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When Led Zeppelin broke up after John Bonham’s death, Jimmy Page faced the reality that any new vocalist he would ever work with would forever be compared to the legendary Robert Plant. There was simply no way around it. Led Zeppelin’s sound was so unique and powerfully defined by four individuals that losing any member would prove too difficult for the band to survive. Robert Plant understood that more than Page and Jones, or at least that is what we have been led to believe. In the post-Led Zeppelin era, Jimmy Page released music sparingly. The most consistent project that The post Why “Wasting My Time” Was Jimmy Page’s Best Post Led Zeppelin Song appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

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A Tennessee judge has ruled that writings from the Covenant school killer will not be released "at this time."There has been an ongoing legal battle to secure the release of the writings that the killer left behind. After the tragedy last year, Nashville police vowed to release the documents, but that day never came. The FBI pressured against the release of the documents, and the families of the victims oppose the documents making their way into public hands.'Compliance with both the TPRA and federal copyright law cannot be accomplished, therefore state law must cede to federal law.'But the other side argues there is a compelling public and constitutional interest requiring the documents be made public.Just minutes before the clock struck midnight on July 4 — at 11:58 p.m., according to court documents — Davidson County Chancellor I'Ashea Myles (D) issued a ruling that blocks the release of the documents — at least for now."Tennessee courts have determined that unfettered access to every record at any time does not serve to uphold the system of justice that we all depend upon to ensure that the criminal legal system and investigations remain fair and impartial for every involved person," Myles wrote in her ruling.As legal justification for her ruling, Myles cited the Constitution's Supremacy Clause."Based upon Supremacy Clause and conflict preemption, the federal Copyright Act serves as a valid exemption to the Tennessee Public Records Act and thus preempts the disclosure of any original work of authorship in any form created by the assailant," she explained."Compliance with both the TPRA and federal copyright law cannot be accomplished, therefore state law must cede to federal law," she added.Legally, the victims possess ownership over the documents after the killer's family transferred legal ownership of them last year.Even documents not protected by copyright law, Myles ruled, do not have to be released until the "investigation and any collateral criminal proceedings are complete." In a statement after the ruling, the city of Nashville said officials will release documents upon the conclusion of the investigation — with the exception of the killer's writings. The investigation, the statement added, "is in its final stages."The victims' families praised the ruling, which will likely be appealed.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

After Joe Biden’s disastrous first debate, Democrats are scrambling to figure out who will lead them into the 2024 election. Vice President Kamala Harris is a contender, but as Sara Gonzales highlights, she’s not a good one. To put it simply, Gonzales calls her “one of the worst DEI hires.” “This whole thing imploding with Joe Biden, an old white man, and Kamala Harris, who everyone knows cannot handle the job, but they’re afraid to be like, ‘Well, how do you jump over Kamala? Because you guys sold her as like the first black, the first woman, the first, what, Indonesian?’” Gonzales says. Understandably, this is causing a rift between Democrats. “Now they are in this position where there’s a lot of infighting, because they’ve just sold all these DEI measures as, like, the most important qualifications for the job,” Gonzales says, noting that Stephen A. Smith recently had a delegate on his show who illustrates her point perfectly. “There’s a long list of Democrats: Kamala Harris, Gavin Newsom, Gretchen Whitmer. The list goes on, and on, and on,” the delegate, who is a black woman, tells Stephen. “If you pick a white man over Kamala Harris, black women, I can tell you this, we gonna walk away, we gonna blow the party up.'” “Democrats, you’ve done it to yourselves,” Gonzales comments. “You radicalize all of these people on all of these initiatives, and then they’re mad that you’re not going far enough against Israel, and they’re not going to vote for you. You radicalize these people on climate change, and they’re mad that you still use, you know, private jets, and they’re not going to vote for you,” she continues. While it’s a complete mess, Gonzales doesn’t mind. “‘If you don’t choose her, we’re going to blow the party up.’ I love this. I can’t wait to watch that happen,” she says.Want more from Sara Gonzales?To enjoy more of Sara's no-holds-barred take to news and culture, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

Sometimes it’s not enough to make your own game, sometimes you have to go a step further. That’s exactly what Minecraft Console Edition developer 4J Studios is doing with its new Elements Engine, a voxel-based tool it has created to facilitate the creation of its next game. While not exactly Minecraft 2, the comparison can’t be avoided as the engine’s blocky style very much brings Mojang’s juggernaut to mind. Continue reading Minecraft Console Edition developer working on new blocky game engine MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best open-world games, Best building games, Best crafting games

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Archaeological excavations near the Vatican have unearthed the remains of an ancient garden that likely belonged to the Roman Emperor Caligula (reigned 37-41 AD). This discovery was made during the construction of a pedestrian piazza intended to connect Castel Sant'Angelo to St. Peter's Basilica and the Via della Conciliazione boulevard, some of the most frequented tourist areas in Rome.  Read moreSection: NewsHistory & ArchaeologyAncient PlacesEuropeRead Later