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Jimmy Page was interviewed about the making of Physical Graffiti for the latest book published by journalist and author Dylan Jones.
Writing on Instagram, Jones said that he spoke to Page for his new book “1975: The Year the World Forgot” which was published on June 12.
“Thank you to Jimmy Page for talking me through the process of delivering Physical Graffiti,” Jones wrote. “This was zenith rock. Mount Rushmore rock. By 1975, Led Zeppelin were music’s great colossus, the perennial soundtrack to mayhem and carnage, a swashbuckling band yoked to all manner of imaginary rampaging hordes. They were the hard rock thunderous blitzkrieg, a gang of marauding Viking warriors (albeit in double denim), the template of seventies’ orthodoxy and the bar by which every other rock group was then judged. Little did they know it, but they were about to reach their peak. Read all about it in my new book 1975”
The interview with Jones is the second recent interview about Physical Graffiti that Page has carried out. Page, along with Robert Plant and John Paul Jones, were all interviewed about the album for Uncut Magazine’s April 2025 issue, number 349.
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