LED ZEPPELIN - North American Tour 1971 (2LP) - EU Open Mind LIMITED Press - LISTEN - VERY RARE

Released in a beautiful, gatefold, laminated sleeve (with nice, rare photos of the band), a DOUBLE, limited to 500 copies, European, great-sounding (mixing desk from Jimmy Page's archives...) and very long (yet very well pressed), 60-minute black vinyl records containing a selection of the best recordings from the legendary North American tour the band undertook at the turn of August and September 1971 - two months before the release of "Led Zeppelin IV". The basis of this release is 80 minutes from the sensational concert in Orlando, Florida (2/3 of the concert from the mixing desk), to which the missing recordings from Toronto (also soundboard) have been added, and at the end a rather unique version of "Weekend" from the repertoire of Eddie Cochran has been included. To sum up - there are no better-sounding Zeps from 1971 (perhaps except for the BBC), but here the band simply sounded brilliant. Besides, Robert Plant never sang so well again (as a result of some infection, his voice changed in September 1971)... The record sounds a further 10-20% better (more treble) than the YouTube material attached. A must! Condition: NEW, not shrink-wrapped.