10 Times Led Zeppelin Shamelessly STOLE Music

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Led Zeppelin: Legends, innovators… and sometimes, borrowers? In this video, we uncover 10 times Led Zeppelin was accused of “borrowing” songs—riffs, lyrics, entire melodies—from blues legends, folk artists, and even their peers.

From courtroom battles to uncredited influences, we explore the fine line between inspiration and imitation. Did Zeppelin steal these songs—or simply carry the torch of rock ‘n’ roll into a new era?

🎸 Whether you're a die-hard Zep fan or a curious rock historian, this is a deep dive into the shadowy side of one of the greatest bands of all time.

👀 Which of these cases do you think was outright theft—and which were just part of the creative process? Let us know in the comments!

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