LED ZEPPELIN's ROBERT PLANT Says Reunion Has Made Him Feel Like Superman

October 24, 2007

According to NME.com, LED ZEPPELIN's Robert Plant has said that the reunion of the band has made him feel "like Superman."

The singer went on to add that he was overwhelmed by the anticipation.

When asked about how he felt, he said: "I just want to have fun. And if it's fun, it's fun. This is fun. This a big day today. It's one of the biggest days."

Plant told U.S. radio station WNYC: "Having fun in England is having fun. I just hope we all have fun. Let's face it. So many people want to go to the thing. How about if it's fantastic?

"The anticipation is incredibly overwhelming for me. I'm carrying it around like some kind of kryptonite, you know? And all I want to do is have some fun."

The band is set to reform for a one-off show at the O2 Arena in London on November 26.

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