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Mine’s either when the bass comes in during the Boogie Chillen jam on How The West Was Won or the syncopated bass during the solo on Over The Hills And Far Away live MSG

I Recently visited some family in Wrocław, and seeing the multitude of record shops there, I had to go in and get some stuff. Here they are:

- Japanese 10th anniversary limited edition of Led Zeppelin, 1979. This is a very cool piece. Since it’s a Japanese pressing, it comes with the Obi, which is still intact and contrasts very nicely with the cover, adding some pop of colour. The record itself is very clean, and plays nicely, notably on the organs of Your time is gonna come, and has honestly made me realise so many details throughout the album I didn’t hear before. The inserts with the lyrics and The Atlantic Catalogue is also a very cool piece of history

- West German First Pressing of Physical Grafitti, 1975. Although the cover and the sleeves aren’t in the best condition (as you can see), this is still a very cool piece, and I love how you can just take out the sleeves and just put whoever you want from the sleeves into the Windows. Although there are some minor signs of wear of the record, it still sounds very nice, and even though I’ve seen people say that this is a very bad pressing, I actually disagree and it honestly sounds great.

Drowning Pool - Bodies vs. Dodgy - Good Enough

D/L: https://www.g3rst.com

Roy Harper, Peter Grant, John Paul Jones, Robert Plant, John Bonham and Jeff Beck

Interesting interview.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LpuF45WCQSc