Entire Led Zep collection, small format
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This has every Led Zep song that I'm aware of, but the only negative is that it's the size of a paperback novel which makes it difficult to work with. The title is accurate, it's basically lyrics and chords, period. There are usually one or two riffs in TAB format for each song, or most songs, which is a big plus. The collection is excellent, but you may have to make photocopies of individual pages for easier use.
1741081
It's really not as bad as people on here are saying.  It does jump cut a lot.  However, I invite you to go to youtube and view some older Zeppelin concerts on there.  I found them to be just as jump cutting.  The difference is with this one it is literally like a second quicker and that, I think, makes a difference.  I found mydelf saying, I need another moment to fully absorb that image.  That being said it's not that bad and enjoyable to watch.  I would definately recommend the version with the footage.
As for the concert: it holds up.  Page seems a smidgen off at times where he comes in a bit late or a bit early or misses the intricacies of a note or chord (a hammer or bend or slide) here and there at times.  But that's Page!
Honestly it's really good.  Plant's voice still got it.  Actually hits those highs but misses a few of the lows.  He makes up for any misses though by adding some melody and quaver to his singing.
John Paul Jones is spot on perfect - nuff said there.
Now, your question: How'd Jason Bonham do?  He'd make Dad proud!  I found him to be solid.  Maybe he missed some of Dad's menacing flourishes but his drumming was definately the glue to this whole performance.
Any Zep fan has to add this to their collection because where Zep lives on eternal and where Zep really shines is Zep live.  And we have far too few Zep live shows.
4421259
This is a collection of pretty great stuff.
Here's the info I got via Shazam:

1. Toy Chest Boogie - Andy John
2. Peach Street Boogie - The Delmore Brothers & ?
3. Merle's Boogie Woogie - Merle Travis
4. Tennessee Boogie - Andy John
5. She Likes to Boogie Real Low - Ray Condo
6. Pistol Boogie - Dick Statton
7. Wash Machine Boogie - The Echo Valley Boys & Bill ?
8. Dog House Boogie - Hawkshaw Hawkins
9. V Eight Food Boogie - Ronnie Dawson
10. Bopper's Boogie Boogie - Big Bopper
11. Guitar Boogie Woogie - Bert Weedon
12. Jump Rope Boogie - Cliffie Stone
13. Flat Land Boogie - Wayne Hancock
14. Oakie Boogie - Jack Guthrie
15. I'm the Number One Boogie - Mickey Gilley
16. Cherokee Boogie - Moon Mullican
17. Bull Frog Boogie - Andy John
18. Salty Boogie - Little Jimmy Dickens
19. Hoot Owl Boogie - Red Foley
4434890
Excellent assortment of some of the best lite classics, in short five min renditions by some of the best symphonies.  Enjoy!
2572975
The best sound/performances buy 2 and kind a half of the band playing. Jason Bohnam playing the drums. the sound is truly original and totally different from what Zep. sounds like. A must have for any Zeppelin lover.

Seller: Fast, Perfect Condition A+++++++++++++++
4017469
This Led Zeppelin set spans their early years, as the title says, from 1969-1971. That means 'Led Zeppelin I,' 'Led Zeppelin II,' 'Led Zeppelin III' and 'Led Zeppelin IV' all get coverage.

This is a great set to own, but what true fans like me really want is a single-disc career retrospective. They should just make a 'The Very Best of Led Zeppelin' compilation that spans ALL of their albums instead of their first four.

But, if you're looking for most of the early year hits, you'll find most of them here. 'Stairway To Heaven,' 'Communication Breakdown,' 'Immigrant Song,' 'Whole Lotta Love,' 'What Is And Should Never Be' and more all appear on this set. And, Atlantic did a great job remastering the set.

Despite all of that, there are some disappointments. Where are 'Living Loving Maid,' Ramble On,' We're Gonna Groove' and their cover of Robert Johnson's 'Travelling Riverside Blues'? These are all great early tracks, and yet, THEY ARE NOWHERE TO BE FOUND!

But, other than those few complaints, this is a great set to own if you're a casual Zeppelin fan. A great addition to your Zeppelin CD collection!

