The Complete Studio Recordings

This is the ULTIMATE, supreme collection of the best of the best - COMPLETE with great photos, outstanding musical sound clarity, and if you LOVE Led Zeppelin as I do, this is a MUST BUY, MUST OWN collection. After over three decades, to have just "some" of the CD's is NOT enough. To have ALL of the CD's is like having the Holy Grail delivered to your door. Now, I have to download the CD's into my computer so I can upload into the i-pod I don't yet own. If anything was going to get me to buy an i-pod, it's the complete studio recordings of LED ZELLEPIN. They inspire me more than any other group in the history of rock and roll. My view on this is that it's much MORE than just owning a bunch of CD's - it's owning ROCK AND ROLL HISTORY. There's a saying "money doesn't buy happiness" - in THIS case, it sure does. Is it worth the money? Oh Yeah! Whole Lotta Love, Barb Led Zeppelin MUST OWN DVD and Upcoming Release 11-13-2007 Mothership [UPDATE About Packaging] I honestly don't know WHAT people are talking about with neg reviews because of the packaging of this set. It's boxed PERFECTLY, in a nice, square box, all of the CD's are carefully protected - there's an awesome hard cover book sharing "how" Led Zeppelin came to be, and a lot of personal and wonderful details that any fan would love. I should have bought this set a long time ago - it's the best MUSIC PACKAGE I've ever owned.

These guys are the masters, the reigning kings of Hard Rock. Every gem is in this box set. Granduer, awesomeness and epic could be a couple of words to describe this box set, all I've got to say is buy it for your self, it will change your life. There was a time when I lost my job and I had to sell most of my record collection to make ends meet. Out of my whole collection I wouldn't give this up. This set got me through that peroid and also got me through other tough peroids in my life. This box set chronciles the bands starting, up to its monarch like ascent and then to its fall when Bonzo died. All the albums are here in a 10 Box Set. Dazed and Confused, Ramble On, Misty Mountain Hop, Black Dog, Rock n'Roll, Stairway To Heavan, Achille's Last Stand, Candy Shop Rock, Kashmir, and Ozone Baby all those juicy bits are here a song for each mood. Led Zep's influences are easily seen here, garage rock, psychedelia, progressive, Rockabilly, country and of course the greatest influence the Blues. I often wonder if there is in any truth in the myth the band sold their souls to the Dark One because such mind numbing talent is almost beyond the pale of reality. I'm telling you get this set no music lover will be disapponited. Absolutely Awesome. Has 4 bonus tracks never released "Baby Come On Home", "Travelling Riverside Blues", "White Summer/Black Mountain Side", and "Hey Hey What Can I Do?" all songs in the blues vein and take their place besides the other greats. There is also a book of liner notes written by Cameron Crowe that have bits of interviews with the band and info on some of the songs. All in all this is a must have for any Zep head or person who apperciates good music.

...not the two other box sets. Why? LZ was adamant about people buying their full albums. This full-album approach is evidenced by the fact that they never released a single in the UK. Moreover, LZ was born and popularized during the days of vinyl records, and they wrote their music to accommodate this format. Knowing these things, it is important to listen to each album, at least the first few times through, in the order in which it was intended. The 1990 box set and its 1993 supplement, although handsome and concise (you get all 9 studio albums, plus a few extra b-sides, in only 6 discs), breaks all the songs up in a loose diachronic order. With this set, you have the opportunity to travel through each disc as it was intended to be heard. Moreover, you are not at the mercy of what the record company or the band might think is worthy to appear on one box set or another (I constantly find myself in disagreement over what songs are chosen for "greatest hits" compilations), which we had to endure before the second little box set came out in 1993. (I was always a little miffed that the song "That's the Way" didn't make it onto the first box set). The re-master quality is great, but there are songs which the re-mastering process couldn't repair, possibly because the master tape was warped or unmanageable (cf. the opening cymbal crash on "Dancing Days"). At times it sounds like the dynamic range of the songs was expanded without any cleanup of tape hiss. They are noticeably louder than previous CD releases prior to the re-mastering process, but there is no need to worry about dynamic range compression - as far as I can tell, there is no clipping or compression throughout the CDs. Other songs, such as "Stairway" and "Kashmir" sound a lot cleaner and clearer, as if recorded just yesterday, but it is the quieter moments where the re-mastering stands out ("Rain Song," "No Quarter," "Stairway," etc.). If you're looking to experience LZ the way they intended, album for album, pick up this set. The double box set released in the early 1990s doesn't do the albums or the band justice.

