Led Zeppelin/Original Japanese Grammophon 7″ singles

Four Japanese singles from the Gramophone era, “Good Times, Bad Times,” “Full of Love,” “Living Loving Maid,” and “Immigrant Song” are all reprinted from their originals. The samples were made, and the three discs other than the valuable “Immigrant Song” that were not released are monaural mixes that cannot be heard on current (official) CDs. They are also not included in recent deluxe boxes (probably). (There may not even be a master.) In particular, the B-side songs Thank You and Bring It On Home were recorded as singles unique to Japan, and their mono mix is ​​even more valuable. (Since the monaural version of the album is only the DJ mono version) I used the one originally released in 2001 on 4 press CDs with jackets imitating each single, but the beatleg review at that time (vol. .19, Feb 2002) also gave it a high rating, saying, “Considering the general quality of these singles on the second-hand market, there is no noise at all considering it is a dropped record, and the sound is surprisingly good.” Yes, it’s worth listening to for fans who haven’t heard it yet. The following is an explanation at the time of the original release in 2001, but anyway, the splendor of this sound quality is certainly very attractive, and it is a piece that can be recommended to all fans. Taken from the original Japanese Grammophon 7″ singles (29:26) Nippon Grammophon DT-1105 (1969) Side-A: Good Times Bad Times(2:48) Side-B: Communication Breakdown(2:29) Nippon Grammophon DT- 1139 (1969) Side-A: Whole Lotta Love (5:37) Side-B: Thank You (4:51) Nippon Grammophon DT-1146 (1970) Side-A: Living Loving Maid (She’s Just A Woman) (2 :43) Side-B: Bring It On Home(4:21) Nippon Grammophon DT-1180, Promo (1970) Side-A: Immigrant Song(2:29) Side-B: Out On The Tiles(4:05)