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Between the Grooves of Led Zeppelin’s ‘Houses of the Holy’ (1973)

By Brice Ezell / 12 February 2021

Between the Grooves celebrates Led Zeppelin’s Houses of the Holy by examining how the band were at their best on the underrated post-Zoso masterwork.

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Between the Grooves: Led Zeppelin – ‘Led Zeppelin IV’

By AJ Ramirez / 16 November 2020

Between the Grooves examines Led Zeppelin's awe-inspiring fourth LP. Nowhere is the band's carefully balanced blend of eardrum-bursting heavy rock and delicate folk strains better realized than on Led Zeppelin IV.

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‘The Song Remains the Same’ Remains an Essential Led Zeppelin Listen

By Jordan Blum / 12 September 2018

Decades later, Led Zeppelin's The Song Remains the Same is still beguiling and definitive, and it sounds better than ever with this Rhino remaster.

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‘How the West Was Won’ Captures Led Zeppelin at Their Magical Peak

By William Nesbitt / 2 April 2018

If the Valkyries deliver you to Valhalla, these are the songs the gods will sing inside.

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‘No Quarter’ Neither Galvanises Nor Destroys Jimmy Page’s Mythic Persona

By Fred McNamara / 29 March 2017

Jimmy Page's mythic reputation is preserved with grace and pathos in Martin Power's biography.

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The Strength of “Anatomy of a Song” Is Found in Its diverse and Impressive Group of Interviewees

By Jessy Krupa / 8 November 2016

A self-described “oral history jukebox” gives behind-the-scenes details about popular songs and the historical circumstances that shaped pop culture as we know it.

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No Quarter: The Three Lives of Jimmy Page

By PopMatters Staff / 4 November 2016

In this excerpt of Martin Power's biography, Jimmy Page learns guitar, thanks to the skiffle, and makes his first television appearance as a young teen.