Led Zeppelin The 10 Legendary Singles New Zealand Box
£
102
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135
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Up for auction is the New Zealand Led Zeppelin box set The 10 Legendary Singles. These records are in near-mint condition. They may not even have been played, their condition really is that good! There are no marks on the vinyl and no spindle marks on the labels. They have certainly never been played by me and I've had them for about ten years; I bought them in Australia when I used to live there.
Anyone who knows about this box set will know that actual box was very flimsy and that they aren't always easy to find in good nick. This box has only some very minor creasing in the bottom right-hand corner and a tape-residue mark on the top (in all honesty it's of no significance). The box is still robust and fully intact.
The records are:
1. Good Times Bad Times/Communication Breakdown
2. Living Loving Maid/Whole Lotta Love
3. Immigrant Song / Hey Hey What Can I Do
4. Black Dog / Misty Mountain Hop
5. Rock & Roll / Four Sticks
6. Over The Hills & Far Away / Dancing Days
7. The Crunge / D'Yer Maker
8. Trampled Underfoot / Black Country Woman
9.Royal Orleans / Candy Store Rock /
10. Fool In The Rain / Hot Dog
Now to the records. There are a few points about some of the individual records that I'm going to highlight for the benefit of the collecting fraternity as I know this is the sort of thing that collectors like (I'm one myself).
Each of the singles has a large A on side 1 except for Living Loving Maid which doesn't. This record also has sides 1 and 2 reversed so that Whole Lotta Love is on side 2.
Hey, Hey What Can I Do is listed as being from Led Zeppelin III. It isn't.
There may be more but that's for the buyer.
This item will be sent very securely packaged.
Any questions, just ask.
PLEASE NOTE: I ship worldwide and postage costs will be the same price as the Post Office here in the UK charges me. Ebay's ridiculous automated system only allows me to specify a fixed cost for international shipping.The 'fixed' price of £5 is nominal. It may be more or less than that (it's more likely to be less but it depends on where you live). There are no hidden extras like 'handling' fees or other such nonsense. Is it just me, or is it that the more ebay 'improves' its services the worse it gets?
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