Reddit mentions of Led Zeppelin IV (aka ZOSO)

1. Rip track 2
   
   
2. Listen to MP3 and then the original
   
   
3. Take back your guarantee

Babe I'm Gonna Leave You by Led Zeppelin is my current favourite song, and I hope you like it as well! The lyrics to this song are in the video's description, by the way.

If you'd like to hear more Led Zeppelin, here are some of my favourites.

• What Is and Never Should Be (lyrics are here)
  
• Ramble On
  
• D'yer Maker
  
• When the Levee Breaks
  
• Going to California
  
• Living Loving Maid
  
  If you're interested, Mothership is an amazing compilation album of Led Zeppelin and a great first Zeppelin album (I myself HATE compilation albums, but there's something special about this one.. it's lovely).
  
  If you'd rather buy a studio album, my personal favourites are Led Zeppelin II and Led Zeppelin IV (or ZOSO) that I both highly recommend.
  
  
  Now, if you don't fancy Led Zeppelin, here are some of my other favourite songs:
  
  
• You Take My Breath Away by Queen
  
• Rock It (Prime Jive) by Queen
  
• Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd
  
• Forbidden Colours by David Sylvian + Ryuichi Sakamoto
  
• When Love Walks In by Mick Karn + David Sylvian (lyrics are here)
  
• Miss You by the Rolling Stones
  
• Love of My Life by Queen
  
• Sail Into the Sun by Gentlemen Hall (not classic rock, but I love this tune...it's cute!)
  
• What's Up? by the 4 Non Blondes
  
• Me and Bobby McGee by Janis Joplin
  
  These are just a few, but if you'd like me to recommend more, please let me know. I'll be more than happy to! Happy travels in your music search! :)
  
  EDIT: Added more songs because I'm 400% indecisive when it comes to picking favourites..

See that's the thing -- I kind of love all of it, even the so-called "crap" stuff from the decade. I love the rock stuff and the disco stuff and the soul stuff. All of it. (well, mostly)

For lesser-known soul stuff, I like the What It Is! box set. And there's some amazing stuff in the 70s-era part of the Quincy Jones box set. But as far as straight-up groups, Earth Wind & Fire and Sly & the Family Stone are where it's at for me.

Rock stuff, I have a soft spot in my heart for Big Star, but I'll take the more popular stuff, as well, like Bowie and Zeppelin and former Beatles' solo stuff, or even the so-called "lighter" Doobies or Steely Dan. And goddam if Loggins & Messina's "Sittin' In" isn't just the most blissful. And holy crap, of course there's Harry Nilsson and his entire catalogue.

But the thing I love most about the 70s is discovering all these bands that are relatively under the radar these days, or groups that artists were in before they got big. Relatively recent discoveries for me include the band Lake and Klaatu and Brian Protheroe.

But I'm honestly equally happy putting on the 1970s station and listening to Brandy or Amie or Angie Baby or pretty much whatever.

EDIT: cleaned up some links