Houses of the Holy at #1...my favorite as well by far! In addition to the amazing songs, I'm always drawn to the sounds of this one as audio candy too. One of my favorite sounding records.
1. Houses of the Holy 2. Led Zeppelin (IV) 3. Led Zeppelin III 4. Led Zeppelin II 5. Physical Graffiti 6. Led Zeppelin 7. In Through the Out Door 8. Presence 9. Coda
Thanks for your rankings. Here's mine, minus Coda. 8 Led Zeppelin 7 Presence 6 In Through the Out Door 5 Led Zeppelin 2 4 Led Zeppelin 3 3 Houses of the Holy 2 Led Zeppelin IV 1 Physical Graffiti
Interesting show. I have all Led Zeppelin albums in my collection. My number one is Led Zeppelin IV. When The Levee Breaks has those great drums by John Bonham. I have seen Page and Plant live in 1995 in The Netherlands. Great show.
I always loved In Through The Out Door. Lots of original Zep fans hated it and I can see why, but 'All Of My Love', Hot Dog, and 'Fool in The Rain' are awesome songs. Also on Presence, I really like Candy Store Rock it is a very underrated track. Still, I would have Coda and Presence last.
Led Zep IV is my personal favorite. Despite what most people say, Stairway To Heaven is still an amazing, moving song. ( unlike Hotel California, Dream On or In the AIr Tonight). Now these are overplayed in my opinion. They were an amazing band. They capture the 70's. Thanks for the post.
You made my day bud!!!!! Every other ranking on you tube puts in through the out door eighth! That album has 3 of my favorite songs on it… in the evening,fool in the rain and all of my love! Six is fair! Actually I probably would stick it at 7 ahead of presence.Also usually physical graffiti is one or two. I enjoyed your ranking,very interesting and you have lots of cool energy. Definitely my favorite zep you tube ranking!
Awesome video Scot. Concise and informative. Terrific ranking with solid explanations for each album. Really enjoyed this. For me... 9. Coda 8. Presence 7. In Through the Out Door 6. Led Zeppelin III 5. Led Zeppelin I 4. Physical Graffiti 3. Houses of the Holy 2. Led Zeppelin II 1. Led Zeppelin IV
I think I agree with your picks overall, but I will note that my personal #1 album by Zeppelin has to be "Led Zeppelin III", it's the one I love the most in its entirety. It has my favourite Zeppelin song on it as well, which is "Tangerine" - maybe the most underappreciated song by this band.
@@TheProgCorner Houses has always been the go-to for prog fans but I would also advocate for side 3 of Physical Graffiti with In the Light and Ten Years Gone, my favorite Zep single album side.
Mine: 9. Coda 8. Presence 7. Led Zeppelin III 6. In Through the Out Door 5. Led Zeppelin I 4. Houses of the Holy 3. Led Zeppelin II 2. Physical Graffiti 1. Untitled 4th Album Sometimes, nos. 1 and 2 change places, depending on my mood. They've been flip-flopping in my brain for 45 years....
Nice review of one of my top five artists. Was fortunate to see them in Chicago my senior year in high school. Felt so cool walking the halls in my new Zepplin shirt the next day. Didn't appreciate just how great they were at the time. Fortunately for me my 22 yr old son digs them.
I posted my list before I watched the video. I'm happy to see we share our love for Houses of the Holy. I have one problem with most LZ albums. I don't like the production, the exception being Houses of the Holy. Besides it was the first LZ album I bought, so it also has a sentimental value for me.
Ditto on Houses Of The Holy even I never liked The Crunge. I didn't understand the point of the album cover until I read the Sci-Fi novel Childhood's End. A book that also inspired one of the layers of metaphor in Childlike Faith In Childhoods End by VdGG. I need to catch up on your latest vids. Also missed JP the last couple of weeks. I find led Zeppelin much more progressive and groundbreaking than most recent Prog bands IMO🙂 Stay cool!✌️
8. Zepp 3 7. In through the out door 6. Presence 5. Zepp 2 4. Zepp 1 3. Houses of the holy 2. Zepp 4 1. Physical Graffiti I got some flak for putting 3 at the bottom but it's still pretty great, as there is no bad Zeppelin album.
