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“What Is And What Should Never Be” - Led Zeppelin

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ampang70118 days ago

This song is among a hundred reasons why LZ is the best rock band of all time. Soft but hard. Slow but fast. Beautiful. Melodic. Reached into one’s soul. It would be awesome if another band like this came along. But it won’t.

Knight Of Camelot18 days ago

WWWWWOOOWWWW!!!!

mark napa18 days ago

@scarlettgirl9 Percy s vocalist in these early years ( 69-71 ) will never ever ever be topped in Rock history

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