Insanely great
5
By gortmull
My friends and I were 18 when this was released. We darn near wore out the eight track in my Volkswagen as we escaped from the homes of our parents on weekend nights who languished in stuff like Lawrence Welk while their kids smoked weed on the back roads of Connecticut playing Led Zepplin's first album in the US over and over. Maybe the Yardbirds, The Who and the Stones came close, but this music was sonic madness that we attached ourselves to on the very first listen. 55 years later, here we are still listening with utter amazement.
Ha Ha Said The Clown
5
By who cares?????????????????????
Hit first and give it all you got to give. Hard rock was created, and peaked, on January 12, 1969. Jimmy Page commandeered this from the ashes of a band whose repertoire included Ha Ha Said the Clown, Ten Little Indians and Little Games. That's preposterous. And for pure, hard-hitting sonic power, this album has never been equaled in over 50 years.
Led Zeppelin Rocks🤘
5
By 1980s Man
Led Zeppelin is one of the greatest rock bands of all time and I wish that John Bonham is still alive🤘
U checked
5
By changingflags
Dna
Bingo
5
By SUFI
Wonderful drummer and guitar.
Led
5
By Zuben Elgenubi
I love led zeppelin
This is where it started.
5
By Dixson66
Rock and roll has many roots, going back many decades. This album is the birth of rock and roll as I know it. This is where the electric guitar and drums as well as those bluesy emotional felt vocals reached in and grabbed your soul. There was no other complete sound like this before. They wanted this band to be called “The Yardbirds” but thankfully it wasn’t, only because this band was different, taking the sound and soul to another level and influencing what was to come to be known as Hard Rock, Progressive Rock and Heavy Metal. Many were influenced by the Beatles but this album and the band started a whole new sound that still lives today.
Led Zeppelin
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.
Best Led Zepplien Album
5
By Tony game man
This is my favorite Led zepplien album. Full of guitar solos and great singing, it started to shape the rock we know today. My Favorite Led Zepplien Album.
The start
5
By The Joelest
This starts the voyage of Led Zeppelin's fantastic discography. They may sound like heavier blues songs, which they are.
Led
3
By Seven Cities Blues
We are all waiting for the new yardbirds album at the time and we got a Jeff beck truth rip off. However I wore it out in the summer of 69.
Bluesy rock extraordinaire
5
By Jane_Eden
Listened to this growing up and am not disappointed as I revisit it. Hoping a brand new generation is enjoying the masterpieces of Led Zeppelin.
50 years ago Today
5
By Calfann
Led Zepellin I was released 50 years ago today! That puts it all into perspective. A blockbuster album. Right after it was released I saw them in SF at the Carousel
Ballroom (Fillmore West) It turned into a Honda dealership and now turned into condos.
The next Greta van fleet
5
By Mikewords
This guy sounds like josh kitzka
So Cool. Every review is a 5 star. And well deserved.
5
By cheesy97412hotmail.com
Talk about a killer debut album. Hello. if this 1969 debut album from Zepplin isn't epic, I dont know what is. Too many song to mention, but, good times, bad times, all i have to say.and then there was Zeppline II, come on.
Wished i could have saw them live ! Long live L.D. and this album, along with at least 3 or 4 of there others.
So 60's and 70's for sure, I fyou didn't know what rock n' roll was then, u certaintly knew after these 4 blokes blew the roof of the rock n rolll scence.
Auditory Narcotics
5
By MusicCityAndy
Try not to overdose on this initial collaboration by the greatest rock musicians ever to take the stage. Everybody knows about the creative genius of Page as well as his pioneering guitar style, Plant’s skyscraping vocals, and Bonham’s howitzeresque power and precision on drums. But I am of the mind that John Paul Jones is the greatest rock bassist of all time as well. Hard Rock gets no better than these four. And it has rarely been as good from any other source.
I don’t know
5
By Julito21
I don’t know why I still buying albums on iTunes when I have a premium subscription with Spotify, but Zeppelin is Zeppelin.
Wish I had the vinyl
3
By md.bilski
I just bought Led Zeppelin 1, 2, 3 because, oh well, you know. The recordings are very low fidelity.
Ar
5
By ereeeswerwrz
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