Led Zeppelin

‘Black Dog,’ one of Led Zeppelin's most iconic tracks, stands as a testament to the band's innovative approach to rock music. Released as the opening track on their fourth studio album, commonly known as ‘Led Zeppelin IV,’ the song exemplifies the band's skillful blend of blues, hard rock, and intricate musicianship. The origins and inspiration behind ‘Black Dog’ are deeply rooted in the band's influences and their creative process, weaving together elements of blues tradition, personal experience, and the band's collaborative synergy.

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A video of Led Zeppelin's 1970 gig at Los Angeles' Inglewood Forum has been restored and shared online. A rare video from one of the band's most famous performances, which took place at New York City's Madison Square Garden in 1970, was discovered and posted on the internet earlier this year. Now, another footage has been added. The recording of the band’s performance in Los Angeles on 4th September, 1970 has been available as an audio bootleg under the name ‘On Blueberry Hill’ for many years. Due to the limitations of his recording equipment at the time, a fan, Eddie Vincent has finally put together an 8mm video footage and audio of the performance.

The long-drawn legal battle over Led Zeppelin's 'Stairway To Heaven' is finally concluded! A Supreme court ruled in favour, find out more.