Led Zeppelin

Atlantic

calendar_todayDec 30, 1968United States

“1968 advance copy of the 1st Led Zeppelin LP. It has "Atlantic Recording Studios" labels (with typed song titles with different timings) pasted over white labels. 11 West 60th Street, N.Y., N.Y. 10023 address on Label. Some copies have a blank cover with handwritten tracks and timings. The album was recorded in September/October 1968 (released in January 1969).”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Germany

“Purple vinyl, mirror sleeve, silver printed sleeve. This is a stereo recording. For best results observe the R.I.A.A. high frequency roll-off characteristic with a 500 cycle crossover.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Italy

“℗ 1969 Made and distributed in Italy by WEA Italiana S.P.A. Printed by - La Grafica Cremonese - Italy Title on labels: Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin Repressed not before the end of 1978 having S.I.A.E. stamped. Rim Text Variant 1.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969New Zealand

“Earlier issue of [r=3618676]. This one has a flipback cover.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969United Kingdom

“Fully laminated sleeve with grey stripe across the base of the front cover. The sleeve design with the grey strip was used on the sleeves with turquoise lettering and was discontinued shortly afterwards. This issue has the earlier uncorrected stamped matrix number, slightly later issues have the second 8 scratched out. Atlantic red and plum label with Superhype / Jewel Music credits on both labels. There are also copies with the grey strip at the base of the sleeve which have Superhype credits on one label side and Warner Bros/7 Arts on the other, there are probably only a handful of these as it would only have happened when the remaining Superhype labels were being used up. The [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/1179414]2nd pressing[/url] has orange lettering with no Superhype credits. [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/1358577]Later pressings[/url] have a different catalogue number (K 40031) and also have orange lettering.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969United States

“Different pressing pressing ring than [r2576577] https://www.discogs.com/Led-Zeppelin-Led-Zeppelin/release/2576577”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Australia

“"Manufactured And Distributed By WEA Records Pty. Limited" not on this version.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Europe

“- This version has rights societies 'GEMA/Biem' boxed on the left side of the spindle hole. - Europe version with barcode - This is likely a pressing from around 1982. - Side A runout only with STRAWBERRY (G) - Runouts are stamped, last numbers and xx are etched. Similar versions: [r5493447] - which has no barcode on sleeve. [r8795336] - but with a different barcode printed on back cover. [r3415114] - Strawberry stamped both sides Catalog numbers on cover: ATL 40 031 (SD 8216) Catalog number on center labels: K 40 031 Sleeve: © 1969 Atlantic Recording Corporation Made in Germany by WEA Musik GmbH [Warner logo] A Warner Communications Company. Publishing info: A1, A2, A4 to B3, B5: Superhype, ASCAP. A3: Arc, BMI. B4: Conrad, BMI. Embossed colorless Warner logo on back cover, bottom right-hand corner. Barcode on back cover, lower left-hand corner. Labels: Publisher credits: A1, A2, A4 to B3, B5 Warner Bros. Music A3, B4: Jewel Music Pub. Co. Ltd. ℗ 1969 Atlantic Recording Corp. A4 misspelled on center labels as “Dazaed And Confused”. B1 misspelled on center labels as “You Time Is Gonna Come”. B2 misspelled on center labels as “Black Mountains Side”.”

Atlantic / Hispavox

calendar_today1969Spain

“Catalog number on top right corner on the front of the album jacket. No Catalog number or titles on the spine of the cover. Also no Matrix numbers or anything in the run-out area. The almost white looking light pink record looks solid in color but when hold in the light you can see it's marbled.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Belgium

“Label colours: green, white, orange Triangular logo with the number '33' inside.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Portugal

“Portuguese version with price code AI, and some copies with a stickered AM. Backcover has a cutout on opening side. (P) e (C) 1969 Atlantic Recording Corporation Fabricado e distribuído em Portugal por Radio Triunfo, Lda. ATL 40031 STEREO This stereo record can be played on mono reproducers provided either a compatible or stereo cartridge wired for a mono fitted. Recent equipment may already be fitted with a suitable cartridge. If in doubt consult your dealer.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Philippines

“Manufactured in the Philippines for WEA Records under license from WEA International Inc. U.S.A, a Warner Communication Company. © 1969 Atlantic Recording Corporation Pari member approved.”

Atlantic

“Back cover has a Made In Germany sticker in bottom left corner”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969United Kingdom

“Repress with orange sleeve lettering, orange/plum labels and "Warner Bros./7. Arts" publishing credits. Very similar to Version 7 [r5964798], but different label layout. Fully laminated cover. No grey stripe across the base of the front cover. (All UK covers actually have this grey stripe, but it is not always equally visible. This depends on how the cover was folded and is subject to variations. Here it is only visible on the edge.) ℗ 1969 Publishing: • Warner Bros./7. Arts - A1, A2 A4 to B3, B5. • Jewel Music - A3, B4. The runout number on side A is: 588171 A//1 13 17 (See pictures: the last '8' is overdrawn by two \\ and has a hand etched 8 written above it), similar to [r5194975]. Runouts are stamped except for the hand-etched 8 on side A. Some copies have a Kinney sticker with K40031 as a cat # for old Polydor stock acquired.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969France

Atlantic

calendar_today1969United States

“Identifiers of this release: - side 2 label is from [r13928590] which was pressed as well by Monarch. It by the way correctly plays the Zep's side 2 tracks; - it's a first press due to AA lacquer and RG mastering (Rob Grennell, mastering engineer for Atlantic in the late 60s); - MO on label and circled "MR" in runout denotes a Monarch pressing; - track B5 time listed as 3:30 (on back cover), but actual time is 8:30; - the spine shows "stereo" printed in white on top on orange background, "Led Zeppelin" and "Altantic SD 8216" in black on white background. All capitalized; - earliest pressings do not have the RIAA Gold Record Award sticker on front cover (RIAA gold sticker was added on the covers months later).”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Australia

