LED ZEPPELIN II LIVIN LOVIN WRECK ATLANTIC PLUM EX+
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Description
LED ZEPPELIN
'Led Zeppelin II'
(588198) Atlantic records
Released 1969
Ultra rare label error Livin' Lovin' Wreck misprint!!!
Matrix numbers:
Side 1: 588198 A2 117
Side 2: 588198 B2 11
Whole Lotta Love
What Is and What Should Never Be
The Lemon Song
Thank You
Heartbreaker
LIVIN' LOVIN' WRECK (She's Just a Woman)
Ramble On
Moby Dick
Bring It on Home
A Special Note About This Record and it’s Rarity: Every once-in-a-while a record comes along that will stick in memory forever – and this one easily falls into that elusive and rare category. This example of Led Zeppelin’s second album is in excellent plus condition – and not only that, this is the very rare and highly elusive example that lists the label error ‘Livin’ Lovin’ Wreck’ on side two that of course should have read ‘Livin’ Lovin’ Maid’. Examples with this label error are way, way rarer than standard ‘Lemon Song’ copies, this early example includes the Lemon Song’ credit also of course! Original, first pressed copies with ‘The Lemon Song’ printed on the UK Plum format are quite rare now anyway and highly treasured and sought after. When the famous red and maroon (‘plum’) labels are found showing ‘Lemon Song’ and ‘Livin’ Lovin’ Wreck’ titles, you know you have one of the rarest ever UK Led Zeppelin albums ever made!!!! The error was corrected very quickly and very few made their way into people’s album collections – a mere handful will survive in such excellent conditions. Also the ‘Lemon Song’ title on the labels was quickly changed on the ‘second pressings’ to become ‘Killing Floor’ for legal reasons, making the earlier original pressings far more scarce and sort-after.
The record has extremely minimal light paper scuffs and extremely minimal light surface marks(all barely noticeable/hairline and inconsequential marks!). Even though both labels have minimal spindle marks, it doesn't look that over-played. Will grade excellent plus condition.
The gatefold sleeve has edge wear(mainly on the top and bottom edges). Some minor corner wear.Some ring wear/rubbing on both sides(see picture).As you can see in the top left corner on the inside there is a very small message from the previous owner saying " To Tony all my love Janice"There are no tears. No splits. Will grade very good condition.
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