[Imal]

Led Zeppelin is not mentioned at all in this article, a self-discrediting act which belies either agenda or ignorance. What a bunch of irrelevant, self-important fools.

This article is not even suitable for use as electronic toilet paper.

[dirtboy]

Actually, Led Zepplin got five mentions overall:

Artists with the most entries in Rolling Stone's 500 best albums:

Beatles: 11

Bob Dylan: 10

Rolling Stones: 10

Bruce Springsteen: 8

The Who: 7

David Bowie: 6

Elton John: 6

5 each: The Byrds, Led Zeppelin, Neil Young, Otis Redding, U2

4 each: Madonna, Bob Marley, Elvis Costello, Grateful Dead, James Brown, Police, The Smiths, Velvet Underground, Pink Floyd, Prince, Roxy Music, Simon & Garfunkel, Sly & the Family Stone, Stevie Wonder, Talking Heads.

Decade by decade breakdown: 50s or before: 29 albums (5.8% of total 500 list) 60s: 126 (25.2%, but 55% of the top 20 70s: 183 (36.6%) 80s: 88 (17.6%) 90s: 61 (12.2%) 00s: 13 (2.6%).

Albums by men or male-led groups: 439 (87.8%)

Women or female-led groups: 47 (9.4%)

Mixed groups (with more or less equal female and male lead singers): 14 (2.8%)

[beingyoungwasfun]

I find anything by Zeppelin to be far superior to the Beatles, or any band except The Who and The Stones.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

...electronic toilet paper.

Ouch!