Led Zeppelin : Physical Graffiti ( Deluxe Edition + Interview )



Physical Graffiti

 is the sixth
 studio album 
by the 
English rock band
 Led Zeppelin
 released as a
 double album 
on February 24 1975 
by their newly 
founded imprint label 
Swan Song Records. 
The band wrote 
and recorded 
eight new songs
 for the album at
 Headley Grange, 
which stretched
the total time 
of the
 record beyond
 the typical length 
of a single LP, 
so the band 
decided to make 
Physical Graffiti 
a double album by
 including 
unreleased tracks 
from earlier 
recording sessions: 
one outtake
 from
 Led Zeppelin III, 
three from 
Led Zeppelin IV,
 and three from
 Houses of the Holy
including the 
unused title track 
from the latter album.
Physical Graffiti 
was commercially 
and critically 
successful upon
 its release and 
debuted at
 number one 
on album charts
 in both the US 
and the UK.
 The album was later
 certified 16x platinum
 in the United States
 by the Recording
 Industry Association
 of America (RIAA)
 in 2006, 
signifying shipments of
 over eight million copies.


Several tracks 
off the album 
became live staples 
at Led Zeppelin 
concerts.
 In particular,
 "In My Time of Dying",
 "Trampled Under Foot",
 "Kashmir",
 "Ten Years Gone",
 "Black Country Woman", 
and
 "Sick Again" 
became regular 
components of
 the band's
 live concert 
set lists following 
the release
 of the album.
According to
 Robert Plant, 
of all the albums
 Led Zeppelin released, 
Physical Graffiti 
represented the band 
at its most creative 
and most expressive. 
He has commented that
 it is his favorite
 Led Zeppelin album. 
Similarly, 
guitarist 
Jimmy Page
 considers this album 
to be a 
"high-water mark" 
for Led Zeppelin





The album's intricate 
die-cut sleeve design 
depicts a
 photograph of a 
New York City brownstone
 tenement block,
 through whose windows 
various cultural icons
 could be 
interchangeably viewed. 
The album designer,
 Peter Corriston, 
was looking for a 
building that
 was symmetrical 
with 
interesting details,
 that was not 
obstructed by
 other objects 
and would fit 
the square album cover




 This Deluxe Edition 
 features bonus material 
containing 
alternative takes
 and previously 
unreleased songs, 
"Brandy & Coke",
 "Everybody Makes It Through" 
and
 "Driving Through Kashmir". 
The reissue was
 released with an
 inverted color version
 of the original 
album's artwork 
as its bonus disc's cover

TRACK LIST 


CD 1 

Custard Pie
The Rover
In My Time of Dying
Houses of the Holy
Trampled Under Foot
Kashmir

CD 2

In The Light
Bron-Yr-Aur
Down By The Seaside
Ten Years Gone
Night Flight
The Wanton Song
Boogie With Stu
Black Country Woman

CD 3

Brandy & Coke 
(Trampled Under Foot)
 [Initial/Rough Mix]
Sick Again
 (Early Version)
In My Time Of Dying
 (Initial / Rough Mix)
Houses Of The Holy
 (Rough Mix With Overdubs)
Everybody Makes It Through
 (In The Light) \
[Early Version/In Transit]
Boogie With Stu 
(Sunset Sound Mix)
Driving Through Kashmir 
(Kashmir Rough Orchestra Mix)

CD 4

ALSO 
A NICE TREAT 
I Found a 
25 Minute Interview 
of Jimmy Page 
Talking About 
The Album 

ENJOY !!!





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