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This is a solid effort. The picture, framed at 1.78:1 looks good, and archival interviews and still photos all look pretty sharp and consistent. Some of the material is pretty old stuff, but has been kept in pretty remarkable shape. Led Zeppelin, perhaps more than any other band before or since, could be considered responsible for shaping the music scene of every decade since their arrival in the '70s. Their music is instantly recognizable, and their sound can be heard in everything from hard rock and metal to pop and club music. They are also one of the most storied bands in history. Zeppelin's rise and fall was surrounded in myth, tumult, and tragedy, all the stuff that makes for great dramatic viewing. I was very impressed by this documentary - ordinarily you'll find a bit of footage and a bucket load of still photos, but here there is a fantastic storytelling and highly entertaining interviews. This is the ultimate story of the mighty Zeppelin and a provides an entertaining overview, I recommend it to all Zep lovers.