Led Zeppelin – A Cellarful Of Noise - Live In Japan (Rare Crossover Mispress )
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Jul 31, 2026 Sold Date
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Description

ITEM OVERVIEW
* Artist: Led Zeppelin
* Jacket/Title: A Cellarful Of Noise - Live In Japan (TAKRL 1966-RS)
* Audio/Runout Matrix: CON 1 (Copenhagen Warm-Ups Stamper)
* Format: Vinyl, LP, Special Crossover Pressing
* Year: Mid-1970s
* Country: US

DESCRIPTION & COLLECTOR'S NOTE
Up for salwis an exceptionally rare, 1970s Led Zeppelin underground vinyl artifact.

While the jacket and labels present this as the classic "A Cellarful Of Noise - Live In Japan" release on The Amazing Kornyfone Record Label, the vinyl dead wax features the highly sought-after "CON 1" matrix engraving.

Because underground pressing plants frequently mixed up metal stampers in the 1970s, this unique crossover pressing actually features the audio plates intended for the legendary "Copenhagen Warm-Ups / The Second Night" release instead of the Osaka show. This is an incredible, quirky piece of vinyl history and a must-have for completionist Zeppelin collectors looking for a true transitional mispress anomaly!

CONDITION REPORT
* Vinyl Condition: Near Mint
* Jacket/Insert Condition: Near Mint

NOTE: This was acquired as part of a 70 album set. The owner collected Zeppelin but never owned a record player.

SHIPPING & HANDLING
* Shipped securely in a professional, crush-resistant cardboard record mailer.
* Vinyl is packaged in bubble wrap.


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