Remasters

Tracklist

• CD 1
• 1
  Communication Breakdown
  2:28
  4.0 ★
• 2
  Babe I’m Gonna Leave You
  6:40
  4.2 ★
• 3
  Good Times Bad Times
  2:44
  4.1 ★
• 4
  Dazed and Confused
  6:26
  3.7 ★
• 5
  Whole Lotta Love
  5:34
  4.4 ★
• 6
  Heartbreaker
  4:14
  3.9 ★
• 7
  Ramble On
  4:23
  4.2 ★
• 8
  Immigrant Song
  2:23
  4.5 ★
• 9
  Celebration Day
  3:28
  3.7 ★
• 10
  Since I’ve Been Loving You
  7:23
  3.9 ★
• 11
  Black Dog
  4:55
  4.0 ★
• 12
  Rock and Roll
  3:40
  3.6 ★
• 13
  The Battle of Evermore
  5:51
  3.5 ★
• 14
  Misty Mountain Hop
  4:38
  3.2 ★
• 15
  Stairway to Heaven
  8:00
  4.2 ★
• CD 2
• 1
  The Song Remains the Same
  5:28
  3.6 ★
• 2
  The Rain Song
  7:38
  3.5 ★
• 3
  D’yer Mak’er
  4:22
  3.8 ★
• 4
  No Quarter
  7:00
  3.6 ★
• 5
  Houses of the Holy
  4:03
  4.1 ★
• 6
  Kashmir
  8:32
  3.9 ★
• 7
  Trampled Underfoot
  5:35
  3.8 ★
• 8
  Nobody’s Fault but Mine
  6:27
  3.1 ★
• 9
  Achilles Last Stand
  10:22
  3.8 ★
• 10
  All My Love
  5:51
  3.9 ★
• 11
  In the Evening
  6:49
  3.4 ★
• CD 3
• 1
  Led Zeppelin Profile
  28:12
• 2
  Station Liner: “Hello this is Jimmy Page and you’re listening to the station that made rock classic.”

  Jimmy Page
  0:08
• 3
  Station Liner: “Hi there, this is Jimmy Page. Hold on to your seats, here comes Led Zeppelin.”

  Jimmy Page
  0:08
• 4
  Station Liner: “Good morning, this is Jimmy Page. Come on, it’s time to wake up and get the Led out.”

  Jimmy Page
  0:10
• 5
  Station Liner: “Hi this is Jimmy Page and this deejay is insane.”

  Jimmy Page
  0:08
• 6
  Station Liner: “Hello, I’m Jimmy Page and this is Led Zeppelin.”

  Jimmy Page
  0:07
• 7
  Station Liner: “Hello this is Jimmy Page and I wanna hear some rock and roll.”

  Jimmy Page
  0:08
• 8
  Station Liner: “Hello, this is Jimmy Page. Keep your radio tuned right here.”

  Jimmy Page
  0:08
• 9
  Q: How did the Led Zeppelin 4-CD set come about? A: “Actually what happened…I think y’know.”

  Jimmy Page
  1:03
• 10
  Q: Where did you find all the old Led Zeppelin tapes? A: “Oh they were…was fortunate.”

  Jimmy Page
  0:32
• 11
  Q: What was the hardest part of the project? A: “I guess…myself y’know.”

  Jimmy Page
  0:29
• 12
  Q: What is the difference between these versions and the originals? A: “Well the clarity…pretty positive.”

  Jimmy Page
  0:35
• 13
  Q: Did you have any old unreleased numbers left over? A: “We didn’t…included that one.”

  Jimmy Page
  1:41
• 14
  Q: Do any of the re-EQ’d songs stand out? A: “I think…really great y’know.”

  Jimmy Page
  0:49
• 15
  Q: Is it true that Elvis Presley’s “Baby Let’s Play House” got you into rock and roll? A: “I was really…went on from there.”

  Jimmy Page
  1:00
• 16
  Q: What was your idea when you put Led Zeppelin together? A: “I had in my…from there.”

  Jimmy Page
  2:14
• 17
  Q: How long did Led Zeppelin I take to record? A: “The first…changed the name.”

  Jimmy Page
  0:42
• 18
  Q: What was your first U.S. tour like? A: “We went over…like dynamite.”

  Jimmy Page
  0:44
• 19
  Q: As a producer, what studio techniques did you come up with? A: “Backwards echo…‘You Shook Me’.”

  Jimmy Page
  0:58
• 20
  Q: What is the most satisfying thing about Led Zeppelin to you? A: “The most…it’s wonderful.”

  Jimmy Page
  0:31
• 21
  Q: What do you remember about Led Zeppelin’s first rehearsal? A: “I remember…the power.”

  Robert Plant
  0:36
• 22
  Q: What influences did everyone bring to Led Zeppelin? A: “Well we’d pick…really good.”

  Robert Plant
  1:17
• 23
  Q: Tell us how Led Zeppelin replaced Jeff Beck’s group for their first U.S. tour. A: “Yeah, well Jeff…just happened.”

  Robert Plant
  0:38
• 24
  Q: How do you feel about the first Led Zeppelin album? A: “If I’d been…it was great.”

  Robert Plant
  1:10
• 25
  Q: What was the Led Zeppelin stage show like? A: “The element…about the music.”

