How the West Was Won (Live) [Remastered]Led Zeppelin · 2003

pitchfork

8.8

“It means something when a rock and roll band is described with such passionately divisive rhetoric as Led Zeppelin. The band was a big, dumb example of every opulent shark-story rock cliché of the 1970s: They were heavy-handed, irresponsible purveyors of the "blues"; they were fake hippies and fake mystics who managed to strip even the grandest statements in rock of their power via mind-numbing dr”

rollingstone

8.0

“What has been the Achilles’ heel in Led Zeppelin’s otherwise formidable catalog? The lack of a killer live album — something on par with the Who’s Live at Leeds or the Rolling Stones’ Get Yer Ya-Ya’s Out! The soundtrack for Zep’s 1976 concert documentary, The Song Remains the Same, doesn’t hold up without the movie’s […]”