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| A Secret History Of Led Zeppelin; Disc Hits (72:18) | ||
| Track Listing: Interview with Chris Grant, The Girl I Love She Got Long Black Hair, Communication Breakdown, What Is And What Should Never Be, Something Else (London, 16 June 1969; M Sb 10), You Shook Me, I Can't Quit You, Communication Breakdown, Dazed And Confused (London, 3 March 1969; M Sb 10), What Is And What Should Never Be, Whole Lotta Love, Communication Breakdown (London, 24 June 1969; M Sb 10), Train Kept A Rollin' (Milwaukee, 25 July 1969; M Ad 6), For Your Love (incomplete)(San Francisco, 10 January 1969; M Ad 6), Thank You (London, 1 April 1971; S Sb 9), I Gotta Move (Denmark, March 16 1969; M Sb 10). | ||
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Comments: The BBC material is presented in wonderful quality, and this reissue is an excellent way to pick it up on CD.
Most of the other stuff is pretty useless and can be found either more complete or better sounding elsewhere. The cover is yet another one of those pictures out of one of the recent photographic retrospectives. It's nice to be seeing some different photographs used on the covers of so many new bootleg releases. Bottom Line: Absolutely essential, the few bad tracks are vastly overshadowed by the many excellent tracks. Jeff Barlow (6/19/97) |
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