  Robert Plant
  0:30
• 26
  Q: Were there any set areas of expertise for the members of Led Zeppelin? A: “No not really…all the time.”

  Robert Plant
  0:54
• 27
  Q: What was it like recording the second Led Zeppelin album on the road? A: “When we were…I think.”

  Robert Plant
  0:42
• 28
  Q: Why did you go to Wales to come up with material for Led Zeppelin III? A: “All we wanted…a fine moment.”

  Robert Plant
  1:28
• 29
  Q: Tell us about Houses of the Holy. A: “Houses of the…schoolboy tricks.”

  Robert Plant
  1:36
• 30
  Q: How did “Kashmir” come about? A: “Following the…that road somewhere.”

  Robert Plant
  0:53
• 31
  Q: Tell us about “Traveling Riverside Blues”. A: “‘Traveling Riverside…’…was murdered.”

  Robert Plant
  1:53
• 32
  Q: How would you like Led Zeppelin to be remembered? A: “I’d like to…been measured.”

  Robert Plant
  1:10
• 33
  Q: How did you start playing bass guitar? A: “My father was…run of things.”

  John Paul Jones
  0:43
• 34
  Q: As a session musician, who did you play for? A: “Everybody…quite often yeah.”

  John Paul Jones
  0:46
• 35
  Q: How did you get into arranging? A: “The only real…I think.”

  John Paul Jones
  0:31
• 36
  Q: Tell us about Led Zeppelin’s first rehearsal. A: “We first played…first number.”

  John Paul Jones
  1:02
• 37
  Q: How did the name Led Zeppelin come about? A: “The name…could use it.”

  John Paul Jones
  0:52
• 38
  Q: What was the stage set like? A: “As far as…enjoyable stuff.”

  John Paul Jones
  0:44
• 39
  Q: What was your keyboard set up like? A: “A nightmare…on the road.”

  John Paul Jones
  1:25
• 40
  Q: What was it like being the low profile member of Led Zeppelin? A: “The main…prefer it.”

  John Paul Jones
  0:44
• 41
  Q: Why did you start using mobile recording facilities? A: “Just like the…making music.”

  John Paul Jones
  0:31
• 42
  Q: What do you consider one of the best moments of Led Zeppelin? A: “The early…really steaming.”

  John Paul Jones
  0:44
• 43
  Q: Tell us about Led Zeppelin’s studio techniques. A: “We used to…through experimentation.”

  John Paul Jones
  1:39

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Led Zeppelin II

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Physical Graffiti

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Houses of the Holy

Houses of the Holy 1973

Release credits

• Andy Johns
  engineer [2.4, 1.8-15], mix [1.8-12, 1.14-15, 2.4]
• Drew Griffiths
  additional [8-9]
• Eddie Kramer
  engineer [2.1-3, 2.5, 1.6-7], mix [2.3, 2.5, 1.5-7]
• George Chkiantz
  engineer [1.5, 2.1-5], mix [13]
• Glyn Johns
  engineer [1-4]
• Jeremy Gee
  task [8-9]
• Jimmy Page
  arranger [2], electric guitar [5, 11-12], gizmo [11], guitar [2.1-4, 2.10-11, 1.1-4], producer [1.1-15, 2.1-11], theremin [5]
• John Bonham
  bongos [5], drums (drum set) [2.1-4, 2.10-11, 1.1-5, 1.11], percussion [10-11]
• John Paul Jones
  bass [2.1-3, 1.2], bass synthesizer [4], electric bass guitar [2.10-11, 1.1-5, 1.11], grand piano [4], mellotron [2], piano [3], synthesizer [4]
• Keith Harwood
  engineer [1-4, 6-9], mix [1-2, 6-9]
• Leif Mases
  engineer [10-11]
• Lennart Östlund
  assistant [10-11]
• Peter Grant
  executive [2.1-11, 1.1-15]
• Robert Plant
  arranger [2], background vocals [5, 11], lead vocals [1.5, 1.11, 2.10-11], vocal [1.1-4, 2.1-4]
• Ron Nevison
  engineer [6-7]
• Sandy Denny
  additional [13], guest [13], lead vocals [13]
• Terry Manning
  engineer [8-10]
• Show all credits (17)

Issues

• R
  (Combined release view)
• 

  R
  Remasters

  2x CD
  15 October 1990
• R
  Remasters

  3x 12" Vinyl
  15 October 1990
• 

  R
  Remasters

  2x CD
  15 November 1990
• 

  R
  Remasters

  2x CD
  1990
• 

  R
  Remasters

  2x CD
  1990
• 

  R
  Remasters

  6x 12" Vinyl
  1990
• R
  Remasters

  2x Cassette
  1990
• 

  R
  Remasters

  2x CD (fatbox)
  1990
• 

  R
  Remasters

  2x CD
  1990
• 

  R
  Remasters

  2x CD
  1991
• R
  Remasters

  3x CD
  21 February 1992
• R
  Remasters

  2x CD
  5 November 1997
• 

  R
  Remasters

  2x CD
  1997
• 

  R
  Remasters

  2x CD (slim case, mid-1990s)
• 

  R
  Remasters

  2x CD (European 1990s repress)