Led Zeppelin - Untitled Album Mp3

Led Zeppelin Hard Rock Blues Rock 1971

Performer: Led Zeppelin

Title: Untitled

Genre: Rock

Style:Hard Rock, Blues Rock

Released: 1971

MP3 album szie: 2830 mb

FLAC album size: 1646 mb

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Tracklist

Going To California	3:36
Stairway To Heaven	7:55
Rock And Roll	3:40
Misty Mountain Hop	4:39
Four Sticks	4:49
When The Levee Breaks	7:08
Black Dog	4:55
The Battle Of Evermore	5:38

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Формируйте собственную коллекцию записей Led discography of the English rock band Led Zeppelin consists of eight studio albums, four live albums, nine compilation albums, sixteen singles and eight music downloads. Formed in London in 1968, the group consisted of guitarist Jimmy Page, singer Robert Plant, bassist John Paul Jones, and drummer John Bonham. The band pioneered the concept of album-oriented rock and often refused to release popular songs as singles. Their debut album, Led Zeppelin 1969, released by Atlantic Records, charted at. Посмотреть сведения об участниках альбома, рецензии, композиции и приобрести альбом 2014 180 Gram, Gatefold Vinyl от Untitled на Page sat down with a group of SiriusXM subscribers and super fans for an intimate Q&A at his SiriusXM Town Hall on Classic Vinyl. Jimmy Page Led Zeppelin IV is ranked 12th in the overall chart, 4th in the 1970s, and 1st in the year 1971. The top rated tracks on this album are When The Levee Breaks, Stairway To Heaven and Black Dog. This album is rated in the top 1 of all albums on . Led Zeppelin IV received overwhelming praise from critics. In a contemporary review for Rolling Stone, Lenny Kaye called it the band's most consistently good album yet and praised the diversity of the songs: out of eight cuts, there isn't one that steps on another's toes, that tries to do too much all at once. Billboard magazine. In 2000, Led Zeppelin IV was named the 26th-greatest British album in a list by Q magazine. In 2002, Spin magazine's Chuck Klosterman named it the second greatest metal album of all time and said that it was the most famous hard-rock album ever recorded as well as an album that unintentionally created metal-the origin of everything. The Complete Studio Recordings Led Zeppelin album. The Complete Studio Recordings is a ten compact disc box set by the English rock group Led Zeppelin, released by Atlantic Records on 24 September 1993. It contains all nine of the original Led Zeppelin studio albums digitally remastered, plus an expanded version of the posthumous release Coda. The discs are physically paired together in double-disc booklets and arranged in chronological order, with the exception of Presence. Led Zeppelin x Led Zeppelin. Led Zeppelin. Rock And Roll. 2018 сингл Sunset Sound Mix. Celebration Day. 2012 Live: O2 Arena, London - December 10, 2007. How the West Was Won. We rank all Led Zeppelin albums from In Through the Out Door to Led Zeppelin I. We may earn a commission from these links. Every Led Zeppelin Album, Ranked. One of the most daunting tasks in music criticism. By Matt Miller. Apr 16, 2019. It's wild that Led Zeppelin's lifespan was only 10 years and eight proper studio albums. Although the band came to an end in 1980 following the death of drummer John Bonham, its music and influence has lasted for half a century Led Zeppelin's debut album celebrated its 50th anniversary this year

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Listen to music from Led Zeppelin Performer. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Led Zeppelin Performer. Led Zeppelin: Were an English rock band formed in London in 1968. The group consisted of vocalist Robert Plant, guitarist Jimmy Page, bassistkeyboardist John Paul Jones, and drummer John Bonham. With their heavy, guitar-driven sound, they are regularly cited as one of the progenitors of heavy metal, although their style drew from a variety of influences, including blues and folk music. Immigrant Song, Stairway To Heaven, Kashmir и другие песни. Led Zeppelin were an English rock band formed in London in 1968. Led Zeppelin. Biography by Stephen Thomas Erlewine. Follow Artist. Acknowledged as the most successful and influential band of the heavy rock era, with a catalog that continues to inspire. Read Full Biography. Overview . Biography . Led Zeppelin History Episode 10 March 1970: The record breaking North American tour beginsLed Zeppelin. Led Zeppelin History Episode 10 March 1970: The record breaking North American tour begins What Is And What Should Never Be. July 2 at 9:00 AM . Celebrate the 4th of July with 20 off all US Tour apparel. Город: Zeppelin - Легендарная британская рок-группа, образовавшаяся в сентябре 1968 года в Лондоне, Англия, и признанная одной из самых успешных, новаторских и влиятельных в современной истории. Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, в мае 2006 года - Polar Music Prize, музыкальный аналог Нобелевской премии. All songs by Led Zeppelin. Приобретайте пластинки, компакт-диски и многое другое от Led Zeppelin на маркетплейсе Zeppelin, Soundtrack: The Song Remains the Same. Led Zeppelin are a popular British band best known for their iconic Stairway to Heaven as well as for co-creating the music genre of heavy metal. Since their nine albums were recorded between 1968 and 1979, Led Zeppelin has been one of the most popular bands of all time, having sold more than 300 million records and millions of concert tickets. The Best of Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей

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Reviews: (213)

Clandratha

My copy seems to be this version but the vinyl is red and the Matrix Label is LZ IV 003 A

Binthars

My copy seems to be this version but the vinyl is red and the Matrix Label is LZ IV 003 A

saafari

There is still no single disc version of this 6 years later?

Gerceytone

all pictures of this release have (Price code France): WE 321 instead of WE 341.so what's the right one?i have a version with all the signs above (but we 321), but in the runouts there are in additions on side a: 71 and on side b: 22any hinds about that?

BroWelm

This is exactly my copy labels wise, except it has the cat no. on the inner sleeve

Vinainl

Great gatefold sleeve and vinyl but have to agree with some of the other comments here - the sound quality is underwhelming.

Nekora

For this particular submission, More photos should be added by original submitter.

Levion

Not that I have another pressing to compare to but this is an absolutely average pressing, just comparing it to the quality of other records... I can hear good dynamic range. I've never been able to tell the difference between digital and analogue personally... Don't expect me to get into any of that jazz.My copy isn't the quietest on surface noise - in quieter sections I can hear consistent crackle - and this is the worst part of my copy. It isn't too distracting thankfully and I'd say it's only on the low end of the crackly scale. My copy was mint, going over it with the anti-static brush brought up quite a bit of dirt, this probably contributes to the crackle.I really don't like how there's a sticker on the album cover. Why ruin the artwork like that?Comes in an anti-static inner which is great to see.For £11 i'd call myself satisfied.

Mustard Forgotten

Why do some of the Zep 200g come factory sealed and others have the classic records sticky label bridging the plastic outer sleeve? Are they both classed as mint?

