Led Zeppelin, Master Blasters
Becoming Led Zeppelin film review — rockumentary sidesteps scandal to honour master-musicianship
According to the British Board of Film Classification, the rockumentary Becoming Led Zeppelin contains “brief moderate violence” and “drug references”. How can this be? A glance at John Bonham’s index entry in the book Hammer of the Gods — “heroin use”,
Led Zeppelin IV. Now considered one of the greatest songs of all time, the eight-minute masterpiece has been cemented in rock history. But a more negative attitude towards the song was around at ...
Led Zeppelin IV was a huge album. Just about every track is regarded as a classic, and when you have songs like “Stairway to Heaven,” “Black Dog” and “Rock N Roll” to compete with ...
Becoming Led Zeppelin starts as a lot of rockumentaries do – with one of the band’s most recognisable riffs (guitarist Jimmy Page’s 1969 skull-rattler from ‘Good Times Bad Times ...
Their untitled fourth album, commonly known as Led Zeppelin IV from 1971 is one of the best-selling albums in history, with 37 million copies sold. But the band's formation was much more humble ...
Led Zeppelin, if you take in the full measure of their annihilating sunburst grandeur, are a very hard band to categorize. They’re usually thought of as the gods of metal, and few would deny tha ...
Rock legends Led Zeppelin initially performed under a different name – and even released some hits. Although not as widely remembered as the songwriting duo of Robert Plant and Jimmy Page ...
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