This from Davos for Newbies (with hat tip to Thomas Otter):
The Financial Times’ Ludovic Hunter-Tilney raves about the Led Zeppelin concert in London and recalls most reviewers didn’t think much of the band back in the early ’70s. The FT apparently was an exception:
When the Financial Times, far-sighted as ever, published a rave review, Robert Plant was delighted: it meant that his father, a regular reader, would forgive him for not becoming a chartered accountant.
Hard to add to that except to say that I saw Led Zeppelin in 1971 and 1972. Breathtaking stuff.
