LED ZEPPELIN - Kiedy giganci chodzili po Ziemi - MICK WALL

They were the last wonder child of the sixties and the first brilliant band of the seventies – on the ruins of The Yardbirds arose one of the most popular rock bands of all time. Mick Wall, a respected author of music biographies and a former associate of Page and Plant, describes without hesitation the history of the band that defined the notion of 'excess' on concert tours – and which paid for it with tragedies, drug addiction and death. "Kiedy giganci chodzili po Ziemi" reveals for the first time in such detail the interest of the band's leader Jimmy Page in the occult, presents the circumstances surrounding the publicised and controversial return of the band for a concert at London's O2 Arena, and follows the attempts to resurrect the remaining line-up permanently, dependent on Robert Plant's willingness. In special flashbacks Wall also describes the life stories of the individual five people who made the dream of Led Zeppelin's greatness come true and turn into a sometimes hard-to-grasp reality – Page, Plant, John Paul Jones, John Bonham and their equally famous manager, Peter Grant. Above all, however, "Kiedy giganci chodzili po Ziemi" is a book in which the author tells the breathtaking, true story of Led Zeppelin, from the position of someone who has known Jimmy Page for over twenty years. This book is the fruit of many years of research and searching, a biography based not only on interviews with the individual members of the band and associates, but also an insightful description of all the events, in a way that only a person connected for thirty years with the music business and its greatest celebrities can present. A new edition, supplemented by 100 pages and revised. 521 pages + 3 inserts with colour photographs.