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LZ come out of the blocks running. Stealing poor old bluesmens' songs for yourself has never sounded so good. Best Tracks: Good Times Bad Times; Dazed and Confused; Communication Breakdown
It is, perhaps, the most appropriate introduction of perhaps the four most important contributors to the rock genre of the upcoming decade. Whereas John, Paul, George and Ringo were winding down, Robert, Jimmy, John Paul and John usurped the mantle and, along the way, became the standard bearers of a multitude of genres that would be refined and perfected; at times by them too. This is where it all begins and what all the fuss is about. A perfect blend of blues, hard rock and folk that caused an explosion not unlike one on the album cover. Tremendous!
Uma das minhas bandas favoritas e um dos melhores álbuns de estreia que já ouvi! Perfeição! Melhores músicas: Babe I'm Gonna Leave You e I Can't quit you baby
I love Zep, but this is not my favorite album. It's basically a cover album of their favorite blues songs. But the raw energy they bring to every track was a hell of a signal as to what was to come.
Absolutely brilliant. One of the best ever.
Not chumbawumba but as close as it gets
Great
Amazing.
Heel dik natuurlijk
Stone Cold Classic
The beginning
GOAT
Classic through and through. Not a bad track on there.
One's 17-year-old self is delighted that this record still sounds as good as it does and one's current mid-50s self is surprised to have enjoyed it so much. The openers on each side are powerful starts. The range of guitar – the massive, jagged soloing to the slide whooshes to full-on folk pastoralism – are as impossibly broad. The singing is over the top when its not under the moon – Plant was the best of all the late '60s-to-early-'70s singer-screamers. Easily one of the highest-impact debuts of history.
First one of 1001 nights, great start!
GOATED album
So much of todays music in there. King gizzard Tame impala drums The fucking 60’s man, would blow my mind
Thumbs up
Been a while since I listened through this album. Glad we had time apart because it allowed me to appreciate this album. Intricate and powerful sounds. Evokes a lot of emotion.
Not a whole lot of songs. I'm gonna leave you baby is my favorite but every track is a banger. Perfect record, wish it was longer.
Caveat - spotify provides remastered versions of the tracks (from 1990 or 1993). One of the greatest first albums ever, from one of the greatest bands ever. The start of a musical migration that originated with this very clearly blues influenced recording and that ended with some of the greatest rock ever produced. I simply can not find anything to criticise, yes Plant's voice can be a little screechy or shouty at times, but this fits the music. The songs are not as polished as later works but the execution is as virtuoso as ever
This is a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Album. Imagine sitting in your bedroom, sneakily smoking a joint, listening to "Dazed and Confused" for the first time ever back in 1969. Mind blowing. There is not a bad apple in the bunch. This is meant to be listened to from beginning to end. Many of these songs are in a daily rotation of mine.
Classic.
never actually sat and listend to Zep, but I have been missing out
Album opens with a bang and is great the whole time. The musicians are talented and they know how to work together
Led Zeppelin's first album is not only one of the greatest debuts of all time, but a perfect statement of what to expect from the band in the future. Through songs like 'Dazed and Confused,' 'Black Mountain Side,' 'Communication Breakdown,' and 'Your Time is Gonna Come,' the band showed that they were capable of longer ponderous exploratory songs, songs that experimented with eastern motifs, songs that exemplified hard rock, and songs that incorporated strains of Americana and traditional instrumentation. It's an incredibly enjoyable, varied, but cohesive album from one of the greatest rock bands of all time.
10
I'm trying to look at albums I've lived and loved with fresh eyes. Nope, that doesn't work Led Zep debut. 1969. Tunes, hooks, Page, Bonham, energy. It is brilliant. Timeless. Essential. Classic. Solid 5.
Really good. Once or 2 songs towards the end of the album I liked that I'd never heard.
From the infectious drum beat beginning of good times, bad times, to the lament of babe I'm going to leave you, this album has some of the hardest blues rock and some of the bluesy ist hard rock.
The album that changed rock forever, fusing blues rock with a polished alternating heavy metal and folk sound, shifting away from the chaotic garage style of their acid rock predecessors. The mixing and overall production work are fantastic, especially for 1969. You can hear everyone clearly. I've already complimented LZ in my other 3 reviews thus far so I won't reiterate, but that doesn't change that these are 4 of the most talented musicians in music history demonstrating pure talent. Only 9 tracks, with 6 of them being either perfect or close to it. "Good Times Bad Times" is an insanely strong opener, with an iconic buildup and short but catchy melody. Next three are masterpieces blowing people away with what this band is capable of. I can't believe they wrote "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" so early in their careers, my favorite use of the mystical acoustic and sudden jumps. Loving the faithful rootsy organ and harmonica in the blues "You Shook Me". What appears to be gimmick tracks turn into rock staples with how well-produced and structured they are despite their unusually long runtimes. Personally "Dazed and Confused" is a candidate for one of the best songs of all time, innovative and clever, carrying the feelings of paranoia through stages of isolation and busyness. Second side opens with the organ on "Your Time is Gonna Come," another folk track with a gospel chorus. Is that the steel guitar making that high-pitched tropical noise? Doubtful if Page is already on the acoustics. We get a sudden transition into the short raga instrumental track "Black Mountain Side," a bit sharp but fits with the psychedelic vibe. We get another sudden sharp transition into the loud and rampant "Communication Breakdown." It's a fun energetic track to rock to, in a lot of ways proto-punk, probably the most simple but also the most refined. "I Can't Quit You Baby" is our second full blues track, this time much more faithful to the original formula except harder. Finally, we end with my second favorite: the long and rhythmic "How Many More Times." Huge fan of the bursts of the drums with the satisfying reliefs. Has a bridge halfway through with a hazy and distressing atmosphere before returning to the original structure and ending with a wild and memorable finish.
Classic
Bias upfront: one of my all-time favorite and one of my most-listened-to bands in the rock genre. I know they were all seasoned, professional musicians by the time they formed this band, but it's still remarkable to me as a rock group's debut album. I love this little intro bit from the Wikipedia article: "[The album] contains a mix of original material worked out in the first rehearsals, and remakes and rearrangements of contemporary blues and folk songs. The sessions took place before the group had secured a recording contract and totalled 36 hours; they were paid for directly by Jimmy Page, the group's founder, leader and guitarist, and Led Zeppelin's manager Peter Grant and cost £1,782 (equivalent to £31,203 in 2021) to complete. They were produced by Page, who as a musician was joined by band members Robert Plant (lead vocals, harmonica), John Paul Jones (bass, keyboards), and John Bonham (drums)." 36 hours, and pretty much paid for and orchestrated entirely by Page. For those who know the story of Boston's debut album, you know it's a lot like the story of Boston's debut album, although that one was even more bootstrapped and cobbled together by Tom Scholz. Superb, iconic, timeless album to my humble ears. Rock on, my fellow travellers!
