Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin

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Artist: Led Zeppelin

Title: Led Zeppelin

Year: 1969

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Tracklist

  • 1. Good Times Bad Times - 1993 Remaster (2:46)
  • 2. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You - 1990 Remaster (6:41)
  • 3. You Shook Me - 1993 Remaster (6:28)
  • 4. Dazed and Confused - 1990 Remaster (6:26)
  • 5. Your Time Is Gonna Come - 1990 Remaster (4:34)
  • 6. Black Mountain Side - 1993 Remaster (2:05)
  • 7. Communication Breakdown - 1990 Remaster (2:27)
  • 8. I Can't Quit You Baby - 1990 Remaster (4:42)
  • 9. How Many More Times - 1993 Remaster (8:28)

Review

Led Zeppelin’s debut is like the blueprint for hard rock, a primal, electrifying explosion that set the stage for everything that came after. This album’s got that raw, unfiltered energy—straight from the heart and aimed right at your gut. From the opening riff of “Good Times Bad Times,” you know you’re in for a ride. Page’s guitar is razor-sharp, Bonham’s drums are thunderous, and Plant? He’s wailing like he’s possessed, giving the album that untamed feel.

“Dazed and Confused” is a journey all on its own, spiraling into this eerie, blues-soaked soundscape. It’s gritty, a little dark, and feels like it’s pulling you into some kind of trance. And then there’s “Communication Breakdown,” a full-throttle rock ‘n’ roll onslaught that’s relentless from start to finish. Zeppelin was taking blues and rock and flipping it on its head—making it louder, heavier, and unapologetically wild.

This album didn’t just introduce a band; it unleashed a whole new kind of music. Every track feels like it’s pushing boundaries, testing what rock could be, and not giving a damn about fitting in. Led Zeppelin is a debut that still sounds revolutionary, as raw and powerful today as it was in ’69. This one’s for the die-hards who want rock that’s primal, untamed, and hits like a punch to the chest. - Sam

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