One of the worlds leading rock bands, Led Zeppelin have had their entire catalogue published on the iTunes Store. Apple is yet to release a press statement regarding this breakthrough release on iTunes but the following blurb is available on the Led Zeppelin iTunes page.
Led ZeppelinLed Zeppelin. A name that’s probably been scrawled onto notebooks, carved into park benches, and spray-painted on walls more than any other. The name came from Who drummer Keith Moon’s idea that the group would sink like a lead balloon. Indeed they would create something heavy, but it wouldn’t sink - it would set the model for the ultimate rock band in the years to follow.
Guitarist Jimmy Page, bassist John Paul Jones, and singer Robert Plant, and drummer John Bonham united to become the most deified rock band of the ’70s, embodying excess, reinventing FM radio, and writing music that made you want to move your feet, shake your fists, bang your head, and basically act like a rock ‘n’ roll lunatic.
Led Zeppelin is now available for download on iTunes. “The Complete Led Zeppelin,” the ultimate digital box set of 165 remastered tracks from the group’s 13 legendary albums, is now available for download for US$99.99 (£59.99). Other individual Led Zeppelin albums are available at prices starting at $7.92 (£6.32).
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