Led Zeppelin: Way Down Inside

Led Zeppelin: Way Down Inside

1972 · Documentary, Music

Packed with rare interviews, press conference footage and live clips, this documentary provides a comprehensive look at heavy metal pioneers Led Zeppelin. Inspired by numerous musical genres, including blues, jazz and folk, the innovative band created a unique sound that continues to resonate today. The program includes a press conference featuring Robert Plant and Jimmy Page discussing the 1980 death of drummer John Bonham.

Directed by Charlotte Lewin

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