PLANT STRUGGLES TO HIT HIGH NOTES

Last updated: Saturday, November 24, 2007

PLANT STRUGGLES TO HIT HIGH NOTES

Reformed rockers LED ZEPPELIN have been forced to rearrange their hit songs for their upcoming reunion concert - after frontman ROBERT PLANT struggled to hit high notes in rehearsals.

ROBERT PLANT of Led Zeppelin

The legendary band, who will play their first gig in 19 years at London's O2 Arena on 10 December (07), have recomposed the songs in a lower key because their ageing vocalist's voice has deepened.

A source tells British newspaper The Sun, "He and guitarist Jimmy Page have had a few heated discussions about the upcoming gig. Jimmy is a bit rusty and Robert has been struggling with the high notes.

"To avoid any embarrassing vocal wobbles with the world watching, they decided it would be best to transpose the songs in a lower key."

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Source: WENN

| Saturday, November 24, 2007

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