Led Zeppelin - In Through The Out Door {Remastered} [Full Album] (HQ) 

I saw Zepplin at the Long Beach Arena in 1975. They will always be my favorite band. I learned to play harmonica to Bring It On Home when I was 11 years old. I play blues harmonica professionally to this day. People always ask me how I chose it as my fav instrument. (They’re always surprised because I’m a woman). I tell them Led Zeppelin 1 changed my life!

I was 17 years old, and I had just driven this girl to her house to drop her off. She was like, "I still have some time to drive around, if you want." As I pulled away from the curb, "I'm gonna crawl" came on, and she reached out and held my hand. We've been happily married now for 30 years. Another Led Zeppelin success story.

My mom bought me this album for my 18th bday. I wanna say it came in a plain brown wrapper. She was a great mother.

I bought the cassette when it came out in the summer of "79", played it in my "73" Cutlass on my self-installed Pioneer KP-500 with Jensen speakers, driving to high school all thru my senior year.

My uncle saw LED ZEPPELIN at the Atlanta pop festival when they were still called: The New Yardbirds! He knew Jimmy Page but was unprepared for the vocals of Robert Plant and the rhythm section of Bonham and Jones! I don’t always listen to LED ZEPPELIN, but when I do, I make sure my neighbors get to enjoy it also!

Memory lane... I was 16 when this masterpiece came along. About to turn 59 and still loving it!

Im 67 still love the music.😊😊😊😊

im gonna crawl is an undiscovered gem few people know about. what a song. so much soul.

When my oldest daughter was 14, I gave her burned CD wth a dozen or so of Zep's finest. Fast forward ( she's now 35)and i go over to eat and she plays this album. Lol. Thanked me for turning her on to them. Dont forget to expose the youngster's.

I bought this unheard, but Zeppelin, right? The beginning of In the Evening STILL makes me smile like the very first time .

I bought the "tape" of "In through the outdoor" in October 1980, when I was 14 years old, Now I'm 57 and yet I cannot stop listening to this "masterpiece"... Max66 Italy The atomic rooster.

JPJ is an incredible musician. This was mostly his baby and it really showcased his talent. Awesome work!

I was 13 when I started my Led Zeppelin journey. I remember rewinding the tape to hear those eerie sounds in the intro of In The Evening over and over because it sounded so ethereal.

Wish John Bonham had lived, imagine the catalog of Zep magic for more decades to come!!

70 and still have my vinyls

The music that Led Zeppelin recorded and released between 1969 and 1979 can never be duplicated again. Their music will forever be timeless

I live in southern California and in the summer of 1979 I was in Cape cod and bought this album and came back to California in August and the album wasn't even for sale here yet I was at every party with the record it got me in everytime I put money down on tickets at the LA forum the the dreadful news came out the Bonzo passed away the rest is history, and what a great album.

I keep going over how unbelievable 70 through 75 was it wasn’t just quality of stuff like Led Zeppelin but right next to it mind blowing bands of unbelievable QUALITY output. AC/DC, Aerosmith, Beatles, Black Sabbath, David Bowie, Chicago, Doors, Eagles, Elton, Floyd, Heart, Jimmy Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Joe Cocker, Rush, Santana, Scorpions, Stevie Nicks Band, Stevie Wonder, Stones, Tom Petty, Three Dog Night, Traffic, UFO, Van Halen,

Always have to crank the volume up on "In the Evening", especially for the intro. Bonzo's drumming is still in it's prime, shame he left us so soon. Hoisting a beer for him as we speak!

I'm Gonna Crawl is outstanding in every conceivable way.

Saw/heard ZEP in July 1969 in Milwaukee, WI as one of many bands at the Midwest Rock Festival, about 3 weeks before Woodstock. Amazing weekend costing a full day's pay of $15 for 3 days and nights. Yellow Sunshine was beaming on me all weekend, and smoke passed freely from one hand to the next. MELLOW time of my life, still fondly remembered at 73 YO! My best to all, Brew

Damn this album still thumps! First Zep album ever bought - I was ten and curious about the scene, big sis and friends older siblings got me into it. Taught myself to play bass and drums, learned the songs...what an era! I miss it...

