There are lots of mystical and moving metaphors to be found in Led Zeppelin songs, but when Robert Plant sang about coming ...

For Led Zeppelin, the music tended to be more important than the lyrics. Need proof? Only one album came with a lyric sheet. At the same time, Zep’s tunes would have been supremely boring ...

There was one song that came very close to not even making the 'Physical Graffiti' track list. Robert Plant shares how he had to fight for it to be included ...

Plant’s timeless lyrics fit perfectly with the Eastern music vibe. All four Led Zeppelin members came together to create an all-time classic song. Yet Plant admitted writing the lyrics was one ...

Led Zeppelin is one of the most well-known rock bands in history. Their music brings together strong sounds and meaningful lyrics to create songs that people continue to enjoy across generations.

Led Zeppelin, formed in London in 1968, is a legendary British rock group featuring Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, and John Bonham. Their music blends powerful guitar riffs with blues and ...

35. "How Many More Times," Led Zeppelin (1969) One of the band's earliest songs and one with a sketchy history, seeing that it incorporates lyrics, refrains, and even a slightly tweaked title ...

Led Zeppelin is known for timeless, titanic songs like “Kashmir,” “Whole ... the band explodes into hippie boogie. Plant’s lyrics are clever and diaphanous, allowing listeners to slide ...

The onset of the onslaught that is the Led Zeppelin song, “Kashmir ... moments,” Plant said of the lyrical meaning. The lyrics themselves highlight time travel, celestial bodies and ...