Celen

A real sleeper sonically. Don't shy away because it's not a 1841. It's a PORKY after all!

Rarranere

I’ve got a A3-B4 copy without Grant as executive producer on label.Inverted feather on side 2.However on side 1 on the label, at the top between stereo and the symbols, is HMG in large letters... I can’t find any reference to this anywhere.Anyone got any ideas please which version it is?I’ll add a pic of side 1 label so you can see what I’m on about.

Doukasa

"IV" is unequivocally the creative apex of Led Zeppelin's musical output, the culmination of their distinctively folksy, hippie stomp style of hard rock. Robert Plant's mystical lyrics are never more eerie and plausible than on each of the eight tracks herein, with both "Stairway to Heaven" and "When the Levee Breaks" being so propulsive and groundbreaking in terms of sound that both compositions implemented a muscular, metallic sonic prototype which in turn reconceptualized hard rock as we now know it.Of course Led Zeppelin's visionary status and artistic momentum inevitably faltered after producing such a matchless work of traditionalist rock imbued with folk, blues and even funk; no band could ever live up to the seismic bombast and fortuity of this record, however, Led Zeppelin were one of the few acts to enter the 1980s with their credibility and reputation intact, which is testament to their artistic integrity and desire to be viewed as serious musicians rather than rock stars. I am of the belief that they achieved a level of respect and commercial success on a scale no other band has since, or perhaps ever will again.Beyond the torrential riffs, thunderous drumming and soaring vocals, "IV" feels more epic in tonality, the rhythmic, pounding rock 'n' roll serving as the rhapsodic arrangement for soul-stirring apocalyptic poetry delivered with sheer credence by Robert Plant. "IV" is a musical milestone you must listen to at least once in order to fully appreciate its qualities and dynamics; an assured combination of genres constituting hard rock but sounding unlike anything you've ever heard before, this is a true example of classic rock and you owe it to yourself to let it wash over you.

Nicearad

How is the sound quality on this? (I’d prefer if someone not selling this answered). Thanks in advance.

Kesalard

Mine sounds great.. companion is not disappointing at all... Duh another copy of Led zepplin Iv ... Huh I got that on tape too Bro! Hard to believe what people complain about... More Led Zeppelin IV.. and it sounds great on my Rega3/24

Bladecliff

if this is the copy i have since it is the only one i can find with the BMG in the upper right corner on back and r112014.matrix runout on side 1 of my copy is R-112014-A 1 1-6 SRS (stamp) ST-A-112285-P (Then what looks like) ctap (on side 1)The "ST-A-112285-P" is scratched out

Vathennece

having trouble finding my copy i just purchased. I looked through every sd7208 and only found one close but without matrix info.https://www.discogs.com/Led-Zeppelin-Untitled/release/11594355Label on vinyl has SD 7208 and below that is R112014A. R112014B on side two.matrix is R-112014-A 1 1-6 SRS (stamp) ST-A-112285-P (Then what looks like) ctap (on side 1)The "ST-A-112285-P" is scratched out"Mfd. for bmg direct marketing, inc" and the rest of that bit is stamped on the upper right of the back of the sleeve in the section above the tall building as in the link to the one above. I assume this is my version. Find it odd that none have ever been sold or listed as being sold for that version though. Any feedback? Thanks

Arabella V.

I just got my copy today from Amazon USA after much hesitation reading about all of the pressing problems. Evidently that is with the USA / Canada Pallas USA pressing. So far I'm listening to Side 2 first after a thorough cleaning with my VPI Cyclone. I set my VTA for the thickness of this pressing and was unimpressed. Now second pass with taking it up another .25 mm and it sounds completely different, like it should. Oops, set too low to start. Fourth pass with the VTA up to where it should be and it sounds like it should and very nice at that. Just got done with the first pass on Side 1 and it is splendid. On the second pass now. Hearing things I don't remember.I bought this because my original first press Led Zeppelin - Untitled that I bought way back when of this album's Side 1 was full of pressing noise at the end of Battle and the beginning of Stairway. Side 2 was perfect. When I get done with the other side of this pressing I'll go and get my first and play Side 2 for an apples and apples. I'll report back on the comparison soon. Played on1989 SL 1200 MK3 100 volt Japanese domestic model.A recently acquired NOS AT Precept PC440 with the Shibata stylusPro-Ject USB V preamp with Kimber Kable to my dedicated homebuilt XP studio computer using SoundForge 8.0 for the ripping program.Captured in 16 bit 48 khz wav files

Vudojar

Has This release the inner sleeve? Mine hasn’t so just to check it out

Alsath

This mastering & pressing of Zep IV is awesome. If it doesn't sound like you're wearing headphones without actually wearing headphones, then you need a better stereo. The 3-D quality of 'Battle Of Evermore' is insane, not to mention the holographic delight that is 'Going To California'. And don't get me started on 'Stairway'... Well done Pagey!

Kearanny

This is the closest to my copy I can find. Mine is:ST-A-712285-SP on the label (86 on the b side)Side A:ST-A-712285- JHJ ???? H 0-35MI-2(PR)SPSide B:ST-A-712286 H ATRP0-ISMI-2SP-PR (the SP is VERY faint)If anyone has any idea where I can find this exact pressing on here please send me a link. I've looked through what feels like 200 versions and no luck

Dilmal

The gatefold (by itself) on my transitional pressing weighs 155 grams according to my Jennings scale.

Delari

Hi! Does anyone know 1-a-5, 1-d4 is the same release?

WinDImmortaL

Just for Stairway to heaven, this is a must have for all Metal Fans !

Kiutondyl

Original spanish first pressing has a small white sticker on front cover with record refence and the words Led Zeppelin

Yainai

Buyer beware. There are fake cd released this year with Gold obi and red Target CD

Stanober

Beware there are fake duplicated CDs of this rare target made in Japan CD

Wizer

That's interesting. I've never heard of these target CDs, being 'faked'. How would one know the difference between a fake and an original if fakes do exist?

Domarivip

My Vinyl 1982 have bad the order of the songs,A1 - BLACK DOGA2 - ROCK AND ROLLA3 - MISTY MOUNTAIN HOPA4 - STAIRWAY TO HEAVENB1 - THE BATTLE OF EVERMORE.B2 - FOUR STICKSB3 - GOING TO CALIFORNIAB4 - WHEN THE LEAVES BREAKHowever on the cover of the disc if it comes with the correct order.

Steelraven

This is the correct matrix for my copy, but label definitively is 1841 Broadway Address (not 75 Rockefeller Center). Transitional copy?

Moonworm

amazing music , when im down or bored or Thinking about something i would love to write a review in my website if time permits

Foginn

Does anyone know 1-a-5, 1-d4 is the same release? https://lawyerlymarketing.com/

Zut

I love it, music on this means just so much to me

Nuadador

Just bought this at my local Walmart. This I rate an A++++ pressing.

