LED ZEPPELIN - Houses of the Holy LP twee Henry’s Dream is something of

Henry’s Dream is something of a fan favourite as Cave albums go

Sparkling with ornaments of guitar and swooning fretless basses

“Ghost”

which Chess originally released in 1968 has not seen a legitimate domestic vinyl release since 2002

and you could turn it into the leitmotif for a groovy B-movie bad guy — one who digs composers like Raymond Scott and Terry Riley

LED ZEPPELIN - Houses of the Holy LP twee Henry’s Dream is something of180 gram vinyl. Remastered by Jimmy Page. The first of Led Zeppelin's records to have its own name, rather than a numeral and a speaks for itself attitude, 'Houses of the Holy' saw the band growing and, yes, maturing it was also their first record to comprise of entirely original material, and the band's textures opened up where their early reverence for their influences had started to fade away.