A banger
There's a few things going through my mind for rating this album. Going to take a star off for basically stealing every song and claiming credits Going to put an extra star on because these versions are truly the best versions of these songs Going to take a star off for the song "You Shook Me" Going to have to put 2 stars extra on for the raw and rocking "Babe I'm gonna leave you" Going to take a star off for cringy lyrics like “Every day I work so hard, bringin' home my hard-earned pay/ Try and love you baby but you push me away,” Giving a star back for this being their debut. All in all, this is freaking rocking. The songwriting of Zeppelin definitely became better over time, but never was it this raw, blues and energetic.
Good shit
Astonishing first album
Definitely my favorite so far compared to II and IV. 10/10
One of the greatest albums of all time. Revolutionary. Each song on this is a favorite of mine. I have a very deep love for this record.
Masterpiece!
It's Led Zeppelin. What isn't to like?
p174, 1969. 5 stars. 60's tail end classic. White man blues meets heavy rock with a garnish of folk, and world domination ensues. I'm still not a fan of Robert Plant's voice, but here it hasn't evolved into the hysterical shriek of later years. Bonham and Jones are on top form, and Jimmy Page seems quite a good guitarist.
Great album, full of swagger and bluesy tinged rock riffs
ein god klassiker
Babe babe babe [...] babe babe babe babe I'm gonna leave you
do i even have to say 5 stars?
How can any other band compete?
My ears were pleased with this selection of delightful sounds
That was good.
Discazo incomparable de uno de los grupos más grandes del mundo del rock. Excelentes melodías, acordes y conjunción.
crazy album to start your music career with
Good Times Bad Times: El inicio del álbum me llenó de una nostalgia increíble, recuerdo tener esta canción como una de mis favoritas por el 2018-2019. Un ritmo anímico, muy buen inicio. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You: Una canción que empieza melancólica, pero pronto toma un giro potente (BABY BABY BABY). You Shook Me: Un sonido de Blues puro, estoy seguro que AC/DC ha tomado este sonido para inspiración de algunas de sus canciones(OUOUOU se alocó con los gritos XD). Dazed and Confused: El mismo inicio seguido de la anterior canción, ni se sintió el cambio, muy bien logrado. (Hasta ahora el álbum está para escucharlo mientras das un viaje astral, muy agradable al oído). Your Time is Gonna Come: Inicio con un ¿órgano?, parecido al de un funeral. Bonito empleo de la guitarra acústica. Me recuerda a una canción de iglesia. Black Mountain Side: Continuación del sonido acústico de la anterior canción, sin voces, muy chill. Communication Breakdown: Y volvemos al sonido anímico que me gusta, un sonido que caracteriza a este álbum que me está agradando bastante por el momento. I Can´t Quit You Baby: Sonido coqueto de guitarra, lento y provocador, me gusta. Sin duda, el vocalista lo mejor hasta ahora (Robert Plant que bueno que eras), mejor dicho toda la banda es excelente. How Many More Times: UFFF que buen riff al inicio. Bajó la intensidad por la mitad y parece otra cancion (Dura 8 minutos :0), y acabó como empezó con los ánimos por las nubes. Reseña: Un álbum que no suena de 1969, tiene un sonido tan innovador, que parece un disco de fines de los 70s, un gran trabajo de Led Zeppelin.
Yes
Love led Zeppelin
Top album, loves learning to play Babe I’m Gunna Leave You on guitar. Dazed and Confused is like slipping after taking a deep zen pill.
Love
I liked this one a lot, surprisingly. It felt gritty and powerful. Generally I'm not a fan of this kind of sound, but they pulled it off very well. That being said, there were some songs on here that didn't fit the feel of the rest of the album. Even then though, they still sounded great. Favorite track: Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
This album has a couple of my favorite of all time Zeppelin songs, but I believe they become a more focused, better band on later albums than this one. Still a very good and deserving spot to be on the list. Highlights: 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9.
Okay I grew up with this one. It’s still an A+ album, rocks hard, and placed in 1969 it’s no wonder it changed rock music like it did. I still love it, especially Good Times Bad Times, but I have to finally acknowledge that Robert Plant’s orgasmic moaning and groaning and his lyrically complicated relationships with women are annoying but fortunately it doesn’t hurt the album overall. Bonham’s drums are fucking fantastic, Page and Jones are fantastic, and Led Zeppelin 1 stands the test of time.
I wish I could give it 10 stars.
No todas son buenas canciones, pero las canciones buenas son excelentes! 5 estrellas porque está mi bajo favorito de Zepellin Good Times Bad Times
This is so good. Although I prefer the later, more mature Led Zeppelin, there's no denying the raw power they displayed right from the start. I'm trying to imagine hearing this for the first time right when it was released in 1969. They just blew away Cream, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, and every other band on the heavier side of rock. John Bonham, Jimmy Page, and Robert Plant were all standouts individually (sorry John Paul Jones, I'm sure you were really good too, your part just doesn't stand out as much), and combined they were so strong. As I listened today, I paid special attention to the drumming - just amazing. 5 stars.
Just WOW!!
Great album from start to finish.
An easy fiver. What an absolutely ridiculous year 1969 was for music. This is just one of like 10-20 masterpieces released that year.
Perfection
wonderful
What more needs to be said? One of the greatest debut albums ever. I think the songwriting is better in later releases but the performances are impeccable.
Everything a classic rock album should be – loud and proud, impassioned and (okay, sure) a little bombastic. They steal the blues template blatantly and shamelessly, of course, but somehow they expand, amplify and make the blues their own (e.g., “How Many More Times”) much more effectively than other bands that took the same starting point. Awesome opening moments on both “sides” – the drum-spliced riff on “Good Times, Bad Times” and the organ on “Your Time Is Gonna Come.” Plant is surely the best of this generation of vocalists – selling “Babe I’m Gonna Leave You” like an actor dying on stage, with such rollicking drama in the arrangement in the playing. Page is just a genius, unleashing massive, outlandish solos and jagged riffs, and then applying the subtlest of touches (e.g., the slide echos on “Your Time” and the pastoral bits on “Black Mountain Side”). And has there ever been a more authentically druggy song than “D & C”? Bonzo and JPJ lay down an appropriately bottom-heavy beat – like immovably leaden. One of the best debuts in rock and roll history, surely. My 16-year-old self is delighted that this record still sounds as good as it does.