Redfury

So this is as close as to the version that I own that I can find listed here on Discogs.My side one etching reads st-a-712285-c and side two etching reads st-a-712286-k, does anyone have any insight as to if this version exists on Discogs or not?

Gavirgas

So what people talk about when they think this sounds bad is most likely the digital mastering. I myself was expecting this to be a great sounding issue but after listening I felt like it was missing something and still prefererad my older 70s issue. I thought it had a lot of detail with a clean press but for some reason sounded very flat and sterile. If you are looking for the best sounding new versions of these albums I hear that the Classic Records releases are a good choice. They are very expensive but are made by people who really care and do great mastering for vinyl. I myself am getting one and doing a blind test to see which I think sounds best between the 70s issue, 2014 remaster and 2007 Classic Records version. In the end its a good record and if you dont mind that much its just a great deal, but personally I would go for many 70s reissues that are in NM condition over this. Update:The Classic Records release by Grundman are easily superior for some albums and closer with others, they are never worse than the 2014 reissues however.Equipment used:Rega RP1 with Nagaoka MP-110 CartridgeCyrus 2 AmplifierSustem Fidelity SF-3050 Tower SpeakersCustom made HQ Cables

Phalaken

Wrong year. This release may be made from 1972 or later. Please check.

Mavegar

This & the Soviet pressing are my favorite alternate covers for Zeppelin's IV. Great design!

Matty

Surprised to read so many reviews here claiming this pressing is flat and like a CD. Mine sounds like no such thing. It is detailed and very dynamic and smokes the CD. I do not have a 70s pressing to hand, but I know a good pressing from a flat one, and this has gotten me closer to the music than I have heard before, even though it comes from a digital source — and, that, I might add, from a poor production to begin with. If, like me, you don't want to drop an obscene amount of money on a noisy, original pressing, this is a good way to get close to the music for twenty quid.Equipment used: Clearaudio Champion turntableGoldring 1042 cartridgeGraham Slee Gold Era V preampCayin A-50T tube amplifierMonitor Audio Silver 8 speakers

Jerinovir

I just acquired this exact pressing except that it also has Columbia NY etched in the runout groove of side A and 1AA after the 285 identified above. I know it's 1977 US green/red Atlantic label, PR pressing, not a club release (despite the Columbia etching, there is no CRC on the label), but I imagine that it's just a runout groove variant. Does anyone know more? Thanks in advance.

lolike

This CD has the correct channels, Stairway intro on the left.

Meztisho

I think this is my favorite Led Zeppelin record. This one in particular is a 100% crackle free pressing both sides and beautifully balanced. I’m pleasantly surprised by this gem. 5 stars.

Levaq

just listened to this 8-Track Columbia House version with the blue outline around the album cover on the front and there is a good minute (maybe 2) missing from the middle Stairway! the silences are missing too (though they are shown on the label), but even if someone cut my specific tape they could hardly take the silences from the end of the tape but part of Stairway from the middle...right? thought you guys should know.

MOQ

The record pictured is not a '71 original. Originals have an 1841 Broadway address on the bottom of the label; mid-70's pressings have a 75 Rockefeller Plaza address.

SupperDom

This release can't be from 1971: the warner logo rim text was added in 1975. See this webpage for further info: http://www.cvinyl.com/labelguides/atlantic.php

Flash_back

In the variant 3, side A, I'd say that rather than "ETEY" after JJ, it's " TGP".

Ballardana

My copy weighs in at 125grams...most 70s come in around 100grams give or take so pretty decent in terms of weight. As far as the sound goes i don't have a copy to compare but I notice a lack of punch in the lower end. Quite clear seperation in the instruments...as i said tho, really need to A/B test against something else. Happy with this piece of rock history!

Zamo

I compared this to a '77 repress and overall, the older LP, not in the freshest of condition anymore still sounds more dynamic compared to this new remaster. If I did not have another to compare it to, I may not mind as much but this new version can be a bit high on the treble and does not provide much of a thump to the bass or drums as I would like. Jimmy's guitar and Robert's vocals do sound quite good and nicely spread apart, the solo on Stairway shreds. My remaster copy does not seem to be as bad as some others have experienced, mine is good for what it is but I will still be looking to replace it for a nicer 70's press.

Vosho

I have finally found a NM '71 press and it was well worth the search, at just $20 too.

Marilace

therealericmontana I compared this to a '77 repress and overall, the older LP, not in the freshest of condition anymore still sounds more dynamic compared to this new remaster. If I did not have another to compare it to, I may not mind as much but this new version can be a bit high on the treble and does not provide much of a thump to the bass or drums as I would like. Jimmy's guitar and Robert's vocals do sound quite good and nicely spread apart, the solo on Stairway shreds. My remaster copy does not seem to be as bad as some others have experienced, mine is good for what it is but I will still be looking to replace it for a nicer 70's press. This is how it started for me ;^)Good luck with the hunt!

Connorise

Does anyone have one of these for sale? PM me!

Dori

This to me sounds a bit muddy. the dynamics don't seem to be there.

Welahza

Not bad, not a bad press at all, sounds great.

Qag

I don´t know how they made this edition but to me, this vinyl version sounds flat, more than CD. Don´t buy it. It is cheap, but it sounds so compressed that I dont think I will listen to it many times, so now I feel like I threw my money to trash. No, there is no soul here man, even when we are talking about Led Zeppelin. Rock likes analog sound, not digital. Now I know why is so cheap: no one wants this and they have to get rid of it somehow.

sergant

Mine was bought half a year ago. No quality issues at all... Sounds perfect. Probably current batch is fine.

Gardataur

Two things:1) The closer your pressing is dated, the better it sounds.2) If Led Zeppelin I sounded like an acid trip in Texas, their fourth album is at another level. In all honesty, I don't think they're a heavy metal band like I previously reckoned. Instead, they're just a band that loves to reinvent themselves--even though yes, their trademark hard rock sounds are featured here but their fourth album is more than just making you feel like you can put your mind to anything. I see it as a journey to a world I never been to but I'd be welcome. In fact, the closest thing that my imagination can concoct with is the very first Legend of Zelda game on the NES. Call me crazy but this album and that game just pair so well with each other. Maybe it had to do with those Celtic vibes. Whatever it is, I just can't stop listening to it. It's that amazing.

Granijurus

My version of this release seems to be a hybrid of this and https://www.discogs.com/Led-Zeppelin-Untitled/release/8192279 Matrix runout on A is: R/S Alsdorf 50008-A 3Matrix runout on B is: WEA-50 008-B²x PFDoes that merit a new entry, or is this a case of variation in this release? The difference with 8192279 is that that one has the barcode. Any thoughts out there let me know.