8. In Through The Out Door 7. Presence 6. Led Zeppelin IV 5. Led Zeppelin 4. Led Zeppelin II 3. Physical Graffiti 2. Houses Of The Holy 1. Led Zeppelin III
Great ranking. LZ is an honorary prog band in my book and they made more great rock music in eight albums that most bands could make in eighty! Physical Graffiti is my favorite and I consider it a near-prog album, with Kashmir being one of the all-time great prog songs, but I also love Houses. And I want to mention the two amazing Page and Plant albums from the 90's, which definitely don't get talked about enough.
For those who haven't read it, I highly recommend Mick Wall's bio of Led Zeppelin, When Giants Walked the Earth. My personal list: 1. Led Zeppelin I 2. Physical Graffiti 3. Led Zeppelin IV 4. Led Zeppelin II 5. Presence 6. Led Zeppelin III 7. Houses of the Holy 8. In Through the Out Door 9. Coda
Wow! I think I agree with everything you said in this video. Zep was and still is my favorite band. On any given day it could shift about but your ranking was sort of the natural pecking order that popped into my head. I too love the progginess of Houses of the Holy. You can get a second perfect prog album by taking In Through the Out Door, removing South Bound Saurez and Hot Dog, and putting In The Light between In The Evening and Fool In The Rain. It sounds like it belongs there and the result is a classic six song 44 minute prog album. Just saying. One of my favorite playlists it is. ;)
So surprised to see your #1. I need to relisten all over again !!. At this moment, mine are 1: Led Zepplin IV 2: Physical Graffiti 3: Led Zepplin II 4: Led Zepplin I 5: Led Zepplin III 6: House of the Holy 7: Presence 8: In Through the Outdoor 9: Coda
The cover of Coda says it all. Physical Graffiti is my favorite. Great mix of songs. Zep III has grown on me. Although I have to say that I've never been a big fan of Immigrant Song. Houses of the Holy is a favorite as well.
1. Physical Graffiti 2. Led Zeppelin 3. Led Zeppelin 4 4. Led Zeppelin 2 5. Led Zeppelin 3 6. Houses Of The Holy 7. Presence 8. In Through The Out Door 9. Coda
When Led Zeppelin I came out it was mind blowing I was a senior in high school (1969) so for me it is and always will be my #1 followed closely by Led Zeppelin II, the rest of their catalog is pretty much in order of release except Led IV @ #3, Led HOTH @4, Led III @#5 and #6 would be Physical Graffiti then the rest are pretty much tied for last. BTW...I wouldn't consider Led Zeppelin prog at all, you hit the nail on the head calling them Blues/Rock, the only prog-ish element was John Bonham's style of drum playing no other drummer I've ever heard played like him and I think he's in MHO the best rock drummer ever.
1. Houses of the holy 2. Physical graffiti 3. Led Zeppelin II 4. Led Zeppelin IV 5. Led Zeppelin III 6. Led Zeppelin 7. In through the out door 8. Presence
Until I bought the Remasters bx set and then the Remasters 2 box set I only ever owned Four Led Zep albums and sold off one of them. The three LPs I still have are Presence, LZ 4 and The Song Remains the Same - which I bought after I saw the film when it first came out but have always until the expanded CD and DVD release a few years ago, wondered why they were adamant at calling it a Soundtrack to the film when Celebration Day wasnt in the film and a few other songs in the film werent on the album - they could have swapped Celebration Day for Black Dog or Over the Hills and Far Away? I also have never been a great fan of the extended Dazed and Confused and prefer the studio version of Stairway (though when I do hear it I cannot not think of the line 'does anybody rememebr laughter') but loved the pairing of The Song Remains the Same and Rain Song and always dug No Quarter. Any how, the one I sold was Physical Graffitti, I always thought that was an excellent single album masquerading as a double and at the time I sold it I needed to raise money for other things - I also sold my Seconds Out and Santana Moonflower albums at the same time - interestingly I have since replaced those two but not PG. So because I never had all the albums as they were released I have to rearrange the songs on the remasters sets to form the albums, and I have to agree that Houses of the Holy is my favourite all round followed by 4 then Presence, LZ2, Physical Graffitti, LZ1, LZ3, Coda, In through the Out door - it has perhaps their worst song to grace an album in Hot Dog - it might have been better if some of the tracks hat ended up on Coda had been on it instead.. LZ 2 as the Greatest Hard Rock album? - could be, though if I had to choose I'd rather listen to Deep Purple In Rock, and to be honest in my personal list of favourites LZ dont make my top 20 - that, however, is my personal opinion and despite it I can hear why they are many people's absolute favourite.
