This year will mark the 50th anniversaries of Led Zeppelin's first two studio albums, Led Zeppelin I and Led Zeppelin II. These landmark albums, and their catalog as a whole, have become more beloved and revered with time as they've been passed down through generations and become standards for which future bands are measured.
With the 50th anniversary of Led Zeppelin I looming and plenty of things planned to celebrate the legendary band in the coming year, many are still likely holding out for a reunion of some sort, but Robert Plant has been clear he’s not interested. His reasoning, however, is both understandable and beautiful.
We all know Led Zeppelin have big plans in store in honor of their 50th anniversary, and today (September 27), three digital-only releases were announced.