“Label typesetting variation Flipback sleeve. No Jewel logo on label Atlantic reads bottom to top on label No comma in serial number on label Recorded in USA under Atlantic banner Same matrix but track listing font different to [r26329151]”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969United Kingdom

“Printed and made in England on sleeve. Manufactured in the UK on labels. Laminated sleeve, orange lettering. Strawberry mastering side A, Allen mastering side B. B5 track duration listed as 3:30 on the sleeve rear. Runouts are etched except for Strawberry credit which is stamped.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Guatemala

“Guatemala edition with cat# SD-19126 Hecho en Guatemala P. 1969 Atlantic Recording Corp.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969France

“Same version as [r13633452] but with a different price code. 40.031 on spine and 40031 on label. Different label A (Chapell)”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Argentina

“The fourth Argentinian release”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Europe

“© 1969 Atlantic Recording Corporation Made in Germany by WEA Musik GmbH [Warner logo] A Warner Communications Company A4 misspelled on center labels as “Dazaed And Confused”. B1 misspelled on center labels as “You Time Is Gonna Come”. B2 misspelled on center labels as “Black Mountains Side”. B5 listed with incorrect duration “3:30” on cover and center labels. Catalog numbers on cover: ATL 40 031 (SD 8216) Catalog number on center labels: K 40 031 Embossed colorless Warner logo on back cover, bottom right-hand corner. This label colour variant was introduced in late 1971. This release is missing the Warner "W" logo on the rim text, which was introduced in 1973. Released approximately in mid-1980s. other similar non-barcode releases: [r16141536] - GEMA/Biem rights and no STRAWBERRY (G) on Side B Runout [r17098332] - GEMA/Biem rights”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969United Kingdom

“Atlantic red and plum label with Superhype / Jewel Music credits on both labels. Fully laminated sleeve with orange lettering and the grey stripe across the base of the front cover. This issue has the corrected stamped matrix number on both sides which the second 8 A-side and third 8 B-side from left have been struck through and replaced with an hand-etched scratched out 8 number. This one was slightly later issue of the 1st Pressing variation Superhype Music Credit labels. This issue has the corrected stamped matrix number on both sides which the second 8 A-side and second 8 B-side from left have been struck through and replaced with an hand-etched scratched out 8 number Earliest plum label releases can be found with the seven variations below: This [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/1218217]1st Pressing[/url] variation has Turquoise sleeve lettering and Superhype Music/Jewel Music Publishing credits labels. This [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/6296053]1st Pressing[/url] variation has Turquoise sleeve lettering and Superhype Music/Jewel Music Publishing credits labels. This issue has on side one the "Superhype mis-credit label", label lists songs 1, "3", 4 as Superhype Music and then 3 again as Jewel Music. This [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/4139355]1st Pressing[/url] variation has Orange sleeve lettering with grey stripe across the base of the front cover and (Superhype Music/Jewel Music Publishing credits labels as this one). This [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/5196488]1st Pressing[/url] variation has Orange sleeve lettering with grey stripe across the base of the front cover and has "Superhype mis-credit label" on label side one. The [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/1179414]2nd Pressing[/url] has Orange sleeve lettering without Superhype credits with instead Warner Bros/7 Arts. Publishing credit printed in two lines on the labels. The [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/1179414]2nd Pressing[/url] has Orange sleeve lettering without Superhype credits with instead Warner Bros/7 Arts. Publishing credit printed in one line on the labels. The [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/6750453]2nd Pressing[/url] has Orange sleeve lettering without Grey stripe at bottom on front cover and without Superhype credits with instead Warner Bros/7 Arts. Publishing credit printed in two lines on the labels. There are also copies with the grey strip at the base of the sleeve which have Superhype credits on one label side and Warner Bros/7 Arts on the other, there are probably only a handful of these as it would only have happened when the remaining Superhype labels were being used up. Later pressings: The [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/465920]3rd Pressing[/url] on green and orange label has a different catalogue number (K 40031) with Superhype Music/Jewel Music Publishing credits labels and also has orange lettering sleeve. The [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/1358577]4th Pressing[/url] on green and orange label has a different catalogue number (K 40031) with WEA on labels and also has orange lettering sleeve.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969France

“Orange/white/green Labels. Mono + Stereo Made in France.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Germany

“"Made In Germany" on CD. English and German on outer ring of CD. "Printed In US" on booklet and back insert”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Europe

“Inlay: © 1994 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the United States. Made in Germany by [W-logo] Warner Music Manufacturing Europe. Booklet: Digitally remastered from the original master tapes at Sterling Sound. Recorded and mixed in October 1968 at Olympic Studios, London. © 1994 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the United States. Printed in U.S.A. Publishing: 1 - Superhype Publishing, Inc. All rights administered by WB Music Corp., ASCAP. 2 - Songs of PolyGram International Inc., BMI/Superhype Publishing, Inc. All rights administered by WB Music Corp., ASCAP. 3 - Arc Music/Hoochie Coochie Music, BMI. 4 - Superhype Publishing, Inc. All rights administered by WB Music Corp., ASCAP. 5 - Superhype Publishing, Inc. All rights administered by WB Music Corp., ASCAP. 6 - Superhype Publishing, Inc. All rights administered by WB Music Corp., ASCAP. 7 - Superhype Publishing, Inc. All rights administered by WB Music Corp., ASCAP. 8 - Hoochie Coochie Music. Administered by Bug, BMI. 9 - Superhype Publishing, Inc. All rights administered by WB Music Corp., ASCAP. Cinram GmbH repress, pressed somewhere between late 2004 and early 2007. For the post 2007 repress, see [r=16985220]. Issued in a standard jewel case with a 4-page booklet. Total playing time 44:50. Durations printed on the release, despite containing a typos, deviate more than +-5 seconds. Durations in track list taken with software. Durations printed from back cover and inside booklet, typo in track 5: 1 - 2:46 2 - 6:41 3 - 6:28 4 - 6:26 5 - 4:14 6 - 2:05 7 - 2:27 8 - 4:42 9 - 8:28 Durations printed on back of booklet, typo in track 9: 1 - 2:43 2 - 6:40 3 - 6:30 4 - 6:27 5 - 4:41 6 - 2:06 7 - 2:26 8 - 4:42 9 - 3:30”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969United States

