Much of that album, 1969’s Led Zeppelin, features the leanest iteration of what became the band’s formula: American blues and British folk played with dizzying guitar solos and cyclones of drum chaos. “Good Times Bad Times” is propelled by Bonham’s rubbery right foot, and the down-stroked railroad chug of “Communication Breakdown

Starting as a recorder-driven acoustic folk ballad, it culminates in its closing minutes as a full-on, much emulated rock classic, with Robert Plant’s vocals and Jimmy Page’s guitar both

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