Gianni_Giant

Mine is Matrix runout on A : R/S Alsdorf 5000-8 as well. Mine had the Barcode on the back

Orevise

I Have a version of this bought 2nd hand, was the 200 sticker on the cardboard or on the plastic shrink wrap?

Doulkree

It was on the original shrink wrap. If you are concerned if it is legitimate it should say ...Classic Records... on the label. Plus, you know 200 grams when you hold it.

Alsantrius

I think it was on the shrinkwrap. I have this too and the sticker isn't on the cover.

Quinthy

Anyone been able to pin a release year for this record? Or a span of years?

Error parents

Google search is contradicting, but ballpark 1977."came out around 1977 and stayed in print through the mid 80's""Led Zeppelin IV ZOSO LP SD 19129 - Atlantic Records 1971 - 1977 Reissue version""4rd Press?? Circa 1977 ""Released: 1977"

DART-SKRIMER

Does anyone know the year of this club release? Thanks.

Frdi

Kelerana

Recently picked up this version of the album. I have the remaster from 2014 and I must say I prefer this one by far. I'm guessing it has to do with the digital aspect of the remaster, but this one just sounds better on my ears.

Foxanayn

mi copia suena terrible. quizás solo es la mía porque la de un amigo suena algo mejor.

AfinaS

Once it's on the third track It start having lot Of distortion , at First tought It was my installation but I was wrong . This Copy I have IS Awful

Coidor

My copy has W40 on side 1 and W31 on side 2, otherwise identical to variant 1.

I cannot compare with another vynil version, but mine sounds quite well vs the CD version I know. Considering the low price it is sold here in France, it's worth the money.

CopamHuk

Omg. It’s Led Zeppelin zoso on 180g vinyl. Get a good copy and your golden.

Tekasa

This master sounds very great, nice dynamics DR Peak RMS Duration Track--------------------------------------------------------------------------------DR13 -1.84 dB -18.27 dB 4:58 01-Black DogDR12 -1.90 dB -15.84 dB 3:42 02-Rock and RollDR11 -3.97 dB -19.21 dB 5:51 03-The Battle of EvermoreDR13 -1.82 dB -19.24 dB 8:02 04-Stairway to HeavenDR11 -3.12 dB -16.83 dB 4:39 05-Misty Mountain HopDR11 -1.43 dB -15.44 dB 4:45 06-Four SticksDR12 -3.64 dB -19.88 dB 3:36 07-Going to CaliforniaDR11 -2.57 dB -15.77 dB 7:08 08-When the Levee Breaks--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Number of tracks: 8Official DR value: DR12Samplerate: 44100 HzChannels: 2Bits per sample: 16Bitrate: 877 kbpsCodec: FLAC================================================================================

Hanelynai

Have the Pecko 'A' side variant.Pecko Duck 'B' side. White inner sleeve.Supposedly the rare version. Possibly, from UK stampers. Read this tidbit, but not verified.The million dollar question...How does it sound? This record sounds fantastic!Excellent seperation. Nice tonality on the instruments. Good depth in the music.Robert Plant's vocals, are clear and forward.Everything is enjoyable on Led Zeppelin IV.I like all of their releases. This is one of my favorites! Have a few versions. If you should have a cool, unneeded extra. Maybe send it my way. Always up for some comparisons.Alright. Let's look at it a bit... Stairway to Heaven contains a richness.The quality of the Jimmy Page's guitars and Plant's vocals are sweet. John Bonham's drums and John Paul Jones' bass are well balanced. The finale does not get as wild, as some later IV offerings. Everything is seemingly geared towards studio perfection. The goal is acheived. Monarch pressings are excellent! For sure Mate. Try one and see.Cheers!!

Kiaile

Sellers should make sure that BOTH sides match the new 82 and NEW AUD description.Have had multiple online issues, with only single sided versions. There needs to be a seperate listing for those versions...

IWantYou

As a buyer, thanks for the heads-up. Was just about to buy this weekend a copy under this entry. So, you're saying that there definitely exist copies that bear both "... audio new 82 ..." on Side 1 and "... NEW AUD ..." on Side 2? And, yet, some copies that bear only one of those matrices?

Hamrl

I have this copy, with the mis-print, and it sounds just reasonably good. Good 3D sound stage but does lack a little in dynamics. I cant see myself selling it, ever even though it has a bit of a dynamic short coming.

Cozius

The release year above is incorrect, this issue was released in 2001.

Whiteseeker

I bought my 200g copy in 2001 from Track Records in York, when I was working there.

Jockahougu

Incorrect. The 2001 issue is the standard 180g release. It was later repressed on 200g QUIEX vinyl (this version)

Tar

this particular pressing sounds excellent on side one... powerful, articulated, tonally balanced. side two lacks in highs and sounds tangibly less present.

ᴜɴɪᴄᴏʀɴ

sounds like tangible vandalism to me. one two three for

Djang

My "B" side is stamped pecko duck in the run out ???

Amerikan_Volga

My copy states that it was made in Germany. I do not know how that can be.

Kupidon

Years ago I picked up a copy of this exact pressing just to get a cover to house my early 70's WEA Canada SD7208 copy of LZIV. I only sampled a few tracks to see how it sounds... and from what I remember, this one's a real clunker (at least the version with the 2nd or 3rd matrix variant listed as of 2019-10-26). It's horrifically muddy and saturated in woolly bass to the point of no return!I believe the listening experience was clearly ruined by something beyond just treble reduction in the mastering stage, because not even cranking the treble up to eleven on my BBE razz box could fix the muddiness, and that's really saying something given that the BBE is usually an excellent remedy for records lacking in treble. It's a shame that the mastering engineers at CBS Don Mills - while usually technically competent - clearly weren't able to reuse the same source tape that made earlier Canadian pressings sound as good as they do. Not recommended. I parted with this one a while back.

Beazerdred

The sleeve is listed as having an 'untypically heavy card(board)', yet my copy (if genuine, which I believe it by all appearances is) is the exact opposite and caught me off guard when I opened the package upon recently purchasing it. It is an untypically LIGHT gatefold sleeve, flimsy and flappy. It kind of goes perfectly well with the mysticism attached to the symbols and the record in general seeing that it almost feels like some old artifact, but again, not a 'heavy card' at all.. Can anyone else confirm this who also owns the record? Is the original UK plum also like this?

Uafrmaine

Hey thanks for the quick response. Hmm.. there's nothing 'thick' feeling about my particular copy, though. And it also has a kind of 'pinkish' tint to cover Keith Morris photograph. Does yours as well?Also, Galactix, do you mind sending me photos of your outer sleeve, displaying both the apparent thickness and in good light so that I can also gauge the tint of it.DM me if you'd be willing. I'd appreciate it, greatly.