Bluesy zeppelin, the Spotify after this album is incredible
An absolute classic
What a fucking insane debut album. Just drops trou and shits on all the 60s pop rock of the day. So bluesy. Rocks so hard. Amazing.
This is a game-changing masterpiece.
I've grown to really love Zeppelin, much more than in the 70s, 80s
It is always a good day when we can drop a five star. Led Zepplin is one of my favorite rock bands and their debut album starts to explain why. From Plant's wailing and crooning to Paige's shredding of the guitar (something few were doing at the time) to Bonham's expert drum work, this album has it all. And it isn't even my favorite album of theirs! Every song oozes both the 60's and coming right at the tail, a promise of exciting things during the next decade and beyond.
Oh here we go. I've been waiting for this moment for a while. The OG Led Zeppelin album, the one that started it all. Talk about a debut album! It's got a handful of blues covers that just rip, and the original songs have mostly become classic rock staples. This is just a foundational album, a must-listen for anyone who cares about rock music. I wonder if they knew when they made this the kind of legacy it would have? Did they know they were making one of the greatest rock albums of all time? Well, they did. Favorite tracks: Every single song except for How Many More Times. Album art: Iconic, the zeppelin. Just a tried and true classic. It's honestly not that special or impressive, but when you tie it to an album like this it's unforgettable. 5/5
classic ldldl
<3 Led Zeppelin
Hmmm, I liked this a whole lot more than III. It's one hell of a debut, alright. I guess it has more of the stolen blues draped all over it, so seems fresher, whereas III became the template for a whole swathe of hard rock, and thus now sounds generic, as it spawned a genre? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Fave track - "Dazed and Confused" that's a monster of a track!
Lots of good songs on here. Love Zeppelin.
Absolute classic.
One of the greatest debut albums of all time
Masterpiece
Solid heavy rock debut from one of the all-time greats. Blues and folk influences abound and it's delivered in such an assured and accomplished manner. Every musician here is at the peak of their talents.
A classic among classics. Sure, it doesn't get the love that II or IV get, but I think it even surpasses them at times.
One of the best debut albums. Love it.
Classic!
Classic. Loaded with energy.
5/5. One of the easiest 5/5 scores I've given. Every song is classic.
Class. Everything a classic album should be. Cover art: 5/5
This is just a brilliant album. To make an entrance like 'Good times, Bad times' is just unreal. However, I do feel like this album is really kept alive by Jimmy Page and his mind-blowingly good guitar skills. He is really what makes this album special. So many classics set a foundation for their style for many years afterwards.
So many different musical styles in one album. What's not to like!
Awesome
Legendary band with a legendary debut album!
Holy zeppelin. Absolute classic; one of the greatest debuts ever; not quite peak zep but not that far off
HEAVY AF. Can't go wrong with Zeppelin.
So good
Hup de beuk erin. Lomp en hysterisch.
OMG did I love this album and still do. Dazed is low on the list of my favorite songs. How Many More Times... c'mon
It's daunting to stand before a Very Important Album and pass my own humble judgment. As a youth, I was not a huge fan of Led Zeppelin, or Album Oriented Rock for that matter. Not that I was unaware of the reverence and veneration that they elicited among the rock connoisseur. I just didn't get it. It was cool to listen today and really feel that I get it. There are amazing things here. This is the history of rock and roll.
Led Zeppelin!! I was not a fan until I hit college, maybe even grad school, but I am now. I loved the album, although I had never listened to it previous to today...mostly I have compilations. The bluesy-rock can really hit the spot and the seductive vocals of Robert Plant just embraced me and made me feel at home.
There may be other bands with them at the top but no one is on a higher shelf of my Mental Library of Favorite Bands than Led Zeppelin. They make me feel all of the good stuff. There is a lot to appreciate in this album. At the start of almost every song, I catch my breath a bit and think, "Oooh this one's my favorite." And at the start of the next, "Oh, no wait. It's this one. This one's my favorite." On some of the tracks, I'm often glad when Robert Plant's vocals start back up again after a long spoodly middle but any given song is back to being my favorite by the end. Love them all.
Led Zeppelin is one of those bands I have always thought I should be listening to but never have. I could name a few of their songs, but looking at the track listing of this album am not sure if I had heard any of this or not. I am glad their first album came up on this first. Turns out I think I have heard at least some of this, probably played at friends’ houses over the years, as parts of this album seemed familiar. As I suspected, I should have been listening to this. This is a great album and I liked all of the music on it. Among my favorite tracks are “Good Times Bad Times” (I know this one from before) and “How Many More Times” (great rhythm in that one!). “Your Time Is Gonna Come” (love that organ intro and background!), “Black Mountain Side” and “Communication Breakdown” is a perfect trilogy at the start of side two! The songs go perfectly together and it was my favorite part of the album. Glad to finally get a full Led Zeppelin initiation after putting it off for nearly a half-century!
