The surviving members of Led Zeppelin are in talks to reform and play live in 2008, according to reports.
Robert Plant, Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones are said to be discussing plans to tour together for the first time in almost 30 years.
The news comes as the rock legends confirm news of a new greatest hits collection, the 24-track "Mothership" compilation, which has been specially chosen by the group.
Led Zeppelin last toured in July 1980, just months before the death of founding drummer John Bonham, playing again with numerous one-off shows in the intervening years.
Source: music-news.com
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