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Led Zeppelin remains an iconic force in rock music, their influence resonating across generations. Known for their electrifying sound and legendary live performances, they have carved out a unique ...

Originally written by Jake Holmes in 1967, Led Zeppelin made this track a hit two years later on their self-titled 1969 LP. The song just somehow fits the end of the 1960s. Everyone was dazed and ...