With Robert Plant's cranky response to a journalist who dared to ask about the possibility of another Led Zeppelin reunion (Plant even went so far as to call him a shmuck for asking the question!), our hopes for one more chance to see the fabled band live once again have been dashed. 

But we do have the next best thing, the Led Zeppelin concert film "Celebration Day"  has a one night only theatrical release tonight, before coming out on DVD and CD on November 19th. And by all accounts the film is a knockout.

Critics are heaping praise on this show that was recorded at the band's one time only reunion at London's O2 arena in 2007. No nonsense Daily News critic Jim Farber says, "This concert kills...from the start of the 16-song set we see the players primed to exploit the limits of their connection. This isn’t just a bunch of pros faithfully delivering the material.

It’s a reanimated, organic band, rediscovering the energy and flair of their old songs in real time." Read more. 

Don't miss this chance to see Led Zeppelin on the big screen (with the "big" surround sound) tonight and of course WBAB will be there to greet you!

Beginning at 7PM, I'll be at the Westbury Stadium 12, Roger and JP are at the Island 16 in Holtsville, Fingers is at the Stony Brook 17, Matt Wolf at the Farmingdale 14 and we'll have a street team at the Broadway Multiplex in Hicksville. Be there or be square! Details here.