Vinyl Album - Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin - Atlantic

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Led Zeppelin
Title:	Led Zeppelin
Label:	Atlantic
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	SD 8216
Date:	20 Jan 1969
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	53 Own, 4 Want
Price Guide:	$30
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PRICE GUIDE

$30

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Led Zeppelin	Good Times Bad Times	Page, Jones, Bonham	9.0 Rate
A2	Led Zeppelin	Babe I'm Gonna Leave You	Trad. arr. Jimmy Page	9.0 Rate
A3	Led Zeppelin	You Shook Me	Willie Dixon	8.8 Rate
A4	Led Zeppelin	Dazed And Confused	Jimmy Page	9.8 Rate
B1	Led Zeppelin	Your Time Is Gonna Come	Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones	9.0 Rate
B2	Led Zeppelin	Black Mountain Side	Jimmy Page	9.0 Rate
B3	Led Zeppelin	Communication Breakdown	Page, Jones, Bonham	9.2 Rate
B4	Led Zeppelin	I Can't Quit You Baby	Willie Dixon	8.8 Rate
B5	Led Zeppelin	How Many More Times	Page, Jones, Bonham	9.0 Rate

Notes

Produced by Jimmy Page

Executive Producer: Peter Grant

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Comments and Reviews


Record-Finder 11th Mar 2024		Images 3214196 & 3214201 I own a copy of this us pressing. PR is Presswell. Mastered at Presswell and PR in the dead wax.



W.B.lbl 16th Feb 2023		{Images #3214196 & 3214201} is the RCA Victor Record Club edition, pressed in Indianapolis, IN, with the 1" pressing ring that would be key to their subsequent introduction of Dynaflex. It is they who always, without exception, used the Atco stereo color scheme for all releases on either label, whether mono or stereo, up to this point.



Warlock 13th Jan 2022		LP released: January 20, 1969 Recorded: September-October, 1968



ZebedyZak 3rd Dec 2019		January 20th was a Monday in 1969, the day I'd have expected the album to be released. It was a Tuesday in 1970, but that's another story and not really relevant to this one.



Beggars Road 28th Mar 2019		If Jan 20th 1969 was a Tuesday - that is a safe bet vice January 12th...



ZebedyZak 28th Mar 2019		So, it was January 20th, was it? Why has the Internet been claiming for all these years it was January 12th (knowing full well that was a Sunday in 1969)? What possesses people to play these sort of mind games? Thanks for saying it was January 20th. I am now accepting that as absolutely correct.



Vinyl Fan 1st Apr 2018		Added Columbia-Terre Haute, Indiana label scans fmc.



deepinder cheema 1st Apr 2018		strictly speaking the 1968 letter does not belong here. It was sent out with the advance copies which had no cat number. That object was listed here but seems to have been removed. If you could restore it I will take some careful photographs of its labels



deepinder cheema 31st Mar 2018		There is documentation of 30th Dec 1968 which indicated a release date of 20th January. I placed this at Discogs Mod Edit: Release date changed.



deepinder cheema 31st Mar 2018		labels hand typed by Atlantic. There was a letter ( dated as above) which indicated the 'buzz' about the band and 20th Jan 1969 cited for release.



deepinder cheema 22nd Mar 2018		Does anyone have the test pressings of 1968? There must have been some. Also after there are review or promo copies without a cat number. I am trying to see matrix marks and where these discs were pressed. Hopefully some examples will emerge,



BEATLEJOHN 6th Sep 2017		Added what I believe are Columbia/Pitman labels...John



ZebedyZak 20th Jan 2016		Are you absolutely sure the mighty Led Zeppelin's debut album was released on 12 Jan 1969? This isn't the only site which claims it was released on that particular Sunday. I am still not convinced that records are released on Sundays, in the US, UK or anywhere else. Is there any particular reason why I keep seeing Sundays as the given release dates for records? I would have thought it more likely that this album was released on Monday, 13 Jan 1969. Does anyone have any documentation to prove that it was released on Sunday 12 Jan 1969?