Photo credit: Shane Campbell It’s like someone took a giant cookie cutter to the Ohio landscape and said ... It’s like a stairway to heaven, minus the Led Zeppelin soundtrack. Photo credit: Charles ...

The new documentary Becoming Led Zeppelin charts the origins and early days of the influential rock & roll band through new interviews with surviving members Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, and John Paul ...

The movie ends suddenly and tantalizingly shortly after the release of Led Zeppelin II, climaxing with the triumphant moment of the band's Jan. 9, 1970, homecoming show at London's Royal Albert Hall.

R obert Plant never thought a documentary about Led Zeppelin would be possible. Not, say, for reasons of vanity or hesitancy to discuss the past, as he indulged this very outlet t ...

As they undertake successive US tours, recording Led Zeppelin II on the hoof, Plant aptly marvels at how they showed “no fatigue, just power and energy”, but we learn also of the testing human side, ...

Naturally, it’s frustrating that the action stops after detailing the creation of second album Led Zeppelin II and opening track ‘Whole Lotta Love’, but the film delivers what is advertised.

As a kid, I’m like 17-18. What an experience to be part of that! The film stops at the making of the album Led Zeppelin II. Could you see another doc down the line? I want to see how this does ...

They didn’t do TV. They didn’t do promo. For the Led Zeppelin II album, I counted seven or eight interviews – and this was the biggest band in the world! “Just like [the 1920s folk and ...

Here’s your evidence. Recorded in fragments of time chipped out of the hectic touring schedule their debut album’s success demanded, Led Zeppelin II was a wonderfully haphazard alchemic ...

Becoming Led Zeppelin', the first documentary the surviving members of the band have ever participated in, is now playing in IMAX Sony Pictures Led Zeppelin fans are treated to newly unearthed ...

back to the ranking as One More Time... Part-2 debuts. Just two bands own even more spaces than Led Zeppelin, Green Day, and the others. Nirvana claims just one more smash, while Linkin Park ...

In its way, the rise of Led Zeppelin was just as inexorable as the above-mentioned artists’: They formed in August of 1968 and less than 18 months later, their second album had replaced the ...