Eseve

It's not that heavy like e.g. early sturdy US cardboards. I got two copies of this transitional release (one not yet listed here with "A Porky Prime Cut" in the Matrix). This cover at least "feels" thicker, or the packaging material is made from a different tree :) ... and it's not laminated

ZloyGenii

I find this release to sound a little muffled, and low volume.

Gashakar

Kajishakar

In my copy - it must be version 8, as per all the definitions above, and comparison with other versions -, the matrix numbers are:A side: 2401012 B//312 10B side: 2401012 ** A//313 4

HyderCraft

There are colour variations on this version. My copy of AC 7208 is green instead of yellow on the cover & spine. The cassette is white instead of yellow.

Gavinrage

Does anybody know why the CRC is in different locations for the front and back? Is this a mistake by the manufacturer? The one I own is the exact same way.

Mr Freeman

My copy has the exact same identifiers, but the "ΑΛΜΙ γραφικές τέχνες" sign at the bottom right of the back cover, possibly a mix-up between album copies (https://www.discogs.com/Led-Zeppelin-Untitled/release/8619776)

Ynye

Maybe it is different reissue then, or maybe they did some sleeves on grapha tami, and some on ALMI. Look closer the front sleeve color, on my grapha tami copy (the uploaded images here are from my copy) there is a blue/lilac tone, probably mistakenly. On the uploaded fotos here, you can see clearly this color tone. You have to examιne carefully the labels as well.

Whitestone

On my version there is R/S Alsdorf 50008-A 3 on the Runout BUT no "49" or "10" instead an <emi> handwritten/etched on both sides. Any Idea what release this is?

Brialelis

This early Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Santa Maria pressing has superb detail and dynamics, due in no small part to the mastering job by George Peckham. Highly recommended.

Beardana

Have been reading lots of reviews and I heard someone mention that it sounds thin. Is that the case for your copy? Anyway I just took a leap of faith and ordered a near mint copy

Hilarious Kangaroo

Took a flyer on an Ebay seller offering an unplayed NOS K 50008 showing no pictures of the disc but calling the matrices A4 B3 which, although inaccurate sounding, seemed telling. Sure enough, and hoping for a Porky, on arrival it's this one. An unplayed 1972 2nd release of the Peckham cut for £40 makes all the paid-through-the-nose for other Mint/sealed vinyl on Discogs and Ebay rather more palatable. Too bad he bent and bumped the sleeve by joke packing, but if he knew what he was doing I likely wouldn't have got this!

Arlelond

Re: sound quality... The sound quality is the same as the first pressing in my ears opinion , but we all have different ears !

Anyshoun

Um, read some of the following comments and replies. Then go online and find out about George Peckham. A certain amount of individual research is required, but if 'fusion-jazz' is your thing Porky Prime Cuts shouldn't worry you :D

Precious

What's so special about this Porky runout. Please explain, thanks.

Quemal

Nope, thick and heavy sleeve (thicker and heavier in fact than the sleeve of the unplayed Lilac that I just picked up and shall be selling as soon as I have the time to list). I've never seen a Plum so can't gauge relative weight, but as the spaceman says the Transitional sleeve is not quite US-so-thick-there's-no-room-for-the-inner, but there's nothing floppy about mine and it's roughish texture too. Are you sure yours is the Transitional?

Ynonno

Is yours also a light, flimsy outer sleeve? . .

Ttexav

I can't say I'm afraid -- I'm rebuilding my vinyl collection before I rebuild my system, so have no turnatble yet. However, a bit of online research turns up a number of suggestions that this transitional, presumed-2nd A3/B4 Porky was pressed from the UK Plum lacquers. This doesn't appear to be just wishful thinking either as not only do the matrices match but I can add from my own purchase that this transitional issue comes with the fold-over / paste-down inner that's described as only coming with the 2nd release of this album. This may be a bit of a sleeper currently, as a mint Porky cut from plum plates will cost a month's salary these days, so if you can find a clean one of these transitionals I would go for it unless you have money to burn for effectively the same thing with a different coloured label...

Velellan

how is the sound quality? is it worth buying it?

Thozius

This version sounds insanely good! It packs a lot of punch without sacrificing balance between different registers. The vocals sound detailed and textured, separation between instruments is excellent, all of which add up to the powerhouse that is Led Zeppelin.

Daron

Olma

sounds good. not to fond of the companion versions though.

Visonima

Good quality record of an amazing LZ release. Clear and wide ranging sound too.

Dawncrusher

So this was made in 2014? As indicated by the matrix runout?

Low_Skill_But_Happy_Deagle

I was a bit skeptical buying this pressing based on the reviews and comments posted but I'm pretty happy with my copy. I cleaned the stylus before playing, the record with cleaner and a brush plus used the anti-static brush. No surface noise at all, no crackles or pops or skips. Very enjoyable to sit and listen to. Sure it isn't the most dynamic sounding pressing I've ever but as a casual Zeppelin fan I'm happy with the pressing.

Opimath

So is this evil twin lilac Vinyl LP an Original (but misprinted) or a Counterfeit / Pirate LP?

Windforge

I have the variant copy listed here, lighter vinyl as others have mentioned. Also no club sticker on sleeve (or sticker residue).

Dagdatus

Two copies of this pressing and the second side was completely unplayable on both. Both bought from amazon. Going to go find a different pressing. Can't get through misty mountain hop without at least 20 skips. Cleaning doesn't help.

NiceOne

bodkin1 Side B on my copy plays fine. Maybe the issue has been cleared up since? Its likely just a setup issue, or they have very dirty records.

Billy Granson

Side B on my copy plays fine. Maybe the issue has been cleared up since?

Saberdragon

theblakex Just because your copy plays fine doesn't mean that every copy is fine.. Hundreds of people have reported side B of this vinyl being unplayable, so it's not the record player. My copy from Amazon also skips on the entire B side. There is such a thing as a bad pressing, and this pressing has many of them. Whats your turntable and cartridge and how is it installed?

Chillhunter

It's the LP and not turntable. 100 people saying they got a bad pressing doesn't lie. Out of my 300-400 records, this is the ONLY record that skips to this degree. You got lucky getting one of the good copies of this defective pressing.

Ferri - My name

Just because your copy plays fine doesn't mean that every copy is fine.. Hundreds of people have reported side B of this vinyl being unplayable, so it's not the record player. My copy from Amazon also skips on the entire B side. There is such a thing as a bad pressing, and this pressing has many of them.

