Zeppelin attained rock n roll godhood in 1971 with their eternal Stairway to Heaven. By 1973, the faithful were gifted Houses of the Holy, one of the bands most eclectic and enduring albums. Thunderous riff rock (The Ocean) roared out of speakers alongside hard funk oddities (The Crunge), roots-reggae sunniness (Dyer Maker), hauntingly hypnotic hooks (Dancing Days) and, perhaps, an epic power ballad even more beautiful than Stairway (The Rain Song). Equal parts playful and fantastical, Houses of the Holy is a Seventies rock must-have for any record collector.

TRACKLIST
1The Song Remains the Same
2The Rain Song
3Over the Hills and Far Away
4The Crunge
5Dancing Days
6D’yer Mak’er
7No Quarter
8The Ocean