While my copies of Led Zeppelin I and II are AR re-issues, I haven't pulled them out of the collection in over a decade. Just finished cleaning and on the playlist for this evening.
Thanks for posting the thread.
Led Zeppelin II on vinyl
How good or bad are the remastered versions?
This in example…
https://store.acousticsounds.com/d/96600/Led_Zeppelin-Led_Zeppelin_II-180_Gram_Vinyl_Record
I know it’s a digital remaster. Worth getting or should I hunt down a reasonably priced (if there is such a thing) US 1969 pressing?
Any thoughts from Zeppelin fans? What versions are good sounding? Not looking to pay obscene amounts of money for this…thanks!
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@audphile1 I agree with many of your points. I still have lots of LPs dating back to the 70's that are in very good shape. And I love playing them. Source of pride that I took care of them, which my wife is soooooo tired of hearing. One other strong plus for vinyl, is the much better surface for rolling a joint. Just not the same on a Jewel Case. If I'm not mistaken, the cover of Rasta Man Vibration is often cited as being an excellent surface. I mean that's what I've heard. I wouldn't know from personal experience. 🤣 |
LMAO @bigtwin I actually have the rastaman vibrations. Will have to throw it on a table this weekend. |
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