Enila

DamageINC78 I got my copy from Amazon today and it plays through without issue. Very quiet and sounds good. I suspect turntable over LP. I can say that playing my LPs on improperly setup and/or poor quality tables results in the 20 skips thing on various LPs. On my properly setup U-Turn (entry level) table none of my records skip. I would check every aspect of turntable setup and make sure the stylus is clean. They all probably have budget tables or cant set them up properly. Mine plays fine.

Pooker

I got my copy from Amazon today and it plays through without issue. Very quiet and sounds good. I suspect turntable over LP. I can say that playing my LPs on improperly setup and/or poor quality tables results in the 20 skips thing on various LPs. On my properly setup U-Turn (entry level) table none of my records skip. I would check every aspect of turntable setup and make sure the stylus is clean.

DABY

Barnes and Nobles is a book store and Amazon is a Department Store. Buy your vinyl from local, independent record stores. You might spend an extra $1-2 but you don't need to deal with that.

Tinavio

Same here got mine from barnes and noble today and misty mountain hop and and four sticks skip big time if you want a good playable version of this dont buy this pressing

hardy

Saturday 6th May 2017:To be clear - this 1975 issue is merely a re-pressing of the 1971, original, US issue that had featured the George Peckham mastering and George Piros signed approval. In this case, the matrices feature "...-FF".This version is, effectively, the original mastering, not a remastering; it was merely re-pressed in 1975 by Monarch Records.

Cesar

I ran this pressing head to head against a MO reissue, SP reissue, 1st pressing RI and the FT is quite solid.

Geny

My copy of this pressing sounds different to me than the other reviews. It is lively and dynamic in the mids, but really very brittle and thin which doesn't blend with the low-end at all. All the power and glue from the low-mids has disappeared. I do agree that the end result really isn't that good, even for the affordable price it's retailed at.

Mojar

Unfortunately have to agree with the opinion, lows sound like 'Jimmy Page who produced and remastered the album' wanted to decrease their involvement, which makes the album sound bit flat.

Manona

In the early 1970s was a bit super guitarist on heroin (Eric Clapton, Keith Richards) or at a guru (John McLaughlin, Carlos Santana). Super guitarist Jimmy Page of the British group Led Zeppelin dunked himself in occultism and bought among other things the former cottage of the British black magician Aleister Crowley. Also around the immensely successful Led Zeppelin began more and more to form, whether or not occult myths and their fourth album carried there in 1971. It has no official title, the cover does not contain any information and in the inner cover, the band members only with symbols. But also the cryptic text of Led Zeppelin's most famous song Stairway To Heaven led to many, whether or not malicious analyses. In particular, this epic that builds up organic pastoral folk to solid rock, is one of the highlights of the leading national album of the group. Between the blaring rock by opener Black Dog and the steaming (by Beastie Boys sampled) blues of valve When The Leevee Breaks, unfolds a dynamic classic rock album without a weak moment. The inspiration of this super group of layman but not to dry and even here, were assigned by evil tongues occult powers.

Bele

Wonderful sounding repress and worth the money!Is there a tiny amount of distortion on the RH channel just prior to and during the solo on Stairway? Comments?

Corgustari

i agree the sound quality on this pressing is so flat sounding with no oomph.

MilsoN

Could you please post some pictures of the label ? pmounstephen, gippy, jorgemachado5, disneyfacts

Punind

AgentK-SK Done. You're welcome. Also added more information. I hope this helps Holy crap, that icon of the Warner sibs caught me off-guard! And I mean that as a compliment! We must have something in common - big-time!

Coiril

Done. You're welcome. Also added more information. I hope this helps

Melipra

I really think this sounds like muck it's so boring and flat disapointing.

Beahelm

This and Physical Graffiti were the worst of the recent remasters. Ive just bought the Classic Records version. The difference isnt small...

Wel

Good pressing. I can't tell you the exact differences between the remaster and the original but it still has all the same tape flaws (really evident in parts of Stairway and Levee). It's probably better than your 1970's version you stole from your parents or found secondhand. And it's pretty cheap, about $20 on average. I find my copy for about $25 at Barnes and Noble. Recommended if you want a decent and new pressing of this LP.

Silly Dog

Hello,When you say "tape flaws", do you mean some harshness on guitar parts ? I've noticed them too, I think. Thank you

Ndav

does this release of zep IV have a pouch cover?

Steelcaster

It's a standard gatefold cover. Side entry for album on right side.

Monn

how can it be 1971 with =w= at 2 o'd clock at the abel which comes in 1974 in UK

Samulkis

I wondered, if this is maybe a duplicate of this submission?

Agarus

No. There are Different pressing plants... ... ... ... ....

Kakashkaliandiia

I wondered, if this is maybe a duplicate of this submission?

Aver

No. There are Different pressing plants... ... ... ... ....

Raelin

Original first pressings had a square white sticker with the Atlantic rotating logo, the reference HATS 421-81 and the words Led Zeppelin

Viashal

Heavy 160 gr pressing. Matrix side 1: 50008 A 1 (hand written) MP / side 2: 50 008 B C * (machine stamped) MP

Kipabi

Since the latest comments are from 2014 and reflect a pressing that seems to suffer from quality issues (rampant skipping), I want to update and add that my copy from the current batch of this release (as of April 2016) has no problems at all and sounds beautiful on a Dual 1019 with Shure M97xE.

Fearlessdweller

Just scored one of these cheaply in almost NM. Side A runout: ST A 712285D AT/GP PR PECKOSide B runout: ST-A-712286-C AT/GP PR PECKO DUCK1841 Boadway address. Record club of America printed on labels and sticker on bottom left of back cover. Definitely a thick g vinyl but not sure which. Probably less than 200g. Is this a first press?

Dorizius

There was a print of this album in 1987. Same edition.

Rindyt

These 180 gram Reissue, Remastered is great. And Led Zeppelin the best rock band ever.

Nikok

Based on what? And what have you compared to on what system?

Togar

Does this German LP have UK and PF on the inner record scratched in where the WEA numbers are?

Puchock

I too have this pressing (1st Aus) and remarkably the side two label is missing the symbols but side one has them printed. Maybe a misprint or have others come across this too?

Tetaian

maybe Zeppelins greatest album, when this tracks plays on high volume on your receiver you get goosebumps. One of the greatest metal records ever made.

Madis

johansson7713903 maybe Zeppelins greatest album, when this tracks plays on high volume on your receiver you get goosebumps. One of the greatest metal records ever made. I would say Led Zeppelin is more of a blues band. But this sure is a little rocky.

Malaunitly

I'm pretty sure I have a v8 copy, however the matrix numbers don't match either of the two variants above. On my copy there are matrix A: 2401012** a/31216, matrix B: 2401012 b/3124. Is this another sub-variant?

