Led Zeppelin’s “Whole Lotta Love” was released on this day in 1969 and became their first hit single, having sold over a million copies in the U.S., and still has one of the greatest guitar riffs of all time.
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Turn it up loud and listen to it from the start.
Somebody coughs just before the riff starts.
No drums for 32 seconds.
Maybe the weirdest break in rock and roll history, mixed live by Eddie Kramer and Page, leaving in tape pressed through echos from other takes.
And one of the great drum re-entry riffs by Bonham to the guitar solos.
The bass playing on this whole album is extraordinary.
There is a reason you are still listening to this 54 year old song.
Custard pie and communication breakdown are way better
Stolen like most of their early albums.