Physical Graffiti

I'm nearly 50 and this is too middle-aged-man rock for me. I guess I could give it an extra star for making me feel younger, relatively speaking.

This was a lot of Led Zeppelin. Maybe at some point in time, someone needed an hour and twenty minutes of this, but not me, not now.

Two stars for Kashmir and none for anything else on this album goodbye

Listened Before? No I have never listed to this one despite Kashmir being one of my favorite Zeppelin tracks... Opens on Custard Pie, which centers around a stanky little bassline and never really goes anywhere. Meh. Followed by The Rovers, which is mixed super flat. Some interesting guitar work in the later half that allows it to gain some life. Slugy progression of In My Time of Dying gives way to more energetic interlude with dips into minor keys, slide work, and punchy drums. A bit all over the plac, but I actually like the open sloppiness of it. Not really sure why Plant enjoyed practicing orgasming in the recording studio, but here we are again... Houses of the Holy is a classic. Clyclical riff is catchy and keeps you on edge with a rhythm you want to sink back into, and guitar fills that tickly ones fancy. Also with headphones on its apparent they did not skimp on the cowbell here. Trampled Under Foot is another familiar one with a weirdly funky vibe to the keys and its hop. High point of hte album so far to me. In the Light is a weird one... Definitely this a more experimental Zeppelin than I'm accustomed to. This one is almost proggy in its structure. Not among my favorites. Had to check and make sure the album didn't swap on accident when Down by the Seaside came on. Seems out of character and really don't love Plant's voice enough to hear him earnestly singing. Tempo change near the midpont feels forced and unnecessary. Ten Years Gone is a slow jam and a good one at that. Restrained until the 3 minute mark where the guitar grows some teeth and Plant apparently gargles some asphault. The riff and stacatto drums on The Wonton Song command attention. Kind of a weird one as well but its a nice song to bop along to. Despite a hopeful outset, this album ended up a bit of a slog for me. About halfway through I found myself wishing for the end and never really recovered from there. This album is kind of all over the place. Great highs, but IMO way more misses. Many songs felt as if pulled by prog influences, but they weren't fully committed to the cause. This is a 2 bordering 3 for me... Added to Library? No Songs Added to Playlists: - Houses of the Holy (Driving) - Trampled Under Foot (Driving) - The Wonton Song (Driving)

I mean, I know they’re iconic, but I just don’t like most of their music. It grates. I blame Robert Plant. And also, songs are too long, album is too long. Dislike.

p339. 1975. 2 stars. Led Zep at their flabbiest. A double album of mostly average songs, with the decent ones victim to the usual mid-70s +5 minute rock wankage of the time. A bit of judicious editing and this could have a half decent single album.

A couple of good songs, but overall (remastered) album is too long with too many overlong tracks.

Eu sou enjoada de Led Zeppelin mas fui de coração aberto. Começa bem, mas chega uma hora que me enjoa. No geral eu gostei 50/50, algumas músicas ficam muito boas de se ouvir enquanto faz algo, outras dão vontade de pular pra frente. Fave: Kashmir, Trampled under foot

Hmmm, another band that largely leaves me cold. 2 stars cos Kashmir is a banger.

No doubt this is musically very good but I cannot get past my dislike for Robert Plant's vocal delivery.

Horrendous vocals, and all songs sound the same.

How many led zeppelin albums must I endure before the list is done? I think it has been 10% zeppelin so far and they all sound the same. 2 stars, one because I'm tired of it and the second star because it is still pretty good...

Definitely my least favorite Led Zeppelin album.

Nothing about this stuck with me. Perfectly passable music in a genre I just don’t care about. Deducting a star for the singing, it’s a crime that we just let every dude in a rock band do that weird voice in the 70s and 80s.

Man, this was boring. My least favourite Led Zeppelin album so far. The length doesn't really help it, and there wasn't anything too amazing on here. I mean, Kashmir is good, even if it is a bit longer than I remember, but that's kinda it, in my opinion. I don't know man, I just don't get Led Zeppelin. It's odd, I'd figure that I should like them because of the whiny way Robert Plant sings, as I usually like listening to men whine on albums, but I guess I just don't like the music enough to care. My favourite song was Kashmir.

I just don't get the hype. This is two led zeppelin albums now and they are just meh.

