It's in stores today available in a 2 CD set or a Limited Edition 2 CD/1DVD set.
The packaging is annoying as hell - you can't get the CDS/DVD out without getting fingerprints all over them but the music - well the song remains the same - pure rock and roll bliss!
Track Listing for the Limited Edition (cause you really should splurge on this one!)
Disc 1: CD
1. Good Times Bad Times
2. Communication Breakdown
3. Dazed and Confused
4. Babe I'm Gonna Leave Yous
5. Whole Lotta Love
6. Ramble On
7. Heartbreaker
8. Immigrant Song
9. Since I've Been Loving You
10. Rock and Roll
11. Black Dog
12. When The Levee Breaks
13. Stairway to Heaven
Disc 2: CD
1. Song Remains The Same
2. Over The Hills And Far Away
3. D'Yer Maker
4. No Quarter
5. Trampled Under Foot
6. Houses Of The Holy
7. Kashmir
8. Nobody's Fault But Mine
9. Achilles Last Stand
10. In The Evening
11. All My Love
Disc 3: DVD
1. We're Gonna Groove
2. I Can't Quit You Babe
3. Dazed & Confused
4. White Summer
5. What Is & What Should Never Be
6. Moby Dick
7. Whole Lotta Love
8. Communication Breakdown
9. Bring It on Home
10. Immigrant Song
11. Black Dog
12. Misty Mountain Hop
13. The Ocean
14. Coming To California
15. In My Time 0f Dying
16. Stairway to Heaven
17. Rock and Roll
18. Nobody's Fault But Mine
19. Kashmir
20. Whole Lotta Love
1 comment:
Aye, that packaging sure is tricky...
the covers should be made in the manner of properly bound books which had a woven cloth bookmarker sewn into the binding of the signatures with the spine of the book. Have the woven cloth ribbon a little more than twice the diameter of a disc, that then folds in half as the disc is inserted into the sleeve. To remove the disc, simply pull gently on the protruding end of the ribbon, and out slides the disc, until you can safely grasp the disc's outer edges between your fingers -or grasp from disc edge to the centre hole.
Some CDs are packaged as 12" vinyl LPs once were, cardboard outer album cover with a paper dust jacket around the disc -Uriah Heep's "Very 'eavy, Very 'umble" CD comes to mind as a example.
"Mothership" ought to have been packaged more considerately!
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