D'yer Mak'er - Led Zeppelin (1973)
“Loved by the public and hated by the critics”... in response to that, this was the happiest and most carefree period for the band. After four albums and three years of non-stop touring, 1972 was a year of “rest”... as soon as the Australian tour was over, Plant and Page traveled, stopping for the infamous unsuccessful Indian recordings. Their dream of a world tour could never come true... too many things happened. Nevertheless, this was the peak of success and fun, and “Houses Of The Holy” perfectly represents what the guys were feeling at that moment. Seeing them dance and joke while listening to Dancing Days at Stargroves - Jagger's country house where they recorded, in those famous photos - is emblematic. D’yer Mak’er, meaning Jamaica in the East End Cockney dialect, is a piece I’ve always held dear... one of those I feel most connected to... reggaezepp tacabanda (15)

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