Led Zeppelin

When I refreshed this morning and saw this Album I yelled “LETS GO” out loud. Banger.

Long, slow and repetitive. A lot of squealing and wailing guitars which sound awful against his whining. Doesn't go anywhere. 2/5

Not as good at 2

quando eu tinha uns 11 anos eu escutei esse pela primeira vez e decidi que good times bad times seria meio que uma música virada de chave do andamento da minha vida toda vez que eu escutasse ia alternar entre bons tempos e maus tempos eventualmente com a vida adulta eu esqueci desse detalhe até hoje xD se alguma coisa diferente acontecer nos proximos dias/semanas a culpa é toda dessa mística do guilherme de 11 anos (eu nao sei se são good times ou bad times btw) DITO ISSO, acho um debut bem bom, tem mta música daora e dá pra ver um lampejo do caminho que os caras iam fazer

yeah

What struck my listening to this is how much I could hear future bands in the music.

It’s a great record, no surprise there. It’s bluesy and heavy and inventive and exciting. If you’re wondering what the fuss is about this is as good a place as any to start.

vilicht isches ebe mit lieblings led zeppelin album. de erst song ufem erste album SO afange isch soooooo geil. BONhaaaam??? so insane. guete song gueti drums krasse gsang i luv it. dazed and confused isch glaubs klaut und uultra grusige text. musikalisch crazy cool es macht meeega wiiter mega fuesball. wie meinsch ich find gestöhne cool? wies uuuufbaut fuck me. d gitarretön sind so satt und d drums töned GEEEEIL. ah fuck your time is gonna come isch au uf dem ich lieb de. orguuuul vom jon paul jones. au seeehr geil. au wenn de text sehr WOMANNN isch. black mountain slide au cool, seltene gadtmusiker uf dem track. scho sehr cools riff. lustigerwiis findi de page worschinli de schwächst vode vier als musiker. aso als solidt emel. uf cant quit you babe isch scho cool zum bispil aber s isch etz nöd woow wie krass spielt er oder meeega tasty oder so. es macht sin job. ersch vorallem sloppy und nöd immer immer uf die cool art. aber was de bonham dehinder macht isch sooo geil die triole kick bruudi.

I like it! Nothing too abrasive. I think "babe I'm gonna leave you" was my favorite. Not much else to say. Sounds like led zeppelin if you ask me.

A true classic. One of the albums I wish I could witness coming out as a teenager.

I’ve never been a fan, heard way too much on the radio growing up. Don’t like his voice, the bluesy stuff or the guitar solos

4.5

The opposite of a guilty pleasure for me. I should adore this band, but I just don't. They influenced so many bands I listen to almost every day, but I just don't enjoy them. I don't know why.

not their best album but some amazing tracks on here/decent deep cuts.

The worst thing an album can make me do is feel sleepy. This made me fall asleep right after Good Times Bad Times, which was the only good song.

Raw 60s sound

This has got to be in the top five debut albums of all time. I wouldn't even want to argue with the other four choices. It might be number one of all time. Every song on here was kind of groundbreaking. I know because I was only about 13 years old when these guys came out and they were the talk of the lunchroom. At least amongst us music heads. I don't know if you could top a song like Dazed and Confused.

Interesting cover

Zeppelin without "Stairway". I don't think I need that in my life.

Great rock album Led Zeppelin in their prime although I like III better

Cool, but they have betyr records 76/100

Classic childhood sounds of musical enlightenment. Best decade of music was 1965-75, this is in the sweet spot with strong hints of the future

No havia escoltat res seu activament fins ara. No se si repetiria, pero global be.

The lead singer / the drums / and rhythm choices in the riffs / really scratch my brain … simple but jazzy lyrics !

Excellent! 9 outta 10. Classics seem to be dropping on Fridays 😎

Best: Your Time Is Gonna Come Green: Your Time Is Gonna Come, Communication Breakdown Yellow: Good Times Bad Times, Black Mountain Side Red: Babe I’m Gonna Leave You, You Shook Me, Dazed and Confused, I Can’t Quit You Baby

Dude it’s so good.

