The 2024 Martin Popoff short eBook about every song on Led Zeppelin’s double album from 1975 called Physical Graffiti.

Welcome back to another Martin Popoff Top 20. The idea for this regular feature began strictly as a look at songs, and you can see that there are a bunch of those here at Zunior. But it’s expanded since that into a number of areas both more scholarly and more goofy. It’s been pretty satisfying constructing these because of the pleasant surprise that some of my most on-the-edge views and writing have been showing up regularly, not to mention picks and rankings that some of you might find completely out-to-lunch. Anyway, let’s get to it.

Totally enjoyed this one, for this is an exercise I’ve never done, even though I’ve yammered on at length about the album, including across 40 pages in my book Led Zeppelin: All the Albums, All the Songs. From the die-cut artwork through to the record’s provocative four sides, this is Led Zeppelin at their peak, darting from style to style, and yet coming out the other end pretty much relentlessly hard-hitting. Shall we proceed?—Martin Popoff

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Bonus! - This short 7-page eBook is available here as a full high-resolution PDF to provide images at the highest quality.

eBook File Size - PDF format – 1 MB