Led Zeppelin hardly lived up to their name in the 1970s. A string of hit albums had them riding high as the biggest band in western music. Even shifting gears dramatically on 1973’s Houses of ...

On Houses of the Holy, Zeppelin allowed itself a few laughs. One came in the James Brown tribute, “The Crunge”; another came on “D’yer Mak’er.” But the band set aside blues rock ...

Led Zeppelin kicked off their fifth album with a track called "The Song Remains the Same." But that was a lie. Released on March 28, 1973, Houses of the Holy was anything but the same as its ...

'Houses Of The Holy' by Led Zeppelin is one of their greatest works; and to many fans, their ultimate album. ... 3 Bands You Want To Reunite but Probably Never Will. May 25, 2025 6:00 am.

Houses of the Holy: Zeppelin Reissues Conclude Year-long reissue campaign ranges over the hills and far away By Raoul Hernandez, 4:20PM, Fri. Aug. 14, 2015 ...

From 1973 album “Houses Of The Holy” Like many musicians, Zeppelin drew inspiration from James Brown. On “The Crunge,” from the band’s most eclectic album, “House Of The Holy,” they ...

The band honored the British hard rockers with a raw, distorted version of the Led Zeppelin II favorite. Grohl is relentless on the drums, and Kurt Cobain keeps things tight without veering too ...

The cardboard sleeve of the 1973 album Houses of the Holy was only estimated to sell for between £1,200 and £1,800. Items signed by all band members are rare, due to drummer John Bonham's 1980 ...

Like many musicians, Zeppelin drew inspiration from James Brown. On “The Crunge,” from the band’s most eclectic album, “House Of The Holy,” they try on Brown-style funk. And they wear it ...