Rock'n roll - Un portrait de Led Zeppelin

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Bigger than the Beatles, greater than the Stones. The 1970s were the decade of Led Zeppelin, with the English band serving as its defining symbol: between 1968 and 1980, two seasoned studio musicians, two amateurs barely twenty years old and a producer and former wrestler blew the conventions of pop music sky-high whilst shattering the last taboos of a society already in turmoil – sex, drugs, alcohol. Twelve years, nine albums, and a mystery to unravel: what happened back then that, forty years on, has left the icon intact? Following the success of *The Rolling Stones* and *Bob Dylan*, François Bon extends his epic narrative into the 1970s, this time taking as his starting point the cultural symbol of all excess.

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• Led Zeppelin 1968 – 1980 · England

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