Mar 10, 2008 • 1 min read

John Squire says Led Zeppelin should not tour

Former Stone Roses guitarist John Squire says Led Zeppelin should not reform for a tour, after their O2 reunion, which he rated highly.

Former Stone Rose John Squire has said that he thinks that Led Zeppelin shouldn't reform for a big tour, they should rest on their laurels following their successful reunion at London's O2 in December. As previously reported, the latest news is that the band's Robert Plant has turned down a £100m offer to reform, in any case.

Anyway, Squire says this: "I went to see Led Zeppelin (and) I was blown away. The Clash in 1977 were probably the only ones who have topped that. I know it's selfish on my part but I would like that moment at the O2 Arena to be crystallised. I don't want to read reviews of mediocre Led Zeppelin gigs".

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