Led Zeppelin 2008

Pat Travers, Keith Emerson, Eric Bloom, Alan White and many others playing The Songs Of Led Zeppelin. 2008. LaserLight Digital.

Cardboard sleeve reissue box set from Led Zeppelin featuring all ten albums over twelve discs in advanced cardboard sleeve replicas of the original UK E-style album jackets, plus six bonus cardboard sleeves including five alternate jackets for "In Through The Out Door" and one alternate jacket for "Led Zeppelin I" utilizing the original ink. Each CD comes with OBI-strip and insert/booklet in japanese. Inserts, booklets, inner envelope printings and extended sleeve design are like the original LP releases. The box is printed on "satin-like" black paper. Printed/Manufactured in Japan.

Houses Of The Holy is the 1973 fifth album by British hard rock band Led Zeppelin. This is taken from the 2008 Japanese remaster released by Atlantic/Warner Music.

Fresh Garbage collects together all of the relevant documents from Led Zeppelin’s legendary four night set at the Fillmore West on their first tour. All of the main Led Zeppelin biographies state how important these series of gigs were for the success of the group with the public and their acceptance by the music industry. On the same bill with Taj Mahal and headliners Country Joe And The Fish, the initial scheduled called for two sets on January 9th, 10th, and the 11th but a final night was added on. The opening show coincided with Jimmy Page’s 25th birthday and the final night was when their debut album Led Zeppelin was released in the US. The tapes from these shows began to surface back in the days of vinyl but Scorpio is the first to present them in one cohesive set. The audience recordings are fair to good but given the historic importance, are more than acceptable and reveal a fascinating chapter in the band’s live history.

Трибью для Led Zeppelin, в записи которого приняли участие Joe Lynn Turner, Keith Emerson, Billy Sherwood, Manny Charlton, Rick Wakeman, Steve Morse, Vinnie Colaiuta, Dweezil Zappa, Pat Travers

EXTRAORDINARY LED ZEPPELIN SHOW FROM LONDON’S ALBERT HALL • Led Zeppelin's 1970 United Kingdom Tour commenced on 7 January and concluded on 17 February. At all but one of the concerts on the tour the band did not use a support act, although Barclay James Harvest did perform an opening set at the Edinburgh Usher Hall gig on 7 February. • Arguably best known for the band's performance at the Royal Albert Hall on 9th January - Jimmy Page’s Birthday. The great man himself later stated: “The Royal Albert Hall was, at the time, the largest and most prestigious gig in London." Band's manager, Peter Grant, arranged for this performance to be professionally filmed by fashionable directors Peter Whitehead and Stanley Dorfman for a proposed documentary project. However, the film was not officially released at the time because the footage was reportedly shot at the wrong speed. A 40-minute cut was prepared but was deemed by the band to be of unsatisfactory quality. • With this legendary concert still being the subject of a live radio broadcast, it remains surprising that to date a CD of the event has not been issued. However, all this changes with the release of this superb new 2-Disc-Set, containing the entire, extraordinary concert.

From A Live FM Broadcast Recorded At Festival Hall, Osaka, Japan, 28th September 1971.