A new Led Zeppelin film complicates my feelings about Seventies rock
I saw the documentary in a spirit of curiosity rather than fandom – and was won over by the thrill of the band’s sound.
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New Thinking.
I saw the documentary in a spirit of curiosity rather than fandom – and was won over by the thrill of the band’s sound.
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