I didn't mind the initial 1990 box set, as it was the first "official" Zeppelin release since Coda and it was a great primer for the next generation and a gift for their longtime fans in the bonus tracks and restructuring. However, the best that's come out post-breakup would have to be the BBC sessions, 'How the West Was Won,' and the DV…
I didn't mind the initial 1990 box set, as it was the first "official" Zeppelin release since Coda and it was a great primer for the next generation and a gift for their longtime fans in the bonus tracks and restructuring. However, the best that's come out post-breakup would have to be the BBC sessions, 'How the West Was Won,' and the DVD set. Otherwise, I completely agree.
Thanks. I looked back to see if there was a disclaimer with a date but didn't see one and I thought that Page had gone back to the well AGAIN!
Yes, I was excited about the 1st box - just to get “Hey Hey” and “Riverside Blues” on CD was worth the price of admission in my mind. And I also dug the re-sequencing at the time, but haven’t played it in years. Time to re-assess!
I didn't mind the initial 1990 box set, as it was the first "official" Zeppelin release since Coda and it was a great primer for the next generation and a gift for their longtime fans in the bonus tracks and restructuring. However, the best that's come out post-breakup would have to be the BBC sessions, 'How the West Was Won,' and the DVD set. Otherwise, I completely agree.
Thanks. I looked back to see if there was a disclaimer with a date but didn't see one and I thought that Page had gone back to the well AGAIN!
Yes, I was excited about the 1st box - just to get “Hey Hey” and “Riverside Blues” on CD was worth the price of admission in my mind. And I also dug the re-sequencing at the time, but haven’t played it in years. Time to re-assess!