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Too long, sometimes repeating parts to the point of tedium. Robert Plant's vocals reaching the highest notes is like nails on a chalkboard. The only good points in this albums where the most subdued songs like Ten Years Gone or Down by the Sea Side because it didn't spend time in the same hard rock excersises the other songs did. Just not the thing I want from rock, even older rock
Not for me
This sounded exactly as I expected. 1 / 10
Har så förjordat svårt för Led Zeppelin.
Not my.thing
Sigh. Really don’t like this shit.
Shit blues-ripoffs with horrible caterwauling and moments of boogie rock. Hate it.
didn't like them then, don't like them now
Don’t tell me this is rock again Custard Pie- I hate how the instrumental is louder than the singer, so much so that I still hear screaming but I don’t know what he’s saying In My Time of Dying- IT’S SO LONG
Didn't enjoy, with Kashmir being the only standout. 1/5
Rubbish. Never understood the hype about Led Zeppelin and this cements my view. Only one song that's half decent.
Led Zeppelin has never been one of my favorites, and I didn't particularly like this album. Obviously the parts are excellent: the vocals are great, the musicians are fantastic, and the production is high quality. But for me, it's a "the sum is less than the individual parts."
Does not come close to their seminal 1969 releases, the only ones I maintain an interest in listening to.
all the songs mesh into one long, loud and boring noise. 1/5
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Suprisingly unenjoyable to me, as i previously loved a handful of Led Zeppelin tracks, first 4 track run reminds me of AC-DC-ish highway rock which is insufferable to me, 7/15 tracks listened tracks i enjoyed: Trampled Under Foot: great riff and some odd reggae vibes, but gets too repetetive for its 5 minnutes Kashmir: some melodic breaks between lines that are really cool, but still core gets repetetive in an unenjoyable way
Seichter hard Rock.
His voice gets on my nerves. :( The only song I really like so far is Kashmir and it's strictly for the music. A lot of this would be better without vocals.
Nope
Never liked them, never will.
Must say. I really don't like this album. This feels like the most generic album some old dude would listen to. Nothing about it screams anything of worth. The tracks are too long for no real reason, since they feel like loops anyways. Lyrics are generic sounding and so are the instruments.
Was never big on rock music, but I can respect the zep. Favorite song of theirs not on this album is D’yer Mak’er. But anyway, not really feeling this one. I lean more towards punk/hardcore. Top track for me is In the Light.
Just not a fan. Star rating has on bearing on anybody's reality but mine
i don’t really listen to rock
misleading title; doesn't go well with toks overall, a solid album, 1/5
Still not a Led Zep fan after all these years.
Technically proficient session men jamming in search of an idea. For a brief run of three tracks over an hour into this bloated fucker, they actually hit upon the idea of writing songs, which made this easier to get through than expected. They aren't particularly good songs, but it's something they ought to have built on.
Jimmy Paige is a talented thief. Great at arrangements of songs. Even better at passing them off as originals. Fuck this group.
Not a fan of Robert Plant on a good day. Today was not one of those
3.8/5 Es un gran trabajo que me no me cerró del todo sino se hubiesen ganado el 4. Mi album favorito de ellos es Houses of the holy y siento que esto no está a la altura, o siquiera de Led Zeppelin IV. A pesar de esto se destaca el excelente trabajo en guitarra y las líneas contrastadas de bajo.
Noticing that LZ's main draw are the guitars.
8/10 - Not a big fan of Led Zeppelin but I do appreciate their place in history and this album is a fine example of their influence in rock.