Physical Graffiti

Here are the stories behind every song on the band's freewheeling 1975 double LP.

U.K. record buyers have been spending a lot of money on classic rock artists lately.

Led Zeppelin will present a global premiere to their upcoming Physical Graffiti reissue with a live event on Thursday that includes a stream of the album and a Q&A session with Jimmy Page.

While we count down the days until Led Zeppelin's remastered and expanded 'Physical Graffiti' arrives in stores on Feb. 24, the band has decided to tide us over with a sneak peek at some of the previously unreleased material included in the new edition.

It’s Jimmy Page’s birthday today, he has 71 candles on his cake and continues to crank out the Led Zeppelin reissues.The double album Physical Graffiti newly remastered will be released on February 24th, the 40th anniversary date of the collection when it first saw the light of day...

Looks like the last week of February is the official release date for the expanded reissue of Led Zeppelin's classic sixth album 'Physical Graffiti.'

The Physical Graffiti album in 1975 came as a surprise to most Led Zeppelin fans with it's longer moodier tunes and uneven texture, but a good surprise to most, ending up being a megahit for the band.  An odd collection of new songs along with older songs they didn't use on previous albums, it makes for one of their more interesting offerings...

Let me know what your favorite Zeppelin album is.  Mine is III.  Many fans list II or IV as their faves.  Not too often does Physical Graffiti come into play so it's refreshing when it does ... like on today's Vinyl Vault!  Being a double album it's full of Zep treasures like "The Wanton Song", which never really got airplay to speak of, but hey, it's Zeppelin...