“Special version issued in a Long Box”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969United States

“Specialty Records variant with the barcode above the Atlantic logo on the back cover.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Europe

“Appears in a six-panel cardboard sleeve, including a 16-page booket containing photos and credits. This release is a repress from the 2014s reissue and pressed by Arvato. Sticker on front with Barcode, reads: "2-CD Deluxe Edition - CD 1: Original Album Remastered by Jimmy Page / CD 2: Unreleased 1969 Paris Concert". Large sticker with tracklist on the back. CD 1: Recorded & Mixed at Olympic Studios, London (October 1968). Released on January 12, 1969. © 1969 Atlantic Recording Corporation CD 2: Live at The Olympia - Paris, France - October 10, 1969. First broadcast on French radio, November 2, 1969 on Europe 1 (Musicorama program). ℗ 1969 Europe1 ℗ & © 2014 Atlantic Recording Corporation Mastered at Metropolis All selections administered by WB Music Corp. (ASCAP), except: "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" published by Songs Of Polygram International Inc. (BMI)/WB Music Corp. ASCAP, "You Shook Me" published by Arc Music/Hoochie Coochie Music BMI, and "I Can't Quit You Baby" published by Hoochie Coochie Music BMI. Contact Sheet © Atlantic Records Archive. This Reissue ℗ & © 2014 Atlantic Recording Corporation, a Warner Music Group Company. Manufactured & Marketed by Warner Music Group, 3400W. Olive Ave., Burbank, CA 91505-4614. Made in the EU. Booklet photography: Page 2: © Jorgen Angel - First performance with the revised Yardbirds lineup at Teen Club, Gladsaxe, Denmark, September 7, 1969; Page 3: © Robert M. Knight - Live at the Whisky a Go Go, January 1969; Page 4: © Sam Shere / Getty Images - Original photograph that was used to create the "Led Zeppelin" cover; Page 5: © Brune Ducourant - Bluesville '69 Club at the Cherry Tree public house, Welwyn Garden City, UK, April 8, 1969; Page 6 & 7: © Dominique Tarle - At the BBC, March 1969; Page 8 & 9: © Robert Ellis / Repfoto - Royal Albert Hall, London, June 29, 1969; Page 10 & 11: © Jean-Pierre Leloir (far left); © Christian Rose / DALLE (all others); Page 12 & 13: © Jean-Pierre Leloir - The Olympia, Paris, October10, 1969. Booklet: Printed in the E.U. Back cover: Made in the EU. Track durations CD2 track 2-7 and track 2-8 are printed incorrectly: Track 2-7 is printed as 9:51 correct is 9:21 Track 2-8 is printed as 10:43 correct is 11:14”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969United States

“On CD: MADE IN U.S.A. BY DISCTRONICS Similar to [r=11619088]. Columbia House Disctronics Pressing. 'CRC' located on right side of CD. Catalog number 'D-134303' on CD. Catalog number 'SD 19126-2' on CD spine and rear of booklet. Catalog number '19126-2' on back cover.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Japan

“Pressed by [url=https://www.discogs.com/label/32822-Sony-Music-Entertainment-Japan-Inc]'SMJ'[/url], manufactured by MMG Inc. Also a [url=https://www.discogs.com/label/1086588-CSR-2]CSR[/url] pressing [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/9864317]exists[/url].”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Europe

“Issue in a standard jewel case with a Warner Music Group logo on the lower right corner of the front of the case and a clear inlay tray Made In Germany”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Brazil

“Originally released 1969. 1st Brazilian CD reissue on 1990 Issued in a standard jewel case with balck CD tray and a 4-page booklet.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969United States

“US Repress Club Version (BMG) - Has BMG Barcode 1994 or later repress based on the presence of an SID code. 2004-2008 pressing according to Sonopress Arvato USA history https://www.discogs.com/label/1407628-Sonopress-Arvato-USA BMG Direct Marketing, Inc. credited on CD Face. BMG Direct credited on Back Cover. Originally released as Atlantic 8216 on January 12, 1969. (Inside Booklet) ©1994 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the United States.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Australia

“On the CD label it shows both manufactured and distributed by Warner Music Australasia (on the rim) and Digital Audio Technologies Australia (on the right).”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969United States

“Digitally remastered from the original master tapes. Originally released on Atlantic with the catalog number 8216 on January 12, 1969. Originally recorded and mixed in October 1968 at Olympic Studios, London. Remastered at Sterling Sound. 1, Published By Superhype Publishing Inc., All rights administered by Wb Music Corp., ASCAP 2, Published By Songs Of PolyGram International, Inc. BMI / Superhype Publishing Inc. 3, Published By Arc Music / Hoochie Coochie Music, BMI 4, 5, 6, 7, Published By Superhype Publishing Inc., All rights administered by Wb Music Corp., ASCAP 8, Published By Hoochie Coochie Music. Administered by Bug, BMI 9, Superhype Publishing Inc., All rights administered by Wb Music Corp., ASCAP (C)1994 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the United States. Track 2, "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You", is a traditional blues song. Only titled 'Led Zeppelin' on the spine and booklet. Printed in U.S.A. Made in U.S.A.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969United States

