LED ZEPPELIN EARLY JITTERS RARE LP & 45 HI-GRADE NEAR-MINT ?
  $   31

 


$ 31 Sold For
Aug 28, 2012 Sold Date
Aug 21, 2012 Start Date
$   7 Start price
6   Number Of Bids
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Description

This opportunity RARELY comes up -  TAKE IT ! 

ULTRA RARE LED ZEPPELIN 2-Vinyl SET - One 12" & one 7" 45 EP Record

Some real ZEPPELIN CLASSICS performed here with the energy level that became their trademark. 

Both vinyls shine as if freshly pressed. I'm tempted to use the word MINT in my vinyl description, but I feel more comfortable using the word HI-GRADE but I'm sure any professional grader would give it at least a NEAR-MINT grade. The labels look also as if freshly pressed, the graphics on the label of the 7" recall Edger Allen Poe's spooky novels, and the graphics on the 12" recall the detailed work of Will Eisner of "Spirit" fame. Great Art on the labels is a bonus..asnd not only is there art on the outside, but something of a screaming woman with lipstick and words as a background that hide behind a geometric grid hide inside the cover where the vinyl lies.

The cover has NO seam splits and NO writing. The Cover has a hands-on rustic charm to it consists of a wrap around image glued down without a machine's precision - other than the small creases, the cover looks bright and clear. Each vinyl is housed in a generic white sleeve. 

I've posted multiple pics complete with ZOOM to offer a forthright representation of RARE 2 vinyl set - item as seen as is which is pretty impressive! Will ship ASAP in Protective Cardboard Mailer ASAP with. Thanks. More info below:

Tracklist

A1 Immigrant Song A2 Heart Breaker A3 Dazed & Confused B1 Black Dog B2 Going To California B3 That's The Way B4 What Is And What Should Never Be C1 Whole Lotta Love C2 Movin Mama Blues C3 Medicinal Blues C4 That's Alright Mama D1 Stairway To Heaven

Notes

Wrap-around paper sleeve text: "Those BBC Concerts, London 1971". Reportedly, this is a John Peel BBC "In Concert" session presented on 4/4/71 (of a 4/1/71 show at the Paris Theatre in London). LP + 45; 45 in blank white sleeves. No pressing date or location provided in packaging.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 




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