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Track List
01) Good Times Bad Times
02) Communication Breakdown
03) Dazed and Confused
04) Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
05) Whole Lotta Love
06) Ramble On
07) Heartbreaker
08) Immigrant Song
09) Since I've Been Loving You
10) Rock and Roll
11) Black Dog
12) When the Levee Breaks
13) Stairway to Heaven
Cd 2
01) The Song Remains the Same
02) Over the Hills and Far Away
03) D'yer Mak'er
04) No Quarter
05) Trampled Under Foot
06) Houses of the Holy
07) Kashmir
08) Nobody's Fault but Mine
09) Achilles Last Stand
10) In the Evening
11) All My Love
01) Good Times Bad Times
02) Communication Breakdown
03) Dazed and Confused
04) Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
05) Whole Lotta Love
06) Ramble On
07) Heartbreaker
08) Immigrant Song
09) Since I've Been Loving You
10) Rock and Roll
11) Black Dog
12) When the Levee Breaks
13) Stairway to Heaven
Cd 2
01) The Song Remains the Same
02) Over the Hills and Far Away
03) D'yer Mak'er
04) No Quarter
05) Trampled Under Foot
06) Houses of the Holy
07) Kashmir
08) Nobody's Fault but Mine
09) Achilles Last Stand
10) In the Evening
11) All My Love
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4:54
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8:02
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4:49
4:24
7:00
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First Released
2007
Rock
Hypnotic
Rock/Pop
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Led Zeppelin's reunion for an Ahmet Ertegun tribute concert in November 2007 (pushed back a couple of weeks due to a finger injury Jimmy Page sustained during rehearsals) seemed like a spur of the moment thing -- but how spontaneous could it have been if it just happened to coincide with the release of an expanded The Song Remains the Same on both CD and DVD, the debut of their catalog as digital downloads, and the new two-disc compilation Mothership as a sampler of the whole shebang? Considering this full-scale, multi-prong assault -- which also included a new album by Robert Plant, after all -- it was probably not all that spontaneous. Such a precise attack suits this most mythic of classic rock groups, who always benefited from an enormous sense of scale. Weighing in at two discs and 24 tracks, Mothership has a sense of scale that the previous round of compilations -- the two-part Early Days & Latter Days, delivered in 1999 and 2000 respectively -- lacked, not just because it pushes these two phases together but because it is heavy on the heavy epics, emphasizing Zeppelin's sheer sonic ballast over either their lighter or more idiosyncratic moments. This effects the second disc more than the first, as the band started out heavy and expanded outward, and while it would have been nice if "Fool in the Rain" represented In Through the Out Door instead of "In the Evening," this is a minor quibble as Mothership hits the obvious high points without seeming perfunctory. And that, along with Page's new remastering, is the real selling point behind Mothership: as a compilation it is both gripping listening and a good introduction to this very album-oriented band, which is what makes it a welcome addition to their catalog.
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Led Zeppelin's reunion for an Ahmet Ertegun tribute concert in November 2007 (pushed back a couple of weeks due to a finger injury Jimmy Page sustained during rehearsals) seemed like a spur of the moment thing -- but how spontaneous could it have been if it just happened to coincide with the release of an expanded The Song Remains the Same on both CD and DVD, the debut of their catalog as digital downloads, and the new two-disc compilation Mothership as a sampler of the whole shebang? Considering this full-scale, multi-prong assault -- which also included a new album by Robert Plant, after all -- it was probably not all that spontaneous. Such a precise attack suits this most mythic of classic rock groups, who always benefited from an enormous sense of scale. Weighing in at two discs and 24 tracks, Mothership has a sense of scale that the previous round of compilations -- the two-part Early Days & Latter Days, delivered in 1999 and 2000 respectively -- lacked, not just because it pushes these two phases together but because it is heavy on the heavy epics, emphasizing Zeppelin's sheer sonic ballast over either their lighter or more idiosyncratic moments. This effects the second disc more than the first, as the band started out heavy and expanded outward, and while it would have been nice if "Fool in the Rain" represented In Through the Out Door instead of "In the Evening," this is a minor quibble as Mothership hits the obvious high points without seeming perfunctory. And that, along with Page's new remastering, is the real selling point behind Mothership: as a compilation it is both gripping listening and a good introduction to this very album-oriented band, which is what makes it a welcome addition to their catalog.
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