12/17/2021 Today's Album: "Led Zeppelin" by The Led Zeppelin - Alright this first song is blowing me away so I want to go song by song. Good Times Bad Times kicks offthis album with an extremely solid start. The drums are doing this crazy thing with the pedals and the guitar is going nuts. I could have done without that weird fadeout at the end but still and amazing song. Babe I'm Gonna Leave you immediately slows things down for a slow ballad. There is a lone guitar in the beginning playing these really nice arpeggios until the bass comes in. The vocals on this song are really the focus and for good reason as they are incredible. The guitars and drums really do take it away in the second half, though. There are some feelings that this song is going on too long, but it sounds so warm those doubts are getting quickly dismissed. The sentiment of needing to lead a relationship despite the love attached is very emotional and lends well to the whole band just giving it their most sappy performance possible. You Shook Me is even slower, with the beat and distorted guitar sounding like a shovel being dragged through the mud it's so behind the beat. The blues progression gives this really cool contrast between the lamenting vocals and the absolutely gross effects on all of the instruments. The organ soloing, like in any 70s rock album (even though this one is '69), is fucking phenomenal. That paired with the harmonica, whose solo is fucking masterful, actually feels really revolutionary for the genre. Immediately after maybe one of the best guitar solos I have heard out of the entire decade it's from holy Christ it's actually so good. I also like this back and forth between the vocals and guitar before the ending and the singer actually goes fucking sicko mode. That immediately transitions into Dazed and Confused and the transition is actually really random and sudden, adding to the title. This song is hypnotizing, with insane drum breaks in between the moments of rocking grooves. Half way through the song picks up and the drums lay on the symbols. It's really disorienting but in the best way. My mans on guitar is just shredding. Your Time Is Gonna Come has a bunch of organs playing chords with one soloing on top of them. They drop out and the following song is a swaying soft rock groove with a country twang and a hard edge with the drums. Absolutely great tune and it works really well as a single (presuming it is one). There's a super cool drum break with these weird muted tones in the right channel and I love it. Smash cut to Black Mountain Side. It's this really cool guitar Jam with some amazing playing joined with a bunch of eastern percussion. It also cuts off right into Communication Breakdown, which feels more like a straightforward Zeppelin track, with a chugging bass and crazy high vocals. I am not as much of a fan of this style of theirs, but nonetheless the production on all of it is amazing and the playing is top notch as always. It is also a great way to keep the album flowing so I think it still is excellent, especially if you consider it's killer guitar solo. I Can't Quit You Baby is a slow grooving track that reminds me a lot of Voodoo Chile by Jimmy Hendrix, which came out a year before. However, the track does go in a different direction with it and focuses much more on the bass, which is turned up to 11. The solos are great and I have to say, I love how up front in the mix the drums are throughout this entire album. How Many More TImes is the 8.5 minute closer on this album and it is pretty crazy, with extremely loud guitar and symbol crescendos and some insane riffs to kick off the vocals. Every instrument is playing off of one another and bringing each other up and it is just amazing to take everything in. I now understand why people say Led Zeppelin is their favorite band. This is some of the cleanest and well performed rock I have ever heard. I want to listen to this album more and I absolutely regret not listening to it sooner. Do yourself a favor and give it a listen. Score: 10/10 The. 1970s. Rock. Template. **Perfection** Highlights: The entire thing. **Please listen to this album**
This is a foundational album having a major influence on modern music genres across a wide spectrum.
5.0
So bluesy, loved it.
Era defining rock n blues album from some of the best musicians assembled in the late 20th century. Jimmy Page is the man for assembling the group and the tunes. This was the band we all overplayed in college. Still love it today. Five easy stars. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Oh the humanity! || Five stars, huge for Rock and Roll and metal. So clear seeing British musicians take American Blues and twist/build off it. The blues had a baby and the baby is incredible stuff like this.
Perfection, from the first note to the last. Pretty much every song is a timeless classic, with some all-time greats mixed in as well. Absolutely loved it; would give it 6 🌟 if I could!
One of the best debut albums of all time. Favorite Track: Communication Breakdown Relisten: Yes
Awesome!
An incredible debut, can't believe I've never listened to this as an album or really got into Led Zeppelin - classic rock didn't know what I was missing! Lacking in parent influence and didn't find them for myself somehow? Loved this, so much variety in sound, so much feeling, so much unique musical ingenuity!
Just such an excellent album. Imagine this being your bands debut album, nuts. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You is one of my favourite Led Zeppelin songs. This album is chock crammed full of the bangerzest of the bangerz.
Love
I wish i could grade it and move on, love this album, 5 stars for sure!
Goddamn... this album. I wish I'd been around when it first dropped - how did people cope?! Fav new track: N/A (but Babe I'm Gonna Leave You for the music/vox interplay and emotion, Dazed & Confused for the bassline, How Many More Times for the breakdown...)
great loved since ive been loving you and need to finish the album tn!
Glorious.
I forgot how good this was.
I mean. It's Zeppelin 1. It's pretty good.
Plant was 21 and Page was 25 when this album was released. Insane. Even if you don’t like this kind of music, how can you deny this kind of talent?
Just a great album.
Absolute classic
good album, from top to end !!!
When I listen to albums so carefully, while reading the lyrics, I have the tendency to find faults that I never knew were there. But won't matter this time, what a great debut album!
As awesome as the first time I heard it.
Probably the best debut album ever. It's so clean, so well written, so well performed. Absolutely brilliant.
5/5. Absolute Classic.
Absolutely bangin
Great album from start to finish.
Perhaps the best first album of all time. Each one is a classic in its on right. I’ve listened to this album so much without realizing it was the first bc it’s so well thought out and just a perfect reflection of LZ
Classic, even if they did steal all the songs on it
How this album could be a 60's/70's album and sounds so modern and fresh? For me, it's a definition of atemporal.
A rock masterpiece. Hard to believe they hit the ground running like this. What a timeless (and perfectly executed) batch of songs. All 4 monster musicians making musical alchemy. Phenomenal.
Absolute classic! Not much more to be said.
One of the greatest greatest. As any fule no.
I feel there's a lot of promise to this band, and I'm looking forward to seeing what's next for this young lot. More seriously, this is probably the best debut album ever; musicians do not come more accomplished than this to begin with. Hard to believe this is only Zep's 4th best album (by my reckoning, which is widely regarded as the absolute truth by no one).
More Zep than ever before! Exciting to hear where it all began. A much bluesier Zeppelin that I'm familiar with. I can understand why this became a classic.
My first love.
Great album.
Classic
One of the greatest debut albums of all time from one of the great rock bands of all time. Enough said.
5/5. Led Zeppelin is one of the greatest bands ever. All songs are amazing.
The best of the best
What can anyone say about Led Zep that hasn’t already been said? Thanks Ayron for trying! But seriously, an amazing debut that set the bar high, and then they kept topping it. I never get tired of listening to or playing Led Zep.
This is is the album that started it all. All of the other Zeppelin songs and albums came from this.
Classics!
Leave it to the college prof to have gobs of time to spend writing a BOOK about each album. Just kidding ayron ;-) This one's a classic for sure. Not my favorite Zeppelin album, but an incredible debut.
It almost seems unfair or obvious to give this album 5 stars. How would you not rate one of the top 3 rock bands of all time as a 5? But some bands grow into their best stuff. Led Zeppelin was amazing from the get go. Some straight ahead pounding and feet-stomping tunes (Good times bad times and Communication breakdown), some soaring ballads (Babe I'm gonna leave you), some trippy complex arrangements (is there any better example than Dazed and Confused?), and everything in between. Probably not even my favorite Led Zeppelin album and I'm not a super fan or anything. But you've got to respect their talent.
