"Oh let the sun beat down upon my cast, with pods to fill my dream . . . "

At the peak of their popularity in the mid-70's, Led Zeppelin retreated to Headley Grange once again. The goal was to write enough songs for a new record, but they came up with more than could fit on one LP. The solution? Dig back into the vaults and put out a sprawling double album.

Physical Graffiti was met with near-unanimous critical praise and huge sales numbers. Featuring epics like "Kashmir" and "In My Time of Dying", rockers like "Trampled Underfoot" and "The Wanton Song", and enjoyable filler sprinkled throughout, the sprawling 2-LP set finds Zeppelin at both their most focused and adventurous.

CHAPTERS:

Intro (00:00:00)

Background (Recording, Production, Cover Art) (00:25:00)

Custard Pie (00:47:20)

The Rover (00:53:16)

In My Time of Dying (00:58:15)

Houses of the Holy (01:01:35)

Trampled Underfoot (01:06:36)

Kashmir (01:14:43)

Year in Review: 1975 (01:18:55)

In the Light (01:28:00)

Bron-Yr-Aur (01:36:00)

Down By the Seaside (01:37:50)

Ten Years Gone (01:43:50)

Night Flight (01:49:20)

The Wanton Song (01:55:10)

Boogie With Stu (01:58:10)

Black Country Woman (02:00:10)

Sick Again (02:02:38)

Reception (Critical, Commercial) (02:08:35)

Categories (Spiciest Biscuit, Dustiest Crumpet, Etc.) (02:08:50)