“From inner packaging: Main Album Recorded & Mixed at Olympic Studios, London (October 1968) Released on January 12, 1969 This Reissue ℗ & © 2014 Atlantic Recording Corporation, a Warner Music Group Company Bonus Disc Recorded at The Olympia , Paris, France, October 10, 1969 First broadcast on French radio, November 2, 1969, on Europe 1 (Musicorama program) ℗ 1969 Europe 1 From booklet: All selections administered by WB Music Corp. (ASCAP), except: Track 1-2: Songs Of Polygram Internation, Inc. (BMI)/WB Music Corp. ASCAP Tracks 1-3, 2-6: Arc Music/Hoochie Coochie Music BMI Tracks 1-8, 2-2: Hoochie Coochie Music BMI Track 1-2 is credited to "Bredon - Page - Plant" as a result of Anne Bredon contacting the band in the 1980s. At the time of the recording, the band did not know who wrote it, so it was credited on the original release as "Trad. arr. Page." Since 1990, it has been credited to Anne Bredon/Jimmy Page & Robert Plant.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Europe

Atlantic

calendar_today1969United States

“"MADE IN U.S.A. BY WEA MANUFACTURING INC" is printed on the bottom of the disc face. This release does not have mastering or mould SID codes.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Brazil

“Originally released 1969. 1st Brazilian CD reissue on 1990.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969United States

“1994 Remaster with red/green CD face. Similar to release 9966430, but with a SID mould code. (C)1994 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the United States. Digitally remastered from the original master tapes. Originally released on Atlantic with the catalog number 8216 on January 12, 1969. Originally recorded and mixed in October 1968 at Olympic Studios, London. Remastered at Sterling Sound. Printed in U.S.A. Made in U.S.A.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Europe

“Cat# WPCR-11611 on the cover Cat# 7567-82632-2 on the label Tracks 1, 2, 4 to 7, 9: Superhype, ASCAP Track 3: Arc., BMI Track 8: Conrad, BMI White inner sleeve”

Atlantic / Warner Music Chile

calendar_today1969Chile

“Digitally remastered from the original master tapes by Jimmy Page and George Marino at Steeling Sound.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Brazil

“Mid 1990's reissue, not before 1994”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969United States

“Digitally remastered from the original master tapes. Originally released on Atlantic with the catalog number 8216 on January 12, 1969. Originally recorded and mixed in October 1968 at Olympic Studios, London. Remastered at Sterling Sound. 1, Published By Superhype Publishing Inc., All rights administered by Wb Music Corp., ASCAP 2, Published By Songs Of PolyGram International, Inc. BMI / Superhype Publishing Inc. 3, Published By Arc Music / Hoochie Coochie Music, BMI 4, 5, 6, 7, Published By Superhype Publishing Inc., All rights administered by Wb Music Corp., ASCAP 8, Published By Hoochie Coochie Music. Administered by Bug, BMI 9, Superhype Publishing Inc., All rights administered by Wb Music Corp., ASCAP (C)1994 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the United States. Track 2, "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You", is a traditional blues song. Only titled 'Led Zeppelin' on the spine and booklet. Printed in U.S.A. Made in U.S.A.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969United States

“Columbia House DADC Pressing with different DADC # from other Columbia House DADC edition--this one is similar to the retail release [r5196004] CD: Made in U.S.A. Inserts: Printed in U.S.A. CRC located on right side of CD, left side of hub has "DICX 000798"--unknown if this is a typo (see photos) Track 2, "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You", is a traditional blues song.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Europe

“Issued in a standard jewel case with a black inlay tray and a Warner Music Group logo on the lower right corner of the front of the case. Includes a 4-page booklet. This release is the same as [r=5456860] except that this release has a black inlay tray and the rear inlay is printed on only one side. [r=5456860] has a transparent inlay tray and the rear inlay is printed on both sides - the inner side has a plain silver background with DIGITALLY REMASTERED in black type. The text can be viewed through the left side of the inlay tray when the jewel case is closed. The artwork on the back of the booklet replicates that of earlier LP versions, including earlier versions of credits and track times, as detailed below. The inside of the booklet contains updated and corrected credits and track times. The inside of the booklet, for instance, credits "Anne Bredon/Jimmy Page & Robert Plant" for Track 2 whereas on the older art on the back the credit is "Traditional, arr. by Jimmy Page". [Sticker] Newly digitally remastered from the original master tapes. [Inside of Booklet] Track 1 (Superhype Publishing, Inc. All rights administered by WB Music Corp., ASCAP.) Released as a single (Atlantic 2613) on 3/10/69; #80 U.S. pop Track 2 (Songs of PolyGram International Inc., BMI/Superhype Publishing, Inc. All rights administered by WB Music Corp., ASCAP.) Track 3 (Arc Music/Hoochie Coochie Music, BMI.) Track 4 (Superhype Publishing, Inc. All rights administered by WB Music Corp., ASCAP.) Track 5 (Superhype Publishing, Inc. All rights administered by WB Music Corp., ASCAP.) Track 6 (Superhype Publishing, Inc. All rights administered by WB Music Corp., ASCAP.) Track 7 (Superhype Publishing, Inc. All rights administered by WB Music Corp., ASCAP.) Released as the B-side of "Good Times Bad Times" (Atlantic 2613) on 3/10/69. Track 8 (Hoochie Coochie Music. Administered by Bug, BMI.) Track 9 (Superhype Publishing, Inc. All rights administered by WB Music Corp., ASCAP.) Digitally remastered from the original master tapes at Sterling Sound. Recorded and mixed in October 1968 at Olympic Studios, London. Originally released as Atlantic 8216 on January 12, 1969. © 1994 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the United States. [Back of Booklet] Side One Track 1 (Superhype, ASCAP. Time: 2:43) Track 2 (Traditional, arr. by Jimmy Page; Superhype, ASCAP. Time: 6:40) Track 3 (Arc, BMI; Time: 6:30) Track 4 (Superhype, ASCAP. Time: 6:27) Side Two Track 5 (Superhype, ASCAP. Time: 4:41) Track 6 (Superhype, ASCAP. Time: 2:06) Track 7 (Superhype, ASCAP. Time: 2:26) Track 8 (Conrad, BMI. Time: 4:42) Track 9 (Superhype, ASCAP. Time: 3:30) © 1969 Atlantic Recording Corporation Printed in U.S.A. Atlantic Recording Corporation [Back] Digitally remastered from the original master tapes at Sterling Sound. Atlantic Recording Corporation A Time Warner Company © 1994 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the United States. Made in Germany by Warner Music Manufacturing Europe [Disc] © 1994 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA Iternational Inc. for the world outside of the United States. A Time Warner Company. Note the typo "WEA Iternational". See scans for details. Made In Germany”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Europe

