Led Zeppelin - Black Country Woman
... continues... 1975 is both the brightest year of LZ's career and the one in which trouble begins. With the tenth American tour and the 5 magical nights at Earls Court, they reached apotheosis, as their entire discography made an incredible return to the charts on the wave of the stunning success of "Physical Graffiti," and in September, at the annual Melody Maker ceremony, they won every possible award as a band and for their singles. LZ have the world at their feet.
Overwhelmed by fame and all the weight that comes with it, they cannot resist the temptations of drugs, particularly heroin, which increasingly circulates within their entourage. The main victim is Page, who falls into a spiral from which he would only free himself many years later. Bonham, for his part, becomes increasingly worrisome: his passion for alcohol has become truly dangerous, and there are no signs of hope in sight.