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LEMONS OF THE GODS

Whether you loved Led Zeppelin, hated them or fell somewhere in between, Hammer Of The Gods is a fascinating.

October 1, 1985
Bill Holdship

HAMMER OF THE GODS: THE LED ZEPPELIN SAGA by Stephen Davis (Wm. Morrow & Co.)

by Bill Holdship

Whether you loved Led Zeppelin, hated them or fell somewhere in between, Hammer Of The Gods is a fascinating— albeit often disturbing—book. Stephen Davis has written one of the most thoroughly researched rock biographies to come down the line, presenting all the good, bad and ugly details of the ’70s most influential supergroup in an intimate yet somewhat detached style. And while I’ve heard that certain insiders are upset by some of the details Davis chronicles, I’ve yet to hear anyone claim that those details are unfounded.

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