Preve

my copy reports the following:Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A [Etched]): ST-A-712285-R 1-3 B-14590 -R- ∆1965 0-Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B [Etched]): ST-A 712286-N TGP NEW AUD B-14591-N + SLM ∆1965-XMatrix / Runout (Runout side A [stamp of Specialty Record Co. logo before "1-3" numbers]): SCRMatrix / Runout (Runout side B [stamp of Allied Record Co. logo before "B-" numbers]): ait seems to be something between this version and Led Zeppelin - Untitled. Should I create a new version?

Wyameluna

Xig

The version I have has the exact mis-print as described above, except for the runout, where side A has been mastered by 'PECKO DUCK' and side B by 'PORKY'. Not too sure whether this would be a different version or not??

Glei

I own a slightly different release with exactly the same matrix numbers (same number of "x"'s). Yet, the rights society is "GEMA", and it is stated "Germany (z)" and "France: WE 341" on the inner sleeve. But I have not been able to dientify this release on Discogs. Is this yet a different one?

Urllet

My parents have the same one. They got in Germany in the early 80s.

Jay

At least, I do not have an orphan pressing. Should we add a whole new release or just address this through alternate versions of this one?

Shliffiana

I also have this copy, picked it up secondhand last week here in the UK. Don't know if that helps at all.

mr.Mine

This is the closest I can find to my copy of the album. Though what first struck me and is leading me on this search is that the album cover has an odd blue tint to the entire thing. I also have an original brown colored sleeve and it is evident that it's not from fading or discoloration, but that it was printed this way. The Cat# is SD 7208. The label is printed as (ST-A-712285 PR) on side A and (ST-A-712286 PR) on side B. While the runout is etched with the PECKO ST-A-712285 D on side A, and ST-A-712286 F PECKO DUCK on side B. The coloring of the gatefold confounds me and I am determined to find out what issue and release this is. It doesn't help that I am new to vinyl and not very knowledgeable on all of the jargon. Any help would be appreciated!

Prince Persie

Mine is exactly the same as yours—blue tint and all—except there's no "PECKO DUCK" etched into the runoff of my B-side.

Gunos

Barcode and other ID - "No PECKO DUCK in runoff. Has R and C inside the larger S symbol in runoff ", same as other 1977 reissue - should these 2 be merged?

Steel_Blade

I bought the US single disc release of the 2014 Zeppelin IV remaster but I don't see a listing here for it.

Modimeena

I found the companion disc to be rather disappointing. The dub songs sound almost exactly the same as the official releases and the other tracks just completely cut-out some of the best parts (such as the vocals from Battle of Evermore.) For die-hard fans this may be kind of neat to hear it separated, but it gets old very quick. I would much rather they just released some live materials instead. Also, side 1 of my companion disc had a lot of skips, especially on the first track. Going to have to return it. Hope I was just unlucky... Edit: My 2nd copy was just as bad. Amazon says they are going to pull stock and evaluate if they're all defective. (Don't know if that will really happen.) So be forewarned.

Ventelone

I've had 2 copies now and both skip throughout the companion disc. As if the 'different mix' stuff isn't disappointing enough...

MisterMax

Cleaned mine a number of times as well, Black Dog on the companion disc is almost completely unintelligible. It's disappointing, but I feel a little better knowing I'm not the only one it's happening to.

Garr

mine has skips as well, even after a cleaning. pretty disappointing.

Nalmezar

So nobody has noticed that this lilac vinyl issue has an evil twin -I have two different copies of this LP , label # 1 has a Warner Bros. Publishing credit & says A "U.S.A. Recording" , while label # 2 has Kinney/ Superhype as the publishers & no mention of the USA !! Also, # 2 has a Warner Comm. logo on the label while & # 1 does not .

Arakus

My copy has the Superhype/Warner logo label (in a matt finish) on the A side, and the "U.S.A. Recording" label (in a more glossy finish) on the B side, so it would seem the label variations are from the same run!

Malarad

My copy is a horribly thin slice of wax and has a horrible sound to match... Maybe I'm just unlucky and own a badly pressed copy or maybe this is just a pressing one should avoid? Any thoughts?

Ranenast

I'd go along with it's not a great pressing. I put on Rock And Roll and cranked it up and it didn't rock or roll. There's a real lack of "presence" (ha!), or oompf, or something. My copy of Band on the Run (yeah, yeah, I know...) which is EMI Australia from 1973, sounds far superior.

Kerdana

I'd agree that a lot of AU pressings aren't top line but often just because they were done from copy tapes from the US/UK, but I don't agree so much about the weight.With this one I recently got a prime condition copy (AU 1st press LZ IV). Initial play sounded unclear *until* I gave it a vacuum wash. Actually sounds *very* respectable now. Tempted to keep it.

Zeueli

You will find most early Australian records are pressed on really thin wax and the sound quality is not great. I have quite a few of my parents records and yeah all thin flimsy pieces of wax with really shallow audio...

Murn

This is the only PECKO / PECKO DUCK variant I've found on Discogs. Mine is almost identical, but has a couple slight differences.I have the St-A712285D AT/GP PR PECKO / ST-A712286D PECKO DUCK Matrix My label has "MFG. BY ATLANTIC RECORDING CORP., 75 ROCKEFELLER PLAZA, N.Y., N.Y.", instead of 1841 Broadway. Also - in the matrix, the etching on each side looks like a double D, so ST-A712286DD - but the second D is much more faint than the first, on both sides.

Uranneavo

As with Mooker, my vinyl is also heavier than a reissue version I also have - although I don't know the exact gram amounts.

Kaim

The first version, maybe other releases (2nd Polydor 1977, Grabaciones Mundiales 1978, Sono-Rodven 1983, Sonográfica 1990) sounded good, this first is definitely the best one.

Ces

Watching the price, I think this reissue is from 1977 instead. And just before Grabaciones Mundiales assumed the Atlantic franchise

Mettiarrb

Some believe this album is 'untitled' & that it was intentionally left as such, but this just isn't true & as an artist an an intelligent person I find this offensive as I'm sure many do.This album is Led Zeppelin (4, four, IV) by virtue of the fact that apart from being the fourth studio album the artist has used four symbols to 'say' as much. It is wrong to assume this album is untitled when this is it's title.If it were writen in brail we wouldn't say it was untitled just because we couldn't read it? & if the four symbols were writen in a recognised way, 'F O U R' or '1 2 3 4' or even just four dots then people would accept it more readily, but it is offensive to the artist to not see the obvious. All alphabets started as pictoral symbols so why be prejudiced against these symbols just because they are not what we 'know'? However u write it, it is four & the only reason later versions had it printed on was because of this nonsense from those who didn't see the obvious.

Ieregr

My copy has Pecko on side one only. Also the initials PA.... anyone else?

Simple fellow

need one of these!

Samulkree

Very bad release, horrible sound quality - DON'T BUY!!

