While creating their 1972 album 'Physical Graffiti', Led Zeppelin recorded a B-side in the garden of fellow rocker and ...

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The identity of the iconic "Stick Man" from Led Zeppelin's IV album cover has been revealed after more than fifty years.

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We take a look at the "phoenix" Led Zeppelin album that Robert Plant had to sing from a wheelchair in the fall of 1975.

Led Zeppelin only released eight albums in their time together (nine if you count Physical Graffiti as two, and 10 if you count the odds-and-sods Coda, which you really shouldn't). They jam-packed a ...

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Led Zeppelin legend Robert Plant used to pretend to be ill so he could sneak off and watch Wolverhampton Wanderers.

In the Village Voice's "My Favorite Album" section, James Christian of House of Lords talks about Led Zeppelin's soaring first album.