Led Zeppelin ‎– In Through The Out Door (1979, Swan Song)

Media VG+
Sleeve VG+

Format : LP
Cat N° : SS 59410 (SS 16002)
Style : Hard Rock, Blues Rock

À la fin de 1978, Led Zeppelin, épuisé par des luttes personnelles et professionnelles, enregistre son dernier album studio, “In Through the Out Door.” Malgré la dépendance à l’héroïne de Jimmy Page et l’alcoolisme de John Bonham, qui limitent leur implication, Robert Plant et John Paul Jones dirigent la création d’un album montrant leur résilience. Parmi les moments forts figurent le mystique “In the Evening,” le dynamique “South Bound Saurez,” le “Fool in the Rain” influencé par la samba, et le touchant “All My Love.” Bien que l’album ait été critiqué pour la prédominance des claviers et le rôle discret de Page, il reste un témoignage de leur talent musical et constitue une partie significative, bien que souvent sous-estimée, de leur héritage.

By late 1978, Led Zeppelin, worn out from personal and professional struggles, recorded their final studio album, “In Through the Out Door.” Despite Jimmy Page’s heroin addiction and John Bonham’s alcoholism, which limited their involvement, Robert Plant and John Paul Jones led the creation of an album showcasing their resilience. Highlights include the mystical “In the Evening,” the lively “South Bound Saurez,” the samba-influenced “Fool in the Rain,” and the heartfelt “All My Love.” Although the album faced criticism for its keyboard dominance and Page’s subdued role, it remains a testament to their musical prowess and stands as a significant, though often underrated, part of their legacy.