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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.As an aside, before Jimmy Page and Robert Plant played their first gig together they didn't have a name for their new group. On meeting Keith Moon, He said "they would go down like a lead zeppelin", so they used that as a name, and the rest is history.
Nothing much to do with the question really, but a sunday evening ramble.
I heard some years ago that the term "go down like a lead balloon" originated from the Hindenburg tragedy, but I haven't been able to find reference to this anywhere... I was wondering if anyone else had heard this and if so, where might I find that information (if it exists) ? To further coroborate this, Led Zeppelin put a picture of the Hindeburg on the cover of their first album, is that just a coincidence?