LED ZEPPLIN THE COMPLETE STUDIO RECORDINGS Anyone looking for the complete listen here it is Led Zeppelin (disc one) No.Title 1 1."Good Times Bad Times" 2."Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" 3."You Shook Me" 4."Dazed and Confused" 5."Your Time Is Gonna Come" 6."Black Mountain Side" 7."Communication Breakdown" 8."I Can't Quit You Baby" 9."How Many More Times " Led Zeppelin II (disc two) 1."Whole Lotta Love" 2."What Is and What Should Never Be" 3."The Lemon Song" Bonham, 4. Thank You" 5."Heartbreaker" 6."Living Loving Maid (She'Just A Woman) 7."Ramble On" 8."Moby Dick" 9."Bring It On Home" Led Zeppelin III (disc three) 1."Immigrant Song" 2."Friends" 3."Celebration Day" 4."Since I've Been Loving You" 5."Out on the Tiles" 6.Gallows Pole" traditional, arr. 7."Tangerine" 8."That's the Way" 9."Bron-Y-Aur Stomp" 10."Hats Off to (Roy) Harper" (Untitled) [aka Led Zeppelin IV] (disc four) 1."Black Dog" 2."Rock and Roll" 3."The Battle of Evermore" 4."Stairway to Heaven" 5."Misty Mountain Hop" 6."Four Sticks" 7."Going to California" 8."When the Levee Breaks" Houses of the Holy (disc five) 1."The Song Remains the Same" 2."The Rain Song" 3."Over the Hills and Far Away" 4."The Crunge" 5."Dancing Days" 6. "D'yer Mak'er" 7. No Quarter" 8 "The Ocean" Presence (disc six) 1."Achilles Last Stand" 2."For Your Life" 3."Royal Orleans" 4."Nobody's Fault but Mine" 5."Candy Store Rock" 6."Hots On for Nowhere" 7."Tea for One" Physical Graffiti [1] (disc seven) 1."Custard Pie" 2."The Rover" 3."In My Time of Dying" 4."Houses of the Holy" 5."Trampled Under Foot" 6."Kashmir" Physical Graffiti [2] (disc eight) 1."In the Light" 2."Bron-Yr-Aur" 3."Down by the Seaside" 4 "Ten Years Gone" 5."Night Flight" 6."The Wanton Song" 7."Boogie with Stu" 8."Black Country Woman" 9."Sick Again" In Through the Out Door (disc nine) 1."In the Evening" 2."South Bound Saurez" 3."Fool in the Rain" 4."Hot Dog" 5."Carouselambra" 6."All My Love" 7.."I'm Gonna Crawl" Coda (disc ten) 1."We're Gonna Groove" 2."Poor Tom" 3."I Can't Quit You Baby" 4."Walter's Walk" 5."Ozone Baby" 6."Darlene" 7."Bonzo's Montreux" 8."Wearing and Tearing" 9."Baby Come On Home" (recorded 1968, appeared on Boxed Set 2, 1993) 10."Travelling Riverside Blues" (recorded 1969, appeared on Boxed Set, 1990, and BBC Sessions, 1997) 11."White Summer"/"Black Mountain Side" (recorded live in June 1969, appeared on Boxed Set, 1990) 12."Hey, Hey, What Can I Do" (recorded 1970, b-side to "Immigrant Song" single, 1970 / also appeared on Led Zeppelin Boxed Set, 1990)

Led Zeppelin were the progenitors of an entirely new approach to hard rock music that continues to influence the work of recording artists to this day. They seamlessly fused a diversity of musical styles into a coherent new sub-genre of rock and roll. Robert Plant's vocals were more than just lyrics with melody - he used his voice as a contributing instrument that augmented Jimmy Page's versatile (and sometimes mind-blowingly complex) guitar riffs. John Bonham's brutal drum onslaught remains legendary to this day. He played the drums like he lived - fast and hard (and he died way too young). John Paul Jones' bass playing was only the tip of the iceberg with regard to his talent and skill. A true multi-instrumentalist, he was also Zeppelin's keyboardist, he played mandolin, ukelele and sitar on some tracks, and the recorder (sounds a little like a flute if you're unfamiliar with it) on Stairway To Heaven. While I can see what other reviewers are talking about when they make mention of the cardboard sleeves that the cds come in, it doesn't seem that big a problem to me. I make back-up copies of all my cds as soon as they arrive and put the originals away for safe keeping, so sliding them in and out of the sleeves repeatedly isn't going to be a major issue for me. This is an excellent box set of Zepp's studio recordings. Granted, it would have been nice to have "The Song Remains The Same" included, but even without it, it's a set well worth the money. Highly recommended!

