10 Best Led Zeppelin Songs Of All Time

By Chris Peet /

9. No Quarter

This arcane and eerie piece is taken from Zep€™s 1973 LP, Houses Of The Holy and is basically a vehicle for John Paul Jones to go all moody and dark with his watery piano. The opening bars trickle in slowly before a crack of lightning from Page€™s guitar introduce a deep wah-wah riff that will absolutely haunt your dreams. It tos and fros with muggy vocals from Plant whispering lyrics about €˜the dogs of doom€™ and €˜winds of Thor€™. The opaque production of the track would directly influence the grunge scene of the early 90€™s.