Your Favorite Zeppelin album Poll......

[dr.ona]

I know it might be hard to narrow it down but let's take the mighty Zep poll anyways
Here's the choices...

A) Led Zeppelin I

B) Led Zeppelin II

C) Led Zeppelin III

D) Led Zeppelin IV

E) Houses Of The Holy

F) The Song Remains The Same

G) Physical Graffiti

H) Presence

I) In Through The Out Door

J) Coda

This list doesn't include some of the later reissue stuff...just the original releases.
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[;ivlunsdystf]

It's really not fair making us pick just one like this.

[RefD]

[mikehattem]

I like II and III the best but I voted for III. To be honest, the rest of them I don't really like much at all. The first one is good but nowhere near 2 & 3. I can't even listen to 4 anymore and the rest are so hit and miss I don't bother. Probably each of the later ones has 1 or maybe 2 songs I like but that's about it.
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[RefD]

personally, i feel that In Through The Out Door is vastly underrated...so much so that i almost chose it over I.
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[lobstman]

I is pretty great, but I had to vote for Physical Graffitti. That was the album that hipped me to the idea of studio production when I was a kid. Before that I never really thought about how records were made, but listening to that one made me realize that there was a lot more to creating sound than just four guys in a room playing.
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[kayagum]

The acoustic side of Led Zeppelin III is probably one of the best album sides of all time. Period.
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[mjau]

Zep III for me. Listened to my Mom's vinyl copy of it as a wee lad. Fond memories.
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[mjau]

Zep III for me. Listened to my Mom's vinyl copy of it as a wee lad. Fond memories.
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[LVC_Jeff]

IV. It has When the Levee Breaks. I dun care if that drum sound ruined music or whatever it is people hate about that song. It rocks my face off every time I hear it. Each time it comes on it's like I'm hearing it for the first time. Woot.
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[Jeff White]

I've been a Led Zep III fan since 1986, when I used to spin my friend's dad's original vinyl of it all summer long. Side 2 is the reason why I play guitar.

Jeff
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[GooberNumber9]

Even though I didn't vote for it, I'm not surprised that III is doing so well. That's the one that many were disappointed by when it was released, because it was a departure from I and II.

"Heartbreaker" (from II) is the reason why I play guitar. And yes, Stairway was the first song I ever learned on guitar.

Todd Wilcox

[Smitty]

II. rocked my dad's vinyl copy as a kid. i suppose this is also where I admit that "Lemon Song" is my favorite Led Zep song ever.
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[digitaldrummer]

dammit! all of them! but I picked Houses of the Holy c'ause its got The Crunge.
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