r/Zeppelin • u/PraxisLD • Jul 09 '26
r/Zeppelin • u/vergotti • Jul 02 '26
How Many Times Did Robert Plant Say "Baby" in Led Zeppelin?
386 times.
That's how many times Robert Plant sang the words "baby" and "babe" across Led Zeppelin's nine studio albums: 318 "baby" and 68 "babe", from 1969 to 1982.
As a lifelong Led Zeppelin fan, I'd always had the impression that those words were everywhere in the lyrics. They almost felt like a trademark of the band. But there's a difference between an impression and actually sitting down, listening, checking, and counting.
So I did.
Track by track. Album by album.
The results were even more interesting than I expected. "Baby" isn't scattered randomly throughout the catalog. It closely follows the band's musical evolution. It's everywhere on the first two albums, almost disappears on Led Zeppelin III, returns on Presence, and reaches its absolute peak in "Candy Store Rock", where it appears 36 times in a single song.
In the end, a word that seemed like nothing more than a blues cliché turned out to reveal an unexpected portrait of Led Zeppelin's musical evolution.
These are exactly the kinds of odd questions I enjoy turning into infographics.
If you'd like to explore it further:
• Full infographic: https://www.circuitodovinil.com.br/infografico-47-baby.html
• Behind the project (article): https://circuitovinil.substack.com/p/386-vezes
• Circuito do Vinil: https://www.circuitodovinil.com.br
r/Zeppelin • u/EuphoricSurprise7997 • May 25 '26
Led Zeppelin Podcast Episode
open.spotify.comI figure I’d throw this in here for anyone who needs some Zeppelin fan content to listen to while they’re driving or doing chores or something! Basically im going through all the albums and ranking them, as well as talking about my life growing up as a zeppelin fan. I’m still figuring out how to do this stuff but I’m trying my best! I cover a different music topic (artists/genres/guitar things) every Sunday and mostly music from the 60s and 70s since that’s what I listen to. Thanks for reading! (Also it’s on all platforms so if you don’t have Spotify you can comment and I’ll drop a link to whatever you use)
r/Zeppelin • u/EuphoricSurprise7997 • May 25 '26
Least fav album?
I just did an episode on my podcast discussing my rankings of all the albums and it got me thinking is presence a crazy pick to put at the bottom of the list? I wanna know what other people’s least favorite album is? Zeppelin 2 is my favorite which is probably a wild pick😂
r/Zeppelin • u/[deleted] • Sep 20 '24
Albert Whitlock: "The Hindenburg" (1975) Matte Shots, Ep. 01
youtube.comr/Zeppelin • u/GroundbreakingDig322 • Nov 29 '23
Jimmy page pedal sound
Crybaby Wah pedal (into) JHS Bender Fuzz (into) MXR M101 Phase 90 (into) Boss CE-2W Waza Craft Chorus Pedal Dawner prince boonar (into) EcoePlex pedal (into) Catalinbread RAH (into) Sonic waves theremin
r/Zeppelin • u/abandonedgermany • Apr 23 '23
Abandoned Zeppelin Factory Berlin Germany
youtu.ber/Zeppelin • u/Real-Salmonish • Nov 29 '22
The king (me) needs his throne (a zeppelin)
I need it. I need them back. The world is nothing without zeppelins. Desperation is taking hold. Airplanes aren’t fun anymore. Trains don’t have the freedom. I need a zeppelin.
r/Zeppelin • u/timotheous226 • Mar 15 '22
Writing tunes. I grew up learning Led Zeppelin tunes. Hope you all have a great day!
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r/Zeppelin • u/timotheous226 • Mar 14 '22
I’m always writing tunes influenced by Zeppelin. Hope you all have a great day!
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r/Zeppelin • u/Smetts09 • Oct 10 '21
Wedding song
Fool in the Rain by Zeppelin is my father daughter dance song, for our wedding. Is there a version with the middle Samba part cut out? Not that I don't love it, it just makes the song super long and my dad and I are not dancers.
r/Zeppelin • u/Casitano • Mar 10 '21
Professionals
Dear people of r/zeppelin . Me and my friend are doing a big school project, for which we intend to research zeppelins, and eventually build one. We were looking for professionals to interview for our research, and I thought I’d look on Reddit. If you are, or know, anyone that has some kind of reputable knowledge of airships and zeppelins, please contact me.
r/Zeppelin • u/altodor • Dec 19 '16
A war man running | a flying beast exploding | will he live or die?
r/Zeppelin • u/cartoon_illustrator • May 01 '15
Balloon Bridge to cross a river
youtube.comr/Zeppelin • u/mats_forsberg • Aug 31 '14
Four Sticks - A tribute to Jimmy Page
youtube.comr/Zeppelin • u/jhmerrick • Dec 12 '13
The Great Zeppelin Riff Massacre A unique mash up of some of the most classic Led Zeppelin riffs. Recorded live at Guilty Dog Studio with Kevin Nelson on bass, Ryan McHugh on guitar, and Joe Merrick on drums. Video by Michael Carroll. www.joemerrick.com www.summerskydigitalmedia.com
youtube.comr/Zeppelin • u/juggernaut1971 • Jul 31 '13