A number of classic Led Zeppelin songs were never performed in concert, but one 'Physical Graffiti' track never got played ...

3. Led Zeppelin, "Kashmir" (From Physical Graffiti, 1975) Led Zeppelin's sixth album is both a logical progression of the band's restlessness over the decade and an anything-goes grab bag of old ...

One of surfing’s most colorful characters of the past four decades talks about Led Zeppelin’s acclaimed sixth record.

Led Zeppelin ended up going out very suddenly, but Jimmy Page thought they were coming close to a transition after this record.

It also rocks to high heaven. Led Zeppelin earn the penultimate spot on our Top 100 Classic Rock Songs list with 'Kashmir,' a stately, epic masterpiece that refuses to acknowledge that rock music ...

IV or Physical Graffiti? That’s the battle this week in Loudwire Nights’ Chuck’s Fight Club. Led Zeppelin are one of the truly iconic bands in hard rock history. The foursome of Robert Plant, Jimmy ...

Led Zeppelin’s sixth album ... song’s debt to Stevie Wonder’s “Superstition”. “Driving Through Kashmir”, part of the journey to one of Zeppelin’s loftiest peaks, suggests that ...

It’s worth noting that obviously, not every fan of Led Zeppelin will consider these tracks to be their most hated songs. It’s all a matter of opinion; we’ve just noted a pattern of dislike ...

The 1990s side project of Heart-rocking sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson delivered this gem of a cover of the third cut of Led Zeppelin IV.It appeared on the soundtrack for the Cameron Crowe — Nancy ...

Both tunes, like the later Zeppelin epic "Kashmir," are played in the evocative ... and its whereabouts remain a mystery, according to Led Zeppelin News. As a result, Gibson says it developed ...