About: The Song Remains the Same

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Plant was inspired by a damning review by famed Village Voice journalist Robert Christgau, who slammed Led Zeppelin's derivative style in his legendary 1973 review of their existing discography: "File:Bomb.png."

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rdfs:label	The Song Remains the Same
rdfs:comment	Plant was inspired by a damning review by famed Village Voice journalist Robert Christgau, who slammed Led Zeppelin's derivative style in his legendary 1973 review of their existing discography: "File:Bomb.png."
dcterms:subject	Sexuality Fish Indestructible Rock music Redundant
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Revision	4914242(xsd:integer)
Date	2011-01-08(xsd:date)
abstract	Plant was inspired by a damning review by famed Village Voice journalist Robert Christgau, who slammed Led Zeppelin's derivative style in his legendary 1973 review of their existing discography: "File:Bomb.png." Jon Bonham and Jimmy Page were shocked and disheartened by the critic's negative attitude, but Plant was inspired to counterattack. In the bitter heat of a particularly briny mid-April evening, Plant hastily penned his musical revenge while the rest of the band was busy fucking a groupie with a fish. After a half hour of crumpled papers and Jimmy Page's sage counsel, Plant finished concocting his masterpiece and went to join his fish-fucking friends.

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