Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin

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	DISK 1, Discounted due to light scratches. Plays well

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Track List

1. Whole Lotta Love
2. Heartbreaker
3. Communication Breakdown
4. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
5. What Is and What Should Never Be
6. Thank You
7. I Can't Quit You Baby
8. Dazed and Confused
9. Your Time Is Gonna Come
10. Ramble On
11. Travelling Riverside Blues [#]
12. Friends
13. Celebration Day
14. Hey Hey What Can I Do
15. White Summer/Black Mountain Side [#]

1. Black Dog
2. Over the Hills and Far Away
3. Immigrant Song
4. Battle of Evermore
5. Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
6. Tangerine
7. Going to California
8. Since I've Been Loving You
9. D'Yer Mak'er
10. Gallows Pole
11. Custard Pie
12. Misty Mountain Hop
13. Rock and Roll
14. Rain Song
15. Stairway to Heaven

1. Kashmir
2. Trampled Under Foot
3. For Your Life
4. No Quarter
5. Dancing Days
6. When the Levee Breaks
7. Achilles Last Stand
8. Song Remains the Same
9. Ten Years Gone
10. In My Time of Dying

1. In the Evening
2. Candy Store Rock
3. Ocean
4. Ozone Baby
5. Houses of the Holy
6. Wearing and Tearing
7. Poor Tom
8. Nobody's Fault But Mine
9. Fool in the Rain
10. In the Light
11. Wanton Song
12. Moby Dick/Bonzo's Montreux
13. I'm Gonna Crawl
14. All My Love

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Here are the original monsters of rock in all their epic, bombastic glory. The Who may have had more decibels (a dubious distinction), but no band took hard rock higher into the stratosphere than the Zep did with their cosmic mixture of deep blues, gothic melodrama, and the supernatural chops of Page, Plant, Bonham, and Jones. For listeners new to the Zep canon, there's no better primer of the band's range and power than this 4 CD box set, compiled and remixed in 1990 by Page himself. All the obvious song choices are here. But even if you've already heard "Black Dog" once too often on the car radio, this set wisely spotlights several overlooked gems, including their ultimate blues lament "I'm Gonna Crawl." It's a blueprint that later generations of head-bangers tragically failed to follow. --Steve Appleford - Amazon.com