Listen to Old School Vinyl cover Led Zeppelin’s masterpiece album...Physical Graffiti.

Physical Graffiti isn’t just another album — it’s a mountain made hard rock. Released in 1975, Led Zeppelin’s double album captures the band at their creative peak, unshackled by limits. By this point, Zeppelin had already conquered the world with blues-driven thunder, but Graffiti showed the full scope of their power — sprawling, daring, and unstoppable.

Across 15 tracks, we get everything: the slashing riffs of “Custard Pie,” the Middle Eastern mysticism of “Kashmir,” the playful funk of “Trampled Under Foot,” and the haunting beauty of “Ten Years Gone.” It’s Zeppelin pushing into every corner of their imagination, weaving blues, folk, hard rock, and progressive textures into something bigger than the sum of its parts.

In this episode of Old School Vinyl, we journey through the making of Physical Graffiti, the band’s state of mind in the mid-70s, and the impressions these songs left on us as fans and listeners. It’s a celebration of Zeppelin’s raw power, their audacity to stretch the boundaries of rock, and the timeless echoes that still rumble through music today.

Put the headphones on, crank the volume, and come with us as we revisit one of the greatest rock albums ever pressed into vinyl.