L for me

Barely a dozen albums in and already another Led Zeppelin? Ugh. I do like this a bit more than the first one. I think Robert Plant’s vocals are buried a little more in the mix, which helps. If they took them out entirely it would be even better. There are a few songs I don’t mind like the one they wrote about Godzilla. I dig the mellotron. God this album is long,

Not a Zeppelin fan

Better than I thought, still not super into it 2/5

I love bands that cite LZ as an influence but they themselves never did it for me.

Lyrical graffiti and this one's a burner baby! If I never hear a Led Zeppelin song again in a million years it'll still be too soon!

Bron yr aur sevdim kashmir ? , in my time of dying, tranplet under foot sevdim gibi genel olarak beğenmedim müzikler iyi vokal yoruyor

I didn't like Led Zeppelin before and I don't now. The songs are way too long, even Kashmir, which was otherwise the only interesting one.

Dom: Boomer, smells like a cigarette Nat: Sounds like what a cigarette smells like. ASS

This was like a tray of choice cuts and blueprints for other people to take inspiration or plain steal for something later/better. Realistically, to enjoy this I’d need to cut the songs down to 4 mins max and scale way back on Robert Plant which probably makes me a philistine. I appreciate your service Led, no I do not want to make a donation.

Led Zep is rough. And a double album of almost 90 minutes of Led Zep is especially tough. Just too bluesy and too cheesy for me, but I know people love them. It was a slog.

It's Led Zeppelin, but LONGER! I can dig some Zeppelin in moderation, but it's always been hard for me to stomach an entire album, and this was at least 50% worse than any of my previous efforts. They certainly figured out their formula and marketed the hell out of it.

Whilst Led Zeppelin are one of the all time greats of the genre and have had some great albums and singles, this release didn't grab me the way I though it would. Being a double album was already on thin ice - most of the time I don't generally enjoy them. But then coupled with the album having some unreleased tracks from their previous works, it felt like an amalgamation of songs just for the sake of it. Best: Bron-Yr-Aur Worst: In My Time Of Dying

jag tror inte jag förstår led zeppelin... Robert Plant är kinda störande men trummorna och basen är oftast helt trevlig, det bara känns inte som att bandet fungerar så bra ihop? Eller så är låtarna bara inte så bra? Eller någonting, jag känner helt enkelt inte så mycket av att höra på dessa killar, det känns inte speciellt.

It's not that I just couldn't get into this album, I actively disliked most of the songs. I couldn't even listen all the way through most of them. Two stars because Puff Daddy was able to make something great from one of the riffs, so I guess there's something good in here that I'm not hearing.

Raskasta. Monessa mielessä. Ei silti pelkästään puuduttavaa.

Still burnt on Zeppelin. That was long.

The start of In The Light was dope but otherwise not much to note some "classics" like Kashmir that everyone has heard but not my style

This might be heresy, but I found it to be a pretty weak album. Only liked Kashmir and maybe one or two other tracks out of 15.

fav tracks: the rover, kashmir,

not my kinda thing

Hmmmmm, well, not really my kind of thing. I do love some Zeppelin songs, but this album is just caveman rock. When they are melodic and singing about interesting things I like them a lot.

The penultimate rock band, plus really solid production value to boot. While the first disc alone puts it on the all time greats, the second disc was more subdued rock that held up against and surely influenced some of the best indie rock of the recent years.

70's rock, a.k.a. white men play The Blues (tm). There are a few tracks that do not adhere to that (e.g. Kashmir), and in these cases the music becomes better immediately, but the basic formula holds true, making this not a very enjoyable album. 2/5

Not a good album

My god, this thing is sooooo looooong. I have a bias coming into this record about being lukewarm on Zeppelin, but man is 80min of Zeppelin *a lot* for me. Most of the songs, they find one or two grooves and latch on for sometimes 11 minutes(!!). I'm also not entirely convinced that Robert Plant is singing, mostly just moaning sexually. And hey, I don't really mind if stuff gets sexual, but Christ do I not like Plant on this record. Luckily, a few songs later in the album prevent this from being a one-star, but man, was it close. Favorite tracks: "Ten Years Gone", "The Wanton Song"

Didn't finish, life's too short to listen to music you aren't feeling. Tried a bunch of times to get in to led zep but they've never stuck with me just like this time

Well. Kashmir is great. But the rest - musically fine but boring as Eric Olthwaite's shovel collection.

Overstuffed - what could’ve been snappy, tight melodic songs are extended well beyond their welcome into 4 or even 5 minute territory. Also a bit confused as to why this needed to be a double album? There’s no major tonal or symbolic shift between discs, leaving this whole thing a structurally and melodically confusing mess.

