Rock group Led Zeppelin, Russian conductor share Sweden's Polar Music Prize


STOCKHOLM, Sweden: The surviving members of legendary rock band Led Zeppelin have been invited to the land of ice and snow to collect Sweden's most prestigious music award and a check for 1 million kronor (euro104,290; US$123,180). 

The British band and Russian conductor Valery Gergiev on Monday were named winners of the 2006 Polar Music Prize.  

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