Album Rating: 4.5
Honestly, albums like Presence and In Through the Outdoor served a greater purpose than any of their classic ones. To many fans, Zeppelin had abandoned what was so great about them. But in reality, they were far better musicians becuase of it. While I'm not stating that being a better musician is paramount to great songwriting, I also feel that had Zeppelin tried to re-create previous acheivements they would have failed miserably. Times change, I guess.This Message Edited On 07.12.06
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Album Rating: 3.0
Say it Ain't So, Jimbo
Say it Ain''t So
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Album Rating: 5.0
That's true Bron, but even if they would have failed miserably doing that, it doesn't mean that those albums were necessarily good. There's more than one way to suck. (neither truly sucked, but they're definitely the closest Zep got to it, and In Through the Out Door was definitely no Led Zeppelin III)
So really, regardless of their reasons for putting out albums like that, they would probably never have regained the high quality of their early 70s material.
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
I do not understand the filler talk. The only so-so song on the album is the last track. The best tracks are more towards the end for me. Tangerine, Gallows, and Bron are some of the best stuff Zeppelin every did.
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Album Rating: 4.5
this album IS truely awesome but still not as good as Zofo/Zep 4
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Its "Zoso" but I agree its not nearly as good as IV.
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Album Rating: 4.5
ZOSO is better but III is still better than anything after Physical Graffiti. Celebration Day has so much energy.
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Album Rating: 4.5
I like III better than Untitled.This Message Edited On 08.01.06
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I like Kashmire... and taht's it by this band. Period. And taht's not even on this album.
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Album Rating: 4.0
I like this album bit out of Led Zepplin I, II, this and IV, its the weaker of the four. In comarison to anything else out there its a fantastic album but not my fav Led Zep.
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Ther are a few really great tracks on this album (Celebration day, Since i've been loving you, friends, tangerine) but thats really as far as it goes, I have never really seen the appeal of "Immigrant song" what is it that people find so epic about it?
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Album Rating: 4.5
"On a side-note, I?ve always found a certain System of a Down number to sound oddly similar to the string arrangement provided by Jonesy. " Thank god I'm not the only person that noticed that! I pointed that out to my friend the other day I played them at the same time and they are very similar... too similar... plageurism bad... boom same riff as friends... .... .... AND IT WAS JUST THE FIRST TIME AND YOU KNEW YOU WOULD!!!!!!!!!!
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i like ya review my friend.... i was suprised with your enthusiasm RE. Bron Yr-Aur Stomp... but i agree with you and you backed that up... Freebird is a monster... but it wears thin... most people bag Hats Off... i like it however... thats my opinion anyway...
check my reviews out ... Astral Weeks, DSOTM
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This is a great review. Nice job.
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This is just an album that you can't live without. The definite Led Zeppelin CD in their catalog.
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Album Rating: 4.0
The first four of the albums i think deserve 5's, but a 4.5 suits this one better, IMO.
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Album Rating: 5.0
I've decided to change my rating to a 'Classic' because Zeppelin is my favorite band and this is definitely my favorite album with so many great tracks like "Since I've Been Loving You," "Tangerine," and "Immigrant Song." Zeppelin the Third is a huge recommendation from me... In Through the Out Door is a huge 'no-no' from me. 
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gallows pole.
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Album Rating: 3.5
tangerine
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Album Rating: 4.0
Since I've Been Loving You is as good as blues epics get.
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