“Album originally released in 1969. Mastered at Atlantic Studios. Track 2, "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You", is a traditional blues song. Above the durations obtained via media player are entered; below are the printed durations: 1 - 3:43 2 - 6:40 3 - 6:30 4 - 6:27 5 - 4:41 6 - 2:06 7 - 2:26 8 - 4:42 9 - 8:30 [Back cover] © 1969 Atlantic Recording Corporation. Manufactured in Germany by Record Service GmbH. Alsdorf. Pressé en Allemagne par Record Service GmbH. Alsdorf. A Warner Communications company. [CD face] © 1969 Atlantic Recording Corporation Made in Germany A [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/2553332]similar release[/url] exists with different codes on the back cover. This release has: 7567-81525-2 YS CA 851”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Canada

“Like [r13835543] but with "0798" written under catalog number Songs have been edited (shortened) to fit this re-shuffled running order (A2, A3, B1, C1) How Many More Times is broken into two parts as above (not listed on label). Misprint on the label: "Communications Breakdown" (sic) - it is just "Communication Breakdown" Track timings include space between tracks and track change splice noise. Timings are approximate, due to speed correction estimation.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Europe

“HX-pro clear cassette Manufactured in Germany”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Canada

“Black cassette. Made in Canada molded into the upper centre portion of the shell. The letters CR on face.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969United States

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Canada

“Black cassette, horizontal line textured border.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Europe

“Single panel J-card. Black cassette with grey paper labels. Similar to [url=http://www.discogs.com/Led-Zeppelin-Led-Zeppelin/release/5587765] Led Zeppelin ‎– Led Zeppelin[/url] except that this version has white lettering over the cover image instead of red and a different price code for Germany. On inlay and cassette: "Manufactured in Germany"”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Guatemala

“Producto centroamericano hecho en Guatemala por Discos de Centroamérica, S. A.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Japan

“1st Japanese cassette released in the early 70's. Exact release date unknown.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Canada

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Europe

“A1, A2, A4 to B3, B5: Superhype, ASCAP A3: Arc, BMI B4: Conrad, BMI UK Publishers: A1 to B1, B3, B5: Kinney Music B2, B4: Jewel Music Belgique/België: Distributed by WEA Records S.A./N.V. - Deutschland: Vertrieb durch WEA Musik GmbH - England: Distributed by WEA Records Ltd. - France: Distribué par WEA/Filipacchi Music, Paris - Italia: Distributed by WEA Italiana S.P.A. - Nederland: Distributed by WEA Records B.V. - Österreich: Vertrieb durch WEA Music Ges. m. b. H. - Sverige: Distributed by WEA Metronome Records AB Manufactured in Germany. / Fabriqué en Allemagne. ℗ 1969 Atlantic Recording Corp.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Canada

“This release has a black cassette shell with silver printed text. This release is similar but not the same as [r8202569]. The J-card is identical. However, the cassette shell shows a different duplicator code as well as the Dolby HX Pro, B NR.”

Atlantic / WEA

calendar_today1969Brazil

“Light blue labels. "Led. Zeppelin" printed on both labels.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Canada

“Black text on white paper label, on off-white shell Embossed 'MADE IN CANADA' on one side of the shell. '8216' stamped on the spine of shell.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Canada

“Slightly different than other Canadian club cassette as has "A" and "B" on each sides bottom left corner instead of an arrow.”

