Led Zeppelin – Mothership

Worst CD packaging I've ever encountered. Unless I have a faulty version I'm really baffled by how they chose to hold the CDs in this digipak.

I just did a little shoot out with the vintage Zeppelin records that I have and this box set. The first thing I noticed is how much more forward the guitar and vocals are on this box set. They are crisp and clear but a little unbalanced compared to the vintage records. On Led Zeppelin II there is more bass and I also prefer the sound of the cymbals. Preferences aside, I recommend this box set. The quality of the pressing and packaging is top notch.

I feel like this album is missing Hey, Hey, what can I do and Ten Years Gone. Both are great Zeppelin songs that people don’t talk about

I have the 2007 US made box. Sounds superb. I love Zeppelin on vinyl. Bonzo's drums just leap out of the plastic!
I would have prefered Misty Mountain Hop over Rock And Roll, The Rain Song instead of D'Yer Mak'er which is like a Plant solo track! Ha! Ha! Side 8 ends on a low for me because In Through The Out Door is a weak album and In The Evening is all bluster and repetition with out any substance and All Of My Love super irritating.

not bad but not great which is to be expected when you are listening to remasters of music recorded 50 years ago, also on my system it is quite a hot master imho. Fantastic packaging, i have had this sitting unplayed in my collection for over 7yrs played through a few sides and my favourite No Quarter, yeah its not bad but its not going to blow your mind sonically, i dont have any other Zep vinyl only the 90's release of Remasters on CD, for vinyl this fills my Zep spot comfortably.

after extensive research it appears that the first press 2007 mastered and cut by stan ricker
may or may not have the round rti sticker and furthermore there are pictures of the 2015 reissue
cover floating around with round rti stickers on them even though the reissues are not pressed by rti -wtf right !

The oldest review is from 2017, did Discogs deleat the older, original reviews, and if so, why???

With these newer reviews, who knows if they are reviewing the 2015 digital reissues and not the Stan Ricker release of 2007.

There's something about Zeppelin on vinyl, I don't know what it is. I started buying the vinyl albums in late 1989, I think II was my first and after listening to Queen since early 1985 it was right up my street. I must confess, I did buy Now & Zen by Robert Plant early in 1989 and Led Zeppelin was the next logical step for me to take. I still have all the Zeppelin albums I bought between October 1989 and mid 1990. I bought some on CD but they never really did it for me as the vinyl had the real magic.
Remasters came along in late 1990 and I did eventually buy the 4 CD box in March 1991 and I was lucky enough to get a US pressing of the 6 LP box around 20 years ago. Then came mothership and I ran out and bought that and The Song Remains The Same vinyl box around the same time. Now I'm going to grab Complete BBC Sessions and How The West Was Won vinyl box sets as fast as I can!
Mothership is a fine box with very good audio and even though I have this US/EU pressing which is made in USA my inner sleeves are white paper!

I will let everyone know that the inner sleeves are made of PVC which can off-gas and damage the LPs. I do recommend to change them as soon as you get this.

Poor sound. That is sad because the packaging is awesome.

I don't even feel like putting disc 2 on