Bring it on back: Thirty-one years later

Part two of the newsletter edition sent on Oct. 22, 2007, contained some recent headlines related to the re-release of The Song Remains the Same, whose soundtrack was first issued exactly 31 years earlier.

As we know, the concerts included in the film have been revisited, and the movie and soundtrack will be available in new forms next month. Lemon Squeezings: Led Zeppelin News reports on details of the recent work that has gone into these new releases, as told by sound engineer Kevin Shirley in a recent interview with Modern Guitars magazine.

Also making headlines on the site in recent weeks:

• Transfer of Led Zeppelin reunion passcodes may not hinder anyone, after all: Purchased a passcode to the Led Zeppelin reunion concert and not sure whether you'll be let in with your ticket? Looks like Ticketmaster has answered that question.
• Fans stand another chance at Led Zeppelin tickets: Don't have your ticket yet? Don't fret! You still stand an outside shot of buying one.
• Led Zeppelin rehearsing reunion concert set: What do you think the band will play at the reunion show? Want to make a case for anything from Coda?
• Promo photos taken of reunited Led Zeppelin: How do Page, Plant and Jones look these days? The golden god has a graying goatee. Check out a photo of the boys and decide whether age has been kind.
  
• Early Zep stint in Detroit ranks among top all-time shows: What gives this concert series in 1969 such a high honor in this month's Uncut magazine? Jaan Uhelszki remembers what it was like to be a teen in tight jeans at the show.