Another great album... thanks big bro for playing zeppelin so loud our neighbors hated us lol

No commercials, you rock.

This album was a peek into the future of music. It was like nothing else released at the end of the 70's. Led Zeppelin laid down a timeless album that never sounds stale. An achievement that's rarely ever pulled off by a band.

The drumming on "Fool in the Rain" is so good ......

So nostalgic for the BoomXer! When FM was adult programmed and Album Rock was the DJs late-night show. Staying up after SNL and listening to this (and many others) was magical. No videos, but the mind's imagination going along with the Mighty Zep and their songs was enough. "In the evening " is just as intriguing as "Kashmir". The listener is in the song. The last of the Albums and stories? In through the out door is a mystery never to be known.

Sanity restored after listening to the entire album. Thank you!

My late, older Sister whom died from Cancer when she was barely 21 in January of 1983 when she was interred at the same cemetery as Marylin Monroe near Westwood, UCLA, California... At any rate, she bought me the Cassette of "In Through The Outdoor" for my 17th birthday in October of 1981; I think she was I'll with Cancer by the time of my 17th birthday! God Bless.😂

This album put the last nail in the coffin of disco.

This album was the end of an era of great music

I was 13 in 1979 and just turned 57 & still play this LP often. I remember buying this album when it was first released & had tacked the paper bag cover on my wall for years afterwards. Unfortunately I never got to see Led Zeppelin live but I did get to see Page/Plant in 1995 on their Unleddeed tour which was awesome! I have also seen Page solo (1988), Plant/Krauss (2008) excellent, and saw Plant solo around 2012 which was also an amazing show. I am a guitar player as well & have taught myself many Zeppelin songs on both Acoustic & Electric over the years. I learned the solo to "Fool In The Rain" and never get sick of playing it & it has remained fun to play. I have a Boss OC-2 Octave pedal I stack with a Big Muff Fuzz through my Marshall Tube amp & can get the same sound he gets which adds to keeping the solo fun on that song. It is a fun story as well. Thanks for posting the entire LP here.

I have brought two generations up on Zeppelin. Kashmir is my go to Jam… although everything they have is amazing.♥️♥️♥️

The brilliance of composure in order to gain the sound provided was nothing but BRILLIANT. A band with not just talent but vision into the future knowing it will last for generations to come.

Wow I remember buying the album and I still have it . Great times great music . 👍

I was lucky so had seen them back in the 70's in L. A. Im olny 69 years old and for sure Led Zeppelin has been one of my favorite BANDS . Luis Rogelio Cervantes Saludos Amig@s😅

I have never understood why "I'm gonna crawl" has been so underated since then. A masterpiece.

真夏の暑い日の午後3:00過ぎに聴くと一層雰囲気がよいです。このレコード。

I had a ha JVC turntable and receiver but I used to listen to this song on RU-vid actually I listen to it now on RU-vid I'm 67 now

This is, by far, my favorite Led Zeppelin album. Front to back it's such a great bunch of songs. You feel like each song is telling you a story.

probably the most underated Zep album. My favorite all time Zeppelin album

This is among their best. I hadn't even thought of this music for decades. Now I wonder why it's not ever aired on classic rock stations.

Underrated, sounds so rich and evocative.

This album is like a cousin to Houses of the Holy in it's eclectcism. You get a honky tonk number followed by a progressive/ space rock epic. John Paul Jones played a major role on this platter and it shows, he is a damn good keyboardist as well as bassist.

1979 I was 19, so many roads to travel, I'd usually take the wrong one. Zep was an amazing band.

I’ll always have a soft spot for 1979. It was a crossroads year. Early ‘79 was actually the beginning of the’80’s…and the end of an era.

When I want to feel comfortable in my skin I listen Led Zeppelin. It takes me to another level of life.

I got this led zep album in a brown bad from my sister laurie for christmas ...I loved it as led zeppelin is one of my all time favorite rock & roll bands ..i was 15 yrs so hearing this at age 59 2023 brings back good memorys .❤❤❤❤❤❤

And I love it still ❤ 2024 59 years old ...😊

This is such a good album. Yes, I said album. I remember when it came out, I loved it. Oh how I miss the 70's.