Not my favourite Zeppelin album, but a classic nonetheless. Really setting the stage for things to come.

Highlight: Black Mountain Side and great musicianship throughout. This had to be such a breath of fresh air at the time.

Maybe my least favorite Led Zeppelin album yet still a 4-star classic

I'm not sure if it's generally agreed that this isn't the most exciting of the early Zeppelin albums, but I've always felt that way. The blues influence is just a little too prominent and gets a little tiresome after a while. This is an amazing first album by any measure, but I just don't want to listen to it knowing what else was recorded shortly after this. How Many More Times goes on for eight and a half minutes which is about 7 and a half minutes longer than necessary.

This project keeps sending me Led Zeppelin albums, and the same thing keeps happening: I don't like them. I thought their debut could have a better shot—maybe it'd sound rawer, and the band hadn't yet fully gone up their own asses, but nope! There's still stuff on here I actively hate, like when they get slow and bluesy ("I Can't Quit You Baby," for instance). I liked the more rocking parts of "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You," but I still find Led Zeppelin insufferable. No thanks.

7,5

36 hours to record an album on tape. Essentially it took them a week. Shows how good the good the quartet was individually and lightning strikes when forces of nature come together. Really added a heavy rock infusion into Jazz sound. One of the strongest debut records of all time. 8/10

Strong start middle and end. Shrieking highs, deep diving lows, and some cool almost experimental and progressive sounding sections in the longer songs like Dazed and Confused. I can hear how influential this album must be. You Shook Me might be my favorite blues rock song. I think I liked Led Zeppelin II just a little more though. 8/10

I enjoyed! No thoughts that are that different from my thoughts on other Led Zeppelin albums. I guess maybe that Black Mountain Side leaned into the folk music from that era than I’ve noticed on other albums. But otherwise just more of what they do well.

Good but not close to their best

Should be a 5 based on Good Times, Bad Times alone, but there is so much great stuff to come.

amazing! meine ertsten viniyls von kar...c

Heard worse debut albums.

Only complaint is that I was over too soon.

Nothing on this album is doing it for me today. None of the true Zeppelin classics are on this album.

3.25 - I can see the foundations of what they would become, but a lot of this sounds the same.

Should be banned from listening whilst driving. A Toyota Yaris will become a Bullitt Mustang if driven under the influence of "Communication Breakdown"

Perfect

This is a top-tier guitar from Jimmy Page. Some iconic songs in here; happy for a re-listen. Awesome album

This is an excellent album. Good variety and plenty of texture. It doesn't have any of their true mega-hits, but good times bad times, babe I'm gonna leave you and communication breakdown are all great.

Zeppelin is good, don’t know what songs on this album specifically Good times bad times is sick. Rest of album is a little slower which is a vibe,

Timeless.

Now THAT is what I am talking about! I think I liked II better, but this is also an amazing album. Hard to believe that I and II came out in the same year! People must have been writhing on the ground in pleasure!

Robert Plant's voice gives me the chills 100% of the time. I can't possibly pick a highlight or lowlight from this album because the nostalgia factor on every single song just brings me so much joy. Led Zeppelin forever baby!

Classic rock and roll.

Epic, 5 of course.

#59 Not for me

Pedophilia be damned, these boys can PLAY

Great debut bar Dazed and Confused

Great debut from a massive group. Some great stuff here that showed these guys had their sound down right from the jump. They would go on to make even better records, but this is still a very strong entry in their discography.

Sonido muy clásico, me gusta Zep pero este album se me hace muy lento y repetitivo alrededor de la mitad con demasiados solos de guitarra. mejor canción: Babe I'm Gonna Leave You peor canción:You Shook Me

Truly Exceptional

lots of great songs, but nothing that really sticks with you. there's nothing on the caliber of black dog or stairway to heaven on here.

Zeppelinien ensimmäinen oli vielä vähän paikallaan junttaavaa ja vanhojen coverien uusintaa. Levyltä löytyy kuitenkin zeppelinien yksi hienoimmista, Dazed and Confused

now THIS is a Zeppelin album. damn it was great.

