The only Zepp album which is criminally underrated. I mean, of the first three albums, it's by far the best. Best tracks: 'Tangerine', 'That's The Way', 'Immigrant Song'.

My new favorite Zeppelin album. I didn't think I'd be saying that, but I think this album has some of Zeppelin's gravely underrated songs. Such as "celebration day" "Out on The tiles" "Gallows Pole" and "That's The Way" I'm I bit biased because those are my favorite tracks and I think tracks 5-8 are the best 4 songs strung together I've heard. If you don't. Take a second listen.

Ditto to what Rufus said, although Immigrant Song is pretty good classic rock.

Nothing like I, II, or IV. This band is simply amazing. Excellent acoustic work here.

With the first four albums, they got better with each one. LZ3 is fantastic. The album didn't stop surprising me with really good tunes. I loved it!

Gutsy effort that strays from the formula that worked so well on the first two albums and made them megastars. Most of my favorite songs on the record are from the “Electric” Side; hard to top “Since I've Been Loving You,” “Celebration Day,” “Out On The Tiles,” and “Immigrant Song.” But the “Acoustic” Side is pretty great as well, especially “Tangerine.” “Hats Off To (Roy) Harper” is a trip.

Tangerine and That's the Way are two of Zep's peak acoustic bliss experiences.

I prefer LZ IV but this is also very good album

Very underrated as far as Zeppelin albums go. Who could ignore such excellent tracks like Immigrant Song, Friends, Since I've Been Lovin' You, Gallows Pole, and That's the Way?

The first 6 Zeppelin's have all had their time as my fav, this one for my fav Gallows Pole.