Album
Physical Graffiti
1975 · Rock
206 collectors on Gatefold own this
Physical Graffiti is a Rock album by Led Zeppelin, originally released in 1975. On Gatefold: 482 pressings tracked, owned by 206 collectors.
About
Led Zeppelin were on a tear in the early part of their career, releasing a streak of riff-driven albums between 1969 and 1973 that set a new standard in hard rock. While each of those first five records was created during a concentrated period of recording, much of the sixth, the double LP <i>Physical Graffiti</i>, drew from material developed at earlier session. Tracks like the crunching “Houses of the Holy” (intended as the title track for their 1973 album) and the loose and lyrical “Down By the Seaside” (written in 1970 and reworked for the group’s fourth record, but ultimately not included) may have been meant for other project, but they easily meet the band's exacting standard. And the odds-and-ends feel of <i>Physical Graffiti</i> is one of its strength, showing every side of Led Zeppelin in a single sprawling package. .
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1Custard Pie4:20
- A2The Rover5:54
- A3In My Time Of Dying11:08
Side B
- B1Houses Of The Holy4:01
- B2Trampled Under Foot5:38
- B3Kashmir9:41
Side C
- C1In The Light8:46
- C2Bron-Yr-Aur2:07
- C3Down By The Seaside5:15
- C4Ten Years Gone6:55
Side D
- D1Night Flight3:37
- D2The Wanton Song4:10
- D3Boogie With Stu3:45
- D4Black Country Woman4:30
- D5Sick Again4:40
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Hard Rock
- heavy
- triumphant
- bluesy
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Jimmy PageGUITAR MANDOLIN PERFORMER, GUITAR
- John BonhamDRUMS PERCUSSION PERFORMER, DRUMS
- John Paul JonesBASS GUITAR BASS, KEYBOARDS GUITAR
- Robert PlantHARMONICA LEAD VOCALS PERFORMER, VOCALS
- Ian StewartPIANO
206 collectors on Gatefold own this · 482 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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