Imagine the Rolling Stones without Mick Jagger

Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones told the BBC in an interview broadcast earlier this week that the band would consider reuniting for a tour without lead singer Robert Plant. The band reunited for a one-time concert -- their first since 1980 -- in London last December that was a huge success, both financially and critically. Since then, fans have been clamoring for a reunion tour. Plant, however, embarked on a tour with bluegrass artist Alison Krauss to promote their joint album and said he had no further plans to tour for at least two years. I gotta tell ya, Led Zeppelin without Robert Plant is not going to be Led Zeppelin and, frankly, I can't see guitarist Jimmy Plant agreeing to such a foolish notion.