Your absolute favorite song from Physical Graffiti?

[pottedplant]

Ten Years Gone - I get chills everytime I hear it.

[ScarletMacaw]

The Rover, because it has a drama to it and the best lyrics of any Zeppelin song, IMO....but I also would count Trampled Underfoot (kick-ass rock and roll) Bron-yr-Aur (beautiful) In My Time of Dying (great blues tune) and Boogie with Stu (just fun) among my favorites. Apparently I am very unusual in that Kashmir is not one of my favorites.

[Ski]

I picked In My Time Of Dying.

Yet.... Ten Years Gone... Custard...Kashmir... close 2'd LOL

[Mats Rutberg]

hardly impossible to vote, after some thinking i voted for The Rover but it could be almost every song, This album is so f***ing great, so great that it stands out even compared to other zep-albums.

[Michael678]

kashmir was one of the very first songs i loved (along with Black Dog, Whole Lotta Love, and Stairway to Heaven of course) that song always has a place within my heart

[Charles J. White]

The whole fucking album is brilliant but Kashmir is just so special

[Geaston]

Thank you for putting Bron-Yr-Aur, Seaside, Boogie with Stu, & BCW together!!! I would've just left this poll without a vote because those are all my favorite songs, but another one is In the light, and In My Time of Dying. Those are all killers!

[Stormbringer]

In the Light

Rover

These are my two firsts... then mb Houses of the Holy or Ten Years Gone

Kashimr not last, but not first either. Same with IMTOD.

[The Dark Lord]

Such a great album overall. Perhaps my favorite. It's interesting that the mood of the album truly matches the gritty yet multi- dimensional album cover. It's hard to pick a favorite, but I would have to go with In the Light. The droning bagpipe keyboards; the many various sections to the song; the multi-tracked and delayed guitar overlays at the end; Bonzo's powerful but elegant drumming and use of a ride cymbal; the heavy Sabbath like riff; and Robert's great vocal, all make this a force to be reckoned with. A beautiful and dynamic piece of music.

Edited March 3, 2014 by The Dark Lord

[zepdawg]

The Rover. I think it's one of the songs which most captures the essence of Led Zeppelin...an amazing riff by Jimmy, Robert in top form, and a really powerful rythm section...yeah, one of their best songs ever in my opinion.

Kashmir is close behind

Ah man, like trying to pick ya favourite child, but voted The Rover, all the above sentiments and how RAUNCHY that guitar gets, only Pagey can create that!

[sonshine]

Holy crap, no way can I answer this one. It's such a powerful album, musically, emotionally, and intellectually. Could be 'Sick Again', could be 'Custard Pie', (those two songs... man, they are just soooo damn sexy!) or even 'Wanton Song'... Nope, I can't choose. I love them all.

[rm2551]

Wow, this changes all the time. Custard Pie right now, so unreal. Will be a different one next week probably. LOL

[geekfreak]

great poll I`ve vote for " trampled under foot " but like most of you the whole album is amazing.

[Stairway is NOT stolen]

Without a doubt, it's the Rover. That Guitar just can't be beaten IMO

[Ugra]

Damn this is so difficult! Voted for rover. Absolutely dig that one. Love ten years gone too. The knebworth 1979 version of that song is beautiful.

[Mook]

I genuinely can't pick.

In my opinion the best LP ever made by anyone & absolutely packed with classics.

[geekfreak]

favourite songs off Physical Graffiti are:

5. IN MY TIME OF DYING

4. TRAMPLED UNDER FOOT

3. HOUSE OF THE HOLY

2. IN THE LIGHT

1. KASHMIR

add two other songs NIGHT FLIGHT and CUSTARD PIE...

[MightyLedZeppelin]

1. Kashmir

2. Ten Years Gone

3. In The Light

4. The Rover

5. Custard Pie

[rm2551]

The Wanton Song

The Rover

In My Time of Dying

Ten Years Gone

Black Country Woman

...will be different again next week. LOL

[price.pittsburgh]

In my time of Dying is not only the best on PG, but it's probably their best track period. I can't think of another Zep song that I never get just a little weary of. After IMTOD for the PG album, I'll take Ten Years Gone, then Custard Pie and The Rover

Edited May 21, 2015 by price.pittsburgh

[UncommonLoon]

This is my list here:

Kashmir 

In the Light

Ten Years Gone

In My Time of Dying

Houses of the Holy

Down by the Seaside

Custard Pie

Trampled Under Foot

The Rover

Boogie with Stu

Night Flight

Black Country Woman

The Wanton Song

Bron-Yr-Aur

Sick Again (the only song I don't like on the album)

[UncommonLoon]

This is my list here:

Kashmir 

In My Time of Dying

In the Light

Ten Years Gone

Houses of the Holy

Down by the Seaside

Custard Pie

Trampled Under Foot

The Rover

The Wanton Song

Boogie with Stu

Night Flight

Black Country Woman

Bron-Yr-Aur

Sick Again (the only song I don't like on the album)

[anniemouse]

I think the LP is a staggering masterpiece; not just in their catalogue of great music but of rock music in general.

My favourite keeps changing although Bonzo drumming on Custard Pie is astonishing and Trampled Under Foot shows that they were prepared to experiment with funk rhythms. Kashmir stands up on every level a staggering piece of works and as an LP this is a band prepared to explore all facets of their collective talents.

Noticed that Rolling Stone still has a downer on this LP all these years on and I do not understand that.

[The Rover 75]

Easily The Rover lol, but there are many other fantastic tracks. I really dig Night Flight, as well, it may not have some of the musicianship as some of the other tracks, but it's got a great groove.

[Clinton P. Desveaux]