Led Zeppelin Digital Box Set Available for Pre-Order Exclusively on the iTunes Store for Just $99
If you have been a die-hard fan of English rock band Led Zeppelin, then here’s something that you should not be missing for the world!
A special digital box set comprising of Led Zeppelin’s entire discography, “The Complete Led Zeppelin” can now be pre-ordered exclusively on the iTunes Store, announced Apple. “The Complete Led Zeppelin” is a 165-track collection of all 13 of the legendary group’s albums, including the upcoming greatest hits collection “Mothership”, for only $99.
Eddy Cue, Apple’s vice president of iTunes said, “We’re excited to offer Led Zeppelin’s entire catalog as a special digital box set with this pre-order.” Adding, “Now you can get all of the band’s albums with one click for an incredible $99.”
“Led Zeppelin is a band that made albums; each one legendary from start to finish,” stated, David Dorn, senior vice president of e-Commerce for Rhino Entertainment. “We’re excited to offer this incredible digital boxed set on iTunes, which represents one of the greatest bodies of music ever recorded and should be owned by every rock music fan.”
What’s more, if you pre-order “The Complete Led Zeppelin” or “Mothership” you will be automatically entered to stand a chance to watch the band’s reunion performance at London’s O2 Arena on November 26 as part of the Ahmet Ertegun Tribute. Here’s where you can fill the entry form.
Now this gives you yet another reason to pre-order this amazing collection!
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October 26th, 2007 at 11:14 am
The Led Zeppelin catalogue is the holy grail of rock music and the standard by which all others are still measured. The web site for Zep reunion tickets received over a BILLION hits in less than a week, so when you talk about die hard Zeppelin fans you are clearly addressing the largest fanbase in the world. I’ve seen virtually all the great bands over the years and Zeppelin remain in a class by themselves. In their prime and hitting on all cylinders, no band in the world, before or since, could even remotely compete with Led Zeppelin. Not even the great Who, at their absolute peak, could touch Zeppelin. The two finest concerts I’ve ever heard in my life are ‘Going to California’ an ‘unauthorized audience recording from the L.A. Forum in 1971, and ‘Listen To This Eddie’ from 1977. If you are fond of Zeppelin in the slightest, do what you have to do to get a decent copy of these two concerts. They are not hard to find. These two shows in particular are so stunningly powerful and intense that the official live Zep album released in 2003, ‘How The West Was Won’ (which is great in it’s own right), pales in comparison.