US Edition[Opinion] Paul McCartney’s opinion on Led Zeppelin
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Paul McCartney’s opinion on Led Zeppelin
Led Zeppelin emerged in 1968, at a time when Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, George Harrison and John Lennon were already on the verge of splitting up. Rock and Roll was moving into a new revolution that would be heavier and louder, driven by Hard Rock and Heavy Metal. Zeppelin became the band that truly ignited these movements, proving it was possible to play that kind of music and still attract a big audience. McCartney witnessed that transformat…
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