The Led Zeppelin Mud Shark story with a groupie at the Edgewater Hotel is one of the most famous in 70s rock history - did it really happen?
The Led Zeppelin Mud Shark Incident is even crazier than fans think Of all of the wild urban legends in the history of rock and roll, Led Zeppelin ’s infamous 1969 ‘Mud Shark Incident’ is perhaps the most baffling and graphic. And it might even be true. The story involves a groupie, some of the most famous rockers of all time, plenty of drugs, what could arguably be called outside-the-box thinking, and, well, a mud shark.
Things only escalated from there, and soon the groupie was penetrated by the fish . At some point, Led Zeppelin roadie Clive Coulson and Vanilla Fudge road manager Bruce Wayne joined the chaos, according to this version. Appice said the girl was ‘so into it’ and that the room was crowded with people involved in both bands – though it was Wayne and Cole who were the leading players – as Stein continued to film.
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