The Real Disaster Behind Led Zeppelin’s ‘When the Levee Breaks’
A country-blues song from 1929 laid the foundation for one of their most epic tracks.
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When Led Zeppelin’s ‘Misty Mountain Hop’ Took Hippies to Tolkien
Robert Plant longed for the freedoms of the rural Welch countryside – or, maybe, Middle-earth.
When Led Zeppelin Went Back to the Clubs to Debut Songs From ‘IV’
They came up with a throwback solution to the impersonal character of a Fall 1970 arena tour.
Jimmy Page Reveals Why There Was No ‘Led Zeppelin V’
Jimmy Page explains why Led Zeppelin abandoned naming their albums numerically for 'Houses of the Holy.'