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Page & Plant rock the Philadelphia Spectrum (1995)

Page & Plant rock the Philadelphia Spectrum (1995)

October 24, 1995 – Jimmy Page and Robert Plant will certainly carry the Led Zeppelin torch at The Spectrum in Philadelphia, PA

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