Led Zeppelin’s meteoric rise to world domination began in 1969, when their self-titled debut album was released. 
Causing a storm as it did, the band’s next three records followed suit, progressively numbered (or remaining 
‘Untitled’ as their fourth platter would), establishing a rock band whose very existence matched the Beatles 
phenomenon the decade before. 
Then came the next three: Houses of The Holy in 1973, Physical Graffiti in 1975 and Presence in 1976, cementing the 
Led Zeppelin endowment and despite only one further Led Zeppelin studio record (1979’s In Through The Out Door) 
it was this trio of works that have created the Zeppelin legacy which even today, forty-five years since they split, 
remains as potent as ever it did. 
This triple CD set features live broadcast recordings from the tours which promoted each of these records and which, 
all together, presents a superb selection of Led Zeppelin live between 1973 - 1977.