Decoding Led Zeppelin's "Kashmir": The *Ultimate* Fan Guide ♪
Have you ever been transported to another world by a piece of music? Few songs achieve this as profoundly as "Kashmir" by Led Zeppelin, a true monument to rock's power.
"Kashmir," a sprawling and deeply evocative track, emerged in 1975 as a centerpiece of the album Physical Graffiti. The song is a testament to Led Zeppelin's innovative sound. Robert Plant, the band's charismatic frontman, drew inspiration for the lyrics from the awe-inspiring, often desolate landscapes of the Kashmir region in India. This fusion of geographical wonder and lyrical artistry birthed something truly special.
| "Kashmir" - Song Information | |
|---|---|
| Song Title | Kashmir |
| Artist | Led Zeppelin |
| Album | Physical Graffiti |
| Release Date | 1975 |
| Genre | Hard Rock, Progressive Rock |
| Lyricist | Robert Plant |
| Composer(s) | Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Bonham |
| Personnel | |
| Robert Plant | Vocals |
| Jimmy Page | Guitar |
| John Paul Jones | Bass, Mellotron |
| John Bonham | Drums |
| External Resources | |
| Official Website | Led Zeppelin Official Website |
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Led Zeppelin Kashmir (1990, CD) Discogs
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Led Zeppelin, ‘Kashmir’ [Live] Song Review
Led Zeppelin, Kashmir, NYC, 1975
