was on a completely different level to Hendrix, Hendrix was talented but no where near as talented as Jimmy Page, obviously you have no clue about music.