Not a huge Zeppelin fan and if I'm going to listen to them it will generally be the earlier ones. This... sure is more Zeppelin.

First part was just like all the other rock albums. But a few songs in the middle were pretty good, I really liked them. Then the last part of the album was again, just like all the other rock albums.

Saved Prior: Kashmir Off Rip: Custard Pie, In The Light Cutting Edge: None Overall Notes: Most of the songs are too long and don't hold my attention. You will never hear me utter a bad word about Kashmir though. Strong 2.

Overblown, pompous, self-obsessed, leaden and at least 50% too long.

This album is very boring. Nothing exciting or fun imo, besides the incredibly recognizable tracks. Had huge expectations that this album completely failed to meet. 5/10 is generous.

Bon àlbum de rock, tot i que escoltar-lo sencer se m'ha fet bola.

A couple of great tracks but I dont need the other 54 hours of tracks to get there - not changed my mind on led zep

Just not my thing

This must have fallen victim to the "Seinfeld is Unfunny" phenomenon; it was something so influential in its time that everything else aimed to emulate it, and now it just sounds like the most generic Classic Rock ever. I guess we Millennials are killing Classic Rock then too. Anyway it was fine, but I'm docking a star because it wasn't fine enough to merit the double album length.

I so expected to like this.. I just didn't... Meh.

Help the length is killing me

Songs are too long.

Meh

I.dont.think.led.zepplin.is.that.good. this.album.furthered.that.belief.

Ok album but not my fave Led Zeppelin album.

One of those albums that people say you “have to own!” It’s possibly the worst Zeppelin stuff you could start on. Kashmir is a banger but there’s fuck all else here. A band that had given up by this point.

My generation but not one of my favourites. Best single Stairway to heaven not on it

I’m not a fan of double albums and this doesn’t justify it at all. Self indulgent, half of it could have been cut. The bits that are good are good, but it ended on a whimper

Olen sveitsi tässä

Pse pse album... pse pse band...

No es mucho mi rollo

Zep isn't really for me...

2.5

I hate LZ so much but 1001albumsgenerator.com does NOT CARE ABOUT MY FEELINGS. My standouts: gun to my head, Kashmir, but that's only because I've heard it so much in my life it's like Stockholm Syndrome.

Terrible

Ugh another Led Zepplin, I get it, everybody loves them. His voice is horrible over some pretty decent rock. At least I haven't heard this album a million times so it's still a bit new to me, still horrible but new. It's just cheesey blues rock, why is everyone so into this band?

boring poo

Oh my fucking god please stop recommending me led zeppelin. Absolutely no amount of gaslighting and condescension from music fans will convince me that they sound good. Fuck off and never play through my speakers again.

Custard pie-5/10 The rover-4/10 In my time of dying-3/10 Houses of the holy-5/10 Trampled under foot-3/10 Kashmir-4/10 In the light-3/10 Bron-Yr-Aur-5/10 Down by the seaside-3/10 Ten years gone-4/10 Night flight-3/10 The wanton song-4/10 Boogie with stu-2/10 Black Country woman-2/10 Sick again-2/10

The only reason that I can't fall asleep through this entire album is half the songs are so grating to listen to. You want to take a nap for one song, then the other stirs you awake. Fuck people who steal music from underprivileged artists BTW.

👎

Was definitely good, just not my thing. Add 0/15 songs to my liked songs.

Då var det barbröstat 70tal igen. Var det Falklandskriget den här plattan var ansvarig för eller vad kom vi överens om? Utbrett över ett dubbelalbum dessutom. En frunktansvärd sångare, en gitarrglad gitarrhjälte och alldeles för mycket bluesrock som grundfundament. Jonas brukar påpeka sin avsmak för 80tals produktioner, 70talets rockproduktioner är min motsvarighet i så fall, det här är värsta tänkbara produktion i mina öronen. Då lyssnar jag ändå på en remastrad version, fast det kanske gör det värre (?). Det låter både illa och hopplöst daterat, fy fan! Det här är inte för mig, det finns ingenting med det här jag gillar eller ens har överseende med. Jag vill inte lyssna på det här. En svagare etta än The Who's 70talsrock

1975? Det måste ha låtit mossigt redan då. Första intrycket: boogie-woggie-blues-rock som pågår alldeles för länge. Ljudbild som om det vore inspelat med endast en mick i replokalen. Dessutom en dubbel. Med andra ord dubbelt så uselt. Ettan har aldrig känts mer självklar. Men andra skivan är något mer varierad. Night Flight hade kunnat varit en Rod Stewart-låt. Med darr på ribban klarar de en tvåa. Men så läser jag på om skivan . Tydligen spelade in material för 3 lp-sidor. Istället för att rensa ut de sämsta materialet så väljer de att fylla ut till en dubbel med tidigare överblivet material. Sådana beslut förtjänar en etta

The birth of the swaggering sports arena drek.

bof

Boring and too long

Over-rated and overblown. The artists Zep have 'borrowed' from here do most of this stuff much better. As for lyrics such as those of Sick Again...This has not aged well. I suspect Jack White has listened to this a lot, though.

