Led Zeppelin catalogue goes digital

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Anonymous Coward

AAAAHAHAAAAAHAH #

Posted Monday 15th October 2007 15:19 GMT

Hey Jimmy we could really do with a concert in Australia thanks ! Going digital fantastic, I have never bought music online before but now I have an excuse, The Song Remains The Same is my favourite Album and I used to have it on record. (shit how old am I)

Paul Talbot

Really? #

Posted Monday 15th October 2007 15:41 GMT

"available from all online music retailers"

Well, I'll look forward to using my eMusic subscription to get the lot then! (yeah, right...).

Ian Damage

Agreed.. #

Posted Monday 15th October 2007 23:19 GMT

We could definately do with a gig down here in Oz. I'll still go along and make my own mp3's off my own cd's thanks, not paying again for something I already have.

Dave

Song remains rubbish! #

Posted Tuesday 16th October 2007 07:13 GMT

"The song remains the same" was absolute rubbish, and it will take a lot more than a remix to fix it-I saw the movie on its debut and the audio and playing quality was abysmal. I am guessing they have rerecorded large chunks if they want a half decent product.

David Haworth

Strange ... #

Posted Tuesday 16th October 2007 07:13 GMT

Does that mean that all my Zep CDs are analogue? Didn't know there was such a thing...

Ralph B

Whisper it ... bttrr*nt #

Posted Tuesday 16th October 2007 07:13 GMT

I rather think Led Zeppelin's catalogue went digital a few years ago.

"are" not "is" #

Posted Tuesday 16th October 2007 09:35 GMT

"Led Zeppelin is, of course, due to appear..."

As far as I'm aware, there are no US gigs planed.

So meanwhile, here in the UK;

Led Zeppelin *are*, of course, due to appear...

jimbarter

drm? #

Posted Tuesday 16th October 2007 09:35 GMT

If they are at all protected in any way whatsoever it will be a shambles...

Vladimir Plouzhnikov