Led Zeppelin is an english rock band from the 1970's. Their 3rd album, Led Zeppelin 3, is an often under appreciated one. Although it contains the hit "Immigrant Song", the large number of acoustic songs marked a departure from the hard rock of the debut and 2nd efforts, and sales were not nearly as high for this album. I should note, this album benefits by far the most from the mastering at classic records, especially in the acoustic numbers. Classic records, who mastered this release, is a record mastering company specializing in audiophile Vinyl pressings [like this 200gram 33rpm example] using a custom all tube cutting and mastering process from the original master tapes. They [CR] seek to perfectly replicate the original vinyl pressings in both sound and asthetics [cover art, liner notes, even paper texture, down to a creepy level of detail usually], while eliminating surface noise and gaining new clarity and quality of acoustics compared to standard releases. Very similar to MFSL in almost every meaningful regard, vinyl only obviously.

Surprised with definition of style? You shouldn't be, as this album is part of experimentation Paradise Lost went through resulting in sound very close to Depeche Mode on heavy guitars ;-)

يكفيك ان تستمع لهذا الالبوم 10 دقائق حتى تبدأ في النقز و القفز كانك في عرس في جبال لبنان او سوريا
You just listen to this album ten minutes and you begin to hop like if you were at a wedding party in Lebanon or Syria. Il suffit d'écouter ce disque 10 minutes pour commencer à sautiller à se croire dans une noce au Liban ou en Syrie.