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Poll Question: Which is the best led zeppelin album?
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    Posted: August 30 2006 at 11:33
Houses of the Holy
 
No Quarter, The Rain Song are two of the best songs ever written
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Houses Of the Holy, because No Quarter is my most favourite LZ's song.
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Originally posted by cowbell1 cowbell1 wrote:

I find LZ over rated.
 
 
wow... how wierd... never thought i would hear that.
I am still amazed by the cold reviews they got when they
first gave out their albums in the sixties and seventies...
 
they are simply the greatest band in history, period.
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III, because of  tracks 6-10 OMG thats and Orgasm in a record Sleeve
Soon, Oh soon the light
Pass within and soothe this
endless night

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My three favorites:
1. House of the Holy
2. Zep 1
3. Zep 4


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Presence is my favorite.  The epic Achilles Last Stand is just awe inspiring.
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Originally posted by erik neuteboom erik neuteboom wrote:

Lvie And Thunderous by Thin Lizzy

Live and Dangerous, it is called.

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There is a new DVD serie of Essential Rock Albums Of All Time featuring Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd, Lvie And Thunderous by Thin Lizzy, Ziggy Zardust by Bowie, Made In Japan by Deep Purple, Paranoid by Black Sabbath and .... IV by Led Zeppelin with many interesting stories, live footage and a great analysis of Stairway To heaven, highly recommended Thumbs Up 
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Well i have to vote to both Phisycall and IV (untitled). They are a masterpieces of hard rock prog

then III with a bit prog folk spirit
 
Come on people!  support campaign Led Zep to PA Clap i've got a topic related too
 
 
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I can't decide. I 'm between II and IV but Physical Graffity is a magnificent work too :x

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I choose IV because the first time I listened to Stairway to Heaven, and especially from the moment where the all - time - classic solo crashed down and was followed by the dynamic part after it, I couldn't move my hands or my feet, my breath was taken and I was standing still waiting my soul to return to my body from heavens. That exact moment I had seen the light. And then I heard When the Levee Breaks...
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All great albums (who voted for Coda though?) but I have to vote for II, mainly for sentimental reasons as it was one of the first rock albums I ever heard, but it does have Whole Lotta Love, Thank You, Heartbreaker, Ramble On etc etc. All the Zep albums are of tremendous high quality - their first duff track imo was "Hots on for nowhere" on "Prescence". I can't think of any other band who have such high quality throughout their catalogue (not even The Beatles).
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Me, being a Led Zeppelin fanboy, love all of there albums but my favorite personally is Led Zeppelin III. To me it shows the band at there best as songwriters. Some of the most beautiful songs I have ever heard are 'Tangerine' and 'That's the Way'. A sense of fun and humor was also revealed, with a more relaxed approach not found in the other albums.

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It may be a cliche, but Led Zeppelin IV was their finest hour, as Ghost Rider said it is a flawless masterpiece.  Personally I, like many others here, have an affinity for Houses of the Holy as well.  For me PG has a great first disc but the second is a bit weak (despite containing outstanding tracks such as "In the Light" and "Ten Years Gone").
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Houses of the Holy is the LZ album I listen to most. Rain Song, Over the Hills..., Song Remains and so on. Some beautifully arranged acoustic guitar, plenty of keys from JPJ (the most underrated LZ member) and a more subtle Bonham.
 
I've always been disappointed that Pagey never recorded an album of acoustic instruments, like Bron-yr-aur. Wasn't that a take on another guitarist? Renborn, maybe?  
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Its really A hard choice.  I picked Zep II cause it introduced us to the infamous Moby Dick.  I'd put presence second and  Houses third.
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I just love every song on IV, especially The Battle of Evermore, Misty Mountain Hop, Four Sticks and When the Levee Breaks.  Black Dog, Rock'n'Roll and Stairway are classics, just overheard them.
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Points: 24429 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 09 2006 at 11:52
LZ 4 for me - a flawless masterpiece. I also love III, especially the first part, and "Houses of the Holy" - while I think "Physical Graffiti" contains a bit too much filler for comfort.
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LZ IV.

Edited by Bj-1 - August 09 2006 at 11:46
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Points: 43510 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 09 2006 at 11:40
  What a tough choice! They're all very good. Anyway my favourite is the first Led Zeppelin album.
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Physical Graffiti



Edited by Asyte2c00 - July 16 2006 at 20:09
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