Tesla
The Great Radio Controversy

he second album of lovers of physics and creativity Led Zeppelin. It was made, of course, according to the recipe of the previous one. The focus is put on a slightly modernized "Zeppelin" sound, again, the active use of acoustic instruments and unlimited enthusiasm in the performance of a number of songs. "The Great Radio Controversy" overtook the band's debut album by the number of copies sold and the place in the charts, which is very important for the hard rock group, and also gave the world several hits at once. The most beautiful ballad "Love Song" and semi-ballad "Paradise" with the most technical guitar solos, as well as the opening album, the hilarious "Hang Tough" and memorable "Heaven's Trail" may well be included in the Golden Fund of hard rock. Successful turned out and stylized under the old school hard-rock numbers like "Did It for the Money" with a hard riff and hoarse vocals. Unfortunately, some of the album's songs came out quite exhausted, a vivid example is the middle-tempo uplisted number of "Lazy Days Crazy Nights". Summarizing the above, we can note that the music of "Tesla" is a typically American product, obtained by crossing traditional hard rock with a blues school. It turned out not bad at all, so much so that the musicians recorded a number of their next albums using the sound and melody "The Great Radio Controvesy".