- Original Release Date: 12 Jan 1969
- Release Date: 12 Jan 1969
- Number of Discs: 2
- Label: Atlantic Records
- Copyright: 2014 Atlantic Recording Corporation, a Warner Music Group Company. Marketed by Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company.
- Total Length: 0:17
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- ASIN: B00IZ6AXZS
- Average Customer Review: 4.6 out of 5 stars See all reviews (84 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 10,948 in MP3 Albums (See Top 100 in MP3 Albums)
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Led Zeppelin (Deluxe Edition)
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
25 of 27 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
After falling in love with Hendrix, being turned on to British styled blues by Jethro Tull, this was the album which woke me up to how powerful rock music can be! There's only a few times when an album, on first hearing, absolutely fires your being and you have to hear it constantly - maybe just to re-assure yourself that this is real rock music, or maybe just to be sent on a sonic roller coaster ride. My two favourites tracks are "Communication Breakdown" due to Page's guitar work, and played loud, still makes the hair on my neck stand, and their major work, "Dazed and Confused", so much more feel to it than "Stairway" and more akin to "Kashmir" for it's depth,darkness and power, but still stands as one of the finest showstoppers ever!!
I heard LedZep2 before hearing LZ1, and still think it's a more powerful statement of intent.
I still think most bands' first to third albums are often their best, even though they are considered less polished, or lack production values of their later offerings, but, Led Zep 1 is, for me their mightiest, rawest, and ultimately, the most satisfying of all the Led Zep collection, considering most of their albums are the best there's been. An awsome debut from an awsome band!!!! Start at the beginning then get the lot!
I heard LedZep2 before hearing LZ1, and still think it's a more powerful statement of intent.
I still think most bands' first to third albums are often their best, even though they are considered less polished, or lack production values of their later offerings, but, Led Zep 1 is, for me their mightiest, rawest, and ultimately, the most satisfying of all the Led Zep collection, considering most of their albums are the best there's been. An awsome debut from an awsome band!!!! Start at the beginning then get the lot!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I just listened to this again first time for a couple of years. I've known and loved it since the mid seventies when I first explored Led Zeppelin. It sounds as fresh and new as the first time I heard it. It has stood the ultimate test, 'time'. I would rank it as one of the best first albums ever and I listen to all sorts of great bands and solo artists. Buy it and treasure it there may never be their like again.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By A Customer
Format:Audio CD
led zeppelin opitomise heavy rock from the 70s. the original rockers led zeppelin paved the way for an entire genre inspiring some of the greatest bands in the world by making amazing music. you will struggle to find anything to beat this band today and this is the album that started it.
led zeppelin's debut is a mix of hard rock and blues and the opener 'good times bad times' is a great example. in the space of 2mins this song demonstrates immediatley the strong vocals of Plant and the amazing musicianship of the rest of the band, in particular Page on lead guitar. this is followed by the epic 'babe i'm gonna leave you' at over 6&1/2mins features a light acoustic touch in the verses only to explode into a flurry of guitars for the instrumental chorus, but despite its length it never drags. 'you shook me' follows, another epic featuring an amazing guitar solo, and finishes with Plant's vocals and Page's guitar working off each other brilliantly. the next track is the brilliant 'dazed and confused', which takes a while to get going but once the pace picks up after a slow build up the guitar soloing is amazing and the drums thunder. the next three songs are shorter, but no less impressive - 'your time is gonna come'& acoustic instrumental 'black mountain side' are a nice break from the hard rocking beginning of the album, while the short 'communication breakdown' picks up the pace again with its fast guitars and chorus. 'i can't quit you baby' is my least favourite song on the album, but good nonetheless. 'how many more times' finishes the album brilliantly. an instantly memorable tune and some of the best drumming you will ever hear (just how many different ways are there of playing that one section - you will know what i mean when you hear it). Read more ›
led zeppelin's debut is a mix of hard rock and blues and the opener 'good times bad times' is a great example. in the space of 2mins this song demonstrates immediatley the strong vocals of Plant and the amazing musicianship of the rest of the band, in particular Page on lead guitar. this is followed by the epic 'babe i'm gonna leave you' at over 6&1/2mins features a light acoustic touch in the verses only to explode into a flurry of guitars for the instrumental chorus, but despite its length it never drags. 'you shook me' follows, another epic featuring an amazing guitar solo, and finishes with Plant's vocals and Page's guitar working off each other brilliantly. the next track is the brilliant 'dazed and confused', which takes a while to get going but once the pace picks up after a slow build up the guitar soloing is amazing and the drums thunder. the next three songs are shorter, but no less impressive - 'your time is gonna come'& acoustic instrumental 'black mountain side' are a nice break from the hard rocking beginning of the album, while the short 'communication breakdown' picks up the pace again with its fast guitars and chorus. 'i can't quit you baby' is my least favourite song on the album, but good nonetheless. 'how many more times' finishes the album brilliantly. an instantly memorable tune and some of the best drumming you will ever hear (just how many different ways are there of playing that one section - you will know what i mean when you hear it). Read more ›
29 of 33 people found the following review helpful
By A Customer
Format:Audio Cassette
It all makes such perfect sense now in retrospect. You take two of the premier sessions artists in England rising from the ashes of the Yardbirds and pair them up with a couple of unknown 19 year olds from the Band of Joy and form one of the greatest rock groups of all time. Led Zeppelin's debut album remains a classic and its showpiece "Dazed and Confused" is the song I have listened to most often in my life; my favorite part is Bonzo's cascades on the drum as Jimmy Page loses the violin bow and finishes his guitar solo (I have learned from a reputable source that the song was originally written by Jake Holmes as a folk-rock type song, but uncredited on the album). One of the great things about the new Led Zeppelin double-DVD is that there are another four versions of "Dazed and Confused" on it, although admittedly you have to look for some of them. I finally get to see Bonzo do that bit on what, by contemporary standards, is a kiddie drum kit.
