Led Zeppelin were a the most important British rock groups of the seventies. They are considered among the most successful artists in music history and among the innovators of rock in general. The group, formed in 1968 and disbanded in 1980, the year of death of the drummer, was composed for the entire period of its activity by Jimmy Page (guitar), Robert Plant (vocals, harmonica), John Paul Jones (bass and keyboards ) and John Bonham (drums).
The band's discography includes nine official records published from 1969 to 1982. Since the early '90s started the publication of collections of songs, published and unpublished, and recordings of live performances from the period of greatest activity. Worthy of reporting is also the circulation of a large number of bootlegs in the market "unofficial".
After the break, the three components have begun solo careers, and have come together to perform live at commemorative events or celebrations. Despite the rare appearances over the years, Led Zeppelin continue to enjoy a large following of admirers even among the younger generations. Since 1968, the band has sold over 300 million albums, making it the most commercially successful group in history along with the Beatles, Pink Floyd and Queen.
On January 12, 1995 Led Zeppelin have entered the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The channel VH1 ranked Led Zeppelin as the most important rock band of all time and as a band more important in the history of Rock.
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