Vizuru

My version has the 'ALLEN' runout on side A but doesn't have the mis-print on the label or the 'v' under Made In UK. It also doesn't have the 4 symbols on the label. This is the closest I can match.

Use_Death

certainly a counterfeit release

Silvermaster

The 'Led Zeppelin' on the front cover is not printed; it was very carefully drawn in with a ball-point pen by a previous owner.

Adrierdin

This is the most mysterious item in my LZ collection. I originally assumed it was pressed for export due to the 'made in Gt Britain' labels. I showed this to a message board of very knowledgeable long-time collectors and determined that was not the case: apparently a printer in another country copying a British label was not particularly concerned about small details like that. The other clue is the 'deep groove' in the center label, which I was told is a result of retrofitting an old record press that made 10" discs to make the larger size. One person said he had seen the label before, on an Aretha Franklin record that was part of a huge collection of records from India and other nearby countries. The high quality of the printing and pressing and the British label made me conclude it is from a member of the British Commonwealth, possibly for sale to British military personnel in the few bases it still occupied at the time (in Hong Kong, Malaysia, and Singapore). Other possibilities are Papua New Guinea, Sri Lanka, the Seychelles, or the Maldives. If anyone has information, please let me know. Also, let me know if I should leave the country of origin blank or change it to the U.K.

Mautaxe

I have suggestions that this was pressed in Taiwan, due to the deep groove.

Dikus

Unfortunately theses days the stories aren't as adventurous... I got it on Ebay.

นℕĨĈტℝ₦

Dying to know how you acquired this record, out of sheer curiosity. It’s certainly a mysterious pressing.

I_LOVE_228

This is a common case in The Philippines too. A lot of foreign records released here locally will have 2 "made in _____" on the label or the back cover. Some will have "made in the philippines" stickered over the original.

Goltigor

I have an Aussie press version of his with no manufactured/ distributed by WEA mentioned on label, lyric sleeve, cover or anything, on red & green Atlantic labels, Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin text in the green part of the label between the white strip and the symbols, SD 7208 MX165589 stamped in the deadwax (side 1). The label mentions manufactured in Australia so it's a safe assumption his is an Australian press? but I don't see a reference of this version on discogs. Can anyone shed some light on this?

Sinredeemer

1971 original release ( Australia). Not a repress if it also has Levee misspelt as Leevee on side 2 label.

Milleynti

You probably have one of these:http://www.discogs.com/Led-Zeppelin-Untitled/release/7596458http://www.discogs.com/Led-Zeppelin-Untitled/release/5605451I'm thinking these should be merged though.

Galanjov

Anyone know when this was issued? what year

Cogelv

There's a chance that this one is the same:https://www.discogs.com/Led-Zeppelin-Untitled/release/2999468In this case it's 1972, so pretty nice

fire dancer

I'll never forget the first time I heard this album. My wife brought it home in the winter of 1971/1972 with a hit of purple mescaline that we shared. We listened to this album over and over again all night long with other friends that visited and brought their own acid. I still faintly flashback whenever I tune to the radio and any one of these songs are played. This was also one of the background albums I listened to while reading the Lord of the Ring books in 1972. Classic rock, indeed!

The Apotheoses of Lacspor

my copy is definitely SD 19129, and does not have the "MO" or "PR" designation on the label. But there is no dash after the numbers. I couldn't find any Discogs entries that were an exact match... this seems to be the closest.

Burgas

My copy is 130g vinyl, while a later reissue is 110g.

Otrytrerl

My variant:Side 1: PORKY ST-A-712285-C AT/GP PRSide 2: PECKO DUCK ST-A-712286D AT/GP PR-SP

Usishele

Mine is this as well..

Swiang

Can anyone find a date for this press? I bought mine around 2009 and assumed it was a new press.

Purebinder

redundant post

Adorardana

I have one small issue about the year of this LP. Most of the information here matches to the record I own. Mine also has "Misty mountain Top" printed on side B rather than "Misty mountain Hop". Cat - K50008, Porky/perky run outs, stairway lyrics on inner sleeve, does have Kinney Music/Superhype, green/orange labels, made in UK. Anyone else have similar info on their pressing ? Any chance this is a first press ?Cheers

Coiron

Thanks for the info, much appreciated.

Fecage

Thanks for the info, much appreciated.

Xangeo

I recall the "Misty Mountain Top" pressing and I don't think that it was a first pressing. It might even be one of the pressings with the drop-out during "Four Sticks" (near the end). The original issue of the album was on the orange / plum Atlantic label in 1971 cat. no. 2401012 (Polydor era) and the cat. no. K50008 would date from 1972 onwards (i.e. from when Kinney numbers were first used) therefore making the date given here correct. Check the copyright note around the edge of the label. If it crosses the central white band and declares "A Warner Communications Company" with the Warners "blob" logo (my name for it) then it will date from even later - 1974 or so.

Onaxan

THIS EDITION WITH D112014 WAS BMG RELEASECD AT SAMS CLUB IN 1989 IN A 4 CD BOX SET. I PURCHASED MY 4 DISC SET IN SUMMER OF 1989 ALONG WITH THE JAPAN MADE MFSL'S OF PINK FLOYD AND 2 OTHERS AS THEY HIT THE SHELF AT SAMS CLUB, I STILL HAVE RECEIPT SOMEWHERE IF NOT FADED BY NOW.

Nargas

I have this but the vinyl is dark purple not green at all

Fearlessrunner

Hi, is yours Brazillian? Are the text in Spanish or English? Thx

Vertokini

Not even the fully-talented drummer John Bonham himself (considered one of the best Rock & Roll drummers ever), on his opening drum performance of Led Zeppelin IV's last tune "When The Levee Breaks" would imagine that his breakbeats would be sampled years later by so many of the dance music standards. Hip Hop acts such as Beastie Boys, Dr. Dre, Ice-T and Eminen are just some of them, as well of Wild Bunch guys of Massive Attack (with "Man Next Door"). The Electronic Music also borrowed "When The Levee Breaks" beats; you can hear them on "Never Let Me Down Again" by Depeche Mode, but also standards of samplemania like "Beats And Peaces" from Coldcut & Steinski, the drop from 'J.T. & The Big Family – Moments In Soul', "Devotion" from Kicking Back with Taxman (1990) and 'Saint Etienne - Only Love Can Break Your Heart', all from the Cool steps era. The list is immense, almost impossible to mention on its full extension. Considering that this is just one of "Led Zeppelin IV"'s tunes (you also have the slow classy "Stairway To Heaven", plus "Black Dog" and "Rock & Roll") you have an idea of the album's importance, not only for the Rockers, but other music genres addicteds.

Dreladred

The drum beat from "When the Levee Breaks" would also later be sampled by Imani Coppola in her song "I Love Your Hair" (2007).

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