Physical Graffiti - Vinyl, CD, Doos

Led Zeppelin: Physical Graffiti versie op vinyl 2LP in remastered editie. Deze specifieke uitgave werd uitgebracht in Europa bij uitgeverij Swan Song op 24. februari 2015.

"Physical Graffiti": reissue number six by Led Zeppelin is on its wayThe double album "Physical Graffiti" by Led Zeppelin was released on February 24, 1975. Almost to the day, on the 40th anniversary of the first release, a remastered version is being released. The "40th Anniversary Edition" of "Physical Graffiti" continues to be reissued under the auspices of Jimmy Page. Almost all of the band's LPs have become legendary, but Led Zep's sixth studio album still holds a very special status. The double album is remembered by fans as being particularly monumental with tracks like "Kashmir" and "Trampled Under Foot". "Physical Graffiti" continues the reissue approach established last year. Led Zeppelin's double album is being released in several versions on CD and vinyl. In addition, deluxe editions and super deluxe editions have again been compiled. As with the previous five albums, the re-release of "Physical Graffiti" is accompanied by a disc or LP of outtakes. These date from the time of the album and give an insight into the creation and development of the songs. "Physical Graffiti" was the first album that Led Zeppelin released under their own Swan Song label. Thanks to pre-orders, the album achieved platinum status and went to number one on the sales chart immediately after its release. "Bron-Yr-Aur" is a fine acoustic Led Zep classic, "Trampled Under Foot" is a funky number, "Custard Pie" is the rockiest track, and "Kashmir" is an exotic solitaire among the album's gems.Led Zeppelin gave the album the title "Physical Graffiti" to indicate the physical exertion that the double album entailed for them. The recording process was prolonged because they were exhausted from the many tours of the previous years. They originally recorded eight long numbers, which was too much material for a normal LP and too little for a double album. So the idea of adding unreleased tracks from the recording of previous albums was born. "The high quality of the remastering under the direction of Jimmy Page is evidenced by the 2014 reissues of Led Zeppelin's first five albums. For this reason alone, the original analog studio tapes are mixed differently than they were then. Old familiar Led Zeppelin classics sound new and different. Listeners' opinions are unanimous: New, different and better.The following aspects convinced buyers of the first five Led Zeppelin reissues.

Album valt binnen het genre Rock, Hard Rock en Klassieke rock. 180g Remastered 2015 Reissue Vinyl 40th Anniversary Edition.

Led Zeppelin: Physical Graffiti versie op 2CD in remastered editie. Deze specifieke uitgave werd uitgebracht in Europa bij uitgeverij Swan Song op 25. november 2021.

"Physical Graffiti": the reissue of Led Zeppelin' s number six is out now

Led Zeppelin's double album "Physical Graffiti" was released on February 24, 1975. The remastered version comes out almost to the day on the 40th anniversary of its first release. The "40th Anniversary Edition" of "Physical Graffiti" continues to be reissued under the auspices of Jimmy Page. Almost all of the band's LPs have become legendary, but Led Zep's sixth studio album still holds a very special place. Fans remember this double album as particularly monumental with tracks like "Kashmir" and "Trampled Under Foot".

"Physical Graffiti" continues the reissue approach established last year. The Led Zeppelin double album will be released in several versions on CD and vinyl. In addition, deluxe editions and super deluxe editions have once again been assembled. As with the previous five albums, the "Physical Graffiti" reissue includes a companion disc or LP of outtakes for the deluxe editions. These date back to the time of the album and give an insight into the creation and development of the songs.

"Physical Graffiti" was the first album that Led Zeppelin released under their own Swan Song label. Thanks to pre-orders, it reached platinum status and went to number one on the album chart immediately after its release. "Bron-Yr-Aur" is a tender acoustic Led Zep classic, "Trampled Under Foot" is the funkiest number, "Custard Pie" is the rockiest track, and "Kashmir" is an exotic solitaire among the album's gems.

Led Zeppelin gave the album the title "Physical Graffiti" to indicate the physical exertion this double album entailed for them. The recording process was prolonged because they were exhausted from the many tours in the previous years. They originally recorded eight long numbers that offered too much material for a normal LP and too little for a double album. So they came up with the idea of adding unreleased tracks from the sessions to the previous albums. "Physical Graffiti" thus contains songs that were recorded between July 1970 and February 1974.

The high quality of the Jimmy Page-led remastering is evidenced by the 2014 reissue of Led Zeppelin's first five albums, and Page anticipates that the current reissue will be released on CD and LP. For that reason alone, the original analogue studio tapes are mixed differently than they were then. It makes the familiar Led Zeppelin classics sound new and different. Listeners' opinion is unanimous: New, different and better.

Buyers of the first five Led Zeppelin reissues were convinced by the following aspects:
. Different and transparent sound quality Spatial sound: each instrument can be easily located New insights: details are easy to hear Bonus material. Original cover of the first release (Super Deluxe Edition only) Never-before-seen photos (book in Super Deluxe Edition). Remastering Led Zeppelin albums is a must for Led Zeppelin fans and will please fans of quality reissues: in the end, everyone will find a good reason to want "Physical Graffiti".

2 CDs: newly remastered album plus 8-page booklet. Review:
"... then as now, simply one of the best double albums of all time." (Audio, April 2015)

"Nowhere does hard rock swing as seductively as on this 1975 monolith. And Led Zeppelin's rock rhythm machine has never sounded more convincing ..." (Audio, April 2015) (Rolling Stone, March 2015)

Album valt binnen het genre Rock, Hard Rock en Klassieke rock.