When I first heard Whole lotta love, Well it rocked my world, been Zep intense fan since then, loved the concerts and t-shirts. Almost 70 and still listening to Zep and Plant solo and with Page. Will have Zep played at my funeral.

I owned a couple of their earlier albums, but shied away from this newer stuff. Wow, it's such a joy to discover these later albums! I adore LZ!

I think it's a diverse and interesting work. No matter how many times I listen to it, I am drawn in. A crazy and dynamic sound that creates a certain catharsis.

The soundtrack of many people's lives ✊✨

It is so good that nothing can keep us away from this music. After all those years, nothing is different. Still the best.

This album in my opinion never got the deserved appreciation until years later. In the past 3 decades I think I play this album the most of all their albums.

I bought this the week it came out. And started a job that paid great but I had to take a train 30 miles and get 5 miles from there to work. Oh, the blues man. I was doing it for my woman. So me and her could make it. "Oh. Oh I need your love." Right before I turned 21. In the Evening and I'm Gonna Crawl, (I was when I finished the week.) were the big ones for me. Odd that the opening and closing tracks would be the best in my opinion. So much feeling there. But it was a messed up time for them. Jimmy on the heroin and Robert after losing his son. Jonesy kept it together for the band. Bonzo was drinking himself to....well. I had tickets to finally see them in Chicago and then, then... Bonzo died. I think they did the right thing by stopping here. A Swan song indeed.

For all the LEDZEPPELIN fans keep ROCKING

Thanks for this. Almost forgot how good this "Album" was and is...

The intro of "In the evening" gives me chills every time i hear this masterpiece 😍😍

I bought the album in 79 as a birthday present to myself

I still have this original album with brown paper wrapper bought in ‘79 in Omaha, NE. Their last one 😢

Ied is the shit never will stop listening to zeppelin

Blew up my akai speakers on this track and ever looked back. One and only LED ZEPPLIN

This was an epic album!! Still sounds fuckin awesome today!! Really miss John Bonham !! No drummer like him !!

I'm still basking in the light of Jimmy's Birthday Bash on led Zeppelin radio forum was quite the Bash if I do say my self Such beautiful friend's and time we all shared here's to many more Jimmy 🔥🥀💕

My dad bought this album for me...at the time it was sold out, so ALL my friends came over to our home just to listen to it!

The progression of these artists helped the artists to come. Now we can enjoy all types of music

"In the Evening" has these past 45 years been a special favourite of mine; and I still have the LP's original "brown paper bag" in good condition! Thank you so much for sharing this superbly remastered version.

Thanks for offering this without commercials. I haven't listened to this entire album in many years, but I really enjoyed it just now.

I'm Gonna Crawl is criminally underrated

Whether you like Lad Zeppelin or not, the fact the any of us are on here posting comments, it prolongs their legacy. Led Zeppelin for ever. Viva John Bonham.

As time has passed, this is my favorite song on the album.

It was a while since PRESENCE, and I didn't know what to expect ... I was anticipating this album from my favorite band. What direction could they go? I so remember ... my dad had a stereo and reclining chair to to listen to his classical music with headphones. I sat in his throne to experience this album for the first time and this opening track BLEW MY MIND! So did the rest of the album. Led Zeppelin !!!!

