Few bands have shaped the image of the rock star as much as Led Zeppelin. Groupies, drugs, occultism, incredibly large shows in big venues, touring with their own luxury jet, legendary guitar solos, and tragic deaths – in just eleven short years, the British hard rockers changed the face of rock music forever. Above all, they left behind a remarkable body of work consisting of nine legendary studio albums that are still revered, dissected, discussed, and especially loved by rock fans today. In 1968, Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, and John Bonham played their first gigs – more than enough reason to look back after fifty years and take a closer look at the music of the four Brits. Canadian rock critic Martin Popoff has taken on each of the 81 Zeppelin songs and portrayed them in stunning detail on each double page.