Led Zeppelin II

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Led Zeppelin II is the second album of the legendary English rock and roll band Led Zeppelin. It is often referred to as a forerunner of heavy metal. Released on October 22, 1969 under Atlantic Records.

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About

Led Zeppelin II is one of the many chart topping records of a rock icon, Led Zeppelin. It topped the US and UK charts, spending seven weeks trading places with another music icon, The Beatles'. This album was recorded while the band was embarking on their first US tour. Though the tracks in this album may be short compared to their debut album, it was used as a blueprint by every Led Zeppelin fanatics and imitators.


Tracks

Track Title Duration
1 Whole Lotta Love 5:34
2 What Is and What Should Never Be 4:44
3 The Lemon Song 6:19
4 Thank You 4:47
5 Heartbreaker 4:14
6 Living Loving Maid (She's Just a Woman) 2:39
7 Ramble On 4:23
8 Moby Dick 4:21
9 Bring It On Home 4:20

Chart Toppers

Year Song Chart Rank
1969 Whole Lotta Love Billboard Single Charts #4
1969 Heartbreaker Billboard Single Charts #20
1969 Living Loving Maid (She Just A Women) Billboard Single Charts #20

Credits

Performance Credits

Jimmy Page Acoustic, electric, and pedal steel guitar, backing vocals, producer

Robert Plant Vocals, harmonica

John Paul Jones Bass guitar, organ, backing vocals

John Bonham Drums, backing vocals

Technical Credits

Peter Grant Executive producer

Eddie Kramer Engineer, mixing

George Chkiantz Engineer (Tracks 1, 2)

Chris Huston Engineer (Tracks 3, 8)

Andy Johns Engineer (Track 4)

David Juniper Artwork

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Reviews

Considered as one of the most influential records, Led Zeppelin II also became famous for its blues-rock riffs. It may be quite different from its predecessor but it showcases new styles to keep their records fresh. Highly recommended for solid rock and roll fanatics. --Raine 24 January 2007 24:30 PDT

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