Fanzine TIGHT BUT LOOSE

La référence en termes de fanzines se nomme Tight But Loose . L'on peut y trouver les moindres informations les plus pointues concernant le groupe .

http://www.tightbutloose.co.uk/

Le numéro de décembre 2008 est dispo :

http://www.tightbutloose.co.uk/

Y a-t'il des abonnés à ce mag parmi les membres du forum qui pourraient apporter quelques infos sur le contenu général de ce fanzine?
Merci

Pour ma part , je ne le suis pas . Ronan , un forumeur assidu , l'est sans doute .

Le numéro d'avril 2009 est dispo .

http://www.tightbutloose.co.uk/

Ericm a écrit:

Y a-t'il des abonnés à ce mag parmi les membres du forum qui pourraient apporter quelques infos sur le contenu général de ce fanzine?
Merci

c'est trés complet en effet et dans tous les domaines.
Chroniques de concerts, interviews, photos en fait c'est un peu comme "Concert File"

Pourrais-tu mettre quelques articles supposés intéressants sur le LZF ? . Merci d'avance , Ronan .

Le dernier numéro.

Promotion oblige pour Dave Lewis :

Très tentant...

il est arrivé !!! à commander impérativement !!!

Bien bien.

Le numéro 35 est sorti !!!!!!!!!!

Dave Lewis propose des tee-shirts Tight But Loose :

Homes required for very cool looking Led Zep TBL T-shirts -apply here now!
http://www.tightbutloose.co.uk/tblweb09/?page_id=20967

La seconde édition beaucoup plus complète du bouquin de Dave Lewis consacrée au festival de Knebworth sortira en fin d'année.

http://www.tightbutloose.co.uk/tblweb09/?page_id=1962

Phil a écrit:

La seconde édition beaucoup plus complète du bouquin de Dave Lewis consacrée au festival de Knebworth sortira en fin d'année.

http://www.tightbutloose.co.uk/tblweb09/?page_id=1962

Dave Lewis en compagnie de qui vous savez au moment de la sortie du bouquin sur Knebworth :

Phil a écrit:

Dave Lewis propose des tee-shirts Tight But Loose :

Homes required for very cool looking Led Zep TBL T-shirts -apply here now!
http://www.tightbutloose.co.uk/tblweb09/?page_id=20967

je viens de le recevoir    

Un p'tit report ?     

très confortable c'est un T-Shirt   

Dave Lewis projette d'écrire un ouvrage sur les concerts d'Earl's Court 1975.

Hier à Londres, Dave Lewis a rencontré Joe Jammer qui fut roadie et guitar tech du groupe en 1969; A noter qu'ensuite il a formé son propre groupe qui s'est produit...................au festival de Bath.

In London yesterday to interview Joe Jammer who worked with Zep in 1969 as a roadie and guitar tech and went on to form his own band. He was fantastic company – ‘’Being close to Led Zeppelin in 1969 was like watching a freight train on steroids’’ was one of many great quotes of his – full interview in the next TBL. Here’s Joe with Gary and the TBL editor. Joe is holding a pic of the Joe Jammer Band on stage at the 1970 Bath Festival.

Dave Lewis a rencontré Paul Clark au Hi Fi Bar afin d'organiser une journée spéciale Led Zeppelin le 8 mars prochain :

At the brilliant Hi Fi Lounge yesterday with owner Paul Clark - we are staging a Led Zep day there on March 8th -details at:

http://hifilounge.tumblr.com/post/76312696230/whole-lotta-love-for-led-zeppelin-hifi-lounge-on

Une p'tite promo de notre ami Dave Lewis :

http://www.tightbutloose.co.uk/tblweb09/?page_id=20967

Jimmy Page donne toutes les interviews possibles et inimaginables à tous les magazines. Nous en avons déjà parlé mais il en a accordé une à Dave Lewis son pote pour Tight But Loose :

TBL 38 Announcement 1: Jimmy Page in the TBL interview…

I am pleased to announce that the forthcoming issue of the TBL magazine due to ship early November, will include an exclusive Jimmy Page interview conducted with me last week, in which he talks about the Led Zeppelin IV and Houses Of The Holy reissues, the experimental music he is due to release via his website, his record collecting and desire to be out and seen to be playing again….

Jimmy has long since promised he would provide an interview for TBL and he was as good as his word. I recorded this with Jimmy last Thursday afternoon during a day of media interviews he gave at the Gore Hotel Kensington. My allocated time was limited and the interview was centred mainly around the forthcoming reissues. There was of course a crop of questions I wanted to ask but time did run out all too soon!

Nonetheless, he was on great form, talking lucidly about the reissues and more. His pride and enthusiasm for Led Zeppelin and his standing within it all, was plainly evident throughout my time with him. As was his keenness to get back out there and perform. After the interview I showed him a pic of he and I from The Feather In The Wind book taken on June 18th 1980 before the Cologne gig – as we posed for a then and now photo he laughed ‘‘we look a whole lot younger then!’'

Younger then and older now - but neither of us no less fervent for this band that really is a way of life. ‘’Thanks for all your enthusiasm Dave’’ was his parting shot.

Thank you Jimmy for all yours…

Suffice to say, this is a major coup for the forthcoming TBL issue and if this isn’t a reason to subscribe - then I don’t know what is!

You can read the full contents of this Jimmy Page interview plus a host of other compelling views and features in the forthcoming issue TBL 38 which commences the TBL 2014/15 subscription.
As a bonus, every subscriber will receive an exclusive 10 x 8 limited edition print suitable for framing. This is a Jimmy Page shot from Frankfurt on the Over Europe 1980 tour. Don't miss out subscribe now!
The subscription order link for the 2014/15 TBL magazines is below order – many thanks in advance for all your support. Dave Lewis - October 6th, 2014.
More TBL 38 announcements to follow…

http://www.tightbutloose.co.uk/subscribe-now-to-the-tbl-201415-magazines-and-receive-a-free-10-x-8-led-zep-art-print/