Led Zeppelin Physical Graffiti 2 LP 1975 Swan Song SS 2-200 EX/NM Vinyl
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Description

Description

Offered here is an original 1975 U.S. pressing of “Physical Graffiti” by Led Zeppelin, released on the Swan Song label (SS 2-200). This iconic double album features some of Zeppelin’s most legendary tracks, including Kashmir, Trampled Under Foot, and In My Time of Dying.

Both vinyl records are in excellent to near-mint condition (EX–NM), showing minimal play wear and retaining beautiful gloss. The gatefold cover and die-cut windows remain crisp and well-preserved for their age.

A cornerstone of any rock vinyl collection and a stunning example of this classic 1970s release.

Details

  • Artist: Led Zeppelin

  • Title: Physical Graffiti

  • Format: 2 × LP Vinyl Set

  • Label: Swan Song / Atlantic Records

  • Catalog Number: SS 2-200

  • Year: 1975

  • Country: U.S.A.

  • Genre: Classic Rock / Hard Rock

  • Condition:

    • Vinyl: Excellent to Near Mint (EX–NM) – glossy, clean, well cared for

    • Cover: Excellent vintage condition; light shelf wear only

    • Inner Sleeves: Original printed sleeves included (if applicable)

Historical Note

Released in February 1975, Physical Graffiti was Led Zeppelin’s sixth studio album, recorded at Headley Grange and Olympic Studios. It marked the debut of their Swan Song Records label and showcased their most ambitious range of sound — from hard rock anthems to blues and folk-inspired compositions.

The New York City brownstone cover art, with its die-cut windows and layered inserts, remains one of the most recognizable designs in rock history.

Collector’s Note

An original 1975 Swan Song pressing in EX–NM condition is increasingly sought after by collectors. Ideal for:

  • Classic rock vinyl enthusiasts

  • Led Zeppelin completists

  • Audiophiles seeking high-quality early pressings

A museum-worthy example of one of the greatest rock albums ever made — powerful, historic, and beautifully preserved.



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