What an amazing debut album. There aren't many bands that made a first impression like this. Not a bad track in the bunch and difficult to pick a favorite. John Paul Jones' organ intro on "You're time is gonna come" that opens side two just showcases how underrated he was as well, overshadowed by the other 3 members.
One of the most underrated bands ever. And this isn't even my favorite album.
My favorite LZ album, the best debut album, an absolutely perfect album.
Absolute classic
All-Time.
Amazing album!
My first 5 star, had never listened to this and loved every song
Yeah gimmie that Zep Dirty solos and blues from the English boys
Classic from beginning to end
Imagine you are in 1969 and you turn this album for the first time. Your mind would be absolutely blown. Bonzo's drumming still blows my mind 50 years later. Also, sex noises by Robert Plant. Flawless album, and as always, was a genuine joy to listen to again.
Truly a 4.5 because Lez Zeppelin II exists but it didn't feel right to give it a 4.
the band is mindblowing. the type of music you listen to enjoy, not to sing to nor to dance to, but to feel it, it makes you want to play the drums in a pub
gud.
Iconic
Top album. Almost all are great songs. Enjoyed greatly. What more can I say?
Classic.
Where to even begin. Subsequent albums were more varied, sprawling, more grandiose but this was the album that changed rock music forever. John Bonham and John Paul Jones combine to create the greatest rhythm section of all time and are the driving force behind Guitar virtuoso Jimi Page and the Inimitable Robert Plant. This is never more evident than on tracks like ‘Babe I’m gonna leave you’ and of course the spectacular, iconic Dazed and Confused. A song that is as much a part of hard rock culture as anything that came before it or has came since thanks to its foreboding baseline giving way to Bonham’s crashing drumming and Page’s shredding guitar work. But there are too many other great tracks on this album to list them all. From the psychedelic and pretty ‘your time is gonna come’ the folk sounds of ‘Black mountain side’, the bluesy chorus driven ‘good times bad times’ and the straight up rock and roll of ‘Communication breakdown’ the band show their diversity and technicality in spades here. The album closes with ‘how many more times’. This song is often overlooked by Zeppelin fans but for me it captures everything that early Led Zeppelin we’re about. John Paul Jones’ wonderful bass line sweeps you along before Bonham’s drumming and the gorgeous overdrive tones of Page’s Les Paul arriving soon after. The breakdown let’s you catch your breath briefly before the band collectively take you to a crescendo where Bonham’s spectacular drumming, playing with such power and precision - yet still managing to swing a little - steals the show once more. All That’s left of for Plant to show us why he was the most iconic rock frontman of his generation, perhaps of all time, and he surly obliges. A sensational album.
Rock clásico. Tiene todo lo que será Led Zeppelin, trallazos de 2 minutos y canciones con largos desarrollos. Vocalmente espectacular.
Already loved this album. Absolute classic
Classic
The Mayonnaise really achieved peak emulsion this week. First Jimi, now Zeppelin. Banger of an album, tracks a ton of different influences, definitely ahead of its time. Here's hoping we continue this hot streak.
Listened many times. Genre defining.
No question one of the greatest debuts ever
Classic
Hijole, es que a pesar de que empecé a escuhar con prejuicio y, al parecer, con olvido de que el primero de led sí me gustó, pues termino por decir que sí me prendio. muy energético, sí lo volvería a escuchar y eso que la voz del hard rock de esa época me da cáncer, qué digo cáncer, me da Covid variante delta con chingos de carga viral, pero igual muy bien, Favs: Babe i'm gonna leave you y how many more times. Mood: te vo a dejar, bebé.
If you don't 4 star or higher this I'm putting our friendship on probation.
This album is just such a thundering monster in the best way. Good Times Bad Times hooks hard. Dazed and Confused is a muddy, spooky masterpiece. Communication Breakdown sets the stage for an explosion in music.
Always Led Zeppelin!!!
Rules
Es perfecto antes de empezar por cosas más trabajadas que llegarán en su discografía.
excellent
One of my favs!!
There are no bad songs on this album. It goes from strength to strength
What else can be said? Stunning debut. I enjoyed going back and remembering how much fun this album is.
AMAZING. Loved "I Can't Quit You Baby".
I want this album to put its dick in me.
Bängeri Classic Rock. Kan inte gå fel
Classic, blues influence
This album is so good. I’m too far behind to write as much as I want on it. 9.8
Amazing, just the right amount of jam and super fucking cool.
Legendary
What more is there to say. I did notice the blues influence much more on this listen.
Have it, love it.
Duh
Unreal album. Need there be more to say?
What more is there to say that hasn't already been said about this album. I think it's the most influential rock album of all time. Solid 5/5.
As classic today as it was when it was made. Communication Breakdown, Black Mountain Side, Good Times Bad Times, Babe Im gonna leave you. Hit after Hit after hit. These guys just. Don't. Miss.
no cos all the songs were great. ooh that harmonica. dazed and confused just gets better everytime I listen to it !!
Pure gold.
No es el disco que tiene mis favoritas de Led Zeppelin, pero igual es un discazo que no tiene un segundo de desperdicio. Me encanta como pasa por todo tipo de sonidos, desde un 12-bar blues con su tradicional armónica hasta la locura que es Communication Breakdown con cosas folk y hasta un órgano de iglesia de por medio.
What can be said! Banging
I mean, top 10 greatest albums of all time.
I love the raw sound of this album. One of my favorites of theirs.
Ooo
Get the Led On!
I'm a Zeppelin fanboy. Great album.
Classic. Many good songs on it! Baby I'm Gonna Leave You, Dazed and Confused, Communication Breakdown. Heavy!
Favorites: You Shook Me, Your Time is Gonna Come, Babe I’m Gonna Leave You Good Times Bad Times: needs more cowbell! - 1 Babe I’m Gonna Leave You: acoustic finger-picking is sweet - 1 You Shook Me: Very Bluesy - 1 Dazed and Confused: Really picks up in the second half - 1 Your Time is Gonna Come: wow. The piano/Oregon riff here is really awesome. - 1.25 Black Mountain Side: nice folksy instrumental, almost like a palet cleanser going into the rest of the album - 1 Communication Breakdown: not the most unique, but still totally rocks - 0.75 I Can’t Quit You Baby: more blues - 0.75 How Many More Times: Guitars in this song are pretty beastly - 0.75 Total: 8.5/9
Just an amazing debut album!!
One of my favorite albums ever!
sweet
A massive album. Best debut of all time? Best track: Dazed and Confused
What kind of a music fan thinks Exile on Main Street is "shite"?
