Led Zeppelin II

But how could you have a classic rock experience? top 29 list without Led Zeppelin.

And I was blown away with Led Zeppelin 1 and Led Zeppelin 2.

And I got to Led Zeppelin 3, and it's different.

And at first, you know, it scored an 18, which is not bad, but it wasn't Zeppelin 1 or 2.

Yeah, which reminded me of, well, the track,

which is Led Zeppelin II, I think.

It is.

I don't...

Sometimes that can come out great.

Led Zeppelin 2 was recorded like that.

Jackson Brown's Running on Empty was literally recorded sometimes on the road on a bus.

So you've got that chaos going on.

Here, this is Cowboys from Hell.

Here, this is Led Zeppelin 2.

I had all kinds of influence and all kinds of like, because I was curious a lot about when I was young, before I even played music, music was I was curious about music.

I was like, how do you get these sounds? How do you define these genres? And I had an older brother who's like an encyclopedia and kind of like Jack Black in School of Rock where he like went on that whole tangent and I broke down all the, my big brother was like that for me.

Mark? You know what? Just because of much like Tommy's last pick, I think being the same age, And you're right, Tommy, that is a perfect record.

There's not an ounce of fat on that record, but you're also right in the fact that it ain't physical graffiti, it ain't presence, it ain't Zeppelin II.

It certainly had a pop sheen to it.

And what I mean by that, not that they were pop songs per se, but that was a very radio-friendly album, right? And to this day, it's still a classic rock masterpiece.

So that would have been like 1976.

You know, it was pretty funny because like we'd be going, you know, Led Zeppelin 2, Little Almond Brothers.

And then we put on this album, Swiss Movement, Les McCann and Eddie Harris.

Somehow we had enough taste to realize how amazing it is.

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This date, 1969, Murph tells us Led Zeppelin released their album Led Zeppelin II.

He picked a whole lot of love from that album.

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That couldn't have been a Grand Funk album, could it have been? It was a Led Zeppelin album, I think.

So if anybody remembers that.

Now this Led Zeppelin II is from 1969, this date.

And it was released that time.