Christ, this plodded. An album so heavy in sound and thought, it led me to have the urge to live a life of abstinence.

Nothing special about it, Kashmir is the only hit in it

Guitar was ok. Music was pure shite

It wasn't good enough, there was too much of it, and Jimmy Page kidnapped a child and slept with her for two years, dumping her when she turned 16.

Note : 1/5. Voilà. C'est dit. Le sacrilège est commis, la sentence est tombée. Je sens déjà les hordes de fans aux cheveux longs et aux jeans brodés de dragons affûter leurs médiators pour venir me faire la peau. Mais que voulez-vous, le projet "1001 Albums" est une quête de vérité, et ma vérité, la voici : je n'ai jamais, au grand jamais, pigé le délire Led Zeppelin. C'est une sorte d'allergie pathologique, un angle mort dans ma culture musicale pourtant, je crois, assez vaste. J'ai 55 balais au compteur, j'ai usé mes fonds de culotte dans les bacs à vinyles d'un disquaire indépendant, j'ai crié dans des micros de radios libres, j'ai vu des scènes s'effondrer sous le poids de l'ego de certains musiciens, mais Led Zep... ça m'est toujours passé dix kilomètres au-dessus du casque. C'est de la musique pour des gens qui lisent des livres avec des cartes dessinées au début. C'est de la musique pour des mecs qui trouvent qu'un solo de batterie de douze minutes, c'est une excellente idée. Pourtant, le livre me l'ordonne, et votre serviteur, discipliné (parfois), s'exécute. Me voilà donc, en 2025, à me farcir l'intégralité de Physical Graffiti. Un double album, tant qu'à faire. Pourquoi faire simple quand on peut faire long, n'est-ce pas ? Soyons honnêtes et rendons à César ce qui lui appartient. Objectivement, ce disque est un monstre. Sorti en 1975, au sommet de leur gloire himalayenne, c'est l'oeuvre d'un groupe qui a conscience d'être le plus grand du monde et qui le fait savoir. Tout est surdimensionné : la durée, l'ambition, les riffs, la pochette... C'est le Boeing 747 du rock. On y trouve de tout : du hard rock qui tâche, du blues (très, très largement "inspiré" des anciens, comme d'habitude avec eux), des ballades folk à faire pleurer une mandoline, des escapades country, des délires quasi-progressifs... C'est une encyclopédie du rock des seventies. Le groupe est une machine de guerre, une force de la nature. Jimmy Page est un architecte du riff, un sorcier de la six-cordes, et John Bonham... Bon, d'accord, John Bonham frappe sur ses fûts comme si sa vie en dépendait et, oui, c'est absolument monstrueux de puissance et de groove. Le son de ce disque, pour l'époque, est colossal. Voilà, j'ai dit du bien. On peut passer aux choses sérieuses ? Parce que, bon sang de bonsoir, qu'est-ce que je me suis fait chier. Le premier obstacle, et il est de taille, c'est la voix de Robert Plant. Ce cri strident, cette plainte d'elfe sous hélium, ce hurlement de damné qui semble constamment chercher une note que seuls les chiens et les chauves-souris peuvent entendre... C'est au-dessus de mes forces. Sur "Kashmir", ce morceau que tout le monde cite comme le chef-d'oeuvre absolu, j'ai l'impression d'entendre un guide touristique pour créatures mythologiques me hurler dans les oreilles pendant huit minutes. C'est grandiose, c'est épique, c'est tout ce que vous voulez, mais ça me laisse de marbre. C'est de la musique de stade, conçue pour être écoutée par 80 000 personnes en plein air, pas dans mon salon avec un café. Ensuite, il y a la boursouflure. Un double album ! Pour quoi faire ? Pour nous infliger des morceaux qui n'auraient jamais dû quitter le plancher de la salle de répétition. C'est le syndrome du "on est les rois du pétrole, donc tout ce qu'on fait est génial". Eh bien non. Il y a du remplissage, des longueurs, des moments où l'on sent qu'ils se regardent jouer en se trouvant formidables. C'est de l'onanisme musical, de l'auto-congratulation en bande organisée. Quand on a été élevé au punk et au post-punk, à l'urgence, à l'idée qu'une chanson doit aller droit au but en moins de trois minutes, écouter un morceau comme "In My Time of Dying" (onze minutes, onze !) c'est une épreuve. Et puis, il y a ce mysticisme de pacotille, cette fascination pour l'occulte, le médiéval, le "does my bustle still bustle in your hedgerow?". Ça manque de béton, de crasse, de réalité. C'est une musique qui flotte dans l'éther, qui parle de montagnes brumeuses et de reines sans nom. Pendant ce temps-là, à New York, les Ramones branchaient leurs guitares pour nous parler de sniffage de colle et de passages à tabac. Disons que je me sens plus proche du second sujet. Alors, bien sûr, je respecte. Je respecte le travail, le succès colossal, l'influence indéniable. J'ai vendu des palettes de ce disque à des clients qui avaient les larmes aux yeux en me le tendant. Pour des millions de gens, "Physical Graffiti" est une pierre angulaire de leur existence. Qui suis-je pour juger ? Juste un vieux con qui, après une heure et demie d'écoute, a juste envie de se mettre un bon vieux morceau des Buzzcocks pour se nettoyer les oreilles. Le livre dit que je dois l'entendre avant de mourir. C'est fait. Je peux maintenant mourir tranquille, en sachant que je n'aurai plus jamais à l'écouter. C'est un poids en moins. La prochaine fois, j'espère un truc un peu moins... zeppelinien. Allez, sans rancune.

