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When Jimmy Page's guitar finally brings "Stairway to Heaven" to a climax, my heart still bursts. Great "Rainy Day" album. "Battle of Evermore" maybe one of the most underrated songs ever recorded. Just press "Play."
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A masterpiece of course but not the best of Led zepp. Certainly the most poetic and approachable of the band.
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Cüca Beludo - 22.07.2012 at 19:07
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Masterpiece of beauty. 
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Timeless Hard rock classic and its Led Zeppelins best album. It deserves the well paid attention
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Its a very good album, but its quite overrated. There are better hard rock albums released in the 70´s.
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Lião - 21.10.2013 at 19:13
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Not a quite overrated, immensely overrated. I do respect this band mainly because of their influence on many forms of music today, but whatever. The Beatles are the most successful band in the history, but still they're boring.
Your guys can kill me, but I'd rather some Glam Metal/Pop Hard Rock than Zeppelin...
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Written by Lião on 21.10.2013 at 19:13
Not a quite overrated, immensely overrated. I do respect this band mainly because of their influence on many forms of music today, but whatever. The Beatles are the most successful band in the history, but still they're boring.
Your guys can kill me, but I'd rather some Glam Metal/Pop Hard Rock than Zeppelin...
Never heard The Beatles described as boring before but hey, everyone is entitled to their personal opinion. I personally think The Beatles were one of the most interesting bands in the history of popular music. Their sound changed incredibly during their short career. An amazing band. And as for this Led Zep album, I don't think it's overrated at all. It's a brilliant album with so many good tracks.
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Lião - 22.10.2013 at 17:22
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Written by Ace Frawley on 21.10.2013 at 23:11
Never heard The Beatles described as boring before but hey, everyone is entitled to their personal opinion. I personally think The Beatles were one of the most interesting bands in the history of popular music. Their sound changed incredibly during their short career. An amazing band. And as for this Led Zep album, I don't think it's overrated at all. It's a brilliant album with so many good tracks.
Maybe I got a little harsh here (talking about The Beatles), but for a band titled as 'the worlds greatest band ever', they kinda of sound too 'meh'. I'd like some Beatles tunes like Helter Skelter or With a Little Help from my Friends, but I'd preffer The Rolling Stones (from their same time) or Elvis presley.
Also I'm surprised you gave this album an 8, and not a 10  Perhaps I should listen to 'Physical Graffiti' later to see if the band turned into something more enjoyable for my own ears 
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Written by Lião on 22.10.2013 at 17:22
Maybe I got a little harsh here (talking about The Beatles), but for a band titled as 'the worlds greatest band ever', they kinda of sound too 'meh'. I'd like some Beatles tunes like Helter Skelter or With a Little Help from my Friends, but I'd preffer The Rolling Stones (from their same time) or Elvis presley.
Also I'm surprised you gave this album an 8, and not a 10 Perhaps I should listen to 'Physical Graffiti' later to see if the band turned into something more enjoyable for my own ears
I don't give out 10s very often. I would definitely recommend you listen to Physical Graffiti as it contains more wonderful music by Led Zeppelin.
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Lião - 22.10.2013 at 23:48
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Written by Ace Frawley on 22.10.2013 at 23:06
Written by Lião on 22.10.2013 at 17:22
Maybe I got a little harsh here (talking about The Beatles), but for a band titled as 'the worlds greatest band ever', they kinda of sound too 'meh'. I'd like some Beatles tunes like Helter Skelter or With a Little Help from my Friends, but I'd preffer The Rolling Stones (from their same time) or Elvis presley.
Also I'm surprised you gave this album an 8, and not a 10 Perhaps I should listen to 'Physical Graffiti' later to see if the band turned into something more enjoyable for my own ears
I don't give out 10s very often. I would definitely recommend you listen to Physical Graffiti as it contains more wonderful music by Led Zeppelin.
That one will wait a bit, I'll try Motörhead newest effor. I'm sure it will be boring as well
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What is this doing on Metal Storm? A great album, but definitely NOT a metal album, or one of the greatest metal albums of all time.
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| Rating: 8 |
Written by TrialByFire on 05.11.2013 at 19:47
What is this doing on Metal Storm? A great album, but definitely NOT a metal album, or one of the greatest metal albums of all time.
Well obviously others beg to differ. This is currently rated as number 10 on the site. Anyway, I'm comfortable with it being here.
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Written by Ace Frawley on 05.11.2013 at 23:34
Written by TrialByFire on 05.11.2013 at 19:47
What is this doing on Metal Storm? A great album, but definitely NOT a metal album, or one of the greatest metal albums of all time.
Well obviously others beg to differ. This is currently rated as number 10 on the site. Anyway, I'm comfortable with it being here.
I think MA are a bit more sensible then MS, as they have classified Zep as being 'classic rock'. I don't see how this is a better metal album than Powerslave, Paranoid, Holy Diver, In The Nightside Eclipse, Abigail or Crimson. I mean, even included on MS is Uriah Heep (a great band) which is stated as being 'hard rock' and nothing else- not even a metal band according to MS. Zeppelin are blues-based, which is a factor than metal doesn't have, and one of the main things that differentiates hard rock from metal.
I don't really want to get into an argument, so I'll just leave it there.
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Written by TrialByFire on 09.11.2013 at 18:57
Zeppelin are blues-based, which is a factor than metal doesn't have,
most metal is heavily blues based as well, just take Judas Priest and Black Sabbath as two early examples. If it's not blues based according to you then what is it based?
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 09.11.2013 at 19:28
Written by TrialByFire on 09.11.2013 at 18:57
Zeppelin are blues-based, which is a factor than metal doesn't have,
most metal is heavily blues based as well, just take Judas Priest and Black Sabbath as two early examples. If it's not blues based according to you then what is it based?
On hard rock music, but with most of the blues chord progressions etc. removed.
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Written by TrialByFire on 11.11.2013 at 18:03
On hard rock music, but with most of the blues chord progressions etc. removed. Numerous metal bands use the pentatonic scale of which the blues scale is a derivative.
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