Led Zeppelin Live 2-dvd and 3-cd sets due 27th May

I'm suprised there hasn't already been a thread for this, considering how Pink Floyd fans are commonly Led Zeppelin fans as well

Anyway, as I'm sure a lot of you already know, a live 2-dvd set simply called Led Zeppelin, and a 3-cd set called How The West Was Won are going to be released on the 27th of May (just 6 days to go!).

5.1 surround Zeppelin!!!! This is the first time I will really be taking advantage of my 5.1 Creative speakers.

Here's a preview from the DVD.
Click here to view What Is And What Should Never Be in Real Player

On a more serious note, I urge you all (if you're interested) to buy these releases and not just download them, if you can possibly afford it. It would be so cool to see Led Zeppelin make it to #1 in the charts one last time and teach all the teeny bopper bands who's boss!

edit: Click here a full article

edit edit: I forgot to mention this important info, there is absolutely no overlap of material between the cd set and the dvd set!
-The dvd set has material from London's Royal Albert Hall in January 1970, Madison Square Garden in July 1973 (NOT anything included in The Song Remains The Same), and London's Earl's Court in May 1975.
-The cd set recreates a full concert from material from the Los Angeles Forum and Long Beach Arena on June 25th and 27th, 1972.

I've pre-ordered the dvd, it sounds pretty good and I never could get along with The Song Remains The Same for some reason so I'm really looking forward to it. I saw Zeppelin at Knebworth in 1979 so I'm hoping that particular footage will bring the memories back.

Back already? Sheesh!

Admit it, it's just not the same without me!

But wait, it's the bunny god looking all freaky and scary! What happened to him?

He's had a make-over.

Wow! Did he get it on Oprah?

No, Bunnygods don't appear on third-rate exploitationalist chat shows. Unless the price is right of course.

I know what you mean about TSRTS, it's a bit spoiled the discontinuity created by all the stupid dream sequences, and the heavy editing by Jimmy Page, which is unfortunatly very noticible in places. Also the track list is rescrited to just the most popular songs... that's a bit boring. But I still love some of the performances (Since I've Been Love You especially).



But his new dvd should be much better, check out the tracklist
And the tracklist for the cd set:

By the way, what was the Knebworth concert like?

To be honest I can't remember too much about it, it was a long time ago and I was extremely young, my most vivid memory of it is Jimmy Page standing in some sort of laser pyramid during Dazed and Confused. I'm hoping the dvd will jog my memory a bit. The only other thing that sticks in my mind is that Chas & Dave were on the same bill!

You lie! You were never young!

Shut it Catface!

Cats kill bunnies.

Come and have a go if you think your whiskers are hard enough!

There's no way you're getting me to come to Liverpool.