Vinyl Album - Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin II - Atlantic

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Led Zeppelin
Title:	Led Zeppelin II
Label:	Atlantic
Country:	Australia
Catalogue:	SD-8236
Date:	1971
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Led Zeppelin	Whole Lotta Love	Page, Plant, Jones, Bonham	Rate
A2	Led Zeppelin	What Is And What Should Never Be	Page, Plant	Rate
A3	Led Zeppelin	The Lemon Song	Page, Plant, Jones, Bonham	Rate
A4	Led Zeppelin	Thank You	Page, Plant	Rate
B1	Led Zeppelin	Heartbreaker	Page, Plant, Jones, Bonham	Rate
B2	Led Zeppelin	Living Loving Maid (She's Just A Woman)	Page, Plant	Rate
B3	Led Zeppelin	Ramble On	Page, Plant	Rate
B4	Led Zeppelin	Moby Dick	Bonham, Jones, Page	Rate
B5	Led Zeppelin	Bring It On Home	Page, Plant	Rate

Notes

Title on labels is "LED ZEPPELIN 11".

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Comments and Reviews


wax_museum 18th Dec 2016		They would have had quite a few to rerelease I'd guess, maybe it took some time to get around to it :-)



PhilMH 18th Dec 2016		Revisiting this one (because the 1977 US reissue came up as random), the CBS matrices put this in about March 1971, shortly after Blood, Sweat & Tears' "Lucretia Mac Evil" single. It might seem odd that Kinney (as was) took a few months to rerelease a hit album like this, but perhaps Festival had a sell-off period for their issue.



Whassup 11th Jan 2016		Sorry for mistake about reference to WEA. I accidently got it mixed up. I have requested that a modifier remove that information. These are the following matrix numbers for this record. Side 1 Matrix: A MX162950 SD8236-1 Side 2 Matrix: A MX162951-B SD8236-2



wax_museum 11th Jan 2016		Can't see a reference to WEA? Where is it Wassup?



PhilMH 11th Jan 2016		Originally distributed by Festival as SAL-933,615 (entered the album chart the week of 5 Jan 1970). The Atlantic license seems to have gone to Kinney around the end of 1970, because Zep III debuted on the album chart the week of 21 Dec 1970 with catalogue number SD 7201, so this could possibly be a late 1970 or early 1971 issue - it might be possible to pin it down more precisely using the matrix numbers, which indicate Australian Record Company/CBS pressing.



Whassup 11th Jan 2016		As far as I know, this is a reissue but I don't know what year it was.