Between their 1968 formation and the death of drummer John Bonham in 1980, legendary British rock band Led Zeppelin released eight studio albums that singlehandedly set the standard for 1970s hard rock with an epochal blend of heavy, blues-drenched guitar riffs and delicate, mystical folk balladry. Greatly expanding upon the previously released INSIDE LED ZEPPELIN: 1968-1972 to include the band`s entire career, this insightful documentary presents a critical review of Led Zeppelin`s complete musical output--in album, film, and concert form--through behind-the-scenes footage, interviews with rock critics and musicians, and live performance clips that include a little-seen cover of Eddie Cochrane`s
Let`s Have a Party.
An accompanying booklet offers a song-by-song analysis of every studio album alongside rare archival photographs.
