Zeppelin Fractured #1 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Hey Hey What Can I Do

"Hey Hey What Can I Do" was released on the B-Side of "The Immigrant" song in 1970. It then was released on the "Box Set" in 1990.

Answer: All My Love

Released in 1979 on the album "In Through The Out Door". This song is not a love song in the traditional sense, but about Robert Plant's son Karac, who died of a stomach infection in 1977 when he was five.

Answer: Wearing And Tearing

Released in 1982 on the album "Coda" after drummer John Bonham had died. They planned to release this under the name of a fake band so it would not be judged as a Zeppelin song and could compete against the popular Punk bands.

Answer: Going To California

Released in 1971 on an un-named album known as "Led Zeppelin 4". This song was originally about earthquakes, but developed into a song about the search for a woman.

Answer: Boogie With Stu

Released in 1975 on "Physical Graffiti". "Stu" is Ian Stewart, the Rolling Stone's road manager and piano player. The song was recorded when Led Zeppelin was in Headley Grange and they were using the Rolling Stones mobile recording unit. Stu came in and started playing an old piano in the main room that was out of tune. Jimmy Page was tuning his guitar to how the piano was out of tune.

The tape was rolling and everything was improvised from Bonzo's drumming to the lyrics that Plant was singing.

Answer: The Song Remains The Same

Released in 1975 on "Houses Of The Holy". The title was used for a concert film and soundtrack released in 1976. Footage from some 1973 Madison Square Garden shows was mixed with scenes of the band acting out their "fantasies." The band was not happy with the way it turned out, although I loved it.

Answer: Dancing Days

This was released in 1973 on "Houses Of The Holy". This was inspired by an Indian tune Jimmy Page and Robert Plant heard while traveling in Bombay. When they got back they recording it and liked it so much that the whole band was dancing to it, which gave them the title name for the song.

Answer: Bring It On Home

Released in 1969 on "Led Zeppelin II". This song was influenced by a song of the same name recorded by Sonny Boy Williamson, composed by Willie Dixon.

Answer: The Wanton Song

Released in 1975 on "Physical Graffiti". Wanton means sexually indiscriminate or lacking restraint or inhibition, especially in sexual behavior. So this song is about sex and is one of Robert Plant's favorites.

Answer: Dazed and Confused

Released in 1969 on "Led Zeppelin". This song was inspired by an acoustic song called "I'm Confused" that Jimmy Page heard Folk singer Jake Holmes perform.