Led Zeppelin Reissues 2015

Physical Graffiti is next!

http://www.theguardian.com/music/2015/jan/08/led-zeppelin-announce-40th-anniversary-remaster-of-physical-graffiti

dr.bollocko

Fans’s interest will once again be centred on the unreleased tracks on the companion disc. This time they are:

Brandy & Coke (Trampled Under Foot – initial rough mix)
Sick Again (early version)
In My Time of Dying (initial rough mix)
Houses of the Holy (rough mix with overdubs)
Everybody Makes It Through (In the Light early version/in transit)
Boogie With Stu (Sunset Sound mix)
Driving Through Kashmir (Kashmir rough orchestra mix)

Everybody Makes It Through is described as “strikingly different” to the finished version of In the Light.

Kick ass.

Roanmore

I got Houses of the Holy just before Christmas. Put on the extra disc today, love The Song Remains The Same. No singing, all instrumental, kicks ass.

leroy d

just my opinion here but i have heard Led Zeppelin 111 on Vinyl and it sounds inferior to the original vinyl pressing. I guess these digital remasters offer a superior listening experience on CD, but the original vinyl pressings are complete analogue productions and do not benefit from digital remastering

thecamcam

i havent hear a remaster yet that was as good as the orig

Aidan1976

Yes, remastering has it'd definite pros and cons. As an example, I far prefer listening to me vinyl copy of "Houses of the Holy" than any remastering effort, has far more punch to it to my ears, especially when cranked