Best Led Zeppelin album?

Originally posted by Dr Strangelove
1969 Led Zeppelin
1969 Led Zeppelin II
1970 Led Zeppelin III
1971 Zoso (Led Zeppelin IV)
1973 Houses of the Holy
1975 Physical Graffiti
1976 Presence
1976 The Song Remains The Same
1979 In Through The Out Door
1982 Coda
1997 Led Zeppelin BBC Sessions
2003 How The West Was Won

And prolly others too.

I refuse to choose a favourite album, there are far too many good tracks to cast out in opting for just one playlist. If I could move stuff around though I'd have:

Houses of the Holy minus Dancing Days and plus Since I've been loving you, What is and what should never be, Ramble on, Kashmir, Dazed & Confused, Going to California and Black Dog. That would be an album worth saying was he best of the lot.

Originally posted by blade68
I hold my hands up!

But as I said, I'm not a fan so wouldn't have known...

Originally posted by darvlay
Try this next time you think you know everything: www.google.com

III by far, there's not a single bad song there. and there's just no better way to start a record than the beginning of the immigrant song. incredible record. the other ones make it only with a couple of songs, but the rest are quite indifferent.


I don't know how I'm gonna tell you, I can't play with you no more,
I don't know how I'm gonna do what mama told me, My friend, the boy next door.
I can't believe what people saying, You're gonna let your hair hang down,
I'm satisfied to sit here working all day long, You're in the darker side of town.

And when I'm out I see you walking, Why don't your eyes see me,
Could it be you've found another game to play, What did mama say to me.

*That's The Way, Oh, That's The Way it ought to be,
Yeah, yeah, mama say That's The Way it ought to stay.

And yesterday I saw you standing by the river,
And weren't those tears that filled your eyes,
And all the fish that lay in dirty water dying,
Had they got you hypnotized?

And yesterday I saw you kissing tiny flowers,
But all that lives is born to die.
And so I say to you that nothing really matters,
And all you do is stand and cry.

I don't know what to say about it,
When all you ears have turned away,
But now's the time to look and look again at what you see,
Is that the way it ought to stay?

That's the way... That's the way it oughtta be
Oh don't you know now, Mama said.. that's the way it's gonna stay, yeah.

Originally posted by blade68
Now that's just plain nasty!

Originally posted by darvlay
There is no mercy in this dojo.

In Through The Out Door


(Despite Plant's vocals.)

(And Hot Dog.)

Originally posted by Bowmann
[b]In Through The Out Door


(Despite Plant's vocals.)[/b]

Originally posted by Bowmann
[b]In Through The Out Door


(Despite Plant's vocals.)[/b]

Originally posted by Starrman
You are either rotten to the core or a master of irony.

Originally posted by David C
Please. You must all be joking. There is only one correct answer, and that is II.

Originally posted by eagles54
Bingo.

I really enjoy I, II, III and IV but "How the West was Won" blows them all away. One of the finest rock concert recordings of all time. Probably dosen't hurt that I attended a concert during that tour.

Originally posted by Bowmann
Have you considered that I may be both?