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Led Zeppelin

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  • Original Release Date: June 21, 1994
  • Format - Music: MP3
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Play   2. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You 6:41 $1.29  Buy MP3 
Play   3. You Shook Me 6:28 $1.29  Buy MP3 
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Play   5. Your Time Is Gonna Come 4:34 $1.29  Buy MP3 
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Play   8. I Can't Quit You Baby 4:45 $1.29  Buy MP3 
Play   9. How Many More Times 8:28 $1.29  Buy MP3 
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Led Zeppelin's debut is one of the greatest blues rock albums of all time. griphfunk the rock nasty  |  130 reviewers made a similar statement
This is one of the best debut albums from any band I've ever heard. Dan  |  90 reviewers made a similar statement
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116 of 126 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Save the best for first... August 17, 2000
Format:Audio CD
This is Led Zeppelin's best CD. No other CD truly defines this band better than their self-titled debut. All songs on this album are indispensible. Dazed and Confused is a masterpiece, as is Babe, I'm Gonna Leave you. But the real heart and soul of this record are its blues tracks You Shook Me and I Can't Quit You Baby anchor the album. Zep was always at their best playing the blues, just check out Since I've Been Lovin' You. Your Time is Gonna Come still gives me goosebumps, and How Many More Times is the hidden gem on the album. Zeppelin would never top the overall consistency of this album, it is a true landmark in rock history and should be in every fans' collection.
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33 of 34 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars The beginning of a legendary sound April 15, 2000
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The short guitar bursts on "Good Times Bad Times" that open this firecracker debut in 1969 could be viewed as a forewarning of great songs to come, some of the most historic moments in rock and roll. These four guys were actual musicians who, as a collective unit, created a sound that was unmatchable at the time. And they didn't just blast away at their instruments, either. "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" showcases gentle acoustic guitar at first, then later driving riffs that could inspire anyone to play air guitar. Even on their first record, Zeppelin weren't afraid to draw out their songs (some would say overstay their welcome), and four of the nine tunes last (and blast) for over six minutes. Like The Doors, Zeppelin had a keen interest in the blues; underneath all the raw rock on this album is a soulful, bluesy sound and aura with two Willie Dixon covers that the band "Zeppelinizes" to the max. Nothing, however, tops the segway from "You Shook Me" to the blazing "Dazed and Confused," which sounds amazing, raw and blistering. The organ work of John Paul Jones on "Your Time is Gonna Come" is truly beautiful, sounding like a church hymn on a rough-and-tumble rock and roll album. Undoubtedly, these British lads mixed sonic beauty and thrashing rawness to create an art form that still resonates today. "Black Mountain Side" is a busy acoustic ditty that sounds positively charming next to its follower, "Communication Breakdown," but that's Zeppelin's style in a nutshell -- heartlifting to raw in a matter of seconds. These rocking songs come off as urgent and passionate. Lyrically, the album is all blues as Plant wails majestically about one heartbreak after the other, moaning about his lost women and unabashedly feeling lonesome and sorry for himself. No matter, he'd have plenty of time to attain more women in the future. This is the work of a band ready to take on the world -- on its own terms.
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27 of 30 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars A Thundering Debut August 27, 2001
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"From the chunky, hard riff that opens "Good Times, Bad Times" (listen to how John Bonham triples up on his bass drum during the first verse) Led Zeppelin introduced the music world to something entirely new. The zest, fervor and passion that they'd put into thier final performances as the "New Yardbirds" was heightened on this first album, and perfected with relentless touring and concentrated studio time. "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" perfectly showcases Robert Plants' staggering vocal prowess (remember he was still a boy of 21 at the time) and the groups' brilliant arranging and playing. The two sprawling, bluesy excursions these blokes take on have become classics in thier own right (the pummeling "Dazed & Confused" and the album closing "How Many More Times" give the album it's epic feel and are perfect examples of how the blues informed and influenced the band from the very beginning. The shorter songs are oustanding as well, the punkish attack of "Communication Breakdown" provides a quick burst of energy for the listener, while "Your Time Is Gonna Come" is perfect acoustic pop that still doesn't sound dated or contrived. "Black Mountain Side" owes a debt to the Beatles in the middle 60's experimental period with it's use of tabla, acoustic instruments and somewhat unusual arrangement (no vocals). The entire band seemed to really coalesce into a tight, ferocius and intuative unit in a very short time as this debut album is completely lacking in any of the awkwardness or timidity usually associated with a new band. Throughout, Jimmy Pages' guitar (electric and acoustic) whips and soars over the heavy blues rock like a bird in flight, he essentialy rewrites the book on hard rock guitar playing here. John Bonham (THE GREATEST ROCK DRUMMER EVER, PERIOD) and John Paul Jones are an astounding rhythm section incapable of ever losing the groove and they stretch out to wondrous effect here on several selections. Led Zeppelin were a true band who only got better with time. Though their sound became more streamlined with subsequent releases, they never lost the fire that they started with in '68. This is a classic whose influence has been far reaching , but the years have only made it sound fresher and more vital. ...
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4.0 out of 5 stars Replaced album.
I had most of the albums years back and have since replaced most with CD's.
This was one I needed. Like most fans you like all there stuff so really not much more to say.
Published 9 days ago by Eric B.
5.0 out of 5 stars leaded love
What's not to love? Great music, needed this one to complete the set. The fast shipping, good price, were a bonus, I'm happy. I would definitely buy there again.
Published 18 days ago by make mine strong
5.0 out of 5 stars MASTERPIECE!
The debut of the legendary Heavy Rock band LED ZEPPELIN is one of their best albums, with HUGE GENS like DAZED AND CONFUSED, GOOD TIMES BAD TIMES, HOW MANY MORE TIMES and... Read more
Published 22 days ago by FLUMINENSE
5.0 out of 5 stars What's not to love?
This album has aged as well as the band itself. Brought back an awful lot of memories. Had to get it after watching the Kennedy Center Honors.
Published 1 month ago by Alohabravesfan
5.0 out of 5 stars Led Zeppelin I
This is where it all started. I remember back in the day when this hit the "record" stores. No one heard of them but when we did it was WOW. This group was here to stay. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Ozgard
5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome
Awesome Album. I recommend this album. Great music... great artist. You should add this cd to your library. I did.
Published 1 month ago by Donald
5.0 out of 5 stars LZ1
In my humble opinion, LZ1 is the best 1st album EVER recorded. Great mix of blues and rock. "You Shook me"-Jimmy Page guitar is so sweet it will bring you to your knees. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Nancy Croskey
5.0 out of 5 stars Grrovy
Superb. What else would you expec from one of the greatest rock n roll bands ever? Why is there a minumum number of words required? I've already said what I wanted to say.
Published 1 month ago by Terry J. Hemlinger
5.0 out of 5 stars Nice to hear Led Zep again
Good sound quality. Crank up the sound and wake up the neighborhood. Good song selections and they take me back to the crazy teen years of the 60's.
Published 2 months ago by Frank
4.0 out of 5 stars Great product, exactly what i ordered! The only bad thing: the...
I am quite satisfied from this product. There's no need to describe this incredible album, it's great. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Paolo
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