LP Box Sets

BlazeES said:
It's contained in this:

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There's also a video mock up of an awesome live rendition of 'Immigration Song' that never ceases to blow my mind. I call it a mock up because it includes rough black & white film and still photo trickery. Something similar to what you might remember from MTV vids that Zep put out in the 1990s...but better in my mind.

+ there's never before seen live video in this set from later concerts, one set of acoustic songs and some other live stuff - Knebworth I think it is - captured prior to Bonham's death. Not as crisp of a performance as one might want but they had been 10+ years road worn. That concert set includes 'Physical Graffiti" AND 'Presence' gems. Highly recommend acquisition and looks/songs fantastic on DVD.
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Jeez... I bought that for my brother when it came out as an Xmas gift. Pretty sure we watched most of it...excluding the SRTS stuff.


Elite-ist said:
There are a number of box sets, shown so far, that I like. I have very few box sets - expense being one of the factors. I hate to spend money on something I already have, albeit on separate albums or pre-recorded cassettes.

Nando.
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That Bonfire set has 3 ACDC cd's you cant get anywhere else. It was recently re released in a smaller package, though I wish I had bought the original when it had come out way back when. Pretty much each set shown has something that cant be obtained elsewhere. Hey Hey What Can I do can only be found on the b side of the Immigrant song 45 and Crop Circles. I was lucky enough to find one of those 45's.
 
I'm of the same disposition Nando, especially with LPs. I do have a few interesting ones though that I need to photo and share. I was a big box set kid back in the early 80's; it was a way to get an artist library built quick... like the British version releases by The Beatles.
 
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Ben, Tony: And that's what makes it so enticing to get the box set because of music not released, or available earlier. That's one thing I don't often come across in used record stores is box sets, except for the hugely popular Arthur Fiedler & the Boston Pops set from Reader's Digest.

Nando.
 
Joe Jackson once released an entire album on five 7" 45 rpm records, his second album I'm The Man...

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It looks like they used a close version of a 7" reel tape box, good use.
 
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