Led Zeppelin/House of the Holy Jukebox 7” EP

So far, we have introduced several Houses Of The Holy items from the analog era. And this time we’d like to introduce you to Houses Of The Holy’s jukebox version 7-inch EP released in the US. In the 1970s, Atlantic Records actively released various analog records, and this jukebox EP is one of them. Contains 4 songs selected from Houses Of The Holy. However, the songs are recorded in a completely different order than the album. For those who have listened to this album, it may feel strange. Was the A-side chosen to be a song that would be easy to dance to in front of the jukebox? Also, the flow of The Song Remains The Same ~ The Crunge placed on the B side may feel fresh and strange (lol) Now, regarding the important sound quality, the original LP is famous as the RL cut version. Even though it’s a 7-inch EP with 4 songs at 33rpm, I think you’ll be able to listen to a satisfying sound. The disc used this time is in very good condition. It’s in such good condition that you’d think it was a disc that had been stored without being used in a jukebox, and there are hardly any needle dents. This is an item that you should definitely listen to. Recommended! Taken from Jukebox 7″ EP (Atlantic SD 7-7255/Little LP’s Unlimited LLP #213) (17:22) 1. Dancing Days 2. D’yer Mak’er 3. The Song Remains The Same 4. The Crunge