Plant later felt that "Physical Graffiti" represented the band at its creative peak, and has since said that it is his favourite Led Zeppelin album. Page has also said the album was a "high-water mark" for the group, and the creative energy from jamming and gradually working out song structures together led to some strong material. Reviewing the album for BBC Music in 2007, Chris Jones described it as "a towering monument to the glory of Zeppelin in their high-flying heyday". ClassicRockHistory.com ranked Led Zeppelin's Physical Graffiti as the number one rock album release of 1975.