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Fraser Lewry

There's a new 90-minute documentary about Dread Zeppelin, the Elvis-impersonator-fronted reggae Led Zeppelin tribute act, and it's free to watch

Dread Zeppelin publicity photo.

A new 90-minute documentary about Led Zeppelin tribute act Dread Zeppelin has appeared online, and it's free to watch. Dread Zeppelin: A Song of Hope is produced by meme-friendly guitar manufacturer Chibson, whose motto is "more than just a shell company", and are perhaps best-known for making cheap guitars that look a lot like other, more expensive guitars. Oh, and their 'Cease and Desist' toggle switch.

"This long-awaited documentary film chronicles the unlikely journey of the '90s cult sensation, Dread Zeppelin, a band known for their revolutionary mashup of Led Zeppelin’s music with a reggae beat, led by the unforgettable 300-pound Elvis impersonator, Tortelvis," say Chibson.

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