Led Zeppelin/No Quarter Vinyl Transfer 2 Version

Contains takes that have been uploaded to the internet and are a hot topic among enthusiasts. The “RAW” version includes a direct transfer take from the ultra-rare analog record “No Quarter” (RED DEVIL), and the “REMASTERED” version, which reduces needle patter and makes it easier to listen to. A 2-disc set. According to the explanation of the person who uploaded it online, it seems that it was created using the title released by the “Good Believe” label, which is said to have been recorded directly from the “No Quarter” analog version, and the new version was released from the original version. Although this is not what happened, it is a fun project for fans, as it allows them to easily experience the sound of a phantom analog LP. The recording time is short at just under 40 minutes (No Quarter is recorded on side A of the record, and 3 acoustic songs are recorded on side B), and in today’s world where you can listen to the longest version of S with the same master, there is a demand for this sound source in terms of content. I don’t know how many there are, but I think the sound of the original LP, which has no distortion and is extremely fresh and easy to listen to, is irresistible to fans. For casual listeners, it may be easier to listen to the “REMASTERED” version, which has a clear tone with reduced scratch noise, but for enthusiasts, the “RAW” version, where you can enjoy the unprocessed texture, is what makes you want to listen to it. It can be said to be a must-listen take. The fresh, natural sound that can be heard beyond the crackling needle sounds is truly appealing. Enjoy the Earl’s Code performance wrapped in vintage sound quality with two fantastic analog reprint versions. Earl’s Court, London, UK 18th May 1975 Vinyl transfer from the ‘No Quarter’ LP Disc 1 Raw (39:52) 1. No Quarter 2. Going To California 3. That’s The Way 4. Bron-Y-Aur Stomp Disc 2 Remastered (39:14) 1. No Quarter 2. Going To California 3. That’s The Way 4. Bron-Y-Aur Stomp