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• In the States the band quickly gained a foothold, first as a support act, but on the second round as the main act, with long, aggressive sets with plenty of room for improvisation. The songs for the second album were created quickly, but there was hardly any time to record. It may therefore be called a miracle that Led Zeppelin II sounds so coherent.

  The nine songs were recorded in six different studios and the album was released barely six months after the debut. The record opens just as impressive as the debut: the opening chords of Whole Lotta Love (for which Plant borrowed the lyrics from Willie Dixon, which would cause problems) are among the most famous rock riffs of all time. The hard-soft contrast is nicely reflected in What Is And What Should Never Be and Ramble On, while the