"Coda" by Led Zeppelin, released in November 19, 1982

"Coda" is a compilation album by Led Zeppelin, released in 1982, after the band's disbandment following the death of drummer John Bonham. The album serves as a posthumous collection of unreleased tracks and studio outtakes recorded throughout Led Zeppelin's career. The tracks on "Coda" span different periods of the band's existence, showcasing a variety of musical styles. Some notable songs include "We're Gonna Groove," "Poor Tom," and "Ozone Baby." These tracks offer glimpses into Led Zeppelin's creative process and experimentation with various genres, including blues, rock, and folk. While "Coda" may not be as cohesive as the band's studio albums, it provides fans with a final offering of previously unheard material from one of the most influential rock bands in history. The album serves as a tribute to the legacy of Led Zeppelin and a testament to the musical talents of its members. "Coda" stands as a historical artifact, offering listeners a retrospective look at Led Zeppelin's unreleased studio work. While not a traditional studio album, it provides a valuable glimpse into the band's musical archives and the creative journey that defined their illustrious career.