*deletes Thank You*

*deletes Robert Plant*

>>71904154
That's the best song in the album you faggot ass

>>71904203
You mean Bring It On Home

>>71904203
it ruins the whole flow of the album. the rest of the album is god tier hard rock. this sappy song is so out of place

moby cried to this song. source: his instagram

>>71904154
>>71904750
*deletes Moby Dick*

>>71904827
This post is going to go underrated.

>>71904241
KInda see your point but I still like thank you, it is kinda out of place but it's still a good song.

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>>71904154

>>71904154
*deletes the hard rock genre as whole

>>71904827

Agreed. Drum solos are fucking awful.

>>71904827
It's a shame of the best riffs written by Page is wastes in a drum solo track

>>71906070
*is wasted

>>71905761
kys

>>71906070
>written by Page
lol

>>71907051
FUCKING KILL YOURSELF RETARD

YOU'RE NOT FUNNY OR ORIGINAL, JUST A RETARD

>>71907065
lol

>>71907071
>lol
lol

>>71905915
Normally I agree, but in the case of Moby Dick and Rat Salad I let it slide.

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Led Zeppelin II [Atlantic, 1969]

The best of the wah-wah mannerist groups--so dirty they drool on demand. It's true that all the songs sound the same, but nobody ever held that against Little Richard. Then again, Robert Plant isn't Little Richard. B.

>>71904154
Why (with the exception of IV) the S/T albums so forgettable?

>>71907783
forgettable isnt a criticism

and 1 and 2 > 4

>>71907783
First one was just covers, second generic blues rock since Zeppelin hadn't found a distinct sound yet, third is more experimental, but lacks memorable songs. LZ IV is where they hit it on all cylinders.

>>71907806
>implying anything on 1 and 2 compare to Black Dog, Rock and Roll, Going to California or When the Levee Breaks

>>71907806
4 is obviously their masterpiece. Don't let the fact that those songs are overplayed to hell on the radio distract you from their quality.

>>71908068
I prefer Houses of the Holy and Physical Graffiti, personally.

>>71908095
I do too but I'm referring to critical consensus. I'm sure the band themselves would say 4 is their best.

>>71904241
also it sounds like the retarded little brother of a rod stewart panty-moistening song
OP is completely right and it's trash
>>71907819
when the levee breaks is a 3 minute idea that goes on for 8 minutes, rock and roll is no better than heartbreaker, black dog and whole lotta love are close siblings, and you're overlooking what is and what should never be

>>71907819
>he hasn't realized Whole Lotta Love, Heartbreaker and Ramble On are their best songs

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*deletes I Can't Quit You Baby*

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>>71908149
>not No Quarter, Achilles Last Stand, and Ten Years Gone

>>71908124
>when the levee breaks is a 3 minute idea that goes on for 8 minutes

So just like every St. Anger song.

>>71907819
>Dazed and Confused
>Heartbreaker

>>71908171
b-but I like St. Anger

>>71908149
gollum tho

>>71908124
>black dog and whole lotta love are close siblings

Eh? Black Dog is more like The Lemon Song 2.0.

Out on the Tiles is underrated tbqh

>>71908243
Forgot the Lemon Song existed. Man, Zeppelin have so many legendary guitar riffs. Probably the most.

And then they did the same song a third time with Custard Pie.

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>>71907819
>Black Dog

>>71904827
kek

>>71908288
I love Custard Pie. Fantastic groove on there.

The drums on PG are jacked up way too high, it almost hurts your head to listen to.

>>71910014
It's a fun album if you have a subwoofer.

>>71904827
Shit plays in the radio at work. Wow i love hearing a drum solo at work while id rather be hearing literally anything else

>>71907808
>Led Zeppelin II
>generic

topfuckingkek

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Daily reminder that Physical Graffiti would commonly be regarded as the greatest hard rock album of all time if they only released it as single album with the songs they recorded in 1974-1975 and left off all the old tracks.

i.e.

1. Custard Pie
2. In My Time of Dying
3. Trampled Under Foot
4. Kashmir
5. The Wanton Song
6. In The Light
7. Ten Years Gone
8. Sick Again

>>71911948
You can tell the new songs written for this album were of a piece and much more groove-oriented than their earlier efforts.

I guess they put on those country/folk tracks to have some variance because one reason they were criticized in the beginning was LZ II just having a bunch of rock songs with no range.

>>71911948
I'd def put The Rover on there as well, but yes, it's a mind blowingly good album

>>71907065
Go cry to someone who cares