I was at reunion concert...I dont think there is a word to describe the emotion in that arena...people walked out with there mouths hanging open.....priceless......

denise, crystal lake, ill

I was there!
I will remember that night for as long as I live!

Michelle, Lisbon, Portugal

Why they are the greatest.. what they didn't play

Thank you
What is and should never be
Heartbreaker
Immigrant Song
Communication Breakdown
!0 years gone
The Rain Song
Going to California
That's the Way
When The levee Breaks
Bring it on Home

and may more

steve, Fair Oak,

i applied for tickets and did not get any it looks as though half of america got the tickets! ! after seeing people being interviewed after the show, i was well annoyed i do hope they go on a world tour.

jerry craven, basingstoke, hampshire

Now the dust has settled, and I've had a chance to gather my thoughts, I'd just like to add a musing or two .

This was a genuine EVENT, on so many different levels.

For Ahmet Ertegun, who was loved in universal high regard.

For the band too, to heal the rifts and finish the unfinished, especially for Jason and Pat Bonham.

For the Gliteratti, who obviously know a hot ticket when it pops up ( I mean who else could bring along Paris Hilton, Elvis' family, Peter Kay, Martin O'Neill and Dave Grohl among others and leave them ALL roaring for more?)

Mostly for us, though. The Zeppelin Tribes, for whom this was a gathering to end all others. As Robert said in his intro to Kashmir, people had come from 50 different countries to show their devotion and not one, not the guy I met from South Carolina, nor the couple from Santa Monica we qeued with, nor the Dutch guys who asked if we could see past them (tall folk the Dutch) left disppointed.

A privilege.

Much Love.

Gerry T, Prestwick, Scotland

i was there and must say the music was perfect. i so hope they tour for more to enjoy but i would be suprised if they could match what they put out on the stage on monday night. i feel for any true fan that was unable to go.

brian, louisville, ky, usa

The first time I heard Led Zeppelin I was a spotty teenager listening to punk (Clash,Buzzcock etc) and my older brother had a house party. A group of guys were listening to some song on the stereo which to me sounded like a prayer.......Stairway to Heaven. I was hooked and over the years bought everything they ever released. In the 29 years since that night I have seen every band worth seeing.....including seeing Pink Floyd pull down the Wall at Earls Court, AC-DC, Thin Lizzy, Guns n Roses, Rush, Def Lep, you name them....... Nothing however prepared me for this....Nothing!

The word 'gifted' is used too liberally these days, but that's what these guys are....... 'gifted' We will never see their like again...Thanks for a never to be bettered live performance. Mind blowing for us....effortless for them.

Jonny T, Cardiff,

Congratulations on a fantastic, well written review. I have just finised reading Andy Gill's pseudo intelligent, over analytical drivle of a review in the Independent, during which recourse, he took the opportunity to talk a great a laborious lengths about the price of the ticket and the lack of good acoustics at the O2 arena.

Led Zeppelin represents a time when music was music and musicians were musicians and you could not manufacture talent. Judging by this review, they have not lost any of their ability to impart awe and majesty onto any crowd of any sizeat any venue.

it is not about the price of the tickets or the logistics of the location, it is about the music, and having seen Bonham perform previosuly, I can imagine that he was more than an apt replacement for his father.

Here's hoping that this is the first of many more gigs.

Daniel Holden, Leeds, England

what!!?? - no Lemon Song?

rob, alton, usa

Having been there since the beginning, and loving every second of my memories, I'm still in tears about not being there. I will drown my sorrows in live recordings and DVDs but my god! why didn't I get a ticket, Dawkins is right there is no God.
Good luck to the band, and if you tour let me have a ticket.

Lefty, Beccles, England