One of my favorite bands and I’m really glad you did this video! My ranking would be: 1. Houses of the Holy 2. Presence 3. Led Zeppelin II 4. Physical Graffiti 5. Led Zeppelin IV 6. Led Zeppelin I 7. In Through The Out Door 8. Led Zeppelin III 9. Coda
@@TheProgCorner I mean, it holds some of their best songs ever: Achilles Last Stand is my favorite LZ song ever, and Nobody’s Fault But Mine is amazing too, also I love Hots On For Nowhere and For Your Life but tbh, Tea For One is kinda boring imo
Led Zeppelin is my favorite band, but I think The Beatles were simply the greatest of all time. The barking dogs at the end of this video scared that crap out of me.🤣 My (unconventional but honest) rankings: 1) [Untitled fourth album] 2) Led Zeppelin III 3) Led Zeppelin 4) Presence 5) Led Zeppelin II 6) Physical Graffiti 7) Houses of the Holy 8) In Through the Out Door 9) Coda
Not being a huge Led Zep fan myself, but it is amazing that your No. 1 is the only disc by Zep that I replaced when CD's came out. I love that disc! I just really don't get into blues rock, which is what Zep is based on. The same with Kansas. I love their proggy tunes, not their bluesy tunes. Plants vocals annoy me just like Geddy Lee of Rush. Both vocals come straight through the nose. I know, that's sacrilege. I also love Achilles Last Stand...what a heavy song!
I strongly disagree on the first album. In my opinion it is the greatest debut album ever. And I always regarded it as kind of semi-prog. Here's my list anyway: 6/6 1. LZ III 2. LZ II 3. LZ I 4. Houses of the Holy 5. LZ IV These are my top five. The order might change tomorrow. They are all explosions of joy. Closest of races. 4/6 6. Physical Grafitti 7. Presence Both too uneven. I always thought PG was a 5, but after listening to it using headphones, I just can't. Too many half hearted and uninteresting songs. 3/6 8. In through the out door Sorry, but I have given it lots of patient trials, but for me this i the orange out of juice. Not a stinker in any way, but by Zeppelin standards this is mediocrity almost all the way. 2/6 9. CO II DA This is for completionists only.
The Coverdale/Page album should be last....lol I dont have much respect for Page. King of the overdub. John Pertrucci is his prince in that regard. Page made a career of shamelessly ripping off blues artists, more egregiously than the Stones. Plant, on the other hand, has done other things. When Bonham died, Zeppelin died. Plant is up there with David Byrne, Peter Gabriel, Mike Patton, in regards to singers who moved on. Unlike Vince Neil...lol Physical Graffiti is their high point in my opinion. Give me the Faces anytime! Great video, Scot.
The best LED ZEP album would be ITTOD if only the fillers were replaced with the 1978 recordings in CODA. (Ozone Baby, Darlene, Wearing and Tearing) So when i listen to ITTOD the tracklist i listen to is: 1)In the Evening 2)Ozone Baby 3)Fool in The Rain 4)Darlene 5)Carouselambra 6)Wearing and Tearing 7)All My Love 8)I'm Gonna Crawl Imo with this tracklist it is the best LED ZEP album.
Houses of the Holy at #1...my favorite as well by far! In addition to the amazing songs, I'm always drawn to the sounds of this one as audio candy too. One of my favorite sounding records.
It does sound amazing.
1. Houses of the Holy
2. Led Zeppelin (IV)
3. Led Zeppelin III
4. Led Zeppelin II
5. Physical Graffiti
6. Led Zeppelin
7. In Through the Out Door
8. Presence
9. Coda
Very nice!!!
Thanks for your rankings. Here's mine, minus Coda.
8 Led Zeppelin
7 Presence
6 In Through the Out Door
5 Led Zeppelin 2
4 Led Zeppelin 3
3 Houses of the Holy
2 Led Zeppelin IV
1 Physical Graffiti
I respect your opinion but 1 in the last spot? It’s in my top 5 atleast
Interesting show. I have all Led Zeppelin albums in my collection. My number one is Led Zeppelin IV. When The Levee Breaks has those great drums by John Bonham. I have seen Page and Plant live in 1995 in The Netherlands. Great show.