Atlantic / Warner Music Poland

calendar_today1969Poland

“Manufactured in Poland.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969United States

“Catalog # "M 88216" on cartridge end Catalog # "94019" on cartridge end This is a Club Edition as defined by the [l175227] profile. This 8-track tape has the same [l175227] cat# as as the vinyl release of the Led Zeppelin's 4th LP ([r4264978]).”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Singapore

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Europe

“HX-pro clear cassette Manufactured in Germany LC 0121 German price code G France price code WE 421”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969United States

“Single panel J-card, white shell tape. No barcode. Mfd. for BMG Direct Marketing, Inc Service under License. This club credit dates the cassette 1988 or later.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969United States

“White shells, no plant letters, standard window with numbers. (w) logo molded into rear of case. Barcode. Inside of J-card is blank. Side 1: 22:32 Side 2: 22:30”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Germany

“Single panel inlay printed both sides. Black cassette with metallic silver paper labels. Made in Germany. [r11054886] is similar but has a different cassette shell window.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Italy

“Released approx. 1975-1977. Track listing different from previous releases, and some track names are misspelled. A3 is misspelled as "Communications Breakdown" (on the tape and the inside of the j-card, not on the outside of the J-card). A4 is misspelled as "Black Mountains Side" (on tape, inside and outside of the j-card). B2 is misspelled as "Dazaed And Confused" (on tape, inside and outside of the j-card). ℗ 1969 Publishers: A1 : Conrad BMI A2 to B3 : Superhype ASCAP A4: Arc BMI”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Canada

“Similar to https://www.discogs.com/release/21668341-Led-Zeppelin-Led-Zeppelin except this version has barcode on jcard back panel.”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Philippines

Atlantic

calendar_today1969Europe

“Appears in a six-panel cardboard sleeve, including a 16-page booket containing photos and credits. This release is a repress from the 2014s reissue and pressed by Arvato. Sticker on front with Barcode, reads: "2-CD Deluxe Edition - CD 1: Original Album Remastered by Jimmy Page / CD 2: Unreleased 1969 Paris Concert". Large sticker with tracklist on the back. CD 1: Recorded & Mixed at Olympic Studios, London (October 1968). Released on January 12, 1969. © 1969 Atlantic Recording Corporation CD 2: Live at The Olympia - Paris, France - October 10, 1969. First broadcast on French radio, November 2, 1969 on Europe 1 (Musicorama program). ℗ 1969 Europe1 ℗ & © 2014 Atlantic Recording Corporation Mastered at Metropolis All selections administered by WB Music Corp. (ASCAP), except: "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" published by Songs Of Polygram International Inc. (BMI)/WB Music Corp. ASCAP, "You Shook Me" published by Arc Music/Hoochie Coochie Music BMI, and "I Can't Quit You Baby" published by Hoochie Coochie Music BMI. Contact Sheet © Atlantic Records Archive. This Reissue ℗ & © 2014 Atlantic Recording Corporation, a Warner Music Group Company. Manufactured & Marketed by Warner Music Group, 3400W. Olive Ave., Burbank, CA 91505-4614. Made in the EU. Booklet photography: Page 2: © Jorgen Angel - First performance with the revised Yardbirds lineup at Teen Club, Gladsaxe, Denmark, September 7, 1969; Page 3: © Robert M. Knight - Live at the Whisky a Go Go, January 1969; Page 4: © Sam Shere / Getty Images - Original photograph that was used to create the "Led Zeppelin" cover; Page 5: © Brune Ducourant - Bluesville '69 Club at the Cherry Tree public house, Welwyn Garden City, UK, April 8, 1969; Page 6 & 7: © Dominique Tarle - At the BBC, March 1969; Page 8 & 9: © Robert Ellis / Repfoto - Royal Albert Hall, London, June 29, 1969; Page 10 & 11: © Jean-Pierre Leloir (far left); © Christian Rose / DALLE (all others); Page 12 & 13: © Jean-Pierre Leloir - The Olympia, Paris, October10, 1969. Booklet: Printed in the E.U. Back cover: Made in the EU. Track durations CD2 track 2-7 and track 2-8 are printed incorrectly: Track 2-7 is printed as 9:51 correct is 9:21 Track 2-8 is printed as 10:43 correct is 11:14”

Atlantic

calendar_today1969United States

“From inner packaging: Main Album Recorded & Mixed at Olympic Studios, London (October 1968) Released on January 12, 1969 This Reissue ℗ & © 2014 Atlantic Recording Corporation, a Warner Music Group Company Bonus Disc Recorded at The Olympia , Paris, France, October 10, 1969 First broadcast on French radio, November 2, 1969, on Europe 1 (Musicorama program) ℗ 1969 Europe 1 From booklet: All selections administered by WB Music Corp. (ASCAP), except: Track 1-2: Songs Of Polygram Internation, Inc. (BMI)/WB Music Corp. ASCAP Tracks 1-3, 2-6: Arc Music/Hoochie Coochie Music BMI Tracks 1-8, 2-2: Hoochie Coochie Music BMI Track 1-2 is credited to "Bredon - Page - Plant" as a result of Anne Bredon contacting the band in the 1980s. At the time of the recording, the band did not know who wrote it, so it was credited on the original release as "Trad. arr. Page." Since 1990, it has been credited to Anne Bredon/Jimmy Page & Robert Plant.”

Classic Records

calendar_today2008United States

“Never Released. 45 RPM Clear ("Clarity") Vinyl. 4 Records With One Blank Side And One Play Side.”

