imported_Brian L

Why muck with a cee-dee when you can (IIRC) get a full sized repro of the real deal on Vinyl from Classic Records?

While I don't have III yet, I have their I and II, and the covers are dead nuts knock offs of the real deal (I have a vintage copy of II from '69 or so, and I'll tell you, the new repro has absolutely nailed the cover).

I think I read somewhere that they did III exactly like the original; spinning wheel cut outs and all. Its on my hit list along with IV.

So a 12" LP will be a tight fit in the cee-dee player....you want authenticity, right?

BGL

Chet_F

"Not to throw things off on a tangent, bu I was just curious what people thought of the Tool cover of "No Quarter"?"

First time I heard it I was floored. Best Zep cover ever!! After hearing it I went out to buy the CD. Imagine my suprise when I find it's OOP and selling for 100's on ebay, etc. Anyone know where I can download it, legally of course???

\"If you’re lucky, people like something you do early and something you do just before you drop dead. That’s as many pats on the back as you should expect.\" - Warren Zevon 1993, R.I.P.

PhilBoy

Phil, can you let me know where it can be purchased? Judging from the original CD I have, and the remastered CD, neither one has that rotating thingie.

Thanks!



I bought it at my local Best Buy a couple of months ago.

Atlantic re-issued the remasters of the Zep catalog with original cover art in a cardboard sleeve (they are really cool).

The 'thingy' has all of the pics from the album release (I peeked inside)

It cost me $18.99 CAN (no big deal).

I think it's a German pressing.

I'm still looking for Houses Of The Holy with the new packaging.

The sound is amazing for a 30 year old analog recording (not reference, but great).

The disc art is the red. green. white old Atlantic label (mind you, the hole is a bit larger than the LP version .

It's a really nice package. Kind of a 'Mini Me'.

simplicity is genius...

Tim Fennell

Hmm let's see I'll pick 1 / album...

Communication breakdown ( the 3rd one ) from Live at the BBC
Whole Lotta Love - From the Knebworth DVD
Tangerine
Misty Mountain Hop ( from the 73 MSG Show on DVD )
The Ocean from HTWWW
The Wanton Song - Yes I remember them opening with that one!
Nobody's Fault But Mine
I Can't Quit you Babe ( from Coda & the RAH dvd set )
Rock & Roll From TSRST

I used to collect Zep bootlegs but the BBC, HTWWW and DVD made that pointless.

Tim