There’s a line that can be drawn between Led Zeppelin‘s first four albums and their last four. From 1969 through 1971 — the period that spans their self-titled debut through their untitled fourth record — Led Zeppelin played the blues, sometimes twisting and evolving it to their modern, heavy sound (like they did on their fourth LP), other times just lifting it outright (see their first three albums, particularly the first two).
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