Led Zep : Gloire et décadence du plus grand groupe du monde

In the twilight of the '60s, four Englishmen shook the foundations of rock and began a monstrous, noisy blitzkrieg to conquer the planet. For much of the following decade, Led Zeppelin would establish themselves - thanks to furious over-amplified anthems and long acoustic ballads - as the world's greatest band. Ahead of the Rolling Stones. Ahead of everyone. This monumental oral history tells the story of a long, tragic saga, marked by many masterpieces, but also marred by drama, scandal and excess.

To write this unique book, journalist Barney Hoskyns gathered and assembled hundreds of hours of previously unpublished interviews with all the protagonists of this wild adventure. Musicians (Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Paul Jones, Jeff Beck, Rod Stewart, Donovan, etc.). Journalists (Nick Kent, Chris Welch). Managers (led by the inescapable Peter Grant), record company executives (including Ahmet Ertegun, head of Atlantic), producers, roadies, groupies and friends and family. An enormous task for an equally enormous band!

Second-hand book in very good condition (language : french).

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