Join The LED ZEPPELIN Flash Mob!

November 9, 2007

XFM.co.uk reports that LED ZEPPELIN fans across London are being asked to make like Jimmy Page and head to Denmark Street this Monday (November 12) for a massive LED ZEPPELIN flash mob guitar-off.

Reckon yourself a bit of a rock star at heart? Fancy showing off your guitar (or air guitar) weilding skills and reckon you can play "Stairway To Heaven" like a true pro? Or maybe you just fancied something a little bit different to break up the Monday morning monotony?

Well now you can because LED ZEP fans across London are being asked to convene at Denmark Street at midday this Monday to make like Jimmy Page and play (or air-play) ZEPPELIN's classic hit "Stairway To Heaven" at the blow of a whistle.

The flash mob is being planned to mark the release of "Mothership", a 24-track selection of the very best of LED ZEPPELIN, ahead of their reunion gig at London's O2 on December 10.

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