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I bet she couldn't sing the words to the Rain Song let alone Stairway, Faithless - yeah the dance group, the list went on and on - was Lily "No Talent" Allen there? Bet you she was</div><div></div><div></div><div>I thought the tickets were through a ballot and a ballot only - obviously not. Jimmy Page has to be congratulated for bringing the band together but i feel it's tickets for the boys and not the real fans - funny I read that the crowd were a little subdued. Is there a reason for this? I think it was the hottest ticket around and it was just "cool" to be there. Just like everything in this country its who you know and if they do tour (albeit in the states) why doesn't JP sell tickets on e-bay cos thats where they will end up. Or give em to his celeb mates and f*** the real fans.</div><div></div><div></div><div>Seriously, you think because they are celebs that they aren't zep fans? Dave Grohl would probably put your fandom to shame as big a geek as he is. 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