The Ultimate Review: Led Zepplin (2006)
Run Time - 66 min. |
Countries - United States |
MPAA Rating - NR
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Synopsis by Nathan Southern
The Ultimate Review: Led Zeppelin offers a broad documentary overview of the history, trajectory and musical legacy of the preeminent British heavy metal act, from its inception c. July 1968 - when it rose from the defunct Yardbirds - through John Bonham's death c. September 1980 and the band's split three months later. Utilizing interviews, flashbacks and electrifying performance footage, the film highlights each of the band's EPs - from 1969's Led Zeppelin through 1979's In Through the Out Door - and the innumerable triumphs in-between. Moreover, the film provides one of the most deep and comprehensive analyses of Zeppelin's musical style to date, and rearranges a number of the band's key tracks for piano and string quartet.