LED ZEPPELIN LP -- Kornyfone Bootleg # 1966 -- Live in Japan, Cellarful of Noise

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This apparently bootlegged and unauthorized 12-inch 33 RPM LP is "Live in Japan - A Cellarful of Noise" by Led Zeppelin. The labels are white and contain no other information than "Side One" and "Side Two" respectively. The cover - which consists of a printed label taped loosely to a plain white sleeve - identifies it as "The Kornyfone Reissue Series (Ted's Choice) - TAKRL 1966-RS." It also lists the tracks as: Tangerine, Moby Dick, Celebration Day, Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker, and Stairway to Heaven.
Discogs gives it a release date of 1975 and states that it was recorded live in Osaka, Japan, on September 29, 1971.

The record looks to be in used and worn condition, still nice and shiny, but with some visible scuffs and scratches. I played both sides on my Audio-Technica turntable, and there were a few forward skips (no repeats), and varying degrees of audible background noise (mostly light, and a lot of it drowned out by the music), including some occasional clicks or pops or ticking. It is also a low quality recording, in fact, a common criticism of this release is that it plays slow - which is true, but my turntable has a variable speed feature, so I was able to compensate for that, and it sounded pretty good. Because of variations in tracking ability, filtering technology and needle weights, I can offer no guarantees as to how well it will play on your equipment.
The cover is in solid and functional condition, with the seams all intact, but with some dampstaining along the bottom. The label has glue residue stains and is torn at the left side. It will be shipped with an after-market inner sleeve.
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