hi guys, my vinyl copy of led zeppelin 2(remaster) says "living loving wreck(shes just a woman)" on the label. i know that the first pressings had that aswell, but the mistake was soon fixed. do the remasters have that as a tribute or do have a super rare copy? the title on the gatefold has the correct spelling.

This is my first post on this forum, which I've found very informative, so thank you to everyone for their time/energy spent on reading posts and writing useful replies, I appreciate that. I wasn't following the reissues until recently, once I decided to look into the remastered versions of HTWWW and the upcoming TSRTS. When I first listened to the 2003 issue of HTWWW I sensed something that to my perception wasn't quite enjoyable. I didn't know then what it was, but I recognized it nonetheless. Now I know that what I found offensive was the lack of dynamic range in the mix. #loudnesswars. I decided to revisit LZ's catalogue and research the Deluxe editions and see if they're worth the upgrade from the '93 "Complete Studio Recordings" set (which has a few inaccurate tracks that were discovered when I ripped the audio using dBpoweramp). As I was watching YT videos and reading posts on the subject, I noticed that the Super Deluxe sets include download codes to HD files of the records; I considered buying the 96kHz/24bit downloads from HDtracks and alike vendors, however, this is substantially more expensive than buying the physical discs (but I still want the 96kHz/24bit mix) ; so I wonder: Do the CD-only Deluxe versions, include download codes as well? Is there a way to rip audio files out from a blu-ray (HTWWW, and TSRTS -when it comes out) so that I can have the 96kHz/24bit PCM stereo mix on my (Mac) computer? Thank you in advance for your input.

Hello, I have the new remasters on vinyl. I have also recently learned of the Classic Records set that was released a few years back. Notably, there is a set sealed and unopened on eBay right now. I am very interested in the Classic Records set, but I'd first like to know if they are generally well received as the ultimate Zep experience on vinyl. Or were they the best until these recent remasters? I am speaking of the 45rpm Classic Records and the 33rpm remasters. Thank you one and all for any information you can provide on this.

Press and interviews with and for Jimmy Page regarding this years Remasters. JP - Physical Graffiti Playback Event http://www.jimmypage.com/news/physical-graffiti-playback-event

http://www.vogue.com/12008183/interview-noel-gallagher-chasing-yesterday/ Noel shares his thoughts on Jimmy

With the Remasters and press that follows: http://www.dve.com/onair/sean-mcdowell-4802/interview-with-jimmy-page-12905618 http://www.x1015.com/onair/colfax-45108/jimmy-freaking-page-12904353

Hello, I am trying to learn Key to the highway / Trouble in mind from the LZIII Companion Disc on guitar and vocals. I am still a newbie, so I can't pull it off by ear. Does anyone know the: - guitar tuning? I've read open G but I'm not sure. - chords (or tabs looks more like it) - lyrics? (I know the lyrics to the standard, but Robert throws in a few working ad libs for justice ("I eat my breakfast...") I'd greatly appreciate any help you guys and girls could offer! Thanks in advance. PS: Used the search function to no avail. If this has been already asked and answered, please feel free to delete.

Please share your opinion on how the New Remasters sound compared to the Single Sided 12" 45s from a few years ago.

Someone knows if it will be a download only of the remastered albums? just the digital files. Thanks.

I assume everyone knows by now that Page is releasing three albums per year of remasters that also contain unheard cuts/mixes and some actual new songs that have been previously unreleased. Wondering if some of them will be worth buying? From the first three albums, the only one worth a purchase looks to be Led Zeppelin III, having most of all the songs in alternate mixes along with new songs. Led Zeppelin II has different versions and that one new song called "LaLa", which I was planning on just listening to on youtube once it comes out (I'm sure someone will upload it). Also wondering if anyone has any thoughts on what Page will release next... Obviously most likely IV, Houses of the Holy and Physical Graffiti, but after that I ponder if he will re-release TSRTS or if it will be the next three in the line up, Presences, In Through the Out Door, (both of which I am looking very much forward to) and Coda perhaps? I'm not sure because as far as I knew, Coda was a compilation of songs that were left over and 'worth' the time of an album. So, any thoughts?