Atlantic

calendar_today2014Europe

“Comes in a three-panel cardboard sleeve, including a 16-page booket containing photos and credits. Sticker on front with Barcode, reads: "2-CD Deluxe Edition - CD 1: Original Album Remastered by Jimmy Page / CD 2: Unreleased 1969 Paris Concert". Large sticker with tracklist on the back. CD 1: Recorded & Mixed at Olympic Studios, London (October 1968). Released on January 12, 1969. © 1969 Atlantic Recording Corporation CD 2: Live at The Olympia - Paris, France - October 10, 1969. First broadcast on French radio, November 2, 1969 on Europe 1 (Musicorama program). ℗ 1969 Europe1 ℗ & © 2014 Atlantic Recording Corporation Mastered at Metropolis All selections administered by WB Music Corp. (ASCAP), except: "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" published by Songs Of Polygram International Inc. (BMI)/WB Music Corp. ASCAP, "You Shook Me" published by Arc Music/Hoochie Coochie Music BMI, and "I Can't Quit You Baby" published by Hoochie Coochie Music BMI. Contact Sheet © Atlantic Records Archive. This Reissue ℗ & © 2014 Atlantic Recording Corporation, a Warner Music Group Company. Manufactured & Marketed by Warner Music Group, 3400W. Olive Ave., Burbank, CA 91505-4614. Made in the EU. Booklet photography: Page 2: © Jorgen Angel - First performance with the revised Yardbirds lineup at Teen Club, Gladsaxe, Denmark, September 7, 1969; Page 3: © Robert M. Knight - Live at the Whisky a Go Go, January 1969; Page 4: © Sam Shere / Getty Images - Original photograph that was used to create the "Led Zeppelin" cover; Page 5: © Brune Ducourant - Bluesville '69 Club at the Cherry Tree public house, Welwyn Garden City, UK, April 8, 1969; Page 6 & 7: © Dominique Tarle - At the BBC, March 1969; Page 8 & 9: © Robert Ellis / Repfoto - Royal Albert Hall, London, June 29, 1969; Page 10 & 11: © Jean-Pierre Leloir (far left); © Christian Rose / DALLE (all others); Page 12 & 13: © Jean-Pierre Leloir - The Olympia, Paris, October10, 1969. Booklet: Printed in the E.U. Track durations CD2 track 2-7 and track 2-8 are printed incorrectly: Track 2-7 is printed as 9:51 correct is 9:21 Track 2-8 is printed as 10:43 correct is 11:14”

Atlantic

calendar_today2014Indonesia

“Printed in Indonesia.”

Atlantic

calendar_today2014Argentina

“Comes in a three-panel cardboard sleeve, including a 16-page booket containing photos and credits. CD 1: Recorded & Mixed at Olympic Studios, London (October 1968). Released on January 12, 1969. ℗ & © 1969 Atlantic Recording Corporation CD 2: Live at The Olympia - Paris, France - October 10, 1969. First broadcast on French radio, November 2, 1969 on Europe 1 (Musicorama program) ℗ 1969 Europe1 ℗ & © 2014 Atlantic Recording Corporation All selections administered by WB Music Corp. (ASCAP), except: "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" published by Songs Of Polygram International Inc. (BMI)/WB Music Corp. ASCAP, "You Shook Me" published by Arc Music/Hoochie Coochie Music BMI, and "I Can't Quit You Baby" published by Hoochie Coochie Music BMI. Contact Sheet © Atlantic Records Archive. This Reissue ℗ & © 2014 Atlantic Recording Corporation, a Warner Music Group Company. On CDs and Digipak: INDUSTRIA ARGENTINA.”

Atlantic

“The new remasters were created from 192 kHz/24 bit digital transfers of the original analogue tapes. The catalogue is being remastered now to take advantage of the significant advances in mastering technology that have occurred since 1991. Please Note: Track 10 is 44kHz/24bit, and tracks 11-17 are 48kHz/24bit.”

Atlantic

calendar_today2014United States

“From inner packaging: Main Album Recorded & Mixed at Olympic Studios, London (October 1968) Released on January 12, 1969 This Reissue ℗ & © 2014 Atlantic Recording Corporation, a Warner Music Group Company Bonus Disc Recorded at The Olympia , Paris, France, October 10, 1969 First broadcast on French radio, November 2, 1969, on Europe 1 (Musicorama program) ℗ 1969 Europe 1 From booklet: All selections administered by WB Music Corp. (ASCAP), except: Track 1-2: Songs Of Polygram Internation, Inc. (BMI)/WB Music Corp. ASCAP Tracks 1-3, 2-6: Arc Music/Hoochie Coochie Music BMI Tracks 1-8, 2-2: Hoochie Coochie Music BMI Track 1-2 is credited to "Bredon - Page - Plant" as a result of Anne Bredon contacting the band in the 1980s. At the time of the recording, the band did not know who wrote it, so it was credited on the original release as "Trad. arr. Page." Since 1990, it has been credited to Anne Bredon/Jimmy Page & Robert Plant.”

Atlantic

calendar_today2014Brazil

Atlantic

calendar_today2014Australia

“Deluxe 2CD in foldout digisleeve.”

Atlantic

“Deluxe 3xLP set on 180 gram vinyl. Housed in a tri-fold sleeve. Track publishers: Tracks A1, A4 to B3 and B5: Administered by WB Music Corp. (ASCAP) Track A2: Songs Of Polygram International Inc. (BMI)/WB Music Corp. ASCAP Tracks A3 and C2: Arc Music/Hoochie Coochie Music BMI Tracks B4 and F1: Hoochie Coochie Music BMI Disc 1 side identifiers are One and Two Disc 2 side identifiers are One and Two Disc 3 side identifiers are Three and Four Runouts are entirely etched and where [l313190]'s "faintly inscribed "geometric" marks" appear, these are mirrored: Variant 1: Side F 'S1Δ' Variant 2: Side A '8x', Side B '1T=', Side C 'δ1Δ', Side D 'Λ+V', Side E '2=Δ', Side F '41Δ' Variant 3: Side E 'J-', Side F 'JI+' Variant 4: Side A '3+', Side B '+VV', Side C 'αZ', Side D '4IΛ', Side E 'SΛ+', Side F (also might be upside down) 'Λ+Λ' Variant 5: Side A '1=⊥', Side B '1+⊥', Side C '2=⊥', Side D '1I⊥', Sides E & F '2.1' Due to the nature of the hand etching, it can sometimes appear that there is a space between the letters and numbers of the [l313190] identifiers. However, as per the [l313190] label page, their runout scheme "is in fact always without spaces." [Sticker:] Deluxe 3-LP set on 180g vinyl LP 1: Original album, remastered by Jimmy Page / LP 2 & 3: Unreleased 1969 Paris concert [Trifold inside panel 2 / original rear sleeve:] All selections administered by WB Music Corp. (ASCAP) except as indicated. Recorded & mixed at Olympic Studios, London (October 1968) Released on January 12, 1969 This reissue ℗ & © 2014 Atlantic Recording Corporation, a Warner Music Group Company. [...] Made in the EU. [Trifold inside panel 6:] All selections administered by WB Music Corp. (ASCAP) except as indicated. Recorded at The Olympia, Paris, France, October 10, 1969. First broadcast on French radio, November 2, 1969, on Europe 1 (Musicorama program). ℗ 1969 Europe 1. [Labels:] ℗ & © 2014 Atlantic Recording Corporation. Manufactured in Germany.”

