Led Zeppelin Live Aid Reunion A Disaster For Phil Collins
. And he knew he'd made the wrong choice seconds after the charity performance began. Collins, who worked on Plant's first two solo albums, tells Q: "I thought it was just going to be low-key and we'd all get together and have a play. But something happened between that conversation and the day - it became a Led Zeppelin reunion. "I turned up and I was a square peg in a round hole. Robert was happy to see me, but Jimmy wasn't." He admits to realizing "this is a mistake" almost as soon as the band started playing. "You could sense I wasn't welcome, and Tony was not making life easy," he recalls. "If I could have walked off, I would have done. But then we'd all be talking about why Phil Collins walked off Live Aid - so I just stuck it out." Read more here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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