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IN THIS ISSUE
- The
Long Shadow of Led Zeppelin
Savaged by critics, adored by fans, the biggest band of the Seventies took sex, drugs and rock & roll to epic heights before collapsing under the weight of its own heaviness. By MIKAL GILMORE
- At
War With the Mystics
The relationship between Led Zeppelin and Rolling Stone was no lovefest
- Zep
Eternal
Thirty-seven years after Led Zeppelin's debut, their albums continue to sell in the millions, while their music inspires everyone from Aussie metalheads to Nashville punks
PHOTOS
- Led
Zeppelin Gallery
Check out vintage live photos and Rolling Stone covers of the band.
CLASSIC ALBUM REVIEWS
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Led Zeppelin II (December 13th, 1969)
By JOHN MENDELSOHN
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Led Zeppelin III (November 26th, 1970)
By LESTER BANGS
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Led Zeppelin IV (December 23rd, 1971)
By LENNY KAYE
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Houses of the Holy (August 21st, 1973)
By GAVIN EDWARDS
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Physical Graffiti (March 27th, 1975)
By JIM MILLER
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Presence (May 20th, 1976)
By STEPHEN DAVIS
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In Through the Out Door (October 18th, 1979)
By CHARLES M. YOUNG
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Coda (January 20th, 1983)
By KURT LODER
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How the West Was Won (May 21st, 2003)
By GREG KOT
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