In an awesome addition to My Business, Rock Out ‘Til You Clock Out brings you a weekly slice of awesome, inspired rock and roll to help you power through your working week. Today, we get your socks rocked off with an underrated gem from Led Zeppelin.
In an awesome addition to My Business, Rock Out ‘Til You Clock Out brings you a weekly slice of awesome, inspired rock and roll to help you power through your working week. Today, we get your socks rocked off with an underrated gem from Led Zeppelin.
One of many standouts from Led Zep's classic 1975 double-album Physical Graffiti, Houses Of The Holy is Page and Plant and Bonham and Paul Jones in form, on song, and rocking as well as they - or anyone else - ever has. Get into it below!
In a previous life, My Business Editor Justin Grey was a music journo, haunting the live music venues of Brisbane and Sydney. While he’s since swapped the rock pose for business clothes, he remains the nerdiest of music nerds in the Toro Media office.
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In an awesome addition to My Business, Rock Out ‘Til You Clock Out brings you a weekly slice of awesome, inspired rock and roll to help you power through your working week. Today, we get your socks rocked off with an underrated gem from Led Zeppelin.
One of many standouts from Led Zep's classic 1975 double-album Physical Graffiti, Houses Of The Holy is Page and Plant and Bonham and Paul Jones in form, on song, and rocking as well as they - or anyone else - ever has. Get into it below!
Follow @mybusinessau on Twitter for breaking stories throughout the day.
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In an awesome addition to My Business, Rock Out ‘Til You Clock Out brings you a weekly slice of awesome, inspired rock and roll to help you power through your working week. Today, we get your socks rocked off with an underrated gem from Led Zeppelin.
One of many standouts from Led Zep's classic 1975 double-album Physical Graffiti, Houses Of The Holy is Page and Plant and Bonham and Paul Jones in form, on song, and rocking as well as they - or anyone else - ever has. Get into it below!
In a previous life, My Business Editor Justin Grey was a music journo, haunting the live music venues of Brisbane and Sydney. While he’s since swapped the rock pose for business clothes, he remains the nerdiest of music nerds in the Toro Media office.
Follow @mybusinessau on Twitter for breaking stories throughout the day.
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