I'm about 1/2 way thru "When Giants Walked the Earth -
A Biography of Led Zeppelin" (2009) by Mick Wall.
It's been a trip (so far) to the late 50s, early mid & late 60s
& into the 70s & thru the first 3 Led Zepp albums, their live
concerts, recording sessions & after concert partying. Major
flashbacks for this ole guy who's been a fan since I heard
"Led Zeppelin", their eponymous first album. Totally enjoyable.
So, what're the rest of you hearth-heads reading?
A Biography of Led Zeppelin" (2009) by Mick Wall.
It's been a trip (so far) to the late 50s, early mid & late 60s
& into the 70s & thru the first 3 Led Zepp albums, their live
concerts, recording sessions & after concert partying. Major
flashbacks for this ole guy who's been a fan since I heard
"Led Zeppelin", their eponymous first album. Totally enjoyable.
So, what're the rest of you hearth-heads reading?