This episode of the Get the Led Out calendar takes listeners on a journey through Led Zeppelin's history, highlighting pivotal moments that shaped the band's trajectory. From their early days to their rise to fame, we explore the key events that defined their career.

This episode delves into the band's London performances, including their final show before releasing their second album, which took place at the Lyceum Theatre in 1969. We also touch on the band's connections to the film industry, such as their appearance in the movie Blow Up and the use of their music in the soundtrack for The Song Remains the Same. Additionally, we discuss the band's awards and recognition, including the presentation of gold discs for their sales.

The episode also covers the band's recording process, including the challenges they faced during the mixing sessions for their fourth album and the eventual release of the Little Herd Sunset Sound Mix in 2018. We examine the band's history and how these events contributed to their success.

If you want to learn more about Led Zepp's connection to the band's history, tune in to hear this fascinating story.