Before buying this set I already owned their catelgue on Vinyl and also had 4 on CD. Why buy them again? Well individual CDs would have cost more than the box set cost - so I bought it. Besides I'd damaged one copy of Physical Graffiti on CD. In some ways it's good to have them all together in a box. What I don't like about it is two CDs in the one cover with paper sleeves. I really hate this idea of this type of packaging as you have to grab the CD at the edge and put finger marks on the edge - same reason why I had digipack CDs. Nothing worse than fingermarks on CDs and DVDs. Also a shame that if you buy a box set there's only a couple of extra tracks added to CODA. Would have been good to see something like what Sabbath and Queen have done with their re-releases with an extra disc of tracks per album. Other than that - there's a nice booklet and each CD has the inserts to the albums to look through with liner notes. Alternate cover arts of the albums as well. So if you don't own any on CD - it's a good way to buy it. If you already own most of them on CD - wait till there's a decent release with extra tracks. There's always bound to be another release - Puffy just can't help himself

Owning this collection is a much better idea than owning the other 2 box set collection for one simple reason: every Zeppelin album had a certain atmosphere and mood which is totally lost if you just string together random Zeppelin hits. How can you compare the acoustic sound and feel of Zeppelin III with a raucous and wild album like Presence? The band strived for unity and cohesion in their albums and sometimes refused to release any singles until much later than the album's release. To break up their hits into a best of collection seems like a crime. That's why this collection is so great -- all the original art work is preserved along with liner notes, an extra booklet is included with a complete retrospective/overview, the CD's are all remastered from the originals (and boy does that make a difference) and you have all 10 studio albums plus some bonus tracks like Hey Hey which were only released as B sides. There's really no way you could go wrong with this set unless you own all 10 albums. I owned maybe 4 of them, but I'm still glad I have the whole set now. It's very high quality too with nice cases, artwork, and extras. A first class release all the way and a must for Zeppelin collectors.

I remember the first time i heard there recordings. I couldn't wait till the next album came out. Now, I have all of the studio recordings. a great collection. Well done.

商品の名前でも示されている通り、Led Zeppelinのスタジオアルバムが全部収録されています。 洋楽を聴いてみよう、ロック大好き、また昔ツェッペリンを聴いていた方必聴です。ジミーペイジが責任を持ってリマスターをしているので、『Motherships』と比べると少し音が小さいですが、普通に良い音ですので心配はありません。 さあ、これを買って極上の音楽に浸ってください! 絶対買って後悔はしません!

Super quality for second hand CD set.

with the brand new re-releases of the 2014/2015 CD's, the original albums plus a companion CD (or in the case of Coda, 2 extra CD's) you have a wealth of choices to want and/or buy the Led Zeppelin legacy: the individual albums solely, the 4 CD box set and/or the additional 2 CD box set (which run the songs in different order and not always chronological, though), this fine 10CD box set, the 12 CD set Definitive Collection (which houses the double live album The Song Remains the Same) and as I started this review the new albums again with a lot of extra's, never released before. Somewhere in the middle is this excellent box with ALL the original albums and their songs in the correct order (plus a nice booklet with an essay and plenty of photos) and on Coda 4 tracks, like the single B-side only "Hey, Hey What Can I Do?". The sound is crisp and clear, and is a joy to listen to. This is the way the music is meant and you cannot wish for more. Is shows the strength of Led Zeppelin as musicians, writing solid songs, performing them with an array of divers instruments, reaching their height with the outstanding Physical Graffiti, after already having 5 wonderful albums recorded (plus the leftovers on Coda, not available on the standalone CD of that album), but getting in decline with the somewhat lesser albums Presence, stripped down blues/hard rock, and the rather deviating In Through the Out Door. In total you get a splendid overview of what the band was capable of (which not many acts can compare to let alone surpass) and make you own choice of what to listen to and in which combination. For anyone who likes good music this is strongly recommended. Led Zeppelin was often labeled as a hard rock band but they showed time and time again to play a lot of other music as well. In 10 years they made the best thinkable music that can be heard, over 100 songs. At the time of III, IV and Houses of the Holy they wrote so many songs that couldn't be fit on the vinyl album and were shelved, later to be included on the double album Physical Graffiti or Coda. But besides that they completed another superb album with 8 new tracks of such unheard quality. At that time they were on a peak. So get a grip on this collection and enjoy yourself immensely, .

Amazon delivered it to me shortly after Christmas because I ordered it late, and it was worth the wait...The group was all old school and is definitely worth listening to. Thanks Amazon... Good Price for Good Tunes... & a good collectable to have.

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