- The judge also ruled that anything regarding Led Zeppelin's alleged plagiarism in the past would not be allowed before a jury. (www.rollingstone.com, collected on 22/11/2016)
- As iconic song goes to trial, legal experts debate the letter – and the limits – of music copyright law Led Zeppelin's memories of events pertaining to the trial veered from crystal clear to … nonexistent. (www.qcherald.com, collected on 22/11/2016)
- This song, more than any other track on Led Zeppelin's debut album, established their epic sweep. (www.rollingstone.com, collected on 22/11/2016)
- Led Zeppelin's camp maintains that the song is rooted in musical traditions that go back thousands of years to Celtic folk music. (www.rollingstone.com, collected on 13/11/2016)
- Zeppelin's has booked artists of several different genres and from different locations, ranging from the rock of Los Angeles to the reggae of the Virgin Islands. (www.tvr.by, collected on 15/11/2016)
- Led Zeppelin's lawyer had asked U.S. District Court Judge Gary Klausner to rule in their favor without a trial in February, but the judge decided the songs were similar enough to warrant one. (www.rollingstone.com, collected on 22/11/2016)
- Led Zeppelin's lawyer, however, said the estate didn't own the copyright and the passage in question was a common descending chord sequence in the public domain. (www.polishmarket.com, collected on 13/11/2016)
- In testimony Wednesday, Page said early in Led Zeppelin's career the band played a medley that borrowed a riff from Spirit. (www.newhavenindependent.org, collected on 13/11/2016)
- Comedy character Mr Bean tires to stop a dinosaur from bursting through a door in one piece and another shows Led Zeppelin's stairway to Heaven. (www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk, collected on 23/11/2016)
- Q. Because you actually included it in part of Led Zeppelin's live sets, correct? (www.rollingstone.com, collected on 22/11/2016)
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