Artist	Song
Led Zeppelin	Black Dog (Live)
from How the West Was Won (Live) [Remastered] (2003)
Led Zeppelin	Whole Lotta Love (Live BBC Sessions)
from BBC Sessions (Live) [Remastered] (1997)
Led Zeppelin	Down By the Seaside
from Physical Graffiti (Remastered) (1975)
Led Zeppelin	You Shook Me
from Led Zeppelin (Remastered) (1969)
Led Zeppelin	Communication Breakdown (Live BBC Sessions) ["Tasty Pop Sundae" Version]
from BBC Sessions (Live) [Remastered] (1997)
Led Zeppelin	The Crunge
from Houses of the Holy (Remastered) (1973)
Led Zeppelin	Heartbreaker (Live BBC Sessions)
from BBC Sessions (Live) [Remastered] (1997)
Led Zeppelin	Stairway to Heaven (Live)
from How the West Was Won (Live) [Remastered] (2003)
Led Zeppelin	Ozone Baby
from Coda (Remastered) (1982)
Led Zeppelin	Hot Dog
from In Through the Out Door (Remastered) (1979)
Led Zeppelin	Rock and Roll (Live)
from How the West Was Won (Live) [Remastered] (2003)
Led Zeppelin	Boogie With Stu
from Physical Graffiti (Remastered) (1975)
Led Zeppelin	Out On the Tiles
from Led Zeppelin III (Remastered) (1970)
Led Zeppelin	Bonzo's Montreux
from Coda (Remastered) (1982)
Led Zeppelin	Night Flight
from Physical Graffiti (Remastered) (1975)
Led Zeppelin	Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
from Led Zeppelin III (Remastered) (1970)
Led Zeppelin	We're Gonna Groove
from Coda (Remastered) (1982)
Led Zeppelin	Celebration Day
from Led Zeppelin III (Remastered) (1970)
Led Zeppelin	Over the Hills and Far Away (Live)
from How the West Was Won (Live) [Remastered] (2003)
Led Zeppelin	The Girl I Love She Got Long Black Wavy Hair (Live BBC Sessions)
from BBC Sessions (Live) [Remastered] (1997)
Led Zeppelin	In the Light
from Physical Graffiti (Remastered) (1975)
Led Zeppelin	The Ocean (Live)
from How the West Was Won (Live) [Remastered] (2003)
Led Zeppelin	That's the Way (Live BBC Sessions)
from BBC Sessions (Live) [Remastered] (1997)
Led Zeppelin	Going to California (Live)
from How the West Was Won (Live) [Remastered] (2003)
Led Zeppelin	Wearing and Tearing
from Coda (Remastered) (1982)

Comment:

Led Zeppelin's meat and potatoes was undeniably the blues, and they set the pace for legions of long-haired blues-rock warriors by working their mojo on Windy City classics; crank up "You Shook Me," which they transform into an earth-shaking stomp where Plant's soaring, sexed-up cries duke it out note-for-note with Page's Muddy Waters-meets-Jimi Hendrix axe acrobatics. But digging just a little deeper, you'll discover that the hard-rockin' heroes could funk it up, too, getting on the good foot by mixing a mighty James Brown groove with "Bonzo" Bonham's steely slam on "The Crunge." Along with their other breakthroughs, Led Zep even spiced things up with international flavors by indulging in exotic Eastern textures, like the ones Jones' serpentine synth riffs conjure up in the moody masterpiece "In the Light."

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