Thanks, Harold!!!!!
I always loved In Through The Out Door. Lots of original Zep fans hated it and I can see why, but 'All Of My Love', Hot Dog, and 'Fool in The Rain' are awesome songs. Also on Presence, I really like Candy Store Rock it is a very underrated track. Still, I would have Coda and Presence last.
Led Zep IV is my personal favorite. Despite what most people say, Stairway To Heaven is still an amazing, moving song. ( unlike Hotel California, Dream On or In the AIr Tonight). Now these are overplayed in my opinion. They were an amazing band. They capture the 70's. Thanks for the post.
Build the perfect band in your mind. Now compare that to Led Zeppelin. I bet they look the same!!! They were perfect.
You made my day bud!!!!! Every other ranking on you tube puts in through the out door eighth! That album has 3 of my favorite songs on it… in the evening,fool in the rain and all of my love! Six is fair! Actually I probably would stick it at 7 ahead of presence.Also usually physical graffiti is one or two. I enjoyed your ranking,very interesting and you have lots of cool energy. Definitely my favorite zep you tube ranking!
Thank you!!!! And you’re right: most of the LZ rankings I’ve watched are the same. ❤️👍👍👍❤️🤘🤘🤘
Awesome video Scot. Concise and informative. Terrific ranking with solid explanations for each album. Really enjoyed this.
For me...
9. Coda
8. Presence
7. In Through the Out Door
6. Led Zeppelin III
5. Led Zeppelin I
4. Physical Graffiti
3. Houses of the Holy
2. Led Zeppelin II
1. Led Zeppelin IV
Awesome list.
I think I agree with your picks overall, but I will note that my personal #1 album by Zeppelin has to be "Led Zeppelin III", it's the one I love the most in its entirety. It has my favourite Zeppelin song on it as well, which is "Tangerine" - maybe the most underappreciated song by this band.
Tangerine is an amazing song!!!
9. Coda
8. Presence
7. In Through the Outdoor
6. III
5. Physical Graffiti
4. I
3. II
2. IV
1. Houses of the Holy
Houses Of The Holy!!! Absolutely!!!
Nice Ranking Scot!! I'll Never Forget When 2 Came Out!! Me And A Buddy Sat Down To Listen!!! Scared The Hell Out of Us!!! Something From Outer Space!!
Indeed!!!!!!!
Awesome ranking video Scott. Bottle that enthusiasm and the worlds troubles are gone. Peace and love from the UK
Thank you!!! 👍❤️🤘
This list is 100% accurate. Set it in stone and let the word go forth that all other Zeppelin tier lists are unnecessary. This is objectively correct.
You are, of course, 100% correct!!!
@@TheProgCorner Houses has always been the go-to for prog fans but I would also advocate for side 3 of Physical Graffiti with In the Light and Ten Years Gone, my favorite Zep single album side.
My number one is and always will be Physical Graffiti. Next is probably Led Zep III, then a 3-way tie between 1,2,and4 then Presence, then Coda.
Mine:
9. Coda
8. Presence
7. Led Zeppelin III
6. In Through the Out Door
5. Led Zeppelin I
4. Houses of the Holy
3. Led Zeppelin II
2. Physical Graffiti
1. Untitled 4th Album
Sometimes, nos. 1 and 2 change places, depending on my mood. They've been flip-flopping in my brain for 45 years....
I can live with that!!!
Nice review of one of my top five artists. Was fortunate to see them in Chicago my senior year in high school. Felt so cool walking the halls in my new Zepplin shirt the next day. Didn't appreciate just how great they were at the time. Fortunately for me my 22 yr old son digs them.
Awesome!!! Zeppelin is eternal.
Zep 1 will forever be my favorite, maybe followed by 2 and then 4. Great ranking my friend!
How did I know that won’t be your favorite?
You're supposed to know everything! Haha
I posted my list before I watched the video. I'm happy to see we share our love for Houses of the Holy. I have one problem with most LZ albums. I don't like the production, the exception being Houses of the Holy. Besides it was the first LZ album I bought, so it also has a sentimental value for me.
It’s their best. Hands down. And you’re right, the production is so good on that one!!!
Great fun going along with you on this one.
Thank you!!!
Great video Scott. Some really perceptive observations. Just introduced to you by a good mate. Gonna check out some more of your stuff.
