
Led Zeppelin were known for their explosive live shows, with massive stacks of Marshall amplifiers. They created an ear-splitting onslaught of sound that left a lasting impact. Led Zeppelin were well-known for playing extended versions of their songs – all at an unbelievably loud volume. In 1969, they played a rollicking rendition of Heartbreaker that’s said to have reached 130 decibels. 130 dB is the equivalent of standing right behind a Boeing 747 jet engine fired up, and is enough to cause immediate hearing damage. Picture from the Pontiac Silverdome show 1977. Back by popular demand! I know this one’s not for everyone, but for those who loved it, it’s available again….
Led Zeppelin’s Wall of Sound: The Sonic Thunder That Shook the World There are MORE