This is the eleventh album I’m rating. I am familiar with Zeppelin 1-4. However, I have yet to listen to a full Led Zeppelin album. I’m also not familiar with this album aside from Kashmir but I hope this is as good as Zeppelin’s other stuff. Custard Pie - Adding to my Playlist. This is definitely a Led Zeppelin song. The Rover - Not Adding to my Playlist. I don’t like the singing. In My Time of Dying - Not Adding to my Playlist. This is way too long. Houses of the Holy - Adding to my Playlist. I didn’t know this was on Physical Graffiti. I always assumed this was from Houses of the Holy. Trampled Under Foot - Not Adding to my Playlist. This is pretty boring. Kashmir - Adding to my Playlist. I’m surprised I didn’t already add this. In the Light - Not Adding to my Playlist. The singing sounds bad but I like the synth on this song. Also, way too long. Bron-Yr-Aur - Not Adding to my Playlist. This sounds different and I don’t like it. Down by the Seaside - Adding to my Playlist. A nice and peaceful song that just sounds good. Ten Years Gone - Adding to my Playlist. A little long but pretty good. Night Flight - Not Adding to my Playlist. I’m not a fan of the singing. The Wanton Song - Not Adding to my Playlist. Side four is pretty disappointing. Boogie with Stu - Adding with my Playlist. I don’t know who Stu is but this sounds pretty good. Black Country Woman - Not Adding to my Playlist. The singing was nice at first but it started getting annoying. Sick Again - Not Adding to my Playlist. Usually I like Plant’s singing but something just feels wrong. All in all I liked 6/15 of the songs. This was a pretty disappointing album, I expected better from Led Zeppelin, I mean it isn’t bad, just not that great.

Physical Graffiti - Led Zeppelin god damn i'm sorry this is so boring to me. trampled under foot is the first track that stands out to me. i like the bouncy feeling of it. i recognise kashmir, it's pretty alright. the guy singing has the worlds most annoying voice though. i will never call myself a bad singer again the rest of the songs so far on disk 1 have blended into a blob in my mind. the start of in the light is pretty currently at down by the seaside, the main word coming to my mind is 'slog' beat switch was cool tho releaseeee meeeee that riff in ten years gone was slightly irritating as i was listening, i googled and found an article on led zeppelin. i noticed kurt cobain said they sing about their dicks too much. I haven't been listening to the lyrics because the music doesn't make me interested in them, but if most of the songs are about sex that's actually boring as fuck lol. kurt cobain seems to have a lot of similar criticisms to me, rip dude wanton song was an absolute snooze oh jesus and they are plagiarists?? i feel awful for the people they stole from, damn. imagine these guys stealing your song and turning it into the blandest shit i've heard in a while. why do people rave about these jerks? i mean i know the answer but i won't bring it up in a music review or it'll turn into a rant black country woman- uhh i hate this sick again- hey what the fuck are these lyrics? "From the window of your rented limousine I saw your pretty blue eyes One day you're gonna reach SIXTEEN? Painted lady in the city of lies" i fucking hate this shit i hate it i hate it stay away from teenagers you fucking freaks oh thank fuck its the last song 1/5 this was ass

