Jimmy Page has played with legends. He helped create the sound of modern rock. But when it comes to defining what rock ‘n’ roll truly means—he points to one band. Not Zeppelin. Not the usual icons. A band with raw power, grit, and something deeper than image or fame. To Page, their sound is rock ‘n’ roll—loud, fearless, untamed. He calls their music “incredible,” not because it’s polished, but because it’s real. This isn’t just praise. It’s a declaration from one of rock’s greatest architects about who truly carried the torch.
Jimmy Page has played with legends. He helped create the sound of modern rock. But when it comes to defining what rock ‘n’ roll truly means—he points to one band. Not Zeppelin. Not the usual icons. A band with raw power, grit, and something deeper than image or fame. To Page, their sound is rock ‘n’ roll—loud, fearless, untamed. He calls their music “incredible,” not because it’s polished, but because it’s real. This isn’t just praise. It’s a declaration from one of rock’s greatest architects about who truly carried the torch.
