The Tragedy That Made Robert Plant Consider a Different Career: “The Clamor of Joy of Kids, Doesn’t Hurt at All”
On This Day in 1969, Led Zeppelin Released One of the Greatest Rock Albums of All Time and “Inspired Many Inferior Groups To Imitate Their Style”
On This Day in 1971, Led Zeppelin Marked 100 Weeks on the Charts With Their First No. 1 Album—Dethroning a Beatles Classic (Not Once, but Twice)
On This Day in 1973, Led Zeppelin Released a Divisive Reggae Track That Was Born From a Rehearsal Jam (And a Wife Joke)
On This Day in 1979, Led Zeppelin Scored Their Fourth Consecutive No. 1 with Their Most Experimental Album