Great album. It contains at least four classics I really like: "Good Times Bad Times", "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You", "Dazed And Confused" (probably my favourite) and "Communication Breakdown". And, on top of that, a couple of further songs I really enjoy: the instrumental "Black Mountain Side" or "How Many More Times". The songs I enjoyed the less (although they are still very good) are the Blues numbers by Willie Dixon. This is between 4 and 5 stars for me. I think it would be 5 stars if not for the blues covers (which I guess are probably very much appreciated by blues fans). Overall, a very solid 4 star album for me.
Really enjoyed this, believe it or not my first time listening to a Led Zeppelin album in full. That opening side from Good Times, Bad Times through to Dazed and Confused is masterful hard blues rock. The second side continues in a similar vein. Look forward to more of their albums to come.
This rocks. Too many long ass instrumentals for it to be a 5 tho
Look, is it the *best* Led Zeppelin album? I don't think it is. I think some of the songs on this album are pretty boring, like You Shook Me, or Your Time is Gonna Come. But it starts with Good Times Bad Times, Dazed and Confused and Black Mountain Side are on this album. How does that not get at least 4 stars?
i was delightfully surprised by this one! i expected it to sound samey like black sabbath but there was enough variety that kept me interested! i also really enjoyed the vocals, thought they sounded passionate and epic the sounds felt unique too i liked it! i was admittedly distracted while listening to the latter half but nevertheless, surprisingly good! though the tracks leading to the next were not seamless and sounded abrupt stand out track: Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
Oh hell yes, I love me some Zeppelin. They hit it out of the park with their first album with a great mix of hard rock and some slower, more bluesy tunes. I feel like it's impossible not to smile when Robert Plant is doing some call-and-response with Jimmy Paige's guitar. I'm glad I watched a video a while ago that explained why John Bonham's drumming is so good—I was able to appreciate it more for this album. As I listen to more albums from start to finish, I do find my mind drifting a bit once I get towards the second half. I wonder how much of this is my TikTok-riddled attention span, though I think the mark of a good album is its ability to hold your attention throughout. I could be wrong, but I also think that modern music isn't designed to be listened to in a cover-to-cover album—they're largely a set of individual, catchy tracks that are meant to be streamed at will, whereas older albums were an experience as a whole. So just like how movies will have some slower, more ethereal scenes to counter the big spectacle moments, older albums will have some more vibey songs to counter the big singles which are meant to be listened to in the context of the album as a whole. I think that's why I'll sometimes zone out in the middle of these albums; I'm used to just picking all the catchiest songs from various artists—the big singles—rather than listening to a single, deliberate album. And I usually miss the more vibey songs that aren't part of an artist's top ten most listened-to songs on Spotify. Anyway, all that is to say this album did have some more vibey songs that I did kind of zone out too, but I don't think that's a bad thing. I like the mix of sounds on this album, and on the whole I think it's great.
Not the best Leppelin Zeppelin album, suffers a bit from weak production and a few bits of filler, but this is great. More bluesy than most zep albums. Has about 5 of the 100 best songs in history on here. Really good.
Some spectacular hits and some very good blues/roots rock.
I always hated on Led Zeppelin out of principle but this album is actually hot shit. I don't always love the classic hard rock vocals but man, it really comes together.
É um album muito fixe - e sendo estreia é ainda melhor. Mas ainda não é o 5 estrelas para mim
nice i enjoyed it
Great album.
Great band, nice blues and rock, enjoyed this album and excited for their others
So great! What an opener! I love psychedelic 60s rock! Lol
A real good one. Not perfect, but some of these tunes are stone cold killers.
Amazing
One of the greatest debuts in Rocks history from the guys that popularised had rock
I always have to smile at people that complain Zepplin stole music than casually highly rate Elvis Presley. Led Zepplin somehow goes above rock for me. As in, the rock genre in itself tends to not be my thing, but somehow these guys are.
Good, but too old school for me... Strong start, low end...
I am not sure what I was going to expect but there was a blues/rock mix in this album that I genuinely enjoyed. I would listen to this again. I wish I knew how to talk about this album more but I can see how Led Zeppelin was an influential band.
Fantastic album. The hits are a bit played, given the decades of radio airplay, but everything still holds up start to finish. Bonham’s playing is incredible. 4.2/5.0
Mostly bangers, some misses
Bien
Super super excited for this one. Good times/bad times was a great start! It had enough heaviness to it to really carry itself but wasn’t overpowering. Babe I’m going to leave you had a good buildup to it. It went on a bit, but overall it was quite good. In Dazed and Confused, I specifically really liked the guitar. Your time is gonna come was a different vibe, but I thought it was good. If I thought that was a different vibe, then black mountain slide was even more. It was incredibly pretty though. Communication breakdown was pretty good! I really liked how smooth I can’t quit you baby was. How many more times was a gorgeous end. Even though a lot of these tracks were quite long, they didn’t feel like it. I enjoyed this album a lot!! 4/5 ⭐️ 219/1089
Will be relistening
Leuk album, er zit veel dynamiek met hard rock en akoestische stukken. De bluesnummers vind ik niet zo top, waarbij de band aan de haal gaat met bestaand materiaal van blues legends zonder er credits voor te geven. Verder vind ik het een indrukwekkende debuutplaat, de sound staat als een huis en ik kan me goed voorstellen dat dit baanbrekend was voor die tijd.
I can't believe that I'm not rating this with a full 5 stars. Compared to most drivel on this list it'd deserve them, but I have to recognize that when it comes to Zeppelin albums, many later ones are just that much more enjoyable.
Biblical.
Actually pretty good
Solid album!! There are a few Led Zeppelin albums I've listened to more, but it's fucking Led Zeppelin
The first Led Zeppelin album has a lot going for it, but for me the primary appeal has always been the guitar. Jimmy Page is the true star of the show here, taking standard blues riffs and bending them to be more aggressive and in-your-face. The band alternates between hard rock bangers and longer, bluesier slow burns, and while my favorite moments are the bangers I'm always impressed by the raw atmosphere the blues cuts bring to the table. I also love this album's ramshackle, unpolished sound. It's not something you often get out of bands of this size, and it's definitely how I prefer my music to sound, so I appreciate it quite a bit. A lot of their subsequent albums would get more adventurous, but I'll always appreciate the more straightforward nature of this one.
