Saw “Becoming Led Zeppelin” today…

[SnidelyWhiplash]

If anyone wants to see and hear some awesome music go see Becoming Led Zeppelin. It was an excellent documentary about the group from its beginnings through the early '70s. It pretty much leaves out the ugly things that took place and the death of John Bonham as it concentrates on the music.

My wife considers herself the world's greatest Zeppelin fan and she loved it…she's seen Robert Plant and Jimmy Page perform and together we've seen Robert Plant perform twice.

It's worth the time to see it.

 

[quikdraw67]

Led Zeppelin I and II are awesome albums. Of all the Zep discs, they are my favorites.

 

[petepeterson]

Led Zeppelin I and II are awesome albums. Of all the Zep discs, they are my favorites.

They're my two least favorites, but still pretty awesome.
The more drugs, the better the songs got. For both the band and me.

 

[Bo Rich]

Mighty Led Zeppelin. Zeppelin 1 is a master piece. Really, all Led Zeppelin albums have excellent songs on them if you like hard rock! I really like the bluesy third album, Physical Graffiti is just awesome, and Presents is super cool. The one thing that I admire about Led Zeppelin is that after John died they only played one benefit concerns, and they never toured again. They could of made a boat load of money, but there engine was gone. I guess that they did not feel it was the same. The Rolling Stones just toured with out Charlie, and I could not get excited about seeing them with out him. Of course the Who has toured with out Kieth, or John for many years. So, now you might see as my Wife calls them either half a Who, or half a Stone. Still very good, but not the same.

 

[Smoke]

My favorite has always been Houses of the Holy. I think In Through The Out Door is number 2.