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Led Zeppelin IV (Rock of Ages)
Led Zeppelin IV, often called heavy metal's greatest album, kicks off an exciting new series that takes a fresh, in-depth look at some of the greatest works from the most influential artists of the rock era. Fans may know the songs, but wait until they hear the stories behind them!
The music contained in Led Zeppelin IV is part of the soundtrack to a generation. Releas...more
Hardcover, 160 pages
Published
November 28th 2006
by Rodale Books
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Published by Rodale, otherwise known for health/nutrition books, this is an odd tome, printed as it is on mass-market stock between hard covers in a pocket-book size. The author does a good job of culling quotes from interviews spread throughout an impressively obscure bibliography, and he never strays far from his focus of what it was like to write and record, and be inspired. This a mature take on what is so often derided by 'high art' critics as meaningless entertainment for the id.
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This is a synopsis of Led Zeppelin. It is well crafted and a quick interesting read. I did not know about how the albums came together and the feeling behind their making. I have a better sense of the process now and a deeper appreciation for the spirit behind it.
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