A strong 4
A strong 4. Not as good as physical graffiti
This album has a massive over-use of the the word "Baby" Listening in 2026, it really is a lot Not my fave LZ album, especially Shook Me & Dazed are not hitting as well as they did in the 70's But then again, this is one hell of a debut record, so it still get four stars
Zeppelin is always good. It's not my favorite but still a good time
Shame they turned down Woodstock same year..But i guess they seem like a bit of over their own head bunch. Classic album nonetheless with the ultimate entering 70s rock vibe. Tho 70s brings a lot of better records tho.
Escuchar esto a los casi 40 años debe ser una experiencia muy diferente que a los 16. No me dieron ganas de rebelarme, me dieron ganas de gritarle a alguien más joven que no se está rebelando bien.
Got Led Zeppelin #1 four days after getting #2. Can't recall if I've ever listened to the whole thing at once before but I've definitely heard most of the songs. There's some strong playing on this one that stands out more than the songs themselves. A strong four stars.
Really groovy Great for late night drives Some of the songs are long but the accompaniment is nice. Will be listening to again
Probably my favourite zep album if I had to choose one. One of the more stacked albums. Robert plant still annoys me tbh 4.0/5.0 Best Song: Communication Breakdown
It is a great album, and probably my favorite from these hairy rock gods. Is it a coincidence that most of the songs were written by others? I think not. Gotta ding em for stealing art. Naughty lads.
Certainly not the best from Led Zeppelin, but still one of the best debut albums in the history of music. What strikes me the most about this album is that it still sounds relatively fresh after all those years.
I like the hits on this one
what an insane debut album. robert plant’s vocal style has never really clicked with me but it doesn’t matter so much when everyone else in the band is putting 110% into their performances. gorgeous guitar here especially
Que se puede decir de este álbum que no se haya dicho antes. Es un gran álbum de principio a fin. Tiene un gran estilo musical, pero será mejorado en los siguientes álbumes.
A monster of a debut album. Basically defined hard rock. In the days of my youth, even those of us on the punk side of the ledger had to give these guys their due. On this album they establish the blueprint they would expand upon for the next decade. I think goofy references to Lord of the Rings is the only element of their unique alchemy missing here. They grew as a performing unit over the next few years, so I favor II, Houses Of The Holy and Physical Graffiti but can't complain about this one.
Not my favorite Led Zeppelin but any day I get to listen to Led Zeppelin is a good day.
Me gustó, ya conocía. Una estrella menos porque es más blusero que rockero, pero lo amo.
When they do rock, it’s the peak of the form, a singer-guitarist pairing so electric they’ve rightfully cast a shadow over the entire genre ever since, inspiring pale imitators who can never hit their heights. But when they do blues, they’re boring. I always feel like I don’t like blues listening to bands like this do it, but then I put on muddy waters and realize it’s only boring when rock bands do it — however technically impressive they may be.
One hell of a debut. I remember the first time I heard "Dazed and Confused" and it absolutely blew my mind. I wish Robert Plan wrote better lyrics.
Zep time (remastered 2026) I’ve grown to like this a lot more than when I first heard it. I was talking with my dad about it, when I got this as my 150th album on the list of 1001 albums you must listen to before you die. When I first listened to it, I think I was really caught up in the perception of it, and what it represented, rather than the merit of the music itself. So, I decided to revise my opinions, seeing as it grew on me kind of significantly. “Good Times Bad Times” is pretty incredible, pretty much perfect as an opener, with lyrics about youth, and a really good representation of the album’s sound. It’s also really well produced, with the guitars sounding nice and bluesy, psychedelic and distorted, but still very, very distinct. The performances are also all incredible, and Robert Plant’s vocals are better than I remember. “Babe I’m Gonna Leave You” keeps the momentum of the album going, with an excellent folk-rock vibe, turning a traditional folk song that was a popular subject of covers at that time, and turning it into an absolute barn-burner. This entire song sounds like a storm, and each climax is crazier, wilder, and more wanton than the last. It’s a beautiful, incredible song, and my favorite here. Sadly, the good on the album is interluded by the worst song by far here, “You Shook Me.” Now, even though the song is obviously bad, Plant’s vocals suck, the instrumental is more lurching than anything, and the use of blues feels almost condescending, as if it’s a self-aware demonstration on how electric blues “should” sound, it’s even worse when you compare it to Muddy Waters’ rendition, the most popular version of the song outside of Zep. Waters is lively, warm, and easygoing. Plant is a good vocalist, but I don’t believe he is capable of any of those adjectives. Thankfully we get right back to the good, with “Dazed and Confused,” a psych classic, with some really important parts (meter switch, the first minute or so), and some really impressive aspects too. Nowhere near my favorite song on the album, but it’s a truly admirable work. Opening up the B-side is “Your Time Is Gonna Come,” a real pretty song that’s really pleasant after all the craziness. I love the backing vocals during the chorus, and Plant’s softer side is kinda pleasant. It’s followed up by “Black Mountain Side” which is another real easy going cut. Not much to say about it but it’s pleasant, and serves as a nice segue in between these two songs. I adore the next song, that being “Communication Breakdown.” It’s the only proto-punk song Zep ever really made, so I’m obviously all over it. It’s so heavy and hard, much more than anything else here in my opinion, and it’s So So So Good. The structure, the vocals, the musicality, instrumentation!!! It’s fucking next-level. “I Can’t Quit You Baby” is the other blues cut, and while it’s more forgivable, it’s still quite milquetoast, especially compared to this album’s outstanding highs. “One Too Many Times,” the album’s closer, is pretty un-noteworthy, except for the fact that it’s a jam song, which I appreciate. I think I like this song more for the fact that it fulfills yet another specific crevice of rock to end this album out, since that’s what they’ve been doing this whole time: making hard, folk, psych, punk, and blues rock songs, so now to have a jam song to close it out, and a decently epic one, works very well. The album, though sporting some awful songs, is still really great. The highs are ridiculous, and the sequencing couldn’t be better. It’s an obvious and easy classic of an album, and I enjoy it plenty. 8.3/10
How appropriate we should get LZ by LZ as the first LZ on the list. I hope all albums come in release order for an artist. What can be said, its LZ. However, its not the best LZ. Nothing on this blows me away, its not the heights of III and IV. However, it is consistently good. 4 stars.
Fantastic blues rock, I love LZ. Powerful guitars , drums and a great voice. I feel like I’m in a smoke filled bar listening to this. Brilliant stuff thought maybe not their best album.
chill
Great album.
A classic.
