Led Zeppelin: Good Times, Bad Times - The Ultimate Collection DVD

This ambitious documentary examines the career of the rock band Led Zeppelin utilizing a number of interviews from the group's four members - Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Paul Johns, and John Bonham - that were given while the band was in the midst of a 1977 world tour. Contributors include Zeppelin insiders in the shape of publicist B.P. Fallon and bodyguard Michael Francis, along with newly released archive interviews with the band, recorded during the 1977 US tour. The book includes a complete history of Led Zeppelin in the words of the band and its critics, and features a track-by- track analysis of every Zeppelin recording ever released. This is the essential companion for every Led Zeppelin fan on the planet.

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