what if every bad rock cliche was stretched out into an 8 minute song. fuck this

So impressed by Led Zeppelin's ability to take from the blues and somehow make it sound like some of the most boring, soulless and absolutely gaudy style of music ever made. I don't like this cock rock stuff and everything it inspired whether it be prog or hair metal, or even Queen, just fuck all of it, also I can't stand their lyrics which are always either a twelve year old's idea of sex or these mid-wit fake profound "big topics", I HATE Led Zeppelin, I wish to god this awful corny band never existed

If it’s not Kashmir, what are we even talking about dude?

Not for me.

Too long, sometimes repeating parts to the point of tedium. Robert Plant's vocals reaching the highest notes is like nails on a chalkboard. The only good points in this albums where the most subdued songs like Ten Years Gone or Down by the Sea Side because it didn't spend time in the same hard rock excersises the other songs did. Just not the thing I want from rock, even older rock

Not for me

This sounded exactly as I expected. 1 / 10

Har så förjordat svårt för Led Zeppelin.

Not my.thing

Sigh. Really don’t like this shit.

Shit blues-ripoffs with horrible caterwauling and moments of boogie rock. Hate it.

didn't like them then, don't like them now

Don’t tell me this is rock again Custard Pie- I hate how the instrumental is louder than the singer, so much so that I still hear screaming but I don’t know what he’s saying In My Time of Dying- IT’S SO LONG

Didn't enjoy, with Kashmir being the only standout. 1/5

Rubbish. Never understood the hype about Led Zeppelin and this cements my view. Only one song that's half decent.

Led Zeppelin has never been one of my favorites, and I didn't particularly like this album. Obviously the parts are excellent: the vocals are great, the musicians are fantastic, and the production is high quality. But for me, it's a "the sum is less than the individual parts."

Does not come close to their seminal 1969 releases, the only ones I maintain an interest in listening to.

all the songs mesh into one long, loud and boring noise. 1/5

Unerträglich

Suprisingly unenjoyable to me, as i previously loved a handful of Led Zeppelin tracks, first 4 track run reminds me of AC-DC-ish highway rock which is insufferable to me, 7/15 tracks listened tracks i enjoyed: Trampled Under Foot: great riff and some odd reggae vibes, but gets too repetetive for its 5 minnutes Kashmir: some melodic breaks between lines that are really cool, but still core gets repetetive in an unenjoyable way

Seichter hard Rock.

His voice gets on my nerves. :( The only song I really like so far is Kashmir and it's strictly for the music. A lot of this would be better without vocals.

Nope

Never liked them, never will.

Must say. I really don't like this album. This feels like the most generic album some old dude would listen to. Nothing about it screams anything of worth. The tracks are too long for no real reason, since they feel like loops anyways. Lyrics are generic sounding and so are the instruments.

Was never big on rock music, but I can respect the zep. Favorite song of theirs not on this album is D’yer Mak’er. But anyway, not really feeling this one. I lean more towards punk/hardcore. Top track for me is In the Light.

Just not a fan. Star rating has on bearing on anybody's reality but mine

i don’t really listen to rock

misleading title; doesn't go well with toks overall, a solid album, 1/5

Still not a Led Zep fan after all these years.

Technically proficient session men jamming in search of an idea. For a brief run of three tracks over an hour into this bloated fucker, they actually hit upon the idea of writing songs, which made this easier to get through than expected. They aren't particularly good songs, but it's something they ought to have built on.

Jimmy Paige is a talented thief. Great at arrangements of songs. Even better at passing them off as originals. Fuck this group.

Not a fan of Robert Plant on a good day. Today was not one of those

3.8/5 Es un gran trabajo que me no me cerró del todo sino se hubiesen ganado el 4. Mi album favorito de ellos es Houses of the holy y siento que esto no está a la altura, o siquiera de Led Zeppelin IV. A pesar de esto se destaca el excelente trabajo en guitarra y las líneas contrastadas de bajo.

Noticing that LZ's main draw are the guitars.

8/10 - Not a big fan of Led Zeppelin but I do appreciate their place in history and this album is a fine example of their influence in rock.