An excellent debut album, though in listening to this vs some of their later work, this just isn’t quite as good. There’s some great tunes on here, no doubt. Babe, I’m Gonna Leave You might be my favorite Zeppelin song ever. Just a great slow burn that turns into a powerful burst from the entire band, then veers back to a softer close. Just great stuff. Communication Breakdown and Dazed and Confused are other highlights. I know people like Good Times Bad Times, I’m just not as big a fan of it. Other tracks on here are good, but not amazing to me. 4 stars. An excellent record, but far from amazing for me.
Solid Zeppelin album.
really great sound design. communication breakdown all time classic great experience really like i cant quit you aswell
Pretty great album - I can see how something like this was blowing heads back in '69, it would have been quite the sonic revolution. What a year - Abbey Road, Velvet Underground, and Black Sabbath shortly on the way. Now Zep suffers from what one might dub 'the Seinfeld Effect' - that what was so special about it at the time has been retrodden to death so much since that it feels retroactively tacky and dated. For the record, I don't think Led Zepplin's self-titled debut is tacky - just that it's influence over the musical landscape to follow over the next fifty years is unmistakably vast and substantial. Some really great technical guitar work on the tracks, some flirting with more experimental instrumentation, and obviously there's the epic saga of Dazed and Confused. Plant's punkish vocal delivery continues to sound great, despite the lack of control (or perhaps because of it), and it's immensely listenable. Fav tracks: Babe I'm Gonna Leave You, Dazed and Confused, How Many More Times
It was good. I don’t have anything more I can add.
I liked it.. Jefrey was right :(
I like it more than I thought I would.
I don't listen to them but this stands as a proof how good they were. 4.4
Great album. Everyone knows it....
I know and like some songs on this record but never listened to the full thing. Was thinking about buying this record for my brother's birthday just yesterday, what a coincidence!
Album #199 Led Zeppelin: Led Zeppelin As far as debut albums go, very few bands have sounded like a more complete package than Led Zeppelin. Despite the Stones already being a very successful blues rock crossover, Zeppelin were really able to channel the blues sound of the 50s and the hard rock of the 60s into a product that really resonated with all audiences. There are certain bands which are just so universally adored, and obviously great, that I don’t even feel the need to wax lyrical about them; Pink Floyd, King Crimson, Yes, Led Zeppelin, etc all of these bands I enjoy a great deal yet I would never mention them amongst my favourites because they are so blatantly good that it should be implied that if you like music, you like these bands. There is the famous anecdote of a newspaper having its readers vote on one musician per instrument in a band, with the goal of assembling the greatest band of all-time, and the readers ultimately just ended up recreating Led Zeppelin. So it is hard for me to really quantify a score for an album like this, one whose quality is undeniable, yet I personally have never felt a defensive instinct towards it, unlike some albums which I feel the need to defend as if they were my own. What I will say about the debut is that though it isn’t my favourite Zeppelin album, it does have my favourite song of theirs, which is coincidentally also the first song they ever released, ‘Good Times Bad Times’. It really stands out on the album as a short, fast-paced snippet; the song just trails off at the end, leaving you wanting more. It is the absolute best introduction you can get to the band, roping you in with a taste and making sure you stick around to hear what comes next. The rest of the album is also pretty hard to pick flaws out of; however, I do find that some of the longer tracks tend to lose me a bit at points, and I don’t think this album has the same sonic diversity as Physical Graffiti or Led Zeppelin IV. So though I would never think to say a bad word about it, I also will never feel inclined to rank this amongst my favourite albums; but there really is no denying its place in music history. Best Songs: Good Times Bad Times, Babe I’m Gonna Leave You, Your Time Is Gonna Come Worst Song: You Shook Me Score out of 10: 8.5
Overall great. A few of the riffs I was not a fan, but enjoyed the energy.
Я бы оценила этот альбом на 7,3/10 По большей части понравился инструментал, в этом плане альбом очень хороший. Но блять как же меня заеьала постоянное бейбиииии В каждой песни, в каждом предложении это обязательно есть Ну в целом, альбом хороший, плюсом хорошее начало для знакомства с группой
A pretty incredible debut - not 5 stars simply because of the strength of the later albums. What a cover image, and some absolutely killer songs. One or two blues by numbers are standing in the way of it being flawless
You already know what it sounds like. Classic yes but I can’t help thinking this record is a teeny bit overrated.
I liked I fucked with its led zeppelin
7,78
This is the third Led Zeppelin album I've gotten, and it's definitely my favorite so far. I can't say I'm suddenly a fan now. But I at least feel like I get it.
lovely
Love the back and forth between Page's solos and Plant's vocals. First place I can remember hearing something quite like that.
Holt mich überraschend ab, hat melancholische Momente, Babe I'm gonna leave you ist fantastisch. Kann man sich direkt als Platte kaufen. Hinten raus ham sie mich bisschen verloren, liegt aber vermutlich an meiner aufmerksamkeitsspanne
Led's first album delivers a strong melodic rock songs that utilizes heavy riffs, light vocals, and a wonderful blend of electric and acoustic instrumentation. Apparently they ripped off a bunch of people here. Gotta look into that
The album that started it all. You can hear bits of psychedelia and bits of the hard rock that they would go on to perfect through a really solid set of both originals and covers which they make their own.
Not exactly what I prefer to listen to but I can acknowledge that this is a pretty excellent debut album.
Turns out this album was the perfect pairing for driving someone with frontotemporal dementia to long term care. It was weird and perfect at the same time. Track titles like ‘Dazed and Confused’, ‘Your Time is Gonna Come’, ‘Communication Breakdown’, and ‘How Many More Times’ all represent the theme of the day. My sister and I both realized this when Your Time is Gonna Come played and it was hard not to laugh in the strange situation. With your father is in the backseat trying to play familiar music for him to ease the transition from one care home to another. When he doesn’t recognize his first born child and constantly repeats the same questions. How Many More Times Will you ask if we are driving East. Watching his Communication Breakdown is a bit tough. But at least since he is so Dazed and Confused he seems pleasant and generally happy with the time he has left.
Love me some Zep. But at this point in their discography, I cant in my due diligence give them another 5. They do what they do well, but they do not stray far from the path.
They are wankers, but good music.
I get it now! Never was impressed by LZ in passing but sitting down and hearing the sonics over a full album, its so easy to understand that they're all masters of their craft with a love for pop and experimentation in structure in their early stages. Look forward to when they come on again!
Хорошее
There are better Zep albums, but this is still very solid.