Led Zeppelin

In July 1973, during the live performance of "Black Dog" at Madison Square Garden, Led Zeppelin was riding a significant wave of success, having released their fifth studio album, "Houses of the Holy," just a few months prior, in March 1973. This album marked a pivotal moment in their career, showcasing their evolution in sound and experimentation with various musical styles, while including hits like "The Ocean" and "Dancing Days." The Madison Square Garden concert was part of a highly acclaimed tour, capturing the band's electrifying live energy that contributed to their legendary status. The concert footage eventually became a part of the concert film "The Song Remains the Same," which highlighted not only their music but the band's charismatic stage presence and the culture surrounding their performances at that time. Additionally, by this point, Led Zeppelin was one of the biggest bands in the world, influencing countless musicians and reshaping rock music.

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