- Kashmir builds for nearly nine minutes without a traditional chorus — does that structure feel triumphant or exhausting by the end?No answers yet
- Physical Graffiti pulls from sessions spanning four years — does the album feel cohesive, or does the seam show between old and new material?No answers yet
- Trampled Under Foot sits in an unexpected funk groove for a Zeppelin track — how does it change your sense of what the band was capable of?No answers yet
- In My Time of Dying runs sixteen minutes as a loose, almost improvised blues — where does it earn its length, and where does it lose you?No answers yet
- The album closes on Tea for One, one of Zeppelin's most subdued and mournful songs — is it the right note to end on?No answers yet
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