Review of Led Zeppelin III

[@markorchard2272]

Been to Bron Yr Aur (Brorrn Uh-rr Eye-rr) several times. An incredibly atmospheric place. Great review as always.... renewed my passion for I/ii/iii!! Bedankt.

[@top5records796]

That is awesome! What is it these days?

[@markorchard2272]

I think it’s still a privately owned house. But I haven’t been there since 2001.

[@JWD1992]

I have always loved Zep III. I remember my high school friend who otherwise loved Zeppelin did not care for it much because of all the acoustic tracks. He would be like, "That's why they had to write 'Rock & Roll' for the next album! They had to show they still could rock!" But I loved the acoustic numbers right away. This is the album that showed how Zep were much more than just a heavy blues rock group. If I recall correctly, Jimmy Page plays on Roy Harper's Stormcock album. That's a cool one. I remember just assuming Roy Harper was an American blues musician from the 20s when I was younger, haha.

[@top5records796]

Stormcock is a really good album! It deserves more credit!

[@markmclaren7577]

The difficult 3rd album in a nutshell

[@top5records796]

Wait till the get to the Impossible 4th!

[@nicolasflamel2905]

Page and Plante werent satanist. Thry were both into mysricism and they were into Crowley, bu they werent satanist

[@charlesgund4812]

You have a very dramatic voice 😂

[@top5records796]

I do!