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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.

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Led Zeppelin Loathed, Loved, Copied, Scrutinized and Glorified

By Sean Murphy / 15 September 2016

For Zeppelin fanatics, Marc Roberty’s book will become an enduring bible of the good times, the bad times and even the boring times.

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Led Zeppelin: In Through the Out Door (Deluxe Edition)

By Andrew Doscas / 22 September 2015

Led Zeppelin's final album proves to have more symbolic value than actual musical value.

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Led Zeppelin: Presence (Deluxe Edition)

By Andrew Doscas / 10 September 2015

Led Zeppelin's most underappreciated album gets the remastered treatment.

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Bonzo Redux

By Andrew Doscas / 7 August 2015

What if John Bonham hadn't died?

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Led Zeppelin – “Brandy and Coke (Trampled Under Foot)” (video)

By Brice Ezell / 31 March 2015

As a tie-in to the recent release of the 40th anniversary edition of Physical Graffiti, Led Zeppelin have released an "interactive video" for "Brandy and Coke", the initial rough mix of the classic "Trampled Under Foot".

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

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

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

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

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

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

No Quarter: The Three Lives of Jimmy Page

Led Zeppelin Loathed, Loved, Copied, Scrutinized and Glorified

Led Zeppelin: In Through the Out Door (Deluxe Edition)

Led Zeppelin: Presence (Deluxe Edition)

Bonzo Redux

Led Zeppelin – “Brandy and Coke (Trampled Under Foot)” (video)

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