lyrics of this amazing song. Thank you Led Zepplin. Sisters of the way-side bide their time in quiet peace Await their place within the ring of calm Still stand to turn in seconds of release Await the call they know may never come In times of lightness, no intruder dared upon To jeopardize the course, upset the run And all was joy and hands were raised toward the sun As love in the halls of plenty overrun Uh-uh, uh-uh, uh-uh, uh-uh Still in their bliss unchallenged mighty feast Unending dances shadowed on the day Within their walls, their daunting formless keep Preserved their joy and kept their doubts at bay Faceless legions stood in readiness to weep Just turn a coin, bring order to the fray And everything is soon no sooner thought than deed But no one seemed to question in anyway Uh-uh, uh-uh, uh-uh, uh-uh How keen the storied hunter's eye prevails upon the land To seek the unsuspecting and the weak And powerless the fabled sat, too smug to lift a hand Toward the foe that threatened from the deep Who cares to dry the cheeks of those who saddened stand Adrift upon a sea of futile speech? And to fall to fate and make the 'status plan' But no one there had heaven within their reach Singing uh-uh, uh-uh, uh-uh, uh-uh Oh, oh, oh Oh, oh Oh Where was your word, where did you go? Where was your helping, where was your bow? Bow Bow Dull is the armour, cold is the day Hard was the journey, dark was the way, way I heard the word, I couldn't stay, oh I couldn't stand it another day, another day Another day, another day Touched by the timely coming Roused from the keeper's sleep Release the grip, throw down the key Held now within the knowing Rest now within the peace Take of the fruit, but guard the seed They had to stay Held now within the knowing Rest now within the peace Take off the fruit, but guard the seed Take off the fruit, but guard the seed

I like all zeppelin music. Great group

Man, this album is so underrated. Such a masterpiece.

Excellent I’ve been a Zeppelin fan since my old brother turned me on to them when I was six years old now I’m 59 and I still think that there the greatest rock n roll band of all times🧨🔥💯💯

best Ever, Bonham, at his Drums^^

I remember being disappointed with this album when I first heard it. But after all these years this album holds up pretty well.

John B on drums are just amazing! One of the saddest days when he passed. They did the right thing by not continuing because no John Bonham no Led Zeppelin hands down Greatest Band in history of Rock!?

Led Zeppelin is a music textbook

79' Sounds About Right ! One of My Best Friends was Class of 80' and i was 81' I Remember his Twin Brother coming home with the New Album and he Played it on his Upstairs room Stereo Phonograph Real loud so we could here down the Stairs in the living Room cause we were playing cards. So That's the First Time I heard this Album.

1971. My senior year in high school. An incredible era for albums. Top of the list. Led zep III. Santana Abraxas. Neil Young After the Gold Rush. Perfect soundtrack for a lid of Mexican brick weed and a circle of heads sitting on the floor in my home boys bedroom. And fantastic album art.

It’s funny how jimmy sweats and toils for perfection when it comes to the bands performance but just throws down what sounds like an off hand first take guitar solo that is awesome….genius

ITTOD gets trashed by a lot of zep fans but I always loved it. Got the 8 track upon release. Always liked the versatility and range on it. Good listen all the way thru imo

I'm gonna crawl is definitely on the map. Don't kid yourself. That's a great song.

Timeless, thanks for uploading 🕉✌

Что бы не говорили об этом альбоме, я получаю дозу кайфа. Во всяком случае говоруны не сделали ничего подобного. Это вечная музыка.

Had tickets for this and then..it happened! This WOULD have been the first concert I saw had it not been for Bonham's death. Very tragic indeed. I remember reading about Robert Plant's reaction to Peter Grant: "...I just can't believe it!" They were unique I the way every album was completely different from the rest. When you hear something from this, you know right away it's 'In through the Outdoor'. Personally, my favorite is 'Physical Graffiti'. Hard to choose a favorite when each one is outstanding! Love 'em all! Thank you for a great upload! What not to like?

Great Album but so much underrated.

Had a Craig power play with some Jensen 6x9s in my '68 Camaro listened to this constantly

LED ZEPPELIN ALWAYS GOOD TO LISTEN TO...THANKS FOR SHARING!!!

Fool In The Rain. The best song ever.

Великолепное оформление альбома! Супер и браво художнику.

This was a comeback for ole Led. Back in the day, I made sure that I got a copy of the album, before it was released to the radio stations, and it sounded great!

"Fool in the Rain" is really good.....

Released 9 days after my 6th birthday.... why does this, why is this, one of the few things (good music) that makes me feel good anymore? Damn, this will get you moving! (Almost done listening. Just have to add.. O my Xst - this is GOOD!!! I don't think music will ever be this good again.)

1 - In The Evening 0:00 2 - South Bound Saurez 06:52 3 - Fool In The Rain 11:06 4 - Hot Dog 17:17 5 - Carouselambra 20:35 6 - All My Love 31:10 7 - I'm Gonna Crawl 37:03

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