Another masterpiece
5
By RobPA63
Some of Led Zeppelin's material. Achilles last stand is my favorite!
Achilles last stand!
5
By To good*
Oh my god Achilles is a goat of a song my (personal favorite) song.
Tea for one and Nobody’s Fault but mine are also AMAZING Buy this Album NOW
They’re all GREAT
5
By only the truth!!
Another great LP from LZ. If you appreciate musicians expanding the Blues genre just listen.
Good album
3
By jpdolan
Ok album, especially by zeppelin standards. Filler songs, but some great ones. Tea for one and achilles last stand are definitely the interesting tracks and best, candy store rock and royal orleans are great as well. Nobodys fault is ok as well as hots off for nowhere. Band isn’t at their best here. I can forgive that tho cause Robert Plant was damaged bad in a car accident during the recording process. Still better than most of what’s out today for sure, definitely a classic rock decline meaning the genre and sound somewhat was going out of style
Underrated
5
By bmmatney
I give it 10/10. Achilles Last Stand is worth buying the album. I don’t understand why Hots On For Nowhere and Tea For One are marked explicit. HOFN has one swear word and I completely don’t understand TFO because it had no explicit lyrics whatsoever. Enough with that, definitely recommended!
Favorite Album
5
By hdbdudgdd
Led Zeppelin is my favorite band - Presence is my favorite album - and Achilles Last Stand is my favorite song. I am surprised the album is not more popular than it is. Don’t get me wrong - their other albums are great, but this one is superior. All of the songs sound different, yet great. If you’re here just to buy a song or two, don’t. Buy the whole album instead!
Presence
5
By Capitalism and Freedom
This is one of my personal favorite Led Zeppelin albums. This album has a great flow, track after track. Also, this album has great vocals, great drum solos, and great guitar solos as well. Finally, the instruments wrap around the vocals like no other, and intertwine perfectly. Definitely looking forward to the next limited play album, and extended play album from Led Zeppelin.
Fun
5
By rolizo
Tea for one !!! Always loved this zep masterpiece
😂
5
By 👌💅🐖🍔🥓
Vocals sound like Robert was ran over by a car 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
tea for one or in my time of dieing
5
By oldhtrasher
great great great album with one of my two favorite well ok one of many many depending on the day. i think this album is up there with phyiscal graffati as well as dark side of the moon revolver rubber soul well you get the idea if you are new to zepplin give this one a listen as well as in through the out door or coda.
My all time favorite
5
By Marty_USMC
This is my favorite album, just due to the fact that it was underplayed by the media. I've been a Zep fan for 40 years and think this album was Page's best masterpiece.
Have Grown to Love It
5
By RichinAustin
I remember when this record came out. I wasn't to fond of it. As time has passed, this music has stood the test of time. I love every song on it
Underrated gem
5
By Sepron64
This is a gem. So underrated. Nobodies fault and Achilles last stand are masterpieces. For your life, candy store rock, hots on for nobody are underrated masterpieces.
Hm.
3
By THE REVIEWER 561453223
I seriously LOVE this album, but, "remastered" means nothing. Sounds crystal clear but distorted. How does itunes live destroying this AWESOME album?
Unexpected favorite album by Zepp
5
By Shay865
I hadn't known about this album until this year. What I've been missing?! Love it all.
WHY CAN’T I GET THE ARTWORK
5
By SomeGuyS0meWhere
WHY CAN’T I DOWNLOAD THE ARTWORK WHEN ITUNES CLEARLY HAS THE ALBUM
Zepp for ever..
5
By BiG CheezY264
iTunes makes this album look like art..
Why are the songs so hated?
5
By Fourzer0six
Presence is one of the most underrated album in Led Zeppelin's archives. This whole album was guitar driven which people I guess hate. The songs are probably one of their best showing everyone's talent in at least one song. Jimmy's guitar never sounded so aggressive and so sad in some of the songs. In my personal opinion this album is better than "In Through The Outdoor" because everyone stands out in "Presence" while "In Through The Outdoor" is just solos for Robert Plant and John Paul Jones. You got to give Jimmy some credit, this album was only made in 3 weeks while Robert Plant was recovering from a car accident. I think this album is amazing is because the chemistry of Jimmy's Guitar, and JPJ's bass guitar. They sound amazing together when usually JPJ played in the background with John Bonham.
1. Achilles Last Stand: (10/10) This is Jimmy Page's best guitar work he ever did. At the beginning it sounds like a normal day then switches to heavy guitar, bass, and drums which makes it sound like a war just broke loose. Everyone shows their work here, Robert Plant singing his heart out, John Bonham at some parts beating on his drugs as fast and as hard as he could humanly do, and JPJ is probably playing his bass guitar has fast as he ever could. Jimmy Page had to overdub his guitar 6 times to get the quality he wanted. This song deserved to be on the Mother Ship album.
2. For Your Life: (10/10); It's weird how much people don't really like this song. They say it's too slow or the riff is boring. Well the song is funky and that's why it's slow. The whole song feels funky to me. The riff can get boring, but when the riff starts to get boring they switch to another riff. Plus I think it gets 10/10 because at the end Robert Plant starts to snort...
3. Royal Orleans: (5/10); What happened here? This song is bad. The riff is already boring and repetitive when you first here it, the vocals are meh, and no one really stands out. This is a short review because there's really nothing else to say but it's alright.
4. Nobody's Fault But Mine: (10/10); Wow... Going from a bad song to thing. This song is amazing. The guitar riff at the beginning is amazing, Robert Plant's vocals are on point, there's a harmonica, and a guitar solo, and you can hear the bass guitar! (1:44) They did an amazing job covering "Nobody's Fault But Mine" by Blind Willie Johnson. Led Zeppelin showed us that they still can cover artists and make it sound so good! This song is probably my favorite song from Led Zeppelin, and probably my favorite song of all time because at 1:44, the guitar/bass riff is my favorite riff ever and it sounds amazing with both the guitar and bass guitar playing the same thing.
5. Candy Store Rock: (9/10); Like again, what's with all the hate with this song. This song is great! This song shows off Robert Plant before "In Through The Outdoor" came out. He sung really low and not in his regular bluesy voice which sounds amazing. Plus you can hear the bass guitar which is always a big plus in my book. The only thing I see wrong is sometimes Robert Plant struggles with some of the higher notes when he's singing in that low of a voice. This is song is pretty good.
6. Hots On For Nowhere: (9/10); This song is usually known as the worst song on this album, but really? This song is groovy! Jimmy's guitar starts to show in the middle of this song with how he can be groovy and his guitar solo which goes perfectly with the riff. Robert Plant's "La La's" makes this groovy. Also add John Bonham's somewhat jazzy drums this song is better than most people think it is.
7. Tea For One: (10/10) This song... This song is way too good. This song is similar to "Since I've Been Loving You." It's blues. First this song sounds like a normal song that isn't going to be bluesy. Then John Bonham's drum changes and then it sounds like "Since I've Been Loving You." This is probably Jimmy's best guitar work because his guitar sounds isolated. His guitar, and Robert Plant's voice makes this song lonely with the lyrics "One minute seems like a lifetime" and " How come twenty-four hours baby, sometimes seem to slip into day." on repeat makes this song so lonely. There's an echo on the guitar and Jimmy's "Wah" on his guitar also sells this song. They perfectly picked the title for this song... Tea For One...
Tragically Underrated
5
By Qazqazzaqzaq
Although Presence is not Led Zeppelin's best work, it is still a phenomenal album.
