Led Zep Gets Physical on the next Vinyl Monday

The hard part was choosing which of the four sides we'd hear: by Physical Graffiti, Led Zep were already cemented as Legends. Spilling everything they had at the time into a double-studio-album made them Rock Gods.

I went with Side Two, so we'll get "Houses Of The Holy" (which was left of the previous album, though it still bore that name), "Trampled Underfoot" (one of my favorites), and "Kashmir" (which doesn't appear on Zep IV, despite what Fast Times At Ridgemont High tried to make us believe).

If you don't enjoy this, you're dead inside.