The Led Zeppelin song Robert Plant paid to never be played again

In the mid-1970s, Led Zeppelin represented better than anyone else the canonical disarrays of a successful rock band: grunts traveling in private planes, inclined to unleash barbarism in hotel rooms and entertained by female followers and substances. He also recorded sensational albums that presented to audiences of thousands of spectators. But the narcissism of the British quartet still needed more. For example, a double record, which they alre…

The Led Zeppelin song Robert Plant paid to never be played again

Robert Plant once paid an American radio station $10,000 to stop playing Led Zeppelin's 'Stairway To Heaven', after hearing they needed money.