Led Zeppelin - In The Evening (Lyrics)

[kennygrify]

How many people feel that In Through the Out Door was Led Zeppelin's underrated album and I like that album!

[lobodawg]

This ranks with the best Zeppelin songs.

[nelsonsilva]

This is my all time favorite Zeppelin tune!

[abc-bunr]

I've listened to this song forever and never once paid attention or even cared to hear the lyrics except for the chorus God I just love the music

[jamesphilipich]

What can I say, it's mighty Zep and one of there best

[jameslanning]

Probably my favorite L Z song.
The intro is like... Listening to another world. One from long ago ancient, full of mystery and magic.
Sure there's a lot in LZ to like. I am just drawn to this song, from out of the mix. It has a good driving beat, and great instrumentals.
All that to me, lends to the lyrics and voice of Robert Plant.

[Shango]

The best thing about this song is Robert Plant's lyrics and delivery of them. I feel like this song is really the perfect showcase of Plant's vocal prowess and ability.

[johnness]

One of my favorite ledzeppelin songs, until I hear another one. Then I realize all their songs are my favorite

[davehorton]

Awesome Sound, Only One Zepplin, they are a Joy to my ears.

[jimmyrwilkesjr]

It was ! And it was my first zeppelin album as well, now I own all of them and cherish all of them 40 plus yrs later, thank you LED ZEPPELIN FOR ALL THE GREAT MUSIC OF ALL TIME in my lifetime

[arronmccabe]

Robert lays out the groundwork and Jimmy puts it to bed with that killer guitar solo.

[rbilleaud]

This is a very weird song in terms of the fact that there is a disconnect between the lyrics and the music. This is interesting because is personifies the disconnect between the band members that was happening at this time. It has been documented that during the making of this album, Jones and Plant would show up in the mornings and lay down their parts. Page and Bonham would then show up at night and do their tracks. A weird dynamic to be sure, but understandable given that this was probably the lowest point for Page - at least during his time in Zeppelin - in terms of his heroin addiction. Bonham was struggling with his own issues with alcohol. I found it interesting that Bonham's alcohol abuse was pretty much restricted to his time away from his family. He had an intense love for his family and got terribly homesick when he was forced to be away. Alcohol was his escape. In interviews with both his wife and son, they state that when he was at home he was the perfect father.

[robertmalone]

In Through the Out Door is my favorite Led Zeppelin
Because of this song

[jeremiahhuckleberry]

This album was their swan song and IMHO it's one of their finest records. Magnificent music that I will cherish for the rest of my life. That time period, New Wave emerging full blast from Punk, 76-84, was a golden time, a fantastic time to be young and alive. "It's lonely at the bottom, man, it's dizzy at the top. But if you stand in the no way you're gonna stop."

[janetduncan]

Reminds me of when I was a Jr. in high school. My sister bought the album for me, for Christmas. I hadn't liked anything of theirs until this.

[jonathancarter]

There are 3 absolute masterpieces on this album, this obviously, Carouselambra and I'm gonna crawl, if every song was as good as those 3 it would be the greatest album of ALL TIME!.

[Baza]

Always good to hear Zep, the album crackle at the end just spans all time.

[twopainarsa]

I never heard this before and I love this final album+Coda (1982) and they are so legendary of rock forever and never get tired listening to this.
Thank you for they're greatest band for 69's and even though to be likes Led Zeppelin's forevermore.🤘
Love you Zeppelin forever.
Greetings from Thailand

[lilyofthevalley]

I love this song! It has a special memory for me! 😉

[darktwistedbrandy]

My fav Led Zeppelin song of all time! This song is my love and I need it’s love ❤️