Fell asleep! I’m a fan of Zeppelin 3&4 but this doc only covered 1&2. Let’s just say, I don’t think I was the target demo 👴🏻

Fell asleep! I’m a fan of Zeppelin 3&4 but this doc only covered 1&2. Let’s just say, I don’t think I was the target demo 👴🏻

Currently watching but idc I’m logging it already and giving it NO stars FOR NOW because I love Led Zepp and I’m incredibly biased and I still need to figure out if this is good or not really 😂 I kinda always give music concerts and documentaries 5 stars anyway if I like the band but really, I’m still uncertain on how to critique and rate them, oh well.

I think I always liked Led Zepp in some way because my mom had them on loop a lot growing up, she loves rock in general. Then when I was 11 she showed me Heart (a karaoke staple of ours) doing a rendition of Stairway to Heaven along with John Bonham’s son Jason, also on the drums. This was when LZ were awarded at the Kennedy Center Honors. It was literally life-changing and I was never the same since. My dad even gave me his LZ shirt from the states that is literally 20 years older than me. I still wear it today! 

Led Zeppelin will always be iconic!!!

Edit: gave it 4 because idk it seems decent to me but I’m reading the other reviews saying the editing sucks. Maybe I just need to watch more documentaries because honestly I just like this straight to the point, bland(?), format. Maybe my rating will change who knows.

Currently watching but idc I’m logging it already and giving it NO stars FOR NOW because I love Led Zepp and I’m incredibly biased and I still need to figure out if this is good or not really 😂 I kinda always give music concerts and documentaries 5 stars anyway if I like the band but really, I’m still uncertain on how to critique and rate them, oh well.

I think I always liked Led Zepp in some way because my mom had them on loop a lot growing up, she loves rock in general. Then when I was 11 she showed me Heart (a karaoke staple of ours) doing a rendition of Stairway to Heaven along with John Bonham’s son Jason, also on the drums. This was when LZ were awarded at the Kennedy Center Honors. It was literally life-changing and I was never the same since. My dad even gave me his LZ shirt from the states that is literally 20 years older than me. I still wear it today! 

Led Zeppelin will always be iconic!!!

Edit: gave it 4 because idk it seems decent to me but I’m reading the other reviews saying the editing sucks. Maybe I just need to watch more documentaries because honestly I just like this straight to the point, bland(?), format. Maybe my rating will change who knows.

There’s a lot of extended clips from various performances in here which, if you are a fan of the band, might be adding to the experience - for me as a person indifferent to the music it only slowed down a doc that had already overstayed its welcome. Every band who ever made it does not need a documentary covering their success story.

There’s a lot of extended clips from various performances in here which, if you are a fan of the band, might be adding to the experience - for me as a person indifferent to the music it only slowed down a doc that had already overstayed its welcome. Every band who ever made it does not need a documentary covering their success story.

As soon as John said “Im not particularly religious but it was a good gig” I knew

As soon as John said “Im not particularly religious but it was a good gig” I knew