What is best turntable for listening to Rock from the sixties like Led Zeppelin?

A bit of an odd-ball question but I am intrigued. There are many good responses here first of all. I'm not a vinyl nut but do own a turntable and do listen to Zep. I never though of "tuning" my TT to a specific genre of music but it is interesting. I would guess the cartridge would be the player here and there are many options. My set up is a newer Denon fully auto TT (laziness) mated with a Denon MC cartridge. I'm happy with the sound. The idea I think is extract as much as you can from the grooves, then you'll get the groove.

A floating turntable filled with Helium.

Ha ha ha ... My old girard into a kenwood ka 7002 and a pair of ar3's right after seeing them at the filmore east sometime in the late 60's!

First - the quality of the vinyl is key. If you have re-mastered discs - great. If not - then any reasonable turntable will be fine. No need to spend $1000's that's for sure. As mentioned by others the Denon is fine, Linn Sondek LP12, some of the Regas, etc. 

My first decent playback rig was a KLH Model 20 compact system (the one without the tuner). Built-in Gerrard table with a Pickering cart festooned with a little record brush sticking over the end…cool…really good sounding speakers for that time.