Customer Ratings & Reviews

Exactly like the original! Vinyl will always be the best, but this is next to best.

the alternate tracks found in the archives are great. Re-mastering was phenomenal.

Grew up with this music, loved the fact that I was able to purchase it at bb

It's led zeppelin in not much more to say. And you get a extra cd

This album by Led Zeppelin will always be a classic, but they all are.

lots of great songs from the past! Brings back a lot of great memories.

I bought this to get the companion disc, which I liked.

Could use more in-depth liner notes but sounds great.

Bought this as a gift for my wife, she's a huge fan

The second album is also great with all the extras.

Much like Led Zeppelin I, I can't give this a perfect score, because this isn't one of my favorite Zeppelin albums.

It is nice to have a new release, but the live stuff should have been better as the is a whole lot out there that fan would love to hear.. The studio should have been better, such as original writes before final version. Half a this album has been released several different ways... We need more unreleast music...

really enjoyed the new treatment of a classic album

I’ve had the Zeppelin catalogue on CD for more than 25 years and never got swept up in the remasters and rereleases – until now. The promise of better sound combined with a companion disc was enough to lure me in. Perhaps it was the psychedelic interpretations of the album artwork that signified “Hey, this is different. Give it a try.” The first disc is the original tunes in the original order. The sound is good, but I haven’t been able to crank it up or listen with headphones for a true test. One thing I can tell is that the bass is nice and heavy, and it’s certainly no worse than before. The treat is the second disc. Some of the rough/alternate versions are interesting enough to perk up your ears. We’ve heard these songs so many times that anything slightly different forces you to pay attention. My favorites, though, are the backing tracks without vocals. Nothing against Robert Plant, but being able to hear the majesty of music without the extra layer of singing helps you to appreciate the intricacies, timing, pauses, and groove in a whole new way. My only gripe is that the packaging is a bit flimsy. I had hoped for something more substantial than the cardboard sleeves. As soon as I opened the package, one of the corners had already bent. With so much effort and attention paid to these releases, better packaging would have put it way over the top. If you’re a fan, then you’ll likely want to add these to your collection!