Q Prime Goes to Reddit to Answer Questions about Led Zeppelin, Metallica, More

-- A Led Zeppelin reunion is unlikely. " Does your gut tell you if Zeppelin will ever reunite and tour or play another show ever again?" one person asked. "Honestly, my gut tells me they won't," Q Prime replied. 

-- Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page is busy finding never-before-heard recordings for an upcoming Led Zeppelin box sets and has made "no progress" on his forthcoming solo album. Each album's cover art will be the original cover art. Artist Shepard Fairy, who created the artwork for Led Zeppelin's recent Celebration Day release, "is not involved." Some of the box sets "will come out later this year" but "time is a fungible thing" with Led Zeppelin. 

-- The addition of Led Zeppelin's catalog to on-demand subscription services is "up for discussion." Earlier this year Q Prime was said to have been shopping exclusive rights to Led Zeppelin's catalog to various on-demand services. Sources told Billboard they expect the band's music to available for streaming early this year but apparently no deal has been reached months later. 

-- Radio still matters. " In the age of radio becoming less relevant, what is the best approach as an artist to garner more fans in place of radio?" one person asked. Q Prime's brief answer: "Radio"

-- The "dumbest request" ever received from an artist came from AC/DC. "I was in London. They were in Paris. (Drummer) Phil Rudd wanted hot water because his kettle was broken. He called at midnight to ask me to bring over hot water... Wish I had told him I would charter a flight to bring him a kettle and billed it back. Needless to say, I didn't go."

-- Q Prime named Arcade Fire as the one band it wishes was on its roster that it doesn't currently manage. 

-- Q: "Would you rather fight 1 horse sized duck or 100 duck sized horses?" A: "The tally is in -- 5 votes for 100 duck sized horses."