Thanks, Mike!!!! I hope you like what I’m trying to do here!!! 👍👍👍
Watched this a few times. I can't rank them they are all great. You rock both hard and progressively.
My man!!!
Ditto on Houses Of The Holy even I never liked The Crunge. I didn't understand the point of the album cover until I read the Sci-Fi novel Childhood's End. A book that also inspired one of the layers of metaphor in Childlike Faith In Childhoods End by VdGG.
I need to catch up on your latest vids. Also missed JP the last couple of weeks.
I find led Zeppelin much more progressive and groundbreaking than most recent Prog bands IMO🙂 Stay cool!✌️
Zeppelin will always rule. They were their own kind of progressive!!!
I love all their albums. Each of them with its own charm. For me no. 1. has always been HOUSES OF THE HOLY. It was my first album I ever bought.
What a first album!!!
Cool video as always :)! I really dig Plant’s solo career as well, some very solid songs
Absolutely!!! Those first few Plant albums were great. 👍
I totally agree.
8. Zepp 3
7. In through the out door
6. Presence
5. Zepp 2
4. Zepp 1
3. Houses of the holy
2. Zepp 4
1. Physical Graffiti
I got some flak for putting 3 at the bottom but it's still pretty great, as there is no bad Zeppelin album.
Agreed. They’re all great!!!
8. In Through The Out Door
7. Presence
6. Led Zeppelin IV
5. Led Zeppelin
4. Led Zeppelin II
3. Physical Graffiti
2. Houses Of The Holy
1. Led Zeppelin III
LZ3!!!
Not a big discography but a very big list of incredible songs, I agree completely about Peter Grant, there's never been another like him.
I had to give him some love. He changed the game.
Great ranking. LZ is an honorary prog band in my book and they made more great rock music in eight albums that most bands could make in eighty! Physical Graffiti is my favorite and I consider it a near-prog album, with Kashmir being one of the all-time great prog songs, but I also love Houses. And I want to mention the two amazing Page and Plant albums from the 90's, which definitely don't get talked about enough.
You know, I haven’t listened to those in ages…
@@TheProgCorner Then allow me to humbly recommend that you do yourself a favor.
Dead on man. Depending on the day/mood I could swap Houses of the Holy and Four Sticks, IV or whatever people call the unnamed 4th. Great video
Thank you!!!
For those who haven't read it, I highly recommend Mick Wall's bio of Led Zeppelin, When Giants Walked the Earth. My personal list:
1. Led Zeppelin I
2. Physical Graffiti
3. Led Zeppelin IV
4. Led Zeppelin II
5. Presence
6. Led Zeppelin III
7. Houses of the Holy
8. In Through the Out Door
9. Coda
Okay!!!! Thank you!!!
Wow! I think I agree with everything you said in this video. Zep was and still is my favorite band. On any given day it could shift about but your ranking was sort of the natural pecking order that popped into my head. I too love the progginess of Houses of the Holy. You can get a second perfect prog album by taking In Through the Out Door, removing South Bound Saurez and Hot Dog, and putting In The Light between In The Evening and Fool In The Rain. It sounds like it belongs there and the result is a classic six song 44 minute prog album. Just saying. One of my favorite playlists it is. ;)
Wow, it’s still 44 minutes? Well then that’s a perfect album right there!!!
Great review of an iconic band
They were everything!!!
Great! Plan on ranking Van Der Graaf Generator? Love the videos
Gotta do VDGG soon!!!
1. IV
2. Physical Graffiti
3. II
4. Houses of the Holy
5. I
6. III
7. Presence
8. In through the out door
Nice!!!
Great Led Zep Video ! If Robert Plant's "Big Log" had been on Presence or Physical would they may be be higher on your list ? Great List !
I love those first few Plant albums!!!
Enjoyed the video. Love all the LZ albums but CODA. And H of the H. I love a couple songs.
Love the Chicago lll shout out in the back ground( is it prog? I would say so) would love to here your thoughts or rankings on them!!
I can see a Chicago episode in the future!!! Before I discovered Yes, Chicago was my band from 1969-1974. Then I heard Roundabout…
Nice! Gonna do Rush and Crimson next? Pretty pretty please?
Rush is coming up!!! (I’ve already done KC when the channel first started!!!)
