Houses of the Holy (song)
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name = Houses of the Holy | image = | caption = | album = [[Physical Graffiti | published = Flames of Albion Music | registration = ASCAP 380162485 | released = 24 February 1975 | recorded = May 1972 at Olympic Studios, London. Mixed at Electric Lady, New York. |
genre = Hard rock, [[Rock music|rock | language = English | length = 4 minutes 1 second | composer = [[Jimmy Page, [[Robert Plant | label = [[Swan Song Records | producer = Jimmy Page | engineer = George Chkiantz
}} 'Houses of the Holy' is a song by [[England|English [[Rock and roll|rock band [[Led Zeppelin from their 1975 album [[Physical Graffiti. OverviewThe track is a mid-tempo rock song, heavy on [[bassline|bass and featuring a distinctive [[Jimmy Page [[guitar riff. In order to create the layered guitar introduction and fade-out, Page used a Delta T digital [[delay unit.[1] The song also features the prominent use of a [[cowbell. Lyrically, the song is an ode to [[Led Zeppelin concerts, with the 'Houses of the Holy' referring to the [[arenas and [[auditoriums in which the band performed. Despite this, the song was never played live by Led Zeppelin.[2] Although the name of the song is 'Houses of the Holy,' the track does not appear on the earlier-released album [[Houses of the Holy. It was originally set to be the title track of that album but was removed when the band decided it did not fit. The song did not require any further re-mixing for its inclusion on Physical Graffiti, having already been fully mixed by [[audio engineer [[Eddie Kramer at the [[Electric Lady Studios|Electric Lady sessions in June 1972.[3] Chart positionsSingle
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