"Communication Breakdown" is the one "single" from the album because from the very beginning Led Zeppelin's best tunes were just too long for airplay. "Dazed and Confused" is 6:27, Page's acoustic arrangement of "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" is 6:40 (the second best track on the album) and the final track, the under-rated "How Many More Times" is a heck of a lot longer than the "3:30" that is listed in the liner notes (go figure). The album begins with the introductory hard chords of "Good Times Bad Times" but also features the acoustic guitar and tabla drums on the folksy "Black Mountainside" as the group mixes and matches music styles. At this point Robert Plant is just handling the vocals, with Page, Jones and Bonham responsible for the new songs. Read more ›
"Communication Breakdown" is the one "single" from the album because from the very beginning Led Zeppelin's best tunes were just too long for airplay. "Dazed and Confused" is 6:27, Page's acoustic arrangement of "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" is 6:40 (the second best track on the album) and the final track, the under-rated "How Many More Times" is a heck of a lot longer than the "3:30" that is listed in the liner notes (go figure). The album begins with the introductory hard chords of "Good Times Bad Times" but also features the acoustic guitar and tabla drums on the folksy "Black Mountainside" as the group mixes and matches music styles. At this point Robert Plant is just handling the vocals, with Page, Jones and Bonham responsible for the new songs. Read more ›
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Deal
A great price, a great service, and a great band!
Will definitiely be using this supplier again in the future
Will definitiely be using this supplier again in the future
Published 7 days ago by marcus dobbs
1.0 out of 5 stars
Led zeppelin cd x2
Last few recordings are scrambled and not clear it's a gash cd was it Burned copy? Can I have replacement copies ?
Published 3 months ago by kenneth kay
5.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome
What an awesome debut album! Brilliant throughout and even more than 40 years after its release it still sounds great.
Published 10 months ago by igs1963
3.0 out of 5 stars
LED ZEPPELIN 1969 DEBUTE (for me only 3* when compared to other Zepp...
A legendary debut LP from a band that could have remained as The New Yardbird. The overall sound of the LP is blues rock. Read more
Published 10 months ago by Mr Paul Savory
5.0 out of 5 stars
Replacement for vinyl
I bought for my husband as he likes to listen in the car. He's very happy with it as it completes his collection.
Published 11 months ago by Rosalind Scott-Bates
5.0 out of 5 stars
Fantastic
The best rock band ever, The best rock god the best Led Zep album, arguably, a replacement for a long lost and well loved original
Published 11 months ago by Kate
5.0 out of 5 stars
A brilliant album.
The first album from the Gods of Rock. A blend of Blues, Rock and accoustic, revealing influences of every kind. Craftsmanship and creativity in spades! Read more
Published 11 months ago by BankofDad
5.0 out of 5 stars
brilliant
It all takes me back to my youth and fantastic memories. Led Zeppelin are timeless and without anyone to compare.
Published 13 months ago by GARY RICHARDSON
5.0 out of 5 stars
Led Zeppelin
Classic rock music, wakes you up if you are sleepy, makes me feel sentimental about the 70's, good music for anyone
Published 14 months ago by hunny1954
5.0 out of 5 stars
great
fantastic album, a classic. a must have for any rock fan. Jimmy paige and whole band are legend, 5 stars
Published 14 months ago by Rob Minnis
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