Highly recommended. ENJOY!!!
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This serves both as a great "Best of.." Collection and a great Live performance from one of the most influential bands of the days of yore. I wouldn't recommend picking this up as an introduction to Bauhaus, but if you're like me, unfortunately too young to have seen them in their hay-day or most likely ever see them again, then this is a great way for you to get the idea of a live Bauhaus show without being able to be there in person. My only complaint is that this Two Disc set, which cost me the same as a FULL two disc set, only has about 19 tracks all together and is basically just a live version of collection 1 and 2. I was hoping for two discs with 15 songs a piece that would serve as a career spanning live document, featuring four or five select songs from each of their albums (See: Death To The Pixies). All I'm asking for is a live version of "Exquisite Corpse", is that really too much to ask? Oh well, such is life. Anyway, this album is definitely worth checking out if you're interested in hearing Bauhaus live...And you have the 23+ bucks to throw away on 19 songs....God that burns me.
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I have a number of boxed sets, and Led Zeppelin may not even be my absolute favorite band, but this boxed set is still my favorite by far.  If you get this one plus the two disc Boxed Set II, you'll have all their studio recordings.  Both are available used and cheap, so just do it!
The complete album collection is also a fine deal, but if you're not crazed about hearing the original album order, this set is basically just as good.  Call me a heretic if you must, but I happen to like the order of the songs on the boxed set just as well.  Plus, you can have all the songs on only six discs (including the other boxed set), which makes a nice, compact way to carry your Led Zep collection.
As for the music, just say that every single time I listen to this I hear some new brilliance that I forgot was there or never noticed before.  Special props to John Paul Jones, my favorite bass player and a vastly under-rated member of this group.  This music is timeless!
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The live CD "How the West Was Won" is excellent (I wish I could have been there to hear them in person)!!! The sound quality is excellent....it is very much like the double CD released a few years ago (Live from the BBC).
Led Zeppelin are truly masters of imprvisation. We all know the songs; but they are performed as though I have heard them for the very first time. My personal favorites on the CD are "Since I've Been Loving You" and a nearly 26 minute long version of "Dazed And Confused."
Also included is John Bonham, performing an excellent solo on "Moby Dick" (a fitting tribute to the best drummer ever).
Led Zeppelin fans: THIS IS A MUST HAVE!!!
668183
Laserlight seems to have a magical ability to put out excellent collections (They put out some fantastic Nat King Cole Trio collections as well. Check them out too!) for dirt cheap.

This collection concentrates on Les Paul's early carrer and as the title implies, it is his trio of guitar, bass and piano.  The recordings were made in the 1940's and are mono, but the sound is crisp and clear.

Definitely a great buy at the price.  Larry's review pretty much sums it up.
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Set-by set track order, attractive coffee table book packaging, CDs easy to remove... you know the rest.  A no-brainer for ABB fans. Did I mention the fourteen tracks of unreleased Duane?
1669316
All of my Black Sabbath favorites are in this 2-disc collection!!  Moreover, it was quite a deal for less than $8 (used).
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This is a great set!  The only reason that I didn't give it a full 5 stars is because I had all of the material on disc 2. If you are getting those songs for the first time, you are in for a treat. The main reason why I bought this was because all of the Dean Hightower tracks are included. I have the LP, but I'm glad to have them on disc. Those songs alone are worth the price. Hope you enjoy it!
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I'm a Huge fan of Tommy Bolin & The Deep Purple MK 4 Era. This has to be one of my favorite concerts with this line up, everyone is sounding their best.

Recorded at Long Beach, California in 1976

01. Burn
02. Lady Luck
03. Gettin' Tighter
04. Love Child
05. Smoke On The Water
06. Lazy
07. Owed to G
08. Guitar Solo
09. Stormbringer
10. Highway Star
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Great collection and high quality remasterization.
Here's the tracklist:
Nighttime Lovers Volume 22
01. Starpoint - Bring Your Sweet Lovin Back 5:03
02. Dynasty - Strokin 5:19
03. Melba Moore - Never say never 4:41
04. BB&Q Band - On the shelf 5:15
05. First Love - Party lights 6:30
06. Zoom - Distant destiny 3:49
07. Nat Augustin - I'll rescue you 5:43
08. Cheryl Lynn - Instant love 5:10
09. Blue Moderne - Do that again 5:50
10. Pink Rhythm - Melodies of love 3:49
11. High Fashion - Hold on 5:27
12. Mtume - So you wanna be a star 5:14
13. Heatwave - Jitterbuggin' 4:14
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As everyone knows it has been a very long time since Led Zeppelin has been at the forefront of rock and roll, in fact, an entire generation has passed. For those who have never experienced this incredible and easily,and I mean EASILY, the best hard rock/ blues band of all time, these DVDs capture exactly what they were all about. If you like Led Zep........PURCHASE THIS IMMEDIATELY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I downloaded this collection along with Dicks Picks #33, which is also from a concert that took place in 1976, and play all eight discs thru a playlist on my iTunes titled "GD 1976" -- I stare at the visualizer for hours at a time, dreaming of what it must have been like to have been at a concert with both Donna Godchaux and Bill "Wolfgang" Graham also at the venue.  I saw the Dead several times in Rutherford NJ and Foxboro Mass. but they weren't as good then as they are on these discs.

The price on this collection was appreciating faster than I liked so I found one in "used like new" condition for $20.