Rolling Stone — Photo: HONDA/AFP/Getty Obamania culminated with Barack being elected the 44th President of the United States, thanks (maybe) to some last-minute stumping by Bruce Springsteen in clutch swing state Ohio. Pretty much everyone voted (except David Byrne... more info

Mojo 4 Music — Led Zeppelin are set to tour without Robert Plant. How is THAT meant to work? more info

Mojo 4 Music — Moz Album Set For Feb! Jack Bruce vs. Led Zep! Blur reunion on the cards?! more info

XFM.co.uk — Zep are "crap", says Jack Bruce, before attempting to retract his statement. "You mustn't criticise the Queen or Led Zeppelin in the UK", he mumbled… more info

ContactMusic — Former CREAM star JACK BRUCE has stunned rock purists by blasting LED ZEPPELIN for overshadowing his band's string of reunion shows. Bruce, Eric Clapton and Ginger ... more info

Wired - Listening Post — Robert Plant poured cold water on rumors of a Led Zeppelin reunion featuring all of the band's surviving members, but nothing can change the scorching sounds the band committed to tape during its heyday in the seventies. Longtime collectors and... ... more info

Rolling Stone — Photo: Shugerman/Getty Jack Bruce of Cream recently unleashed some harsh words about Led Zeppelin, airing some grievances to the press at a recent award ceremony by saying “Fuck off, Zeppelin, you’re crap.” “Everybody talks about Led Zeppelin... more info

Paste Magazine — Since their 2007 one-off reunion concert, several members of Led Zeppelin have tried to arrange a splashy world tour, complete with new material from the reassembled band. The hitch has been former lead singer Robert Plant, who stalwartly refuses t... more info

Paste Magazine — When Nickel Creek said farewell (for now) to fans and disbanded in 2007, each member said they wanted to pursue solo projects. Vocalist and mandolin virtuoso Chris Thile went off to work with his group the Punch Brothers , where he recently comp... more info

Popdose — Last week, we here at Popdose unveiled a contest to determine who should replace Robert Plant as the lead singer of Led Zeppelin. We’ve slimmed the choices down to a field of our favorite twenty choices. The winner from last week’s submissions ... more info