It was a time of upheaval and tragedy, yet Coda, In Through The Out Door and Presence showcase some of Led Zeppelin’s most ...

B ecoming 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’) blaring over a ...

Led Zeppelin may have been blues aficionados, but Robert Plant didn't feel the music in his soul until later on. Read more ...

From anonymous sixties session men to globe-straddling seventies rock goliaths - the albums that soundtracked Led Zeppelin's ...

A serious car accident saw Plant record vocals for 1976’s Presence ... back to the good times, to the beginning: when it started, when it was a joy.” Recommended How Jimmy Page put Led ...

A palm reader, a trendy church Vicar and Shirley Bassey are part of the unlikely story of how Led Zeppelin formed and ... but it would be confiscated and given back at the end of the day." ...

Soon, he’d corralled a new Yardbirds (they’d soon ditch that name in favour of “Led Zeppelin”) with fellow ... Plant record vocals for 1976’s Presence from a wheelchair, while his ...

“The Led Zeppelin story ends in tragedy,” says McGourty, “and it’s difficult for Robert to talk about it. He lost John, his best friend – why would he want to revisit that? But we took them back to ...