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So surprised to see your #1. I need to relisten all over again !!. At this moment, mine are 1: Led Zepplin IV 2: Physical Graffiti 3: Led Zepplin II 4: Led Zepplin I 5: Led Zepplin III 6: House of the Holy 7: Presence 8: In Through the Outdoor 9: Coda
The cover of Coda says it all. Physical Graffiti is my favorite. Great mix of songs. Zep III has grown on me. Although I have to say that I've never been a big fan of Immigrant Song. Houses of the Holy is a favorite as well.
What a band!!!
1. Physical Graffiti
2. Led Zeppelin
3. Led Zeppelin 4
4. Led Zeppelin 2
5. Led Zeppelin 3
6. Houses Of The Holy
7. Presence
8. In Through The Out Door
9. Coda
Very interesting!!!
When Led Zeppelin I came out it was mind blowing I was a senior in high school (1969) so for me it is and always will be my #1 followed closely by Led Zeppelin II, the rest of their catalog is pretty much in order of release except Led IV @ #3, Led HOTH @4, Led III @#5 and #6 would be Physical Graffiti then the rest are pretty much tied for last.
BTW...I wouldn't consider Led Zeppelin prog at all, you hit the nail on the head calling them Blues/Rock, the only prog-ish element was John Bonham's style of drum playing no other drummer I've ever heard played like him and I think he's in MHO the best rock drummer ever.
Yeah, they aren’t Prog at all but DAMN I alive them!!! ❤️❤️❤️
The Black Crowes tore it up with Page though. Steve Gorman kills it on In my Time of Dying.
1. Houses of the holy
2. Physical graffiti
3. Led Zeppelin II
4. Led Zeppelin IV
5. Led Zeppelin III
6. Led Zeppelin
7. In through the out door
8. Presence
got to see them in 1973 at the Milwaukee Arena.I believe it was the Houses Of The Holy tour.Great Show of course
I saw them in Tampa/St. Pete on the In Through The Out Door tour. They played three songs and then it started raining and that was that…
@@TheProgCorner that had to really suck
I wasn’t happy…
Scot do you know what time it is? It's lunchtime and time to get The Led out!!🔈🔉🔊🔊🔊🔊😎
Been a fan since ‘69!!!! Amazing group.
@@TheProgCorner Couldn't agree more!😎
Led Zep 2
Led Zep 4
, led Zep 3
Physical Graffiti
Led Zep 1
Houses of the,Holy
Presence
ITTOD
Depends what week it is as to the order
What a band!!!
IV, III, Physical, I, II, Houses, Presence, In Through, Coda.
Definitely 'Houses' - I also have the mug!
Until I bought the Remasters bx set and then the Remasters 2 box set I only ever owned Four Led Zep albums and sold off one of them. The three LPs I still have are Presence, LZ 4 and The Song Remains the Same - which I bought after I saw the film when it first came out but have always until the expanded CD and DVD release a few years ago, wondered why they were adamant at calling it a Soundtrack to the film when Celebration Day wasnt in the film and a few other songs in the film werent on the album - they could have swapped Celebration Day for Black Dog or Over the Hills and Far Away? I also have never been a great fan of the extended Dazed and Confused and prefer the studio version of Stairway (though when I do hear it I cannot not think of the line 'does anybody rememebr laughter') but loved the pairing of The Song Remains the Same and Rain Song and always dug No Quarter.
Any how, the one I sold was Physical Graffitti, I always thought that was an excellent single album masquerading as a double and at the time I sold it I needed to raise money for other things - I also sold my Seconds Out and Santana Moonflower albums at the same time - interestingly I have since replaced those two but not PG.
So because I never had all the albums as they were released I have to rearrange the songs on the remasters sets to form the albums, and I have to agree that Houses of the Holy is my favourite all round followed by 4 then Presence, LZ2, Physical Graffitti, LZ1, LZ3, Coda, In through the Out door - it has perhaps their worst song to grace an album in Hot Dog - it might have been better if some of the tracks hat ended up on Coda had been on it instead..
LZ 2 as the Greatest Hard Rock album? - could be, though if I had to choose I'd rather listen to Deep Purple In Rock, and to be honest in my personal list of favourites LZ dont make my top 20 - that, however, is my personal opinion and despite it I can hear why they are many people's absolute favourite.
In Rock and Master Of Reality have a stake in that lottery!!!
