Which is the better Led Zeppelin album - 'IV' or 'Physical Graffiti'? Vote in Chuck's Fight Club for the Loudwire Nights ...

Led Zeppelin IV, released by the legendary rock band in 1971, featured some of the band's most famous tracks such as Stairway to Heaven and Black Dog. The cover of the album is iconic, too ...

The 'In Through the Out Door' track that was the final track all four members of Led Zeppelin ever recorded together.

A man depicted on the album cover of Led Zeppelin IV has been revealed as a 19th Century thatcher. The figure is most likely Lot Long from Mere in Wiltshire, photographed by Ernest Farmer.

“Walter’s Walk” is one such track that had previously not made it to Led Zeppelin’s albums. Originally scrapped from Houses Of The Holy, “Walter’s Walk” had elements of old and new ...

From the blustery blues-rock of their self-titled 1969 debut to the flawless dynamism of their 1971 masterpiece ‘Led Zeppelin IV’ to the gargantuan stomp of their double-album epic ‘Physical ...

and very few of their songs reached the Billboard Hot 100 despite the group’s massive popularity and influence. “Stairway to Heaven” appeared on the album Led Zeppelin IV, which peaked at No ...

Led Zeppelin ... album on 180-gram vinyl in a sleeve replicating first pressing. o Companion audio on 180-gram vinyl. o High-def audio download card of all content at 96kHz/24 bit. (Live tracks ...

Led Zeppelin’s sixth album, was also ... consisted of eight new songs, amalgamated with seven out-takes from III, IV and Houses Of The Holy. When Zeppelin began work on Physical Graffiti ...