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About this product
Product Identifiers
Record LabelATL, Atlantic
UPC0603497862788
eBay Product ID (ePID)4046035688
Product Key Features
FormatCD
Release Year2018
GenreRock
ArtistLed Zeppelin
Release TitleHow the West Was Won
Dimensions
Item Height0.34 in
Item Weight0.22 lb
Item Length5.71 in
Item Width4.96 in
Additional Product Features
Number of Discs1
Number of Tracks18
Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States
Tracks1.1 La Drone (Live) [Remastered] 1.2 Immigrant Song (Live) [Remastered] 1.3 Heartbreaker (Live) [Remastered] 1.4 Black Dog (Live) [Remastered] 1.5 Over the Hills and Far Away (Live) [Remastered] 1.6 Since I've Been Loving You (Live) [Remastered] 1.7 Stairway to Heaven (Live) [Remastered] 1.8 Going to California (Live) [Remastered] 1.9 That's the Way (Live) [Remastered] 1.10 Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp (Live) [Remastered] 2.1 Dazed and Confused (Live) [Remastered] 2.2 What Is and What Should Never Be (Live) [Remastered] 2.3 Dancing Days (Live) [Remastered] 2.4 Moby Dick (Live) [Remastered] 3.1 Whole Lotta Love (Live) [Remastered] 3.2 Rock and Roll (Live) [Remastered] 3.3 The Ocean (Live) [Remastered] 3.4 Bring It on Home (Live) [Remastered]
NotesThree CD set. Digitally remastered edition. Led Zeppelin continue their reissue campaign with a new edition of their celebrated live album How The West Was Won, originally released in 2003, featuring newly remastered audio, which was done under the supervision of Jimmy Page. How The West Was Won highlights the best performances from Led Zeppelin's legendary concerts at the Los Angeles Forum and Long Beach Arena on June 25 and 27, 1972. Melded together and sequenced to replicate a single concert from beginning to end, the collection captures the band at the height of it's formidable powers. Standouts include a 25-plus minute version of "Dazed And Confused" and a 21-minute medley based around "Whole Lotta Love." The performances also capture the band introducing songs from it's then-unreleased album Houses Of The Holy, which would be released nine months later.