Atlantic

calendar_todayJun 2, 2014United States

“Deluxe 3xLP set on 180 Gram Vinyl. Tri-fold Sleeve. LP 1: Original Album, Remastered by Jimmy Page LP 2 & 3: Unreleased 1969 Paris Concert This reissue copyright 2014 Atlantic Recording Corporation, a Warner Music Group Company. All Rights Reserved.”

Atlantic / Swan Song / Warner Music Group

calendar_todayJun 3, 2014Europe

“This first-pressing release includes an individually numbered high-quality print of the album cover art (one of 30,000). Led Zeppelin Super Deluxe Box Set includes: - Original Album, 1 CD & 1 LP (180g) in replica packaging - Previously Unreleased Companion Audio, 1 CD & 2 LPs (180g) - Hardbound 72-page book - Replica of original Atlantic press kit. - HD Download Card : Original album in 96 KHz / 24 Bit, and Live Concert in 48 KHz / 24 Bit Made in the EU.”

Atlantic

calendar_todayJun 3, 2014United States

“This first-pressing release includes an individually numbered (of 30,000), high-quality print of the album cover. All pressings of the Super Deluxe edition include: - The original album, remastered, as one CD and one 180 gram LP in replica packaging - Previously unreleased companion audio as one CD and two 180 gram LPs - A hardbound 72-page book - A replica of original Atlantic press kit. - A high definition audio download card (original album in 96 kHz/24 Bit, and companion audio in 48 kHz/24 Bit Printed in U.S.A.”

Atlantic / Swan Song / Warner Music Group

“This release includes a NOT numbered high-quality print of the album cover art Led Zeppelin Super Deluxe Box Set includes: - Original Album, 1 CD & 1 LP (180g) in replica packaging - Previously Unreleased Companion Audio, 1 CD & 2 LPs (180g) - Hardbound 72-page book - Replica of original Atlantic press kit. - HD Download Card : Original album in 96 KHz / 24 Bit, and Live Concert in 48 KHz / 24 Bit Made in the EU. International edition for territories beyond North America.”

Atlantic

calendar_todayJun 3, 2014Canada

“Released in a three-panel cardboard sleeve, including a 16-page booklet. A small sticker with Barcode and a large sticker with tracklist are affixed on the outside cellophane. The small sticker also reads: "2-CD Deluxe Edition - CD 1: Original Album Remastered by Jimmy Page / CD 2: Unreleased 1969 Paris Concert". [Disc 1:] Recorded & mixed at Olympic Studios, London (October 1968). Released on January 12, 1969. © 1969 Atlantic Recording Corporation [Disc 2:] Live at The Olympia - Paris, France - October 10, 1969. First broadcast on French radio, November 2, 1969 on Europe 1 (Musicorama program). ℗ 1969 Europe 1 ℗ & © 2014 Atlantic Recording Corporation All selections administered by WB Music Corp. (ASCAP), except: "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" published by Songs Of Polygram International Inc. (BMI)/WB Music Corp. ASCAP, "You Shook Me" published by Arc Music/Hoochie Coochie Music BMI, and "I Can't Quit You Baby" published by Hoochie Coochie Music BMI. This reissue (p) & (c) 2014 Atlantic Recording Corporation Manufactured and distributed by / Fabriqué et distribué par Warner Music Canada Co. A Warner Music Group Company”

Atlantic

calendar_todayJun 18, 2014Japan

Atlantic

calendar_today2014Russia

“Tri-fold digipak with transparent picture trays. Imprinted 'sticker' on front with barcode, reads: "2-CD Deluxe Edition CD1:Original Album Remastered by Jimmy Page / CD 2: Unreleased 1969 Paris Concert". CD 1: Recorded & Mixed at Olympic Studios, London (October 1968). Released on January 12, 1969. © 1969 Atlantic Recording Corporation CD 2: Live at The Olympia - Paris, France - October 10, 1969. First broadcast on French radio, November 2, 1969 on Europe 1 (Musicorama program). ℗ 1969 Europe 1 ℗ & © 2014 Atlantic Recording Corporation All selections administered by WB Music Corp. (ASCAP), except: "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" published by Songs Of Polygram International Inc. (BMI)/WB Music Corp. ASCAP, "You Shook Me" published by Arc Music/Hoochie Coochie Music BMI, and "I Can't Quit You Baby" published by Hoochie Coochie Music BMI. Contact Sheet © Atlantic Records Archive. 1-10, 1-11: live on 9 January 1970 in London Fake company credits from back cover: This reissue ℗ & © 2014 Atlantic Recording Corporation, a Warner Music Group Company. Manufactured & Marketed by Warner Music Group. Made in EU. _____________________________ a pirate re-issue of the Atlantic release [r5750073]”