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Led Zeppelin have developed a bespoke playlist generator where fans can build a playlist using any track from the Led Zeppelin catalogue. Yep, that's including all their studio and live albums plus the deluxe editions released over the last few years. And to help launch the service, which runs on Spotify, YouTube, Deezer and their website, they've roped in some famous rock stars to show us how it's done.

Jack White, whose involvement in the campaign - which is part of their 50th anniversary celebrations - is very much a natural synergy, says of Led Zeppelin, "They are an immovable force in music, I don’t trust anyone who doesn’t like them'; and has shared his favourite tracks. His playlist whicc you can listen to here, includes the below tracks:

Jack White x Led Zeppelin playlist:

'The Rover'
'How Many More Times'
'Two Ones Are Won' (Achilles Last Stand) (Reference Mix)
'Since I’ve Been Loving You'
'The Girl I Love She Got Long Black Wavy Hair' (BBC Sessions)
'The Lemon Song'
'St. Tristan’s Sword' (Rough Mix)
'Traveling Riverside Blues' (BBC Sessions)
'Moby Dick'
'Out On The Tiles'

Before getting the final Spotify, YouTube or Deezer link, White will have used this software on the Zeppelin website which is a lot more aesthetically pleasing to spend time on.

Fans of a pointless but fulfilling statistics such as the percentage of people who also chose a particular track by Zeppelin will find the playlist generator fun to use. White - the bonafide muso he is - unsurprisingly picked a track that onl 0.5% of people pick.

Maná - the most successful Mexican rock band going - on the other hand picked fairly straight hits. You can hear their playlist here.

And Royal Blood's Zeppelin playlists here features a couple of intriguing BBC Sessions. And Mike Kerr from the band has this to say about Zeppelin: "Led Zeppelin’s magic has always been about the chemistry that existed between the four members,' says Kerr. 'Nearly 50 years on and the quality of the songs, the guts and the swag on these recordings, is untouched.'

Start your own Zeppelin playist on the service now.

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