Jimmy Page Won't Live In Led Zeppelin's Shadow With Solo Songs
. The guitarist has already said he's turning this thoughts to putting a band together for a recording and touring project next year. Page says in the latest edition of Classic Rock, on sale now: "There is pressure - but you have to put it in context with putting your arse on the line for one night at the O2. What sort of pressure is that? You can imagine that it was like for one shot. "When you're recording an album you've got more than one shot at the solo. You have to look at it like that." He argues: "New music is new music. It has to be good; it has to be vital; it has to connect with people. It doesn't want to be limp and half-hearted. That's what you're doing - you're a musician. You're not thinking about whether it's paling in the shade of Led Zeppelin. What sort of nonsense is that?" Read more here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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