While the debut album by Led Zeppelin represented a strong start for the band, it was Led Zeppelin II that established Zep as a commercial juggernaut. After its late ’69 release, the album knocked The ...

Jimmy Page added his famous “Heartbreaker” solo as an “afterthought,” recording it separately after Led Zeppelin had finished ...

In 1969, Led Zeppelin's second album featured plenty of rock radio-ready tracks, but one song never made it past the DJs—because Jimmy Page reportedly refused to play it live. The song was "Living ...

Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page hates “Living Loving Maid (She’s Just a Woman).” The Led Zeppelin II track seamlessly flows from the excellent “Heartbreaker,” which led radio DJs to keep the needle ...

John Bargh, 62, is a psychology professor at Yale University and the author of “Before You Know It: The Unconscious Reasons We Do What We Do” (Touchstone). He spoke with Marc Myers. I was in charge of ...

El 22 de octubre de 1969 se lanzó el segundo álbum de Led Zeppelin, consagrando algunos de los riffs más inconfundibles de la ...