LED ZEPPELIN `69 SELF TITLED DEBUT VINYL LP EX PROTO METAL GR8 SOUND CRANK IT

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Additional Information about Led Zeppelin [LP] by Led Zeppelin (Vinyl, 1969 (Later 70's issue) No Barcode, Atlantic USA)

INCLUDES CORRECT ATLANTIC CO INNER FOR THIS PRESSING (SHOWING SEAM SPLITS) WILL INCLUDE A NEW FRESH PLAIN WHITE INNER SLEEVE AS WELL! COVER SOLID EX.

VINYL - EX. SHOWS A FEW INSIGNIFICANT MARKS BOTH SIDES NOTHING THAT AFFECTS PLAY OR SOUND. TINY SPINDLE SCUFF ON INTRO RUN IN AND INTO TRACK 1, SIDE 1 JUST A BIT THAT DOES NOTHING TO AFFECT PLAY OR SOUND THE ENTIRE LP SOUNDS GREAT, CRANK IT UP!

GREAT! GREAT! DEBUT LP BY LED ZEPPELIN!

BONGWORTHY!

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Album Features

UPC:

No Barcode

Artist:

Led Zeppelin

Format:

Vinyl

Release Year:

1969

Record Label:

Atlantic (USA)

Genre:

Hard Rock, Rock Heavy Blues-Rock

Track Listing
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

Details

Playing Time:

45 min.

Producer:

Jimmy Page

Distributor:

WEA (Distributor)

Recording Type:

Studio

Recording Mode:

Stereo

SPAR Code:

n/a

Album Notes
Led Zeppelin: Robert Plant (vocals, harmonica); Jimmy Page (acoustic, electric, & pedal steel guitars, background vocals); John Paul Jones (organ, bass, background vocals); John Bonham (drums, tympani, background vocals).
Additional personnel: Viram Jasani (tablas).
Recorded at Olympic Studios, London, England in October 1968.
Rising from the ashes of his old band the Yardbirds, session guitarist Jimmy Page formed Led Zeppelin, one of the most powerful, influential, and enduring British bands to emerge in the '60s. Despite the presence of such classic thrash-o-ramas as "Good Times Bad Times" and "Communication Breakdown," what set Led Zeppelin apart was the depth and range of their music. Their sound was bathed in the blues, from rootsy covers of Willie Dixon's "You Shook Me" and "I Can't Quit You Baby," to the crunching rhythm changes of "Dazed And Confused."
Few guitarists before or since possessed Page's sense of pacing and dynamics, as exemplified by the traditional acoustic folk elements framing the arena gestures on "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You," and the raga-flavored acoustic mystery of "Black Mountain Side." These elements would continue to evolve on subsequent albums, leading to some of Led Zeppelin's greatest moments.

Editorial Reviews
3 Stars - Good - ...the rites of passage, Marquee-style bluesbreaker album, recorded in just 30 hours (no record contract, no cash), it's peak 'Dazed And Confused,' wherein half-inch blues exploded into riffology...
Q (10/01/1994)

5 stars out of 5 - ...No Zep album sounds quite as gratifyingly raw or is as comprehensive in defining the band's intentions...
Rolling Stone (09/13/2001)

Ranked #29 in Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time - ...From the very beginning, Zeppelin had the astonishing fusion of Page's lyrical guitar playing and Robert Plant's paint-peeling love-hound yowl...
Rolling Stone (12/11/2003)