How Many More Times (track)
by Led Zeppelin

How Many More Times by Led Zeppelin
Year: 1969
From the album Led Zeppelin (track #9)
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From 11/29/2012 16:30 | #56217
One of the most underrated Led Zeppelin songs. What a groove it has! Perfect way to end the album. Their performance of this at Royal Albert Hall is one of my favorite live performances ever. (Edited)
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From 12/06/2017 16:28 | #202723
Fuck man, this song is the reason I'll be deaf by the time I'm 30. (Edited)
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From 10/04/2014 12:10 | #123324
Another killer riff. Plant's rambling gets a little tiresome, particularly complaining about having 11 children (?), but the rest makes up for it. (Edited)
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From 12/31/2012 23:04 | #59639
It's a pretty good ending for the album. The second half of the song is better. When Robert Plant hit the high point, my computer turned on by itself. So weird.
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From 07/14/2020 16:56 | #255570
One of the most addictive riffs of all time. (Edited)
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