Проба пера, хотя перышко уже неплохое

I've not really listened to Led Zeppelin before, but this was pretty sick.

Park Zeppelin. Just like other albums. It’s such good music. But something about them has never been my favourite.

sure why not.

Zeppelinin esikoislevy rokkaa kovaa edelleen. Bändi oli löytänyt oman soundinsa jo heti uransa alkutaipaleella. Ihan täydellinen se ei kuitenkaan ole, sillä You Shook Me ja I Can't Quit You Baby ovat vähän tylsähköjä blues-covereita.

Decent. Enjoyable. Nothing overly special

Masterpiece

Just ok - tried going in with an open mind given how overplayed they are … guitars were great but otherwise thought it dragged a bit 3

Imagine being 15 in 1969 - sure you've heard some Beatles and Rolling Stones- you walk down to the suburban record store and find this weird cover of a bands first album, you give it a shot and then...... Is it my favorite LZ- no. But 1- physical graffiti redefined rock and one of the greatest runs in pop music, period. Compare it to the other LZ fine, but to other west coast crap that was lit around this time shows how this album will and still does stand the test of time.

RATING: 9/10 HIGHLIGHT: Dazed and Confused LOWLIGHT: You Shook Me

Fantastic debut album, one of their best outputs although not as classic as IV. Very diverse in terms of heavy vs soft. Babe I’m Gonna Leave You is sheer acoustic guitar beauty, as is Black Mountain Side, and then you have the bluesy noise of Dazed, the rambunctious Communication Breakdown… all really good stuff.

As usual I love the bangers like Communication Breakdown and Dazed and Confused but the folk tracks are just quite dull.

Oppskrytte greier. Ikke dårlig, men hadde aldri satt på noen av disse sangene på eget initiativ.

decent album, not a huge fan of his seagull singing but still overall good vibes 👍

I haven’t listened to this in years. I will say that it starts strong with Good Times and Bad Times, but then it devolves to some pretty bad White English Boy Blues covers.

The rock n' roll gods?

Første halvdel er klasse. "Good Times Bad Times" er en klassiker. Mye digg rock og blues inni her. Ikke superfan av "Dazed og Confused", men resten holder bra nivå. En god 4er.

Liker dette. Første halvdel er øvre del av 4 for min del, mens siste del trekker det nærmere 3-tallet. Trekker ikke nok. Digg musikk.

Ah, endelig! Ikke LZs aller sterkeste album, og ikke den klareste 5ern jeg kommer til å gi. Men føles likevel riktig å gi min første til denne!

Phenomenal from start to finish. Blues forward, elegant, and so sexy.

doideira que tem umas versões de umas músicas que passaram no album do jeff beck agora a pouco (que eh basicamente a mesma lineup etc) enfim, eh ROCK. eh um bom debut, mas acho um dos mais fraquim deles. led zeppelin ainda não me pegou depois de véio não, na real. vamo ver os outros...

It's so amazing to me that this is their debut album, and the staying power this has had before the last 55 years! A wonderful album from one of my favorite bands.

That’s what I’m talking about!!! So good!

Didn’t get into them until their 4th LP. Listening to this again it’s clear they had a good thing going. Definitely belongs on this list.

One of the best debut albums of all time!

Grappig, soms wat langdradig

8/10

Um grande álbum de estreia de uma das mais importantes bandas de Rock do planeta.

4/5 https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/led-zeppelin/led-zeppelin/ Not per se a big fan of the Zep, in the sense that I've just never listened to them much. But then when I do, I dig it! Each time it surprises me how much Jack White owed the the Zeps. With this one, I dig the first half a lot, but get a bit tired towards the end of the B-side. The songs are still good, but a bit too much of the same and not the high level of the first few songs.