I heard Keith Moon said "go ever like a lead baloon"
I think it was Keith who said that!!!
🤘
One of my favorite bands and I’m really glad you did this video!
My ranking would be:
1. Houses of the Holy
2. Presence
3. Led Zeppelin II
4. Physical Graffiti
5. Led Zeppelin IV
6. Led Zeppelin I
7. In Through The Out Door
8. Led Zeppelin III
9. Coda
Presence!!! Love seeing it so high!!!
@@TheProgCorner I mean, it holds some of their best songs ever: Achilles Last Stand is my favorite LZ song ever, and Nobody’s Fault But Mine is amazing too, also I love Hots On For Nowhere and For Your Life but tbh, Tea For One is kinda boring imo
Led Zeppelin is my favorite band, but I think The Beatles were simply the greatest of all time. The barking dogs at the end of this video scared that crap out of me.🤣
My (unconventional but honest) rankings:
1) [Untitled fourth album]
2) Led Zeppelin III
3) Led Zeppelin
4) Presence
5) Led Zeppelin II
6) Physical Graffiti
7) Houses of the Holy
8) In Through the Out Door
9) Coda
🐶🔥👍❤️
You throw me off bus for a while. Led Zeppelin First ranked so low?! I still can’t believe why that was the case
It’s the only Zeppelin album with ZERO Prog on it so I was compelled…
@@TheProgCorner okay that makes sense. Thanks
I still love it.
To me Zeppelin is as every bit as important and influential as the Beatles.
Pretty close. I think.
There are a lot of Prog aspects to Zep
Indeed!!!
Not being a huge Led Zep fan myself, but it is amazing that your No. 1 is the only disc by Zep that I replaced when CD's came out. I love that disc! I just really don't get into blues rock, which is what Zep is based on. The same with Kansas. I love their proggy tunes, not their bluesy tunes. Plants vocals annoy me just like Geddy Lee of Rush. Both vocals come straight through the nose. I know, that's sacrilege. I also love Achilles Last Stand...what a heavy song!
I grew up on a steady diet of Zeppelin!!!
I strongly disagree on the first album. In my opinion it is the greatest debut album ever. And I always regarded it as kind of semi-prog.
Here's my list anyway:
6/6
1. LZ III
2. LZ II
3. LZ I
4. Houses of the Holy
5. LZ IV
These are my top five. The order might change tomorrow. They are all explosions of joy. Closest of races.
4/6
6. Physical Grafitti
7. Presence
Both too uneven. I always thought PG was a 5, but after listening to it using headphones, I just can't. Too many half hearted and uninteresting songs.
3/6
8. In through the out door
Sorry, but I have given it lots of patient trials, but for me this i the orange out of juice. Not a stinker in any way, but by Zeppelin standards this is mediocrity almost all the way.
2/6
9. CO II DA
This is for completionists only.
I agree with you about PG - it really could have been their best album but as a double there are too many subpar tracks!!!
The Coverdale/Page album should be last....lol
I dont have much respect for Page. King of the overdub. John Pertrucci is his prince in that regard.
Page made a career of shamelessly ripping off blues artists, more egregiously than the Stones.
Plant, on the other hand, has done other things. When Bonham died, Zeppelin died. Plant is up there with David Byrne, Peter Gabriel, Mike Patton, in regards to singers who moved on. Unlike Vince Neil...lol
Physical Graffiti is their high point in my opinion.
Give me the Faces anytime!
Great video, Scot.
Poor Vince Neil. What a fool he’s become.
Physical Graffiti
Four
Houses Of The Holy
Three
In Through The Outdoor
One
Two
Presence
Coda
The best LED ZEP album would be ITTOD if only the fillers were replaced with the 1978 recordings in CODA. (Ozone Baby, Darlene, Wearing and Tearing)
So when i listen to ITTOD the tracklist i listen to is:
1)In the Evening
2)Ozone Baby
3)Fool in The Rain
4)Darlene
5)Carouselambra
6)Wearing and Tearing
7)All My Love
8)I'm Gonna Crawl
Imo with this tracklist it is the best LED ZEP album.
Excellent!!! I’ll do this.
Dude, bad start to video! Zep 1 at 8 is an absolute JOKE!
Sorry about that. Just not crazy about the bluesy side of the band…it’s still a great record.