Led ZeppelinBest Led Zeppelin Albums Ranked

Physical Graffiti (Remastered)

fantano

10

“Led Zeppelin at the peak of their powers across an ambitious double album.”

Physical Graffiti (Remastered)

rollingstone

10

“Greta Van Fleet, Anthem of the Peaceful Army *** The Struts, Young and Dangerous ***1/2 Like the mid-70s bloat that whelped punk, and the post-grunge end-of-the-century vacuum that delivered TV On The Radio, The Yeah Yeahs Yeahs, The White Stripes and The Strokes, a new rawk day seems to be a-dawnin’ in this manicured pop moment. You hear it in a surge of potent woman-led indie acts, in mainstream”

Led Zeppelin IV (Deluxe Edition)

rollingstone

10

“It's easy to forget just how quickly Led Zeppelin went from sharply juxtaposing blues thump with delicate folk on their debut to blending the two sounds seamlessly at once. After releasing three masterfully multidimensional LPs in 1969 and 1970, the group began its middle period relatively early, in 1971, with the release of its untitled fourth album. That record remains Led Zeppelin's masterpiece”

Houses of the Holy (Remastered)

rollingstone

10

“When George Harrison met John Bonham, the Beatle told the Led Zeppelin drummer, "The problem with your band is you don’t do any ballads." Singer Robert Plant and guitarist Jimmy Page could have taken umbrage — they had already written the gorgeous "Going to California" two years earlier, for God’s sake. Instead, they rose to […]”

Led Zeppelin (Remastered)

rollingstone

10

“Talk about telegraphing your punch: The cover of Led Zeppelin, the British quartet’s seismic 1969 debut, shows the Hindenburg airship, in all its phallic glory, going down in flames. The image did a pretty good job of encapsulating the music inside: sex, catastrophe and things blowing up. The swagger is there from the get-go, on […]”

Led Zeppelin (Remastered)

pitchfork

9.2

“These reissues of Zeppelin’s first three albums are remastered and are packaged with bonus discs that include previously unreleased live material and studio cuts. However you feel about them and their brand of ultra-huge arena rock, there has never been another band like them, before or since.”

Physical Graffiti (Remastered)

jpmusicman

8.1

“Solid album, some good songs. Disc 1 is definitely better than disc 2”