While this is a good, at times even a great debut, I feel like Led Zeppelin achieved a much more steady and assured sound from II onwards. This one is bogged down by a couple of aimless and, frankly, not very interesting tracks. However, that is only a small part of the album, the rest offers an unparalleled rhythm section and some awesome guitar-work that the band is known and loved for. There is definitely plenty to enjoy here. Just ignore some of the lyrics. Favourite track: Babe I'm Gonna Leave You

Obviously, it is no controversial statement to say this album is among the greats. It brings blues into the metal era…with magnificent style. But its schizophrenia is where it falls short for me. It is trying to be both a leather jacket-donning badass on a black motorcycle and a psychedelic long hair with a macrome belt on a California beach. However, the psychedelic concept of wizards and warlocks that runs through the Zep never resonated with me. Psychedelia in the form of magical wonderment in awe of the cosmos - like what the Dead brought - just feels more…sincere, meaningful, sublime.

Good Times, Bad Times is the greatest kick-in-the-teeth opener of all time. Black Mountain Side points to their depth and where they’d go. **** because need to keep a star in reserve for the monumental achievements that would follow.

It’s feel ridiculous to review any Zep album, I assume if they are on this list it’s going to be a 5 star effort no question, but how does Zep 1 compare to the rest of their discography? Can’t deny the opener, perhaps the greatest song 1 album 1 ever. More Blues, definitely rawer (it is their debut) but not raw in a sense of sloppiness, the songs are just simpler than anything that follows. If I am ranking this based on solely my preference, I have this higher than 4, HotH and physical graffiti but it’s not better. I’m over thinking this, 5 stars 9.3 out of 10.

Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin (1969) “Good Times Bad Times” comes out of nowhere like a thunderbolt. I can only imagine what it must have sounded like hearing this for the first time in 1969. It’s probably the greatest opening track on a debut album ever. You can hear where the band came from, the Yardbirds, Cream, the Jeff Beck Group, but it also sounds completely different. All four members of this, for all intents and purposes, supergroup announce themselves immediately. Bonham’s drumming in particular is just insane. Absolutely insane. “Babe I’m Gonna Leave You” gives you a glimpse of where Zeppelin would eventually go, and what they would ultimately perfect. That distinctly Zeppelin atmosphere, like an ethereal fog rolling over the English countryside, with this undercurrent of occult dread, mysticism, ancient legends and mythology, while Plant’s vocals soar over everything. It’s all there already, on the second track of their first record. A lot of this album is essentially a straight blues record, probably more so than any of their subsequent albums. But unlike Cream, Traffic, the Yardbirds, the Spencer Davis Group, John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers, or any of those other English bands interpreting American blues music, Zeppelin completely transforms it by running it through this live-wire electrical conduit. It sounds like the American blues being played by the thunder of the gods in Valhalla. “Dazed and Confused” is the apotheosis of all of this. It’s like being trapped inside a sonic hurricane. Plant belting, Page’s guitar answering him, Bonham’s thundering drums, and John Paul Jones’s ominous, prowling bass. Jones deserves special mention because his playing is so distinctive and so integral to the sound that you simply cannot separate him from the equation. He’s every bit as important as the other three. That’s the thing about Zeppelin. You can hear four extraordinarily talented musicians doing their own thing, but somehow it all comes together into something greater than the sum of its parts. And Jimmy Page is one of my absolute guitar idols. His riff-forward, Gibson-into-a-Marshall approach to guitar playing is basically my approach to guitar playing. I learned it from him. How could it be any other way? What struck me most about revisiting this album is how fresh it still sounds. When I recently listened to Van Halen’s debut again, as much as I love that record, I couldn’t really get past the feeling that I’d heard it a million times. My ears were tired of it. I couldn’t hear it with fresh ears anymore. I expected that might happen here, too, but it was the complete opposite. I’m hearing things I hadn’t appreciated before, marveling at the interplay between these four guys, and remembering exactly why I fell in love with this band in the first place. And now, having finished their debut for probably the thousandth time, all I want to do is listen to the entire Led Zeppelin discography again. Right now. That’s how good this record still is. 9.1/10

learning i don't love overly length guitar solos. but it was fine. 3.33/5

While it's not Zeppelin's best album, it's one hell of a debut. A sound like no other, talented guitar riffs and a voice that never fails to make me giddy, this album is definitely up there in the best debuts in music history. Everyone's gotta Led out at least once in their life, for sure.

decent

Got this on vinyl, need I say more?