I don't think Jimmy's gonna release anything new. But I would like a box-set 'Super Deluxe' from Royal Albert Hall 1970. With vinyls, cds, DVD or Bluray, HD download card and a kind of book... something like the box-set 'Super Deluxe' TSRTS. I really love that concert... and of course I'd love the Earl's Court stuff.

Maybe Led Zeppelin would have been the headliners, but in my opinion, Deep Purple at that time had nothing to envy to Zep. Besides, I suppose Ritchie would have set the whole stage on fire, as he really did... so I doubt that Zep would have been able to play.

1:49 There's Led Zeppelin undercover... They weren't at Woodstock because of Peter Grant's decision, as I recall. In 1974, I guess they wanted to take a break from touring.

I remember that sad day, I was in Buenos Aires (I am from Mar del Plata) with my girlfriend at that time and when I woke up she told me about Ronnie. When I knew that Ritchie was going to play rock again in 2016, I played almost every week the lottery (this year too, I wanted to go to Spain). I had to get six numbers right to win, once I got four numbers right, that was the closest I ever came. As I told you before, Page and Blackmore are my favorite guitarists. But well, in 2017 Ronnie Romero came to my city and played songs from Rainbow, Deep Purple, Whitesnake and Black Sabbath.

I'm glad for you that you went to the O2! Any special memories of that legendary concert? I'd like to read them. Although my favorite band is Led Zeppelin, I have to admit that I was lucky enough to attend several concerts of some of my idols, such as: Whitesnake, AC/DC, B.B. King, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, ZZ Top, Judas Priest, Joe Lynn Turner, Robert Plant, Ian Anderson, John Fogerty, Glenn Hughes, Europe, Billy Cobham, etc! *I have the album 'Black Ice' and the tour book signed by Angus Young, Malcolm Young and Phil Rudd. I attended all three nights at River Plate Stadium, but my girlfriend at the time was luckier and came out on top in 'Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap' from the 'Live at River Plate' DVD. *B.B. King threw his pin into the crowd and I grabbed it. *I have the first sheet of the set-list of John Fogerty's second night in Buenos Aires. *'Slaves and Masters' signed by Joe Lynn Turner. *'Spectrum' signed by Billy Cobham. *'Mighty Rearranger' signed by Justin Adams.

Oh my God, so beautiful! Happy new year!

F5 I - #28284 II - #15901 III - #02498 Untitled - #27177 HOTH - #21611 PG - #06120 Presence - #03519

I just want to give my humble opinion, I hope I don't offend anyone. I feel I have no right to ask Jimmy Page for any more things. I think what he's done with the Super Deluxe boxes is fantastic. So far, I only have 'I' through 'Presence' (all individually numbered), and I hope to complete the collection. For me (and I suppose many others) they are relics, the holy grails. Here in the third world, our salaries are much lower, and products such as Super Deluxe boxes and everything imported, we pay three or four times the value it actually costs. Maybe, because of this, I appreciate all these things more. I know that you also have the right to claim more records (I would love that too). But I know that some have seen Led Zeppelin live, or Page/Plant. I feel pretty lucky to see Robert Plant three times (twice in 2012 and once in 2015, also playing 'The Lemon Song' with Jack White). One of the saddest days of my life was in 2007, when I was 17 years old and I knew I wouldn't be going to the O2 in London. I remember that I had to get an email in order to have a chance to buy a ticket... I never got it, and my mother had told me that if I got the email, she would ask for a bank loan to buy the ticket and travel to London. Most of you are very lucky! Long Live Led Zeppelin!

Thank you, man. Women are the most beautiful thing in the universe.

In my opinion, every single song on every Led Zeppelin album is correctly set. I was lucky enough to listen 'Four Sticks' (twice) by Robert Plant in Buenos Aires in 2012.

Wow! So beautiful...

Good nick, man. I'm very fan of Ritchie Blackmore and Ronnie James Dio. I love all the line-up of Rainbow over the years, but the band with Ritchie, Ronnie and Cozy is legendary. Page and Blackmore are my favorite guitar players, by far.

I didn't realize there was a TV...

Yesterday I bought II 'Super Deluxe'. The vinyl I have also says: "Living Loving Wreck (She's A Woman)". But mine is from the Super Deluxe Edition. Does anybody else have it on the vinyl in the Super Deluxe Box? Does this "mistake" make the box more or less valuable?

Haha.

Set-list?