Needles & Grooves

Mine too.

I prefer II and House of The Holy but really any of I-IV are all pretty good. I have slowly been collecting their reissues. I have yet to pay over $13 for any of them but I still need a copy of III and I need one with the spinning disc in the front cover.

That's probably the most esoteric pick of their first six records. I gave it a listen many years ago, but I'll give it another try.

Really @Rip_City? It’s not esoteric at all for me. It just a bit folkier tbh, it’s still rock and identifiably a Led Zeppelin album, it doesn’t seem in any way aimed at a different audience.

@Joe Mac You're right, I'm sorry. I'm in the midst of listening to the full album now. It does sound a tad lighter compared to the rest of their discography but as you said, it is identifiably a Led Zeppelin record. Definitely hearing in this a different way many years later and with more music appreciation.