Below are my picks for the 10 underrated Led Zeppelin songs. For this list, we’re sticking to one song each from the band’s eight studio albums, 1976 concert release “The Song Remains The Same,” and “Coda,” the 1982 outtakes collection released in the wake of Bonham’s 1980 passing.

There should be a democratic process to every album, but Robert Plant was never afraid to talk about the less-involved pieces of his discography.

They marked the moment when vast numbers of people, for the very first time, experienced rock ‘n’ roll as a kind of reckless orgy of the self.

Led Zeppelin is one of the onlly acts to fgll multiple spots on the U.K.'s rock albums chart and push all their current wins upward, joining My Chemical Romance in the feat.

While Led Zeppelin have had many different incarnations over the years, Robert Plant knew that some songs did a better job at showcasing all their strengths.

A thoroughly researched documentary blessed by control freaks who still can’t, or won’t, wrestle with the less flattering parts of the band’s history.