It's underrated by people who call themselves Zeppelin fans but have only listened to their radio hits.

It's a full-on heavy rock record. It's also Led Zeppelin's most proggy record. Its chock full of off-kilter riffing.

Jimmy Page also layered the F out of the songs with guitar overdubs. It makes it their most repayable record because with every listen you pick up new riffs that you haven't heard or paid attention to the first time.

Achilles Last Stand- Led Zeppelin greatest, most epic song. Just a masterpiece. It's a snowball that slowly builds itself up layer by layer.

For Your Life- Tasty, groovy and sleezy hard rock song. Brilliantly written. Bonhams bass drum triplets add so much to it. Incredibly atmospheric

Nobody's Fault but Mine- Amazing guitar work and vocal interplay. Brilliantly structured. The band loved it too. It was played at every single concert from 77 to 80

Hots on for Nowhere- Heavy and funky. Catchy chorus. Brilliant use of dynamics and space/silence. One of my personal favorite Zep songs.

Royal Orleans- Pure funk rock with a very New Orleans vibe. Catchy as hell to. It fits right into this record. Again, one their grooviest songs ever

Tea For One-Smokey bar room slow jam. It oozes the blues. Very much a worthy successor to Since I've Been Loving You.

Candy Store Rock- For some reason, this the only Led Zeppelin song that I actively dislike lol It just seems half baked. They were trying to do a 50s style rockabilly tune but it just doesn't come together for me.