Led Zeppelin’s Thank You, released in 1969 on Led Zeppelin II, is being considered as one of rock’s sweetest love songs for ...

From raw blues to epic rock grandeur, we rank every Led Zeppelin album—studio mastery, iconic riffs, and hidden gems included. Here's how the legends stack up ...

At the height of Led Zeppelin’s fame in 1975, Robert Plant called himself a “golden god,” a phrase he delivered with his tongue firmly in cheek. In the nearly 50 years since he uttered those words, ...

Once dismissed for its acoustic sound, Led Zeppelin III has become a fan-favorite masterpiece that reveals the band’s most ...

Back in 1969, rock outfit Led Zeppelin released their very first self-titled record. The cover of the album is incredibly recognizable and features the Hindenburg exploding in the sky. In a way, there ...

According to the readers of both Total Guitar and Guitar World, Led Zeppelin's 1969 track "Whole Lotta Love" has the greatest guitar riff of all time. The riff beat others like "Crazy Train" by Ozzy ...

Led Zeppelin’s September 4, 1970 concert at the LA Forum is one of the group’s most famous concerts, thanks to the Live on Blueberry Hill LP that is widely credited as one of the first rock bootlegs.

A choirmaster, organist and expert in many archaic music styles, John Paul Jones also happened to play bass guitar in the ...

Even though Robert Plant performs a few of Led Zeppelin's old songs at his solo concerts, the singer recently told Mojo why he won't sing many of the band's biggest "hits." "What were the hits?" he ...