Vinyl Album - Led Zeppelin - Houses Of The Holy - Atlantic - Europe

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Artist:	Led Zeppelin
Title:	Houses Of The Holy
Label:	Atlantic
Country:	Europe
Catalogue:	8122796573
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Date:	24 Oct 2014
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Led Zeppelin	The Song Remains The Same		10.0 Rate
A2	Led Zeppelin	The Rain Song		10.0 Rate
A3	Led Zeppelin	Over The Hills And Far Away		10.0 Rate
A4	Led Zeppelin	The Crunge		10.0 Rate
B1	Led Zeppelin	Dancing Days		10.0 Rate
B2	Led Zeppelin	D'yer Mak'er		5.5 Rate
B3	Led Zeppelin	No Quarter		10.0 Rate
B4	Led Zeppelin	The Ocean		10.0 Rate

Notes

180 gram reissue. Remastered by Jimmy Page. With belly band and lyric insert. Gatefold sleeve.

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Comments and Reviews


David Harvey 31st Jan 2022		This was the first Led Zeppelin album that I ever owned on vinyl and it was not an original pressing, but rather, a 180g vinyl reissue. I absolutely love these 180g vinyl reissues of Led Zeppelin and what makes them even better is not only the replicated Atlantic and Swan Song labels, but also the faithfully replicated original album artwork, including gatefolds, inserts and die-cut sleeves where applicable, and Jimmy Page himself personally supervised John Davis's remastering work and collaborated with him on it, so that lends extra authenticity.



Lee Wrecker 2nd Nov 2014		D'yer Mak'er reminds a bit of Benny Hill in parts but this song is one of the reasons that punk had to happen. I had to rate it 1 because there is no 0 or minus numbers. This album typifies the mind numbing excess and self absorbed tripe that eventually caused the extinction of rock dinosaurs like Led Zeppelin. Please remember that this is my personal opinion and I'm not trying to annoy any Led Zeppelin fans, it's just when I saw this album on random records these were the thoughts that sprang to mind. The sight of this album still makes me cringe or should that be crunge? Aah, aah, a-a-a ahh.

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Linked Releases

UK - Atlantic - 1973

Australia - Atlantic - 1973

Canada - Atlantic - 1973

France - Atlantic - 1973

Germany - Atlantic - 1973

Italy - Atlantic - 1973

Netherlands - Atlantic - 1973

USA - Atlantic - 1973

USA - Atlantic - 1973

Yugoslavia - Atlantic - 1973

USA - Atlantic - 1977

Japan - Atlantic - 1988

Europe - Atlantic - 1991

Russia - Antrop - 1991

USA - Atlantic - 2014

Europe - Atlantic - 2022

Europe - Atlantic

Greece - Atlantic

Greece - Atlantic

See Also

Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin [IV] - Atlantic - Europe (2014)

Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin III - Atlantic - Europe (2014)

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