The first critical biography of the man who reigned as the "shining god" of Led Zeppelin!
Specifications: A5 portrait/350 pages
Author: Paul Rees
Translated by: Mizushima Pagi
Between their formation in 1968 and their breakup in 1980, Led Zeppelin sold over 300 million records worldwide and are undoubtedly one of the greatest and most influential bands of all time.
At the age of 19, Robert Plant suddenly rose to the top of the world as the lead singer of Led Zeppelin.
But this incredible success ended in tragedy.
He was plunged into despair by the death of his beloved son Carat and the tragic death of Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham.
The story of Plant's life, a man of extraordinary talent, astonishing indomitable spirit and extraordinary strength of conviction, is now told in great detail.
[table of contents]
Part 1: The budding era
Chapter 1: Black Country
Chapter 2: The Devil's Music
Chapter 3: The King of Mods
Chapter 4: The Balloon Seller
Chapter 5: The Depths of Despair
●Part 2: The Age of Flight
Chapter 6: Boom! Boom! Boom!
Chapter 7: Valhalla
Chapter 8: Blonde Elvis
Chapter 9: Sodom and Gomorrah
Chapter 10: Crush
Chapter 11: Darkness Darkness
Chapter 12: Inside the Door
●Part 3: The solo era
Chapter 13: Exorcism
Chapter 14: Sea of Love
Chapter 15: The Tall Cool One
Chapter 16: Crossroads
Chapter 17: Good Times, Bad Times
Chapter 18: Down from the Mountain
Chapter 19: Regeneration
Chapter 20: